with The Early Show News, views and music, plus a review of the morning's newspapers.
with Derek Wilson.
with news, travel, weather, sport and music.
with Dr Pauline Webb.
Including at 10.00 Pick of the Hits
Plus today: your legal questions answered.
Today's programme comes live from Broadcasting House in Belfast.
The fourth of six programmes in which Derek Jameson invites you to enjoy the finest performances by the world's greatest singers. Producer Bridget Apps
Live from the Hippodrome, Golders Green, London.
Philip Gibson conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra, led by Martin Loveday.
The Friday Night Star Singers are Beverley Humphreys and Anthony Michaels-Moore, with the Nigel Brooks Singers.
Introduced by Robin Boyle. Producer Alan Boyd
... at the piano.
Producer David Rayvern Allen
On the March 16, 1943, the BBC Wireless Military Band gave its last broadcast on the Light Programme. Some 50 years on, the Royal
Northern College of Music Wind Band, conducted by Clark Rundell , recreate the band's final broadcast, with music including Saint-Saens' Phaeton,
Balakirev's Islamey, and Three Humoreskes by the band's founder, B Walton O'Donnell. Frank Renton looks back at the history of one of the earliest and most popular of musical combinations to broadcast in the golden age of radio. Producer Bob McDowall
Austin Mitchell visits the "land of the prince bishops" to celebrate the 900th anniversary of Durham Cathedral, and discovers why the cathedral is ranked alongside the Taj Mahal and the Palace of Versailles as a World
Heritage Site. With the Bishop of Durham, the Rt
Rev David Jenkins , and the Director of the Victoria and Albert Museum , Elizabeth Esteve-Coll . Producer Geoff Sargieson
Digby Fairweather presents the BBC Big Band conducted by Mark Nightingale.
with Night Ride
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought with Andrew Graystone.
Producers Roger Bowman and Graham Belchere
