Radio schedule for 18th November 2016 (full list)

7am (repeat)

London Calling

Episode 2, It Pays to Advertise: Back to the wireless days of 1922, and Children's Hour's Uncle Rex needs money.

7:30am (repeat)

Mark Thomas - The Manifesto

Series 5, Episode 5

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

Bernard suggests to Hacker (on the quiet) that civil servants should not be given honours unless they make cuts of at least 5%. It is an idea that shocks Sir Humphrey, who is already having trouble when his old Oxford college looks like it could become bankrupt.

8:30am (repeat)

The Goon Show

Series 8, Episode 22 - World War One

England and France are at war. Eccles is at lunch.

9:30am (repeat)

No Commitments

Episode 11.6, Ill Winds: Roger's retirement looms, while Anna tries to help Charlotte with a tricky problem.

11:30am (repeat)

My Teenage Diary

Series 6, Episode 2 - Chris Difford

Rufus Hound is joined by musician Chris Difford, whose 1974 diary talks about the early days of Squeeze and describes a wild ride down the A20 on the back of a motorbike.

12pm (repeat)

Yes Minister

Series 1, Episode 7 - Doing The Honours

Bernard suggests to Hacker (on the quiet) that civil servants should not be given honours unless they make cuts of at least 5%. It is an idea that shocks Sir Humphrey, who is already having trouble when his old Oxford college looks like it could become bankrupt.

12:30pm (repeat)

The Goon Show

Series 8, Episode 22 - World War One

England and France are at war. Eccles is at lunch.

1:30pm
30 min

Breaking The News

Series 5, Episode 5

Des Clarke, comedians Zoe Lyons, Jay Lafferty and Keiron Nicholson and journalist Alex Bell take a satirical swipe at this week's big news.

4:30pm (repeat)

No Commitments

Episode 11.6, Ill Winds: Roger's retirement looms, while Anna tries to help Charlotte with a tricky problem.

5pm (repeat)

London Calling

Episode 2, It Pays to Advertise: Back to the wireless days of 1922, and Children's Hour's Uncle Rex needs money.

5:30pm (repeat)

Mark Thomas - The Manifesto

Series 5, Episode 5

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

6:30pm
30 min

The Leak

Series 5, Episode 1

Tom Price and guests Tiff Stevenson and Jon Holmes review the week's big stories from around Wales and the world.

6:30pm
30 min

The Now Show

Series 49, Episode 3

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis are joined by Andy Zaltzman, Tez Ilyas, Pippa Evans and Gemma Arrowsmith to present the news via topical stand up and sketches.

7pm (repeat)

Yes Minister

Series 1, Episode 7 - Doing The Honours

Bernard suggests to Hacker (on the quiet) that civil servants should not be given honours unless they make cuts of at least 5%. It is an idea that shocks Sir Humphrey, who is already having trouble when his old Oxford college looks like it could become bankrupt.

7:30pm (repeat)