Ray Winstone can't stand cookery shows so, V asks, what do you want banned from your TV? Plus, fipple is the Word of the Day and Bill Bailey offers Wednesday Words of Warmth. Show more

Chris gets top tips on signing off texts and emails from a man of modern manners. We also ask why leaves fall off trees and whether we should give a wide berth to wide faces. Show more

Status Quo's Rick Parfitt picks two more songs in Tracks of My Years, with music from Nat King Cole and Hank Williams. Plus, the Record and Album of the Week and more PopMaster. Show more

Jeremy presents news, views and live guests.

An Indian immigrant tells Jeremy her life story through her favourite music. But which songs does she hold dearest? Those from the country she was born in, or now lives in? Show more

Steve and the team chat to actor Keeley Hawes, singer Kiki Dee and novelist Michael Dobbs. Plus there are more Factoids, the Non-Stop Oldies and the latest entertainment news. Show more

Simon is joined by best-selling author Lee Child to talk about his new Jack Reacher novel, plus there's a brand new confession for the team to consider.

An hour of the best folk and acoustic music from Britain and beyond, including an interview with Fay Hield and Nancy Kerr about The Full English project. Show more

Jo celebrates all those heading off to uni with the Starting Uni Mixtape. Expect a wave of nostalgia as she plays the best student night tracks!

The history of UK pop is, in many ways, the history of tribes and cliques. But the 21st century has seen the division of these barriers. Show more

Leading soul DJ Trevor Nelson plays the best in soul music past and present, featuring Keni Burke's 1982 album, Changes. Show more

Electronic music pioneer Gary Numan is in to perform the Spoken Word session and to chat about his 20th album Splinter. Show more

Another slice of inspired daftness and great music to keep you happy through the night. Plus, the Album and Record of the Week and Lester's and Listener's Library song choices. Show more