with the Early Show
News, views and music, plus a review of the morning's newspapers.

with Umar Hegedus.

with news, travel, weather and the greatest hits.

with Rev Frank Topping.

with dedications and requests.
Including at 10.00 Pick of the Hits.

presents her afternoon entertainment show.

with Answers Please.

Brian investigates a top issue of the day. Voice your views on what's in the news by phoning 0[number removed], at the cost of a local call from anywhere in the UK.
LINES OPEN from 6.00pm Producer Anne Freeman

by Victor Canning , adapted by Andy Merriman. and Eric Merriman. Richard Griffiths stars as Edgar Finchley , the shy solicitor's clerk who has travelled to 1930s Paris for the first time.
In the fourth episode, Mr Finchley doesn't make the headlines, Robert is abandoned and both are all at sea.
Narrated by James Villiers Rpt

The name Archibald Joyce may not be that well known today, but in his lifetime, which stretched from mid-
Victorian times (1873) to the era of Elvis and the Beatles (1963), he enjoyed a widespread popularity.
His band played for dances, from the hunt ball to Royal Command performances at Windsor Castle, and as a composer, he wrote dozens of waltzes, marches and "characteristic" pieces, some for silent film performances.
Christopher Timothy goes in search of further details of this neglected composer with the help of Joyce's daughter Maisie Parkinson and plenty of music. Written by Philip Lane
Producer Tim McDonald

Dave Gelly delves into the archives of the popular music press, to find out about legends in the making, long-forgotten crazes and the pop topics of the day. Tonight features riot, disorder and the Beatnik Ball. With music from, among others, Bobby Darin , Diana Dors and Terry Lightfoot.
An Encore Radio production

with Night Ride
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought with Rev Frank Topping.

Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought with Rev Frank Topping.