with the Early Show
News. views and music, plus a review of the morning's newspapers.
with Rob Marshall.
During Comedy Week, Terry Wogan asks listeners for punchlines to news stories of the day.
with the Rev Frank Topping.
Ken plays a classic comedy clip each day as part of Comedy Week.
Including answers to listeners' food questions.
With guests for Comedy Week, writers Laurence
Marks and Maurice Gran.
With the best of today's comedy punchlines as requested by Terry Wogan.
Including the Mystery Voice competition.
More comedy as Roy Hudd , June Whitfield and Chris Emmett
grapple heroically with the week's news stories.
With music from Peter Moss and the News Huddliners.
Producer Phil Bowker
Repeated on Saturday 1.30pm
Concluding Jimmy Perry's four-part comedy about the early days of the BBC.
John Brown has decided that the BBC will broadcast the 1923 Boat Race. So the rest of the staff rally round to find a way to bring off the transmission.
The best in country music.
presents a mixture of vintage blues and the best of the recent releases.
Featuring a session from Polly Browne , a regular visitor to the charts with Pickettywitch in the 70s, but now turning her songwriting and singing talents to the blues.
Chris Hall presents some of the best Louisiana music from both sides of the Atlantic. Tonight he takes a closer look at the rise of zydeco music in the USA and Britain, and includes tracks by Boozoo Chavis ,
Joe Le Taxi , Joe Walker and Clifton Chenier.
Derek and Ellen present a late-night mixture of music and chat including at
10.45 What's That Noise? and at 11.45 a review of tomorrow's papers. There's also the guest interview and Derek's classical feature.
with Night Ride
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought with the Rev John Morgan.
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought with the Rev John Morgan.
