with the Dawn Patrol
News, views and music, plus a review of the papers.
With Fr Tony Axe in the Holy Land.
News, travel, weather and the greatest hits of all time.
With the Rev John Newbury.
With hits, new releases and timeless classic tracks.
Talking to the people who make the news. Plus legal questions answered.
Joined by Ainsley Harriott , and Emma Norman reviews film and video releases.
Including the final of the general-knowledge Accumulator Quiz.
Including the Mystery Voice competition and at 6.45 a look ahead to the weekend sporting action.
Alan Titchmarsh presents a six-part series exploring the UK's amateur arts scene.
This week he visits Morpeth to meet members of the Northumbrian Pipers
Society, then goes to hear two contrasting groups in London - the Melodians
Steel Orchestra in Wandsworth and the Haydn Chamber Orchestra in Islington.
Julian Bigg conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra, led by Martin Loveday, in a concert from the Hippodrome, Golders Green, London, with guest singers Claire Moore and Michael Dore and the BBC Singers. Introduced by Robin Boyle.
Continuing the seven-part series.
4: Judy
1960: Judy Garland comes to make I Could Go On Singing with a lot of help. Bogarde also makes Victoria, with considerable success.
Abridged by Neville Teller
Frank Renton welcomes the Fine Arts Brass Ensemble as this week's special studio guests.
with the Radio 2 Arts Programme
Mavis Nicholson visits this year's International Celtic Film and Television Festival in Bangor, North Wales.
She examines the festival's claims that the Liverpool scene owes its strength to migrant Celtic talent; previews a 1918 drama-documentary on the life of Lloyd George and discovers why so many Hollywood blockbusters are made in the mountains of Snowdonia.
Her guests include Karl Francis, John McGrath and Kevin Brownlow.
A Presentable production
with Jazz Notes
For the last time on Radio 2 - see Radio 3 from Monday. In concert, George Melly with John Chilton's Feetwarmers.
Radio 2's "New Kid in Town" with the first of eight early morning programmes. A Robin Quinn production
