Including at 6.15 Pause for Thought with John Florence.

And at 9.15 Pause for Thought with Major Charles King.

And in Tracks of My Years singer Tony Christie identifies two final tracks in his own top ten.

2/4. Lulu continues her profile of soul tenor and songwriter William "Smokey" Robinson, who until 1972 fronted Motown star quartet the Miracles. Smokey's songs co-written with Motown founder Berry Gordy produced many of the early Miracles hits, and then Smokey started writing with the other Miracles, including Pete Moore and guitarist Marv Tarplin, producing such classics as Ooo Baby Baby and The Tracks of My Tears. Smokey talks about his inspiration, with contributions from Berry Gordy, singer Angie Stone , songwriter Lamont Dozier, and ex-wife Claudette Robinson.

Live from Liverpool's Albert Dock Arena , as part of the Liverpool Summer Pops,
Ken Bruce introduces the BBC Concert
Orchestra, conducted by Richard Balcombe , with special guests
Lucie Silvas and Patrizio Buanne.

Derek Jacobi reads JM Coetzee's
Booker Prize-winning novel.
7/8. Returning to Cape Town, David visits the father of the student with whom he had an affair.
Abridged by Jane Marshall

Brass and military bands from the USA, introduced by Frank Renton.

Mariella Frostrup with the latest from the arts world.
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A selection of archive sessions.
At 2.30am Pause for Thought with Sylvia Sands in Northern Ireland.