with the Early Show

with Rt Rev Lord Runcie.

with Rabbi Lionel Blue. A Unique production

Plus today: your medical questions answered.

Including at 3.55 Party Political Broadcast By the Liberal Democrats.

D-Day - 6 June 1944 To mark the greatest invasion in history, Radio 2 has collected the memories of those who took part and those who waited at home for news. There are eyewitness accounts from soldiers, sailors and airmen in this country and from our allies, and interviews with German soldiers who were defending the beaches against the Allied attack.
Producers Maura Clarke , John Gumett

A decade recalled in words and music.

with Big Band Era

Classic big band hits which were listened and danced to during the war years.
Featuring the BBC Big Band conducted by Barry Forgie. introduced by Sheila Tracy.

The story of the Allied Expeditionary Forces
Programme on its 50th anniversary is introduced by Jean Metcalfe. With the voices of Cecil Madden ,
Margaret Hubble , Stephen Williams , Robert Farnon , Anne Shelton , Nat Peck , Jimmy Miller , Brian Willey and Alan Dell and memories of AEF programmes and songs of the times. Producer Ken Evans

with Cosmotheka.

Derek Jameson recalls the D-Day landings as a young lad in Fleet Street. He also talks with wartime pin-up Christabel Leighton-Porter , alias Jane of the Daily
Mirror, Major John Howard , one of the first people to land in Normandy 50 years ago this day; and veteran broadcaster John Snagge.

with Jazz Notes

with Night Ride
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought with Rev Jeff Cuttell.

Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought