with the Dawn Patrol
Plus a review of the morning's newspapers.
With Jessica Wadeson.
News, travel, weather and the greatest hits of all time.
With the Rev Simon Parke.
Dedications and requests. Including at 10.00 Pick of the Hits.
Talking to the people who make the news. Plus food news and best buys.
With her afternoon programme mixing music and chat, including listeners' views and comments. Lifestyle and leisure interests figure largely, with expert advice from the team of contributors.
With the Accumulator Quiz, Where Are You Now? and regular travel updates. Including at 3.55 Party Political Broadcast by the Conservative Party.
Sits in for John Dunn today and tomorrow.
Barry Took concludes his history of BBC Radio comedy.
Since the watershed of Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, a new generation of writers, performers and producers have made the eighties and nineties a second golden age of radio entertainment. Barry Took traces the progress of the shows which have brought laughter to the airwaves in the last decade - and often crossed over to TV.
Including Radio Active, The Burkiss Way, The Million Pound Radio Show, The Mary Whitehouse Experience, Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Knowing Me, Knowing You, Struck Off and Die and Lee and Herring's Fist of Fun.
With the best in country music.
Rhythm and blues classics from the archive, the best of the new releases, and a specially recorded session from the blues and boogie pianist Bob Hall , a veteran since the sixties of some of the best British blues bands.
A six-part series in which
Allan Taylor meets friends, contemporaries and heroes for conversation and music.
6: Last. but by no means least, Tom Paxton.
Late-night listening with Derek and Ellen Jameson , featuring personalities and topical issues. Including at
10.45 What's That Noise? and at 11.45 a review of tomorrow's papers. Plus the classical feature.
With music and conversation.
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev John Morgan.
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev John Morgan.
