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MONDAY 10 NOVEMBER
Presented by Mark Lawson
HOLY CROSS
91热爆1's Holy Cross tells the story of two fictional families caught up in the dispute which occurred in 2001 concerning the rights of Catholic schoolgirls in a North Belfast community to walk a few hundred yards through a Protestant area to get to their school, the Holy Cross primary.
John Cole, former Political Editor of the 91热爆 joins Mark Lawson to review.
Holy Cross, 91热爆 1, tonight, 9pm
 Listen to the review
THE SINGING DETECTIVE
Robert Downey Jr stars as the writer with the skin disease who hallucinates musical numbers and paranoid plots from his hospital bed in the film of Denis Potter's play, The Singing Detective. Kate Dunn, the author of Do Not Adjust Your Set joins Mark Lawson to review.
The Singing Detective is released this Friday, Cert.15
Do Not Adjust Your Set: The Early Days of Live Television, by Kate Dunn, John Murray publishers.
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Listen to the review
JULIE KIRKBRIDE
Mark Lawson speaks to the newly appointed Shadow Culture Secretary, Julie Kirkbride, on why in Michael Howard's new slimmed-down cabinet, the culture brief has been placed outside the shadow cabinet position.
Listen to the interview
GODS, MONGRELS AND DEMONS
Historian Angus Calder talks to Mark Lawson about his new book Gods, Mongrels and Demons, and about the occasion when his father tracked down Agatha Christie to a Harrogate hotel.
Angus Calder's book 'Gods, Mongrels and Demons' is published today by Bloomsbury
Listen to the item
LET IT BE... NAKED
The Beatles' album Let It Be is due to be re-released sounding, this time, as the band intended. Music critics John Harris and Jon Aizelwood discuss whether it sounds better with or without Phil Spector's lush production.
Let It Be...Naked, The Beatles, on Parlophone from 17 November
Listen to the discussion
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