Radio
Radio schedule Monday 26th September 2022
7am
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7:30am
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Mark Steel's In Town
Series 12, Episode 5 - NewportMark visits Newport in Gwent in Wales (although it was for a period in England), which one local describes as the "arson capital of world". Mark talks about the controversial new train station, the love of chips and cheese, the town's contirbution to poetry and boxing, the Transporter Bridge, the police station that became a S&M club, Fanny's Cafe and Goldie Lookin Chain.
8am
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Round The Horne
Series 3, Episode 11Murder in a musical hall for Kenneth Horne, whilst Julian and Sandy are showbiz accountants.
8:30am
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Yes Minister
Series 1, Episode 7 - Doing The HonoursBernard 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.
9am
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Wordaholics
Series 3, Episode 1Gyles Brandreth and Natalie Haynes are joined by Lloyd Langford, Holly Walsh and Paul Sinha to test their knowledge of words.
9:30am
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Country Matters
Episode 4: Dave and Cathy's quest for locally produced food proves problematic.
12pm
(repeat)
Round The Horne
Series 3, Episode 11Murder in a musical hall for Kenneth Horne, whilst Julian and Sandy are showbiz accountants.
12:30pm
(repeat)
Yes Minister
Series 1, Episode 7 - Doing The HonoursBernard 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.
2:15pm
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This Cultural Life
Actor, writer and comedian James Corden reveals the most important people, events and cultural works that inspired his own creativity.
4pm
(repeat)
Wordaholics
Series 3, Episode 1Gyles Brandreth and Natalie Haynes are joined by Lloyd Langford, Holly Walsh and Paul Sinha to test their knowledge of words.
4:30pm
(repeat)
Country Matters
Episode 4: Dave and Cathy's quest for locally produced food proves problematic.
5pm
(repeat)
5:30pm
(repeat)
Mark Steel's In Town
Series 12, Episode 5 - NewportMark visits Newport in Gwent in Wales (although it was for a period in England), which one local describes as the "arson capital of world". Mark talks about the controversial new train station, the love of chips and cheese, the town's contirbution to poetry and boxing, the Transporter Bridge, the police station that became a S&M club, Fanny's Cafe and Goldie Lookin Chain.
6:30pm30 min
The Leak
Series 16, Episode 2Tom Price is joined this week by Mike Bubbins, Athena Kugblenu, Zoe Lyons and Evelyn Mok.
6:30pm30 min
Mark Steel's In Town
Series 12, Episode 6 - ParisMark goes abroad to perform in a boat on the River Seine in Paris, twice: once in English and again in French. He talks about the language, visiting the Moulin Rouge, the Metro and Paris Syndrome.
7pm
(repeat)
Round The Horne
Series 3, Episode 11Murder in a musical hall for Kenneth Horne, whilst Julian and Sandy are showbiz accountants.
7:30pm
(repeat)
Yes Minister
Series 1, Episode 7 - Doing The HonoursBernard 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.
10pm
(repeat)
Mark Steel's In Town
Series 12, Episode 5 - NewportMark visits Newport in Gwent in Wales (although it was for a period in England), which one local describes as the "arson capital of world". Mark talks about the controversial new train station, the love of chips and cheese, the town's contirbution to poetry and boxing, the Transporter Bridge, the police station that became a S&M club, Fanny's Cafe and Goldie Lookin Chain.
10:30pm
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Rubbish
Series 2, Episode 4 - SurveillanceReece Dinsdale stars as a local government officer, cynic and manic depressive in Tony Bagley's comedy.
11pm
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The News Quiz
Series 109, Episode 2Andy Zaltzman is joined this week are Ria Lina, Ian Smith, Hugo Rifkind and Esther Manito. They discuss Liz Truss' first international trip as Prime Minister, the pros and cons of electoral reform for Labour, and the art of bluffing on the world stage.
11:30pm
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Paul Sinha's General Knowledge
Series 2, Episode 1The comedian returns with the second series of his guide to fascinating facts, recorded virtually with an audience of 200 people watching from their homes. In the first episode, Paul focuses on writers, from the famous writer who also played for Portsmouth FC, to the famous writer who refused to referee a racist boxing match, and the playwright who made Robson and Jerome stars.
11:30pm
(repeat)
Lionel Nimrod's Inexplicable World
Series 2, Episode 6 - The UnexplainedEvery other mystery left answered in a final blockbusting edition.
4am
(repeat)
Wordaholics
Series 3, Episode 1Gyles Brandreth and Natalie Haynes are joined by Lloyd Langford, Holly Walsh and Paul Sinha to test their knowledge of words.
4:30am
(repeat)
Country Matters
Episode 4: Dave and Cathy's quest for locally produced food proves problematic.
5am
(repeat)
5:30am
(repeat)
Mark Steel's In Town
Series 12, Episode 5 - NewportMark visits Newport in Gwent in Wales (although it was for a period in England), which one local describes as the "arson capital of world". Mark talks about the controversial new train station, the love of chips and cheese, the town's contirbution to poetry and boxing, the Transporter Bridge, the police station that became a S&M club, Fanny's Cafe and Goldie Lookin Chain.