The Dawn Patrol: News, views and music, plus a review of the morning's papers. Including Pause for Thought at 6.20am.

Ease into the day with Terry Wogan. Including Pause for Thought at 9.15am.

Fish chooses his final two songs on the Tracks of My Years, while Sara Bareilles provides the Record of the Week.

Money-saving expert Martin Lewis gives his advice on beating the petrol price hikes, and Jeremy runs down the results from the local elections so far.

Mark and Emma chat to BBC TV's Coast presenter and author Neil Oliver, and designer and TV presenter Kevin McCloud.

With a show packed full of music. Plus regular features such as Fox the Fox, Gobsmackers, the Drivetime Jukebox Jury, and What's in the Locker, Cocker?

Clare Teal celebrates the world's greatest female jazz performers. 1/5. Anita O'Day, who broke social taboos through her 1940s appearances with black performers.

Another chance to hear a tribute to Billie Holiday, recorded at Cheltenham Jazz Festival 2008. The BBC Concert Orchestra is conducted by Mike Dixon, with Guy Barker's jazz quintet. Show more

Frank Renton presents a studio session from The Hepworth (Cookson Homes) Band, conducted by Mark Bentham.

Matthew chats to author Salman Rushdie and Jodie Foster talks about her latest work.

Colombian music specialists Very Be Careful perform in session.

Simon Mayor and Hilary James reveal what they enjoy listening to whilst on the road in Tour Bus Tunes. Their picks include Sibelius' Violin Concerto in D minor. Show more

Mo looks to the music of the year when the National Lottery was launched, and Brazil won the World Cup. Including Pause for Thought at 6.15am.