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

Sara Cox sits in for Chris and chats with Art Attack's Neil Buchanan. Plus, Stu Price tells listeners what Yorkshire has to offer and Sounds of the Mateys is back. Show more

Brit Award-winning singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran chooses two more Tracks of My Years. Plus, the daily Love Song and Ken has another round of the PopMaster quiz. Show more

Jeremy discusses the latest sex abuse inquiry, the Parliament Square Gandhi statue, rheumatoid arthritis and why many books remain unfinished. Show more

Radio 3's Katie Derham and Petroc Trelawny and director Richard Linklater join Steve. Plus, amazing Factoids, the Non-Stop Oldies, and the latest entertainment news. Show more

Simon plays three tunes all over five minutes including The Who, Sugarhill Gang and ABBA. The confession comes courtesy of Rumpole and his over-enthusiastic work experience. Show more

Jamie showcases his love for all types of jazz and music rooted in jazz, from its heritage to its future, continuing to show the best new music from the world of jazz. Show more

Jo presents a mix of new music and classic tracks, including her New Favourite Thing by soul singer Son Little. Plus, What We Learned Today and Parent Taxi request. Show more

Throughout the 2016 Olympics, another chance to hear Gilles Peterson's Musica Brasileira,l showcasing the very best from what is arguably the world's most vibrant musical culture. Show more

Barry Manilow returns with a second series celebrating the lives and work of the great songwriters, beginning with Jerome Kern, the man who took us from 3/4 to 4/4 time. Show more

OJ Borg sits in with great music and top chat after midnight. Show more

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