With the Dawn Patrol.
Including at 6.15 Pause for Thought with Zia Chaudhry.
Including at 9.15 Pause for Thought.
Talking to those in the news. PHONE the Comment Line on [number removed] or the Question Line on [number removed] between 11.45am and 1.45pm
Go to www.radiotimes.com today for guest details
With New Country, news from
Nashville and guest Clint Black.
Folk, roots and acoustic-based music. Singer Eddi Reader performs music created from the 18th-century songs of Scottish poet Robert Burns. mike.harding@bbc.co.uk
2/8. Reggae enthusiast and aficionado Mark Lamarr showcases excellent examples of the Jamaican musical genre. Tonight he is joined by perhaps the most innovative and influential of all reggae DJs - Mikey Dread (aka Michael Campbell), who debuted on the Jamaican airwaves in 1976.
3/4. Steve Lamacq recalls the mid-90s phenomenon labelled Britpop - a vital and creative burst of music and lifestyle that coincided with the arrival of New Labour and followed several years of tired and uninspired popular culture.
Arousing the airwaves under the packaged banner of "Cool Britannia" were Oasis, Blur, Pulp and others. The story continues with a look at the much-hyped rivalry between Blur and Oasis.
An adventurous playlist of hits, non-hits and justified classics.
Music, chat and live sessions. At 1.30am Pause for Thought with the Rev Peter Baker in Wales.
3.30 as 1.30
