Chippenham & Beyond original

Alan’s on tenterhooks at St Stephen’s, while Eddie softens the blow for Clarrie.

Morgan Spurlock discusses Where In The World Is Osama Bin Laden ? with Francine Stock; plus Ken Loach, Jiri Menzel and Kevin Jackson

John Wilson looks at An Infinite Line - a new exhibition about light at the Brighton Festival. Interviews with Grand Design's Kevin McCloud and crime writer Sue Grafton. A review of Speed Racer from the makers of the Matrix trilogy,

The police find out about Kamal’s fake passport and in despair Zak tells all about Dr Masud’s involvement.

Donald Macleod is joined by writer and broadcaster Stephen Johnson to explore the highly productive 'Indian summer' of Schubert's final years.

News travels fast for Alan and Usha, and Eddie does some detective work.

Simon and Book panellists Joel Morris, Boyd Hilton and Dreda Say Mitchell take us through this weeks books, 'The Outcast', by Sadie Jones and 'A Good War', by Patrick Bishop.

The police are making door to door enquiries and the rumours are growing about Talib.

Ed enters familiar territory, while Taylor discovers his fate in court.

Arun thinks there’s no smoke without fire and Fatima’s mother takes on Khatija.

Isabel Allende talks about her first foray into memoir since she wrote about the death of her daughter, Paula. Richard Reynolds, dedicated guerrilla gardener, talks about the pleasures and politics of the art, and Philip Dodd explores the future of the book in our culture.

There’s a man down at Bridge Farm, and Kathy learns who her friends are.

It’s not a happy homecoming for Khatija and Pervaiz and Bill’s feeling responsible as Fatima lies unconscious.

It’s confession time for Will, while Adam feels content in victory.

The police think Talib’s charity is just a front and Zak wonders what he’s got himself involved in.