Newshour
Who won the FA Cup in 1958? ... call early and you may win a T-shirt.
9.00am Schools
9.00 Let's Make a Story; 9.15 Together: 9.35 Listening and Reading: 9.45 The Song Tree;
10.00 In the News
Andrew Sachs reads Fly by Day, written by Keith Faulkner.
with The AM Alternative
Dr Trisha Macnair with the latest health news.
What's brightest on the bookshelves? With
Phil Rickman.
Rachel has a puncture and all is not well in the Park.
Plus another chance to hear this morning's story.
From Belize to Brunei, the Falklands to the Far East the BFBS squad in weekend mood.
News from the World
Matchplay at Wentworth, plus music, quizzes and all the sports news as it happens with John Inverdale.
Sport, news and features from around the UK.
4: Dognapped
A funny thing happened to me on the way to the laboratory - Jez Nelson reveals all in the spaced-out science show.
Liz Kershaw plays True Dare or Kiss or Promise with this week's guest band. Plus agony uncle Nick Fisher with more advice, gossip from the Big Apple and another extract from Dean's diary.
Sid Vicious
"He was a punk doll really. I feel quite sad he died because he became such a cult figure from it. It would have been better if he'd lived. He'd have grown up a bit and become much more his own person" Caroline Wreford , a fan.
"Sid was funny, he was intelligent and he was sharp. He was not a stupid idiot and that's one thing I always want people to remember" Alan Jones , a friend. Magenta De Vine looks at the short life and cult following of a man called Sid.
Presented by Danny Choranji with the very best in Asian music.
