Wake up to an early mix of music and chat, plus the morning's papers with Joe Lemer.

The father of a man from Wells who died in police custody after being detained under the Mental Health Act has welcomed recommendations being made today by MPs .

Ben debates whether terms like 'old' and 'over the hill' are as offensive as being racist or sexist. Plus, ahead of the rugby, we ask: is it better to be English or Welsh.

With The Ragged Victorians, a group of historical re-enactors who specialise in the Great Unwashed of the 19th Century. Plus a visit to the Bath Spa and your poems about the Sun.

Claire Cavanagh brings you national and local stars who are touring Bristol and Somerset.

Sue Mountstevens reacts to report published today by MPs on policing and mental health.

Join Mark Forrest as he brings the best of the day's BBC Local Radio together.

Dan Chisholm helps wind up the evening with great music and calls.

Is there enough live music for young people in the West Country? This week BBC Introducing in the West is talking about music for under 18s. What's available in your area? Show more

Listen to the best of UJIMA Radio 98FM, Bristol's urban community radio station.

Pat Hart, Harriet Robinson, Fin Claydon and Billy Quain with Bristol's community radio.