Schedule Monday 3rd May 2010
12pm60 min
Fighting Talk
Series 7, Special - Election SpecialRichard Bacon is joined by a special Fighting Talk panel of politicians ahead of the general election. With him are Caroline Flint, Eric Pickles, Edward Davey and, representing the people, comedian Mark Watson.
2:15pm45 min
Barbershopera!
Barbershopera is a Radio 4 musical comedy featuring a barbershop quartet that, uniquely, comprises of three guys and a girl.
6:30pm30 min
The Unbelievable Truth
Series 5, Episode 6Fred MacAulay talks about ducks; Liza Tarbuck lectures on Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; Susan Calman has researched make-up; and Charlie Brooker has the topic of Thomas Edison.
9pm60 min
Bremner, Bird And Fortune: The Daily Wind Up
Episode 2The second of the three specials, recorded on the day of transmission. 'Gordon Brown' takes to the streets to try and help Labour win seats in Salford. Includes a dinner party sketch.
10pm60 min
Justin Lee Collins: Good Times
Episode 6Joining JLC on the sofa this week is boxing world champion Amir Khan and model and reality TV star Janice Dickinson. Elsewhere, Ricky Whittle throws a few arrows and music comes courtesy of Marina and the Diamonds.
10pm30 min
Ladies Of Letters
Series 2, Episode 4Vera and Irene both busy themselves raising their granddaughters, while their own daughters behave either mysteriously or very badly indeed. When Karen falls pregnant to trailer park heavy Damon, Irene can scarcely contain her joy!
10:35pm45 min
The Graham Norton Show
Series 7, Episode 4 - Jennifer Lopez, Karen Gillan, Alan DaviesGraham is joined by: Hollywood actress and singing star Jennifer Lopez, who talks about her glittering career and latest film The Backup Plan; Doctor Who's new assistant Karen Gillan discusses life in the Tardis; and QI and Jonathan Creek star Alan Davies is in the comedy chair. Plus, there's music from Ben's Brother.
11pm30 min
The Now Show
The Vote Now Show 2010, Episode 10With less than 72 hours till the polls open, Punt & Dennis psych themselves up for one last big push. They are ably assisted by Doc Brown rapping some fiscal advice, John Finnemore taking an entirely one-sided look at media bias, Holly Walsh doing an opinion poll about opinion polls and Times leader writer Hugo Rifkind, giving us an insight into the inner workings of newspaperdom.