With a first look at the papers, your choice of a Yesterday Once More track and another Word of the Day. Show more

Chris chats to his Mystery Guest, who is none other than US talk show titan, Jay Leno! Show more

Natalie Cole, the Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter chooses two more tracks of her years. Plus there's also the Love Song and another round of PopMaster. Show more

Jeremy discusses Abu Hamza's verdict, singing to solve dementia, the ongoing Premier League sexism row and the search for four missing Atlantic yachtsman.

BBC newsreader Huw Edwards and Horrible Histories author Terry Deary join Steve and team. Plus there's amazing Factoids, the Non-Stop Oldies, and the latest entertainment news. Show more

Drivetime welcomes Monty Python star John Cleese and singer-songwriter Paul Carrack, and there's a new confession but will The Collective forgive? Plus Sally has the latest travel. Show more

Jamie Cullum has a BBC Maida Vale session from Neil Cowley Trio. Show more

Jo has a live session from American blue-eyed soul band St Paul & The Broken Bones, who sing their hit Call Me from the Top Five debut album Half the City. Show more

Bruce Welch of The Shadows celebrates Rock Around The Clock, covering the song's role in musical revolution and creating a brand new version with an all-star cast. Show more

Sir Michael Parkinson selects his favourite classic Great American Songbook recordings. Tonight he also features the work of arguably the best jazz singer of them all, Anita O'Day. Show more

Writer and broadcaster Mark Ellen does the Spoken Word Session reading from his book 'Rock Stars Stole My Life'.

Buffoonery, twaddle and terrific tunes for night owls across the UK with the Dark Lord.