It is the final, and the teams have only one chance to pull off their mashup performances at Radio 1's Big Weekend. Who will take home the Clash trophy? Show more
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BBC Asian Network's Nihal hosts a debate from the University of Birmingham, featuring representatives from five political parties. Show more
In the last weekly challenge before their final performance, the Clash teams go busking in Covent Garden with help from Tinchy Stryder, Pixie Lott and The Saturdays. Show more
Alexander Armstrong hosts a radio special, with Mark Steel and Marcus Brigstocke, Nicky Campbell and Rachel Burden, Liz Kershaw and Nihal, and Shaun Keaveny and Nemone. Show more
The teams must get their mash-up tracks in shape for their live performances at Radio 1's Big Weekend, and it begins to resemble X-Factor down at the rehearsal rooms. Show more
Hot on the heels of the Military Band drama, both teams regroup at Clash HQ, and are shocked to discover the location where they will be performing their final mash-up. Show more
Saturday Review
Love and Friendship, Cornelia Parker - Found, Midsummer Night's Dream, Simon Armitage, The Threepenny Opera
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Featuring Whit Stillman's Jane Austen adaptation, Cornelia Parker's exhibition of found objects, Midsummer Night's Dream on BBC TV, Simon Armitage's Pearl and The Threepenny Opera. Show more
Bobby Friction and Nihal host a musical challenge. The teams meet for the first time, discover the task ahead of them, and take on their first weekly challenge in London. Show more
DJs Bobby Friction and Nihal lead their teams into their third, and possibly toughest, challenge yet - to write and create a Doctor Who music score. Show more
Nicky Campbell presents a special young people's edition of The Big Questions from Birmingham, as guests debate whether religion will survive another generation. Show more