Radio
Radio schedule Thursday 3rd November 2011
7:30am
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Dave Podmore
2009 Specials - Strictly Dave PodmoreThe behind-the-scenes story of Strictly Come Dancing series seven. Has Dave Podmore got what it takes to impress the Strictly judges?
8:30am
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Dad's Army
Series 1, Episode 16 - The Bullet Is Not For FiringThe platoon get into trouble when they fire at a German plane. Mainwaring therefore organises a court of inquiry into the whole situation.
9am
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Potting On
Episode 1 - StonesGordon wants to join the bowls club while Pam wants to go to a rock concert.
12:30pm
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Dad's Army
Series 1, Episode 16 - The Bullet Is Not For FiringThe platoon get into trouble when they fire at a German plane. Mainwaring therefore organises a court of inquiry into the whole situation.
6:30pm30 min
Listen Against
Series 4, Episode 1Jon Holmes chases Melvyn Bragg in a time machine; a report on school children getting addicted to Farming Today; and more.
7:30pm
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Dad's Army
Series 1, Episode 16 - The Bullet Is Not For FiringThe platoon get into trouble when they fire at a German plane. Mainwaring therefore organises a court of inquiry into the whole situation.
10pm
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Dave Podmore
2009 Specials - Strictly Dave PodmoreThe behind-the-scenes story of Strictly Come Dancing series seven. Has Dave Podmore got what it takes to impress the Strictly judges?
10:30pm
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Delve Special
Series 2, Episode 2 - Whose Baby?David Lander reports on the implications of revolutionary methods of baby production.
11pm30 min
Tonight
Series 1, Episode 4A new age of austerity, riots on our streets, and the prospect of global economic meltdown... Rory Bremner and his satirical team look at the week's news.
11pm
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Ed Reardon's Week
Series 3, Episode 2 - DadPing gets Ed to write a novel to cash in on the 'violent childhood memoirs' market... but Ed stuggles to fabricate his past. Matters are made worse when his dad comes to stay.
11:30pm
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The Mark Steel Lecture
Series 1, Episode 1 - Oliver CromwellMark presents the life of Oliver Cromwell, claiming that he was a man who seemed to have the sense of humour of a six-year-old, and whose greatest achievement was to make a civil war appealing to the English.