Radio schedule for 11th November 2016 (full list)

7am (repeat)

London Calling

Episode 1, In the Beginning: Back to the wireless days of 1922 and BBC's new DG John Brown takes charge.

7:30am (repeat)

Mark Thomas - The Manifesto

Series 5, Episode 4

Comedian and activist Mark Thomas creates a People's Manifesto using policies suggested by his studio audience.

8am (repeat)

Yes Minister. Image shows from L to R: Bernard Woolley (Derek Fowlds), James Hacker (Paul Eddington), Sir Humphrey Appleby (Nigel Hawthorne). Copyright: BBC

After Sir Humphrey admits to not telling Hacker things on the basis that "there are certain things it is best for a minister not to know", Hacker demands that he is told everything. Sir Humphrey complies, and soon gives him everything - including details of stationary requisitions.

8:30am (repeat)

The Goon Show

Series 8, Episode 23 - The Spon Plague

Britain's gripped by a strange epidemic, leaving a path of bare knees in its wake.

9:30am (repeat)

No Commitments

Episode 11.5, Taking Chances: Victoria and Roger have money worries, while Anna has got a secret to keep for Emily.

11:30am (repeat)

My Teenage Diary

Series 6, Episode 6 - Alex Horne

Alex Horne's teenage diary focuses on his 1997 gap year, which he spent teaching English in China. But looking back, Alex wishes he'd spent more time teaching grammar, and less time worrying about girls and sampling the local nightlife.

12pm (repeat)

Yes Minister

Series 1, Episode 6 - The Right To Know

After Sir Humphrey admits to not telling Hacker things on the basis that "there are certain things it is best for a minister not to know", Hacker demands that he is told everything. Sir Humphrey complies, and soon gives him everything - including details of stationary requisitions.

12:30pm (repeat)

The Goon Show

Series 8, Episode 23 - The Spon Plague

Britain's gripped by a strange epidemic, leaving a path of bare knees in its wake.

1:30pm
30 min

Breaking The News

Series 5, Episode 4

Des Clarke is joined by comedians Grainne Maguire, Erich McElroy and Keir McAllister, and journalist Chitra Ramaswamy. This week's show follows the result of the hotly contested US election between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

4:30pm (repeat)

No Commitments

Episode 11.5, Taking Chances: Victoria and Roger have money worries, while Anna has got a secret to keep for Emily.

5pm (repeat)

London Calling

Episode 1, In the Beginning: Back to the wireless days of 1922 and BBC's new DG John Brown takes charge.

5:30pm (repeat)

Mark Thomas - The Manifesto

Series 5, Episode 4

Comedian and activist Mark Thomas creates a People's Manifesto using policies suggested by his studio audience.

6:30pm
30 min

The Harri-Parris' Radio Show

Series 2, Episode 3 - The Big Day

Anni and Ben's wedding is left in chaos when they have to relocate it to the farm, where mothers-in-law are not seeing eye to eye and there's eleven tons of cow dung to shift.

6:30pm
30 min

The Now Show

Series 49, Episode 2

US election results, Trump, the soothing powers of the word of the year, Putin, and puppets. Just some of the topics up for discussion in this week's episode.

7pm (repeat)

Yes Minister

Series 1, Episode 6 - The Right To Know

After Sir Humphrey admits to not telling Hacker things on the basis that "there are certain things it is best for a minister not to know", Hacker demands that he is told everything. Sir Humphrey complies, and soon gives him everything - including details of stationary requisitions.

7:30pm (repeat)