Including at 6.15 Pause for Thought with Marcus Freed.

At 9.15 Pause for Thought with Nagaraja.

Including at 5.55 Party Election Broadcast on behalf of the Scottish National Party.

With The Organist Entertains.

1/2. War correspondent
Michael Nicholson presents a personal history of the Vietnam War, to mark the 30th anniversary of the fall of Saigon. As well as his own memories of reporting on the conflict, he draws on the first-hand experiences of journalists, writers, photographers, camera operators and sound recordists, to recall in graphic detail the horrors, privations, and also the comradeship and humour of war. He begins at the end, with his own escape from Saigon, and then looks at how it all began, and at the civil unrest in the US and elsewhere that followed the notorious My Lai massacre in 1968, when US troops killed hundreds of innocent civilians. Contributions are from Max Hastings , Sandy Gall , John Tidmarsh , John Lawrence , Julian Pettifer , Nat Gibson and Martin Bell. Producer Adam Fowler
Nicholson remembers: page 121

4/4. Petula Clark profiles the great French chanteuse Edith Piaf , who died in 1963 aged 47 and whose repertoire continues to generate enormous record sales. She recalls her triumphant three-month comeback engagement at the Paris Olympia in 1955, despite serious personal and health problems.

Steve Harley with hits and LP cuts.

With guest Claudia Winkleman.

And at 1.30am Pause for Thought with Rabbi Brian Fox.