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 the people who make the news. Plus legal questions answered.
With a programme mixing music and conversation.
Including listeners' views and comments. Lifestyle and leisure interests figure largely - from features on the kitchen and garden, to health and consumer matters.
Live from the Royal Bath and West of England Show in Shepton Mallet ,
Somerset. With special guests and a spontaneous Accumulator Quiz.
Including the Mystery Voice competition.
Richard Stilgoe conducts the offbeat music quiz, featuring Rod Argent, Lynsey De Paul, Michael Fenton-Stevens and Kate Robbins.
Written by Jeremy Pascall and Phil Swern
Barry Wordsworth conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra, led by Martin Loveday , in a concert from the Hippodrome, Golders
Green, London, with guest singers Kim Criswell and William Dazeley , and Serenata Voices, directed by David Beavan.
Introduced by Robin Boyle. Rpt
John Nettles reads a ten-part adaptation of John Buchan 's classic thriller.
4: The Adventure of the Radical Candidate
Frank Renton takes a look at some of the commercial recordings released in recent weeks.
George Melly visits the International Festival of the Sea, staged by the city of Bristol. It is the largest maritime festival ever held in Britain, playing host to over 700 ships, among them the HMS Rose - the world's largest wooden ship - and the Matthew, a replica of the boat that took Cabot to seek North America.
On land, Melly meets up with David Puttnam who is presiding over the Film
Festival of the Sea. And he talks to John Ryan , creator of the classic animation
Captain Pugwash, as well as many other performers, artists and visitors drawn to this event.
Producer Keith Slade
* Nautical but nice: page 6
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought
With Rabbi Harvey Belovski.
