Like David Dimbleby and his tattoo, V asks about the dreams you've finally realised. Plus, plutocracy is the Word of the Day and Carol Burston is our birthday girl. Show more

Chris continues his week of auctions for Children in Need, with the return of The Magnificent Seven and The Famous Five. Show more

Cher chooses two more songs for Tracks of My Years and talks to Ken about what they mean to her. Plus, the love song, your dedications and, of course, PopMaster. Show more

Jeremy discusses giving women vouchers to breastfeed, sending aid to the Philippines, whether it is time to abolish private education and the rage wives feel towards mistresses. Show more

Steve and the team chat to Barry Manilow, comedian Ricky Gervais, politician Jack Straw and entrepreneur Jamal Edwards. Show more

Simon Mayo is joined by singer, guitarist and record producer Dave Edmunds to talk about his new album, Again. Plus, there is a brand new confession for the team to consider. Show more

Jamie Cullum has a BBC Maida Vale session from Sons of Kemet, ahead of their appearance at this year's London Jazz Festival. Show more

Jo has an intimate acoustic session from Broken Bells, who will play a classic track and a song from their upcoming second album, After the Disco. Show more

Johnnie Walker meets the singer, songwriter and campaigner Annie Lennox. They discuss early days, worldwide solo and group success and meeting Nelson Mandela. Show more

Mark Radcliffe's Music Club is back in session, with music from Neil Diamond, Midlake and Little Jackie. Music fans are most welcome. Show more

Great music and top chat after midnight. 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