says Good Morning Sunday and welcomes his special guest Michael Taylor ,
Director of Christian Aid.
Including at 7.40 Rabbi Bobby Silverman.

Presents music old and new, reflecting every corner of the Radio 2 catalogue.

Topical debate, features and phone-ins.

with Radio 2 All-Time Greats
Your favourite tunes and performances on record.

A weekly celebration of the art of the songwriter.

with Sounds Easy.
The music of yesterday presented in his easy style.

Canon Roger Royle takes listeners on a personal tour of Britain's cathedrals. This week he visits Chichester.

The Cliff Adams Singers with Jack Emblow.

The last of three programmes in which Roger Royle invites listeners to join him for Tea with the Vicar, recalling places of pilgrimage in Holy Ground and asking What's In a Name?

Featuring the BBC Concert Orchestra.

Tonight's programme celebrates Sydney Carter's 80th birthday with a selection of his hymns and songs. Roger Royle presents the programme with the choir and congregation of St Paul's Church,
Herne Hill , and the Albion band.
Tonight's songs include
Lord of the Dance, Julian of Norwich, and When I Needed a Neighbour.

with Your Hundred Best
Tunes

Radio 2 Arts Programme
Jazz record producer Robert Parker introduces a report from America of his visit to one of the year's most important and enjoyable celebrations of Louisiana arts, crafts and food - the annual New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. Using a portable digital recorder, Parker has compiled a selective impression of New Orleans and the Festival - including an in-depth interview with founder George Wein , creator of the original Newport Jazz Festival. With the help of local experts, the exciting variety of contemporary New
Orleans music is explored - from cajun and zydeco to rhythm 'n' blues and jazz, both classic and modern - with performances by the top local talent.
Producer Stella Hanson

Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought With David Melding.

Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought With David Melding.