Radio
Radio schedule Saturday 7th June 2014
9am
Double or Nothing
Hugh Dennis chooses six classic comedy pairings: Little Britain, Much Binding in the Marsh, In All Directions, Absolute Power, Armstrong and Miller, and Laurel and Hardy on Tour.
11am60 min
Fighting Talk
Series 11, Episode 41Christian O'Connell is joined by some great sporting minds to discuss the forthcoming World Cup. Featuring Steve Bunce, Kelly Cates, Eddie Kadi and Bob Mills.
12:30pm
(repeat)
The News Quiz
Series 84, Episode 1Sandi Toksvig and Jeremy Hardy are joined by guest panellists Hugo Rifkind, Sara Pascoe and Elis James. Neil Sleat reads the news.
1pm
(repeat)
Scot Of The Antarctic
Sitcom pilot about a Welshman on a trip to the bottom of the world.
5:30pm
(repeat)
Tom Wrigglesworth's Open Letters
Series 2, Episode 1 - Insurance IndustryThis week, Tom Wrigglesworth's letter is addressed to the insurance industry, as he asks why everything has to be so confusing.
6:30pm
(repeat)
The Guessing Game
Series 2, Episode 3Clive Anderson, Alex Horne and Susan Calman are joined by Hal Cruttenden and Keith Farnan.
7pm
(repeat)
Double or Nothing
Hugh Dennis chooses six classic comedy pairings: Little Britain, Much Binding in the Marsh, In All Directions, Absolute Power, Armstrong and Miller, and Laurel and Hardy on Tour.
10pm
(repeat)
Shappi Talk
Series 2, Episode 3 - HistoryShappi Khorsandi goes back in time fascinated by the world of history with Adam Hart-Davis, comedian Simon Evans and music from Duncan Oakley.
10:30pm
(repeat)
The Jason Byrne Show
Series 3, Episode 4 - WorkJason Byrne looks at the subject of Work in the fourth episode of his themed audience comedy show with high-energy stand-up and sketches.
11pm
(repeat)
Bussmann And Quantick Kingsize
Episode 4: Buy a compendium of fairy tales from Boney M.
11:30pm
(repeat)
Richard Herring's Objective
Series 1, Episode 3 - The St George's FlagWhy do the English rarely wave their flag with national pride?
5:30am
(repeat)
Tom Wrigglesworth's Open Letters
Series 2, Episode 1 - Insurance IndustryThis week, Tom Wrigglesworth's letter is addressed to the insurance industry, as he asks why everything has to be so confusing.