Radio
Radio schedule Saturday 7th October 2017
11am60 min
Fighting Talk
Series 15, SpecialThree-time world champion boxer Carl Frampton, former Northern Irish footballer Keith Gillespie, former GB badminton player and Olympic silver-medallist Gail Emms and comedian Neil Delamere join Colin Murray for more sporting punditry in front of a live audience in Belfast.
11:30am
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Stop The Press
Series 2, Episode 6This week's guests are polymaths in the world of showbiz. Joining Jo on the side of the professionals is the actor and singer Tom Urie, best known for his roles in River City and T2: Trainspotting. Assisting Gary in the press team is award-winning journalist and broadcaster Beverly Lyons, the longtime showbiz correspondent for the Daily Record.
12:30pm
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The News Quiz
Series 94, Episode 5Miles Jupp is joined by Jeremy Hardy, Suzi Ruffell, Lloyd Langford and Katy Brand to hash out the week's headlines. This week the panel discuss Theresa May's Conservative Party Conference speech, the collapse of Monarch Airlines and the potential discovery of Santa Claus' grave.
12:30pm
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Bristow
Series 3, Episode 1 - Of Moles and MenThe office rebel returns with some inside information which must surely lead to promotion.
1pm30 min
Siadwel
The Best Of Siadwel, Highlights SpecialSwansea's beloved underdog Siadwel presents the best moments from his last 3 series for Radio Wales, which features his girlfriend Gravel, Gary Price and Bill Thwells the bell ringer. He remembers visiting Grandad, Nan and the church of St. Eugh, helping the Reverend Harry Looyah prepare for Christmas.
10pm
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The Mark Steel Lecture
Series 2, Episode 2 - AristotleMark presents the life of Aristotle, and tries to prove his importance in the history of the world. He was apparently more than "a bugger for the bottle".
10:30pm
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The Jason Byrne Show
Series 2, Episode 6 - AnimalsIrish comic Jason Byrne concludes his fast-paced stand-up comedy and sketch show by looking at animals.
11pm
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Sabotage
Series 1, Episode 1A hour of stand-up comedy hosted by Mark Talbot. Featuring Aisling Bea, Mike Wozniak, James Acaster, Liam Williams and Ben Mellor.