Radio
Radio schedule Sunday 21st May 2017
6am
(repeat)
Ladies Of Letters
A repeat-run of the "Go Green" series.
7:30am
(repeat)
Believe It!
Series 2, Episode 1 - VictorRichard Wilson charts the extraordinary effect Victor Meldrew has had on his life and recounts what happened when the character was finally killed off. It's all true. Or is it?
8am
(repeat)
The Frankie Howerd Variety Show
A spectacular show in which Frankie Howerd introduces international stars from the world of entertainment.
12pm
(repeat)
Just A Minute
Series 78, Episode 1Nicholas Parsons kicks off the first episode of the new series with a line-up which includes Paul Merton, Josie Lawrence, Graham Norton and Stephen Fry.
12pm
(repeat)
The Frankie Howerd Variety Show
A spectacular show in which Frankie Howerd introduces international stars from the world of entertainment.
1pm
(repeat)
Ladies Of Letters
A repeat-run of the "Go Green" series.
5:30pm
(repeat)
Believe It!
Series 2, Episode 1 - VictorRichard Wilson charts the extraordinary effect Victor Meldrew has had on his life and recounts what happened when the character was finally killed off. It's all true. Or is it?
7:15pm30 min
The Now Show
The Vote Now Show 2017, Episode 1Canvassing for your vote this week, Steve and Hugh are joined by Andy Zaltzman, Tiffany Stevenson, Luke Kempner, Freya Parker and Soumaya Keynes.
10pm
(repeat)
Believe It!
Series 2, Episode 1 - VictorRichard Wilson charts the extraordinary effect Victor Meldrew has had on his life and recounts what happened when the character was finally killed off. It's all true. Or is it?
10:30pm
(repeat)
11pm
(repeat)
Cabin Pressure
Series 2, Episode 4 - JohannesburgWhen Carolyn makes a daring bet with her pilots, what better place for a race against time than a sleepy Spanish airfield?
11:30pm
(repeat)
Bussmann And Quantick Kingsize
Episode 5: Five things you didn't know about ready meals.
1am
(repeat)
Ladies Of Letters
A repeat-run of the "Go Green" series.
5:30am
(repeat)
Believe It!
Series 2, Episode 1 - VictorRichard Wilson charts the extraordinary effect Victor Meldrew has had on his life and recounts what happened when the character was finally killed off. It's all true. Or is it?