Aled Jones takes the Dawn Patrol shift, asking the burning questions of the day. If Lynn Bowles designed a perfume what would it smell like? Show more

A fully interactive show for all the family, featuring listeners on the phone and a classic blend of morning music. Show more

We've reached Wednesday and Albert Lee is choosing more Tracks of my Years. You'll also have the chance to play Popmaster and hear the brand new Record of the Week.

Jeremy discusses VAT and deficit cuts. He also talks about stillborn babies, and whether it's right for a headteacher to let his pupils watch the World Cup during school. Show more

Steve, Tim and Janey chat to Ronnie Kray's widow Kate and national treasure Rolf Harris. Plus, half an hour of classics in the Non-Stop Oldies and more fascinating Factoids. Show more

He makes us feel like dancing! Leo Sayer joins Simon in the studio tonight and he'll be talking to us about being on the road with the 'Once in A Lifetime' 1970s tour. Show more

An hour of the very best in folk, roots and acoustic music including an interview with Jim Moray and tracks from his new album In Modern History. Show more

Mark and Stuart play some of your favourite live session tracks from this year so far.

John Inverdale takes a look at how Harold Wilson snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in June 1970 while England lost their World Cup crown in the withering heat of Mexico. Show more

Trevor invites you to explore the depths of his record collection and his Album of the Week is a 1972 release from The Spinners, also known as The Detroit Spinners. Show more

Top chat, great music and the best live sessions to keep you going through the night. Includes rare tracks, remixes and unusual cover versions in Tunes Of The Unexpected.

The Best Time Of The Day Show, with The 2nd Half-Time Hooter of the week, the Lester's Library & Listeners' Library music choices, Record & Album of the Week and Pause for Thought. Show more