Including 9.15 Pause for Thought with Canon Roger Royle.

Classic tunes, special guests, news and holiday entertainment with Richard Allinson.

Dermot sits in for Ken Bruce, with ex-Suade front-man Brett Anderson choosing the Tracks of My Years, while the Record of the Week comes from Amy Winehouse.

Talking to the people who make the headlines.

Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond presents a special programme for Good Friday packed with special guests, games and great tunes.

Irish comedian and broadcaster Dara O'Briain takes over the airwaves for two hours of Easter fun with Claudia Winkleman.

Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour returns with a programme dedicated to the Telephone. Elmore James, Glenn Miller, George Jones, and The Kinks contribute their musical thoughts.

3/3. Celebration of the life and work of Sidney Poitier, who turned 80 in February, one of the first actors to defy racial stereotypes and give black actors mainstream credibility.

Aled Jones presents the BBC Concert Orchestra at LSO St Lukes. The Leader is Charles Mutter, the conductor Gavin Sutherland and the guests Owen Gilhooly and Libera.

The story of author CS Lewis' affair with poet Joy Gresham, read by the late Ian Richardson.

From St Paul's Cathedral, Aled Jones introduces a meditation on Christ's journey to the cross. The choir of St Paul's sings the Passion-tide extracts from Handel's Messiah.

Arts show.

Matthew Wright and Hilary Oliver look at the latest films for your viewing pleasure. Lyn Gardner takes a look at the best theatrical offerings and Wilbur Smith is in the studio.

Mark presents a show featuring a mix of new records and tracks from the all-time greats.

Pete plays a mix of music, including classic soul, funk, disco and R&B, and presents interviews from the music industry past and present. Including Pause for Thought at 3.30am.