with the Dawn Patrol

With Roger Roberts.

News, travel, weather and the greatest hits of all time.

With Adrian Plass.

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. Plus regular features from the kitchen and garden.

Including the final of the Accumulator Quiz and regular travel updates.

Including the Mystery Voice competition and at 6.45 a look ahead to the weekend sporting action.

A six-part series celebrating great London theatres associated with musicals.
5: Her Majesty's Theatre
Howard Keel tells the story of the theatre where some of London's longest running musicals have played, from Chu Chin Chow during the First World War to West
Side Story, Fiddler on the Roof and Phantom of the Opera. All these shows are recalled, along with some spectacular flops such as Ambassador and Andrew Lloyd Webber's Jeeves.
Written and compiled by James Montgomery
A Ladbroke Radio production

From the Cliffs
Pavilion, Southend.
Barry Wordsworth conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra, led by Martin Loveday , with guest singers
Susan Bullock and Tito Beltran and the Hill/Wiltschinsky Guitar Duo. Introduced by Robin Boyle. At approximately 8.20. during the interval, Michael Bevis reports on past, present and future entertainment to be found in Southend.
Producer Alan Boyd
Given in association with Southend-on-Sea Music Club

Frank Renton presents a session from the Cory Band from Wales.

Live from the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall as the third international Celtic gathering prepares to celebrate the Heritage of the Celts. Artists and musicians joining the gathering include the Rankin Family from Nova Scotia, the McCalmans and Wolfstone from Scotland, Dan Ar Braz from Brittany, Donal Lunny from Ireland and Elaine Morgan from Wales. As well as musical performances, the programme explores the history of Celtic culture, its current renaissance and the importance of new-wave Celtic music.
JAM Communications production

with Jazz Notes

Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought
With Malcolm Flanagan.

A Unique Broadcasting production