Wednesday 29 Oct 2014
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Network Radio Â鶹Éç Week 40
Highlights 2-8 October 2010
Performance On 3 – Mitsuko Uchida
Thursday 7 October on Â鶹Éç RADIO 3
Pianist Mitsuko Uchida gives a solo recital as part of London's South Bank Centre's International Piano Series
Graham Norton
Saturday 2 October on Â鶹Éç RADIO 2
Graham Norton joins Â鶹Éç Radio 2 with his own Saturday morning show
Archive On 4 – A Working-Class Tory Is Something To Be
Saturday 2 October on Â鶹Éç RADIO 4
David Davis MP delves into the Â鶹Éç sound archive to explore the histories of working-class Tories
Weekend Wogan
Sunday 3 October on Â鶹Éç RADIO 2
Sir Terry Wogan kicks off a new series of Weekend Wogan by presenting a special concert from the London Palladium in aid of Â鶹Éç Children In Need
Private Passions – Graham Vick
Sunday 3 October on Â鶹Éç RADIO 3
Birmingham Opera Company's artistic director Graham Vick talks to Michael Berkeley about his personal musical favourites
The Musical
Monday 4 October on Â鶹Éç RADIO 2
American actress and star of the West End's Sister Act Whoopi Goldberg presents the fifth documentary in Â鶹Éç Radio 2's season of programmes celebrating The Musical
Craig Brown's Lost Diaries
Monday 4 October on Â鶹Éç RADIO 4
Satirist Craig Brown dips into the private lives of public figures
Sex, Porn And Teenagers
Monday 4 October on Â鶹Éç RADIO 4
Presenter Miranda Sawyer investigates teenage sexual culture
The Write Stuff
Tuesday 5 October on Â鶹Éç RADIO 4
James Walton chairs a new series of The Write Stuff with John Walsh of the Independent newspaper and novelist Sebastian Faulks as team captains
Jazz Junctions
Wednesday 6 October on Â鶹Éç RADIO 2
Guy Barker explores the history of jazz
Performance On 3
Friday 8 October Â鶹Éç RADIO 3
Petroc Trelawny introduces a concert by the Â鶹Éç Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, conducted by Sir Andrew Davis, live from the Barbican in London
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