Join Vanessa Feltz for music, chat and a first look at the day's newspapers.

Miranda Hart on her best pet pal Peggy and we catch up with marathon runner Ben Smith before his 401st run. Plus what does it take to be one of the best pubs in Britain? Show more

Micky Dolenz chooses the Tracks of My Years with music from George Jones and Them. Plus PopMaster, the daily Love Song and Album and Record of the Week. Show more

Jeremy discusses Rigobert Song having a stroke at 40, Black History Month, Anne Darwin on helping fake her husband's death and whether the Conservatives are a working class party. Show more

Steve and the team chat to George Takei, Fred Sirieix and India Knight. Plus the Factoids, Non-Stop Oldies, and the latest entertainment and lifestyle news. Show more

Ken Hom drops in to Drivetime to discuss his autobiography 'My Stir-Fried Life'.

Folk star Seth Lakeman performs songs from his latest album, Ballads of the Broken Few. Show more

Jo talks to Elbow as they put the finishing touches to a new album at their studios in Manchester. The band will be heading out on their biggest tour for eight years. Show more

Journalist Richard Littlejohn explores the history of protest through music, talking to musicians and social commentators. He asks whether the music really did make a difference. Show more

Stuart Maconie on the history of modern Britain in 50 records, exploring the paradoxes of political hits. Chumbawamba proved that radical dissent was still possible in the charts. Show more

Music and conversation after midnight with Janice Long, featuring Record and Album of the Week. Show more

The Professor of Pop guides you through two classic charts from 1963 and 1985. The hits come from Roy Orbison, Shirley Bassey, UB40 and Madonna.