Radio
Radio schedule Monday 16th April 2012
7am
(repeat)
The Arts And How They Was Done
Episode 2, How Michelangelo Done The Sistine Chapel: Desmond Olivier Dingle and The National Theatre of Brent recreate the Renaissance.
7:30am
(repeat)
The Unbelievable Truth
Series 9, Episode 2David Mitchell presents another edition of the panel game built on truth and lies. The guests, John Finnemore, Henning Wehn, Danielle Ward and Tom Wrigglesworth, talk on the subjects of pandas, football, China and smoking.
8am
(repeat)
Beyond Our Ken
Kenneth Horne is off to Switzerland - and 'Hornerama' probes the world of showbiz.
8:30am
(repeat)
Ken Dodd's Palace Of Laughter
The veteran comedian's fun-packed Tickle Tour arrives at Chads Theatre, Cheadle Hume.
9am
(repeat)
Clare In The Community
Series 4, Episode 3 - And The Winner IsNominations are required for the Social Worker of the Year Award. While Clare hates mutual back-slapping as much as the next person, she uses all her powers of manipulation to influence the matter.
9:30am
(repeat)
The Attractive Young Rabbi
Episode 6, Babies: The rabbis are submerged in baby talk, and Melvin struggles with his conscience.
11:30am30 min
Mr Blue Sky
Series 2, Episode 2 - SorryHarvey's cat Lucky has gone missing, but does her disappearance have anything to do with the book-burning neighbour? Robbie develops a crush on an older woman and Jax rekindles her relationship with the builder Rakesh.
12pm
(repeat)
Beyond Our Ken
Kenneth Horne is off to Switzerland - and 'Hornerama' probes the world of showbiz.
12:30pm
(repeat)
Ken Dodd's Palace Of Laughter
The veteran comedian's fun-packed Tickle Tour arrives at Chads Theatre, Cheadle Hume.
5pm
(repeat)
Anything Legal
Episode 2: Two city gents finally admit they've been sacked and take action.
5:30pm
(repeat)
The Arts And How They Was Done
Episode 2, How Michelangelo Done The Sistine Chapel: Desmond Olivier Dingle and The National Theatre of Brent recreate the Renaissance.
6:30pm30 min
The Unbelievable Truth
Series 9, Episode 3David Mitchell presents another edition of the panel game built on truth and lies. The guests, Marcus Brigstocke, Miles Jupp, Susan Calman and Alan Davies, talk on the subjects of swimming, bread, hotels and foxes.
7pm
(repeat)
Beyond Our Ken
Kenneth Horne is off to Switzerland - and 'Hornerama' probes the world of showbiz.
7:30pm
(repeat)
Ken Dodd's Palace Of Laughter
The veteran comedian's fun-packed Tickle Tour arrives at Chads Theatre, Cheadle Hume.
10pm
(repeat)
The Unbelievable Truth
Series 9, Episode 2David Mitchell presents another edition of the panel game built on truth and lies. The guests, John Finnemore, Henning Wehn, Danielle Ward and Tom Wrigglesworth, talk on the subjects of pandas, football, China and smoking.
10:30pm
(repeat)
Clare In The Community
Series 4, Episode 3 - And The Winner IsNominations are required for the Social Worker of the Year Award. While Clare hates mutual back-slapping as much as the next person, she uses all her powers of manipulation to influence the matter.
11pm45 min version
The News Quiz
Series 77, Episode 2Sandi Toksvig and panellists Jeremy Hardy, Fred MacAulay, Jo Caulfield and Andrew Maxwell take a sideways look at the week's news, with Neil Sleat reading out the cuttings.
11:45pm
(repeat)
Elastic Planet
Episode 2 - The TrainYou and five other passengers are sitting in a carriage on a train to Whittleble in 1947 - a child genius, a government minister, a man with the head of a fish, an opera singer and a chef.
2am
(repeat)
Clare In The Community
Series 4, Episode 3 - And The Winner IsNominations are required for the Social Worker of the Year Award. While Clare hates mutual back-slapping as much as the next person, she uses all her powers of manipulation to influence the matter.
2:30am
(repeat)
The Attractive Young Rabbi
Episode 6, Babies: The rabbis are submerged in baby talk, and Melvin struggles with his conscience.
5am
(repeat)
Anything Legal
Episode 2: Two city gents finally admit they've been sacked and take action.
5:30am
(repeat)
The Arts And How They Was Done
Episode 2, How Michelangelo Done The Sistine Chapel: Desmond Olivier Dingle and The National Theatre of Brent recreate the Renaissance.