4/8. Eddie Mair presents PM's sister programme, the content of which is dictated by listeners through its website and email. Editor Joanna Carr bbc.co.uk/blogs/ipm; email: ipm@bbc.co.uk
4/6. Clare Balding's quest to discover walks that are good for the mind, body and soul takes her to Dorset to meet former long-distance walker Garth Gunn and his son Craig on the Isle of Purbeck, where they follow the training route that got Garth back on his feet as he recovered from the chronic fatigue syndrome ME.
Producer Nicola Humphries Rptd on Thursday at 3pm
With John Humphrys and Edward Stourton.
7.20 Yesterday in Parliament With Mark D'Arcy.
7.25,8.25 Sports News
7.48 Thought for the Day With the Rev Joel Edwards.
8.51 Yesterday in Parliament
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Humphrys
Unknown:
Edward
Stourton.
Unknown:
Mark
D'Arcy.
Unknown:
Joel
Edwards.
2/3. Gumshoe Steve Punt goes on the trail of the vans that allegedly trace TV licence evaders, checking out rumours that they're little more than a myth. Faced with a wall of official silence, he travels hundreds of miles to track down one of the legendary vehicles for himself. Producer Laurence Grissell
A lively collection of dispatches from the BBC's foreign correspondents. Presented by Kate Adie. RT DIRECT: More From Our Own Correspondent is available for £8.54 (RRP EB.99) inc p&p. Call [number removed] (national rate) quoting RT, or visit [web address removed]
Jonathan Dimbleby is in the chair for the topical discussion from Knutsford in Cheshire, where the panellists include the Labour MP Frank Field. Repeated from yesterday
Arlo White and Glenn Mitchell provide commentary on the Super Eights Group E contest at the Oval. With analysis by Geoff Lawson and Dermot Reeve.
Producer Adam Mountford 'approximate times Commentary also on 5 Live Sports Extra from 1.10pm
Contributors
Unknown:
Arlo
White
Unknown:
Glenn
Mitchell
Unknown:
Geoff
Lawson
Unknown:
Dermot
Reeve.
Producer:
Adam
Mountford
Jonathan Dimbleby takes calls and emails in response to Any Questions? Producer Victoria Wakely PHONE: [number removed] Lines open from 12.30pm email: any.answers@bbc.co.uk
Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Dimbleby
Producer:
Victoria
Wakely
In a newspaper article from 1898, the writer Emile Zola took a stand against the French military and judicial establishment's wrongful imprisonment of Jewish army officer Alfred Dreyfus. Here, with naturalistic dialogue, Louis Gregori gives a right-wing perspective on the events that led him to believe that the murder of the guiltless Dreyfus was the correct and only action. By Hattie Naylor. Producer/Director Pauline Harris
Contributors
Unknown:
Emile
Zola
Unknown:
Alfred
Dreyfus.
Unknown:
Louis
Gregori
Unknown:
Hattie
Naylor.
Director:
Pauline
Harris
Louis Gregori:
Mark
Heap
Dominique:
Kathryn
Hunt
Arnaud:
Graeme
Hawley
Emile Zola:
Conrad
Nelson
Eugene/Alfred Dreyfus:
Paul
Mundell
Gustav:
Jonathan
Keeble
2/2. Concluding his exploration of how classical performers prepare to play in front of a red light instead of a live audience, Terence Curran explores how seasoned musicians approach the recording process. Rptd from Tue
Paul Gambaccini looks through EMI's Hayes archive, which contains some of the world's first recorded music, to uncover the story of Fred Gaisberg. Gaisberg set up the UK's first record studio and was the first person to capture Caruso's voice. The music collector amassed hundreds of examples of indigenous music, including the court music of the Chinese and Japanese emperors, and the last ever castrato. Producers Danny Eccleston and Emily Palmer
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Gambaccini
Unknown:
Fred
Gaisberg.
Producers:
Danny
Eccleston
Producers:
Emily
Palmer
1/3. Wilkie Collins 's tale of passion, deception and murder, dramatised by Robin Brooks.
Callow Allan Armadale unexpectedly inherits a substantial estate in Norfolk, bringing him to the attention of dangerous fortune-hunter Lydia Gwilt. She plans to seduce and marry him, but there are obstacles in her way.
Repeated from Sunday
Contributors
Unknown:
Wilkie
Collins
Dramatised By:
Robin
Brooks.
Unknown:
Lydia
Gwilt.
Lydia:
Lucy
Robinson
Allan:
Alex
Robertson
Midwinter:
Ray
Fearon
Neelie:
Perdita
Avery
Maria:
Carol
MacReady
Susan:
Rebecca
Saire
Major:
Sean
Baker
Bashwood:
Richard
Durden
Pedgift Jr:
Grant
Gillespie
1/4. In the middle of the global recession, Harvard professor of government Michael Sandel considers the expansion of markets and how we determine their moral limits. Repeated from Tuesday
1/6. Beryl Bainbridge , Ekow Eshun, Anthony Howard and Francesca Simon are the guests of Nigel Rees. The reader is Peter Jefferson. Repeated from Monday
Contributors
Unknown:
Beryl
Bainbridge
Unknown:
Anthony
Howard
Unknown:
Francesca
Simon
Unknown:
Nigel
Rees.
Unknown:
Peter
Jefferson.
4/6. Listeners' requests for poetry from the Book of Psalms, read by Kenneth Cranham and Henry Goodman. Presented by Roger McGough. Repeated from Sunday
Contributors
Read By:
Kenneth
Cranham
Read By:
Henry
Goodman.
Presented By:
Roger
McGough.
5/5. Three Is a Lucky Number. Margery Allingham 's "bride in the bath" tale is as electrifying now as when it was first published in the 1930s. Read by Martin Jarvis. Producer Rosalind Ayres
Contributors
Unknown:
Margery
Allingham
Read By:
Martin
Jarvis.
Producer:
Rosalind
Ayres
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