With Sarah Montague and Edward Stourton.
6.25,7.25 and 8.25 Sports News
6.45 Yesterday in Parliament
7.48 Thought for the Day With Shagufta Yaqub.
8.32 Yesterday in Parliament
Contributors
Unknown:
Sarah
Montague
Unknown:
Edward
Stourton.
Unknown:
Shagufta
Yaqub.
John Humphrys talks to high-fliers who have experienced turbulent times. 3: Anita Roddick. She talks about the mistakes that led to major financial problems for her Body Shop empue and the pain of having to relinquish her "benign dictatorship oftne company she founded 27 years ago. Producer Brian King Repeated at 9.30pm
An affectionate look at the miracle materials and substances created by modern science that have become part of our everyday lives. 1:
Formica Wayne Hemingway investigates a material that has made such an impact that. without even realising, most of us encounter it every single day. Producer Tamsin Hughes
Contributors
Unknown:
Formica Wayne
Hemingway
Producer:
Tamsin
Hughes
Presented by the Rev Stephen Shipley. Lord Jesus
Think on Me (Southweln. Acts 4, w32-35, ,wn,
7-9. Beati Quorum Via (Stanford). Maythe Mind of Christ My Saviour (St Leonard's). With the choirof Trinity College, Melbourne. Director of music Michael Leighton Jones.
Contributors
Unknown:
Stephen
Shipley.
Music:
Michael Leighton
Jones.
The novelist Sue Miller reads from her painfully honest and moving account of her relationship with her father as he succumbed to Alzheimer's disease. 2: Sue Miller looks back at her childhood to relive her memories of her father before his disease took hold. For details see yesterday Repeated at 12.30am
England v Zimbabwe
The second meeting of these teams in the triangular series of one-day internationals. Commentary by Jonathan Agnew , Henry Blofeld and Simon Mann , with expert comments from Graham Fowler ,
Mike Selvey and Henry Olonga. *Approximate time
Producer Peter Baxter
Contributors
Commentary By:
Jonathan
Agnew
Commentary By:
Henry
Blofeld
Commentary By:
Simon
Mann
Unknown:
Graham
Fowler
Unknown:
Mike
Selvey
Unknown:
Henry
Olonga.
Producer:
Peter
Baxter
Flagships or Follies? Pandas and tigers are icons of conservation but do they draw attention away from less popular but equally important species? Or are they ambassadors forthe rest of the ecosystem? Paul Evans examines the use of "flagship" species in conservation. Repeated from yesterday
This week Greg Proops sets the record straight on American contemporary comedian Ellen DeGeneres. Forget the controversial sitcom and celebrate her stand-up skills. Producer Pennie Latin
Contributors
Unknown:
Greg
Proops
Unknown:
Ellen
Degeneres.
Producer:
Pennie
Latin
The second of a three-part guide to popular recorded songs, presented by Simon Armitage and Allan Moore. This week, the pairconsiderthe "how" of popular songs: how musical arrangement and vocal expression are used to create meaning and atmosphere. The songs range from Frank Sinatra to Bjork and this week's guest singer is June Tabor. Producer Robert Ketteridge
Contributors
Presented By:
Simon
Armitage
Presented By:
Allan
Moore.
Unknown:
Frank
Sinatra
Producer:
Robert
Ketteridge
By Juliet Ace . Taking a few pills in the interests of scientific research and extra cash shouldn't be a problem, but Jason finds there are unexpected consequences. Director Gilly Adams
Contributors
Unknown:
Juliet
Ace
Director:
Gilly
Adams
Menna:
Di
Botcher
Jason:
Aled
Pugh
Anna Marie:
Jennifer
Vaughan
Richard Daniel presents a new series of the programme in which listeners set the agenda with their environmental concerns. EMAIL: home.planet@bbc.co.uk : PHONE: [number removed] ADDRESS: [address removed] Producer Nick Patrick
2: Sing a New Song to the Lord. James O'Donnell investigates the music of the ancient Jews. Visiting the Liberal Jewish Synagogue at St John's Wood, and the Abbey at Downside, James tries to discover how the music would have sounded at the time of Jesus. For details see yesterday
The essential guide to the world of work, with Philippa Lamb. This week she looks at disability discrimination in the workplace. Producer Kirsteen Knight
2: In Cap and Apron. Working forthe demanding Mrs Allison, undercoverjournalist Lizzie finds the role of housemaid a considerable challenge.
For details see yesterday Repeated from 10.45am
Contributors
Lizzie:
Barbara
Bames
Mrs Allison:
Liza
Sadovy
Annie:
Alison
Pettrtt
Editor:
Andrew
Harrison
Cook:
Carolyn
Jones
Young Allison:
Ben
Crowe
With the Prime Minister promising to reduce the number of asylum seekers, Julian O'Halloran examines the progress so far. Will he be able to deliver his personal pledge of a 50 per cent cut in applications by September?
Producer Anouk Curry Repeated Sunday at 5pm
In the last of the series, Connie St Louis explores men's health in middle age. She finds out who is most prone to heart disease and looks at different treatments for prostate cancer.
Producer Pamela Rutheford Repeated tomorrow at 4.30pm
Arthur Smith introuduces highlights from the Comedy Tent at Glastonbury as well as some off-duty observations from the comfort of his own caravan.
Producer Lucy Armitage
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