with the Dawn Patrol
News, views and music, plus a review of the morning's newspapers.
With Gerry O'Collins SJ.
News, travel, weather and the greatest hits of all time.
With Joanna Bogle.
Dedications and requests. Including at 10.00 Pick of the Hits.
Talking to the people who make the news. Plus legal questions answered.
A mix of music and chat, with listeners' views and comments.
Including the final of the Accumulator Quiz and regular travel updates.
Including the Mystery Voice competition.
Martyn Lewis brings the nostalgia-based quiz show from BBC2 to Radio 2. The radio archives have been plundered, and celebrity teams have to answer questions about anything and everything that happened on today's date in history. This week, Joan Sims and Leslie Phillips play Ian Lavender and Barry Cryer.
A Mentom Radio production
I From the Congress I Theatre, Eastbourne.
Michael Reed conducts the BBC Concert
Orchestra, led by Martin Loveday , with guest singers Maryetta Midgley , Jacqui Scott , Richard Morris and Graham Bickley , with the Classic Buskers, and Serenata Voices, directed by David Beavan.
Introduced by Robin Boyle. At 8.20 during the interval, journalist and broadcaster Robin Gregory , an Eastbourne resident, strolls down memory lane, looking at the town's theatrical tradition.
Given in association with Eastbourne Borough Council Producer Alan Boyd
Frank Renton presents a session from the William Davis Construction Group
Band under the baton of Dr
Keith Wilkinson.
With the Radio 2 Arts Programme
From Edinburgh, Iain Anderson explores the legacy of Scotland's patron saint, St Andrew. Guests include Hamish Henderson of the School of Scottish Studies, Jenny Brown, national coordinator of Readiscovery, Scotland's book campaign, and Mary Sandeman, the Gaelic singer. There's also poetry and prose to celebrate
Scotland's National Day, and music by Berlioz, Burns and Mendelssohn.
with Jazz Notes
The BBC Big Band conducted by Stan Tracey , Barrie Forgie , and Wade Marcus.
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought
With the Rev Ruth Scott.
Saima Chaudry with a mellow mix of music. A Portland Media Services production
