with the Dawn Patrol
News, views and music, plus a review of the morning's newspapers.
With Jonathan Romain.
Start the day with a smile and whistle along to some terrific music.
With the Rev Canon Roger Royle.
Hits, new releases and timeless classic tracks.
Talking to people who make the news. Plus legal questions answered.
A combination of music and chat, featuring ideas for the home and garden and expert advice from the regular team of contributors.
Including the final of the Accumulator Quiz and regular travel updates.
Including the Mystery Voice competition.
Richard Stilgoe conducts another edition of offbeat music, performance, talent and tunes in this six-part music quiz series. Team captains Rod Argent and Lynsey De Paul are joined by John Moloney and Phil Pope.
Written by Jeremy Pascall and Phil Swern
Martin Yates conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra, led by Martin Loveday , from the Hippodrome, Golders
Green, London, with guest singers Mary Carewe ,
Robert Meadmore and the Nigel Brooks Singers.
Introduced by Robin Boyle. Producer Alan Boyd
John Nettles reads a ten-part adaptation of John Buchan 's classic thriller.
3: The Adventures of the Literary Innkeeper
Frank Renton presents a session from the David
Urquhart Travel Yorkshire Imperial Band, conducted by Alan Exley.
From the Bournemouth
Festival, to celebrate the Year of the Pier,
Max Bygraves introduces an "end-of-the-pier" show in the time-honoured tradition of the concert parties that used to entertain holiday crowds on the beach and on the piers. The Impromptus - Louise Plowright , Nicola Smythe , Alan Moore ,
Stephen Tate and John Telfer - revive the spirit of the outdoor entertainers with songs, comedy routines and sketches.
Gavin Henderson , President of the National Pier Society, traces the evolution of the pleasure pier from landing stage to theatre stage. And Tony Staveacre talks to three performers with roots in the seaside entertainment tradition - Roy Hudd , Leslie Crowther and Bill Pertwee
, author of Promenades and Pierrots.
Producer Tony Staveacre
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought With Roger Royle
cuts her radio teeth on a new early morning show after six years on Blue Peter. As well as playing the best music around, she tackles a variety of subjects from anti-ageing to the arts. Producer Carolyn Smyth
