BBC Radio 5 live schedule Monday 31 December 2012

This week Calendar

  1. Early

    1. 01:00

      Up All Night 31/12/2012

      Hillary Clinton is admitted to hospital with a blood clot.

    2. 05:00

      Tanni and Marc's Paralympic Feast

      Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, Marc Woods and guests re-live a fantastic Paralympic summer. (R)

  2. Morning

    1. 07:00

      5 live Breakfast 31/12/2012

      Talks continue to try to prevent the US economy falling over the 'fiscal cliff'.

    2. 09:00

      5 live Breakfast Your Call, 2012 in Sport

      George Riley asks: What is your sporting highlight of 2012?

    3. 10:00

      Victoria Derbyshire 31/12/2012

      Stephen Nolan sits in for Victoria Derbyshire with original stories from across the UK.

  3. Afternoon

    1. 12:00

      Shelagh Fogarty 31/12/2012

      US politicians try to reach a deal to avoid spending cuts and tax rises.

    2. 14:00

      Richard Bacon 31/12/2012

      Phil Williams speaks to the legendary comedy writing duo of Ray Galton and Alan Simpson.

    3. 16:00

      5 live Drive 31/12/2012

      President Obama says a deal to avoid the 'fiscal cliff' is within sight, but not yet done.

  4. Evening

    1. 19:00

      5 live Sport Best of 5 live Sport Specials

      A look back at some of the best of 5 live Sport's special features in 2012.

    2. 20:00

      606 FA Cup 3rd Round Memories

      Mark Chapman and Robbie Savage host a retrospective journey through the FA Cup 3rd Round.

    3. 21:00

      5 live News Review Of The Year Review of the Year 2012

      Tony Livesey and Stephen Nolan look back at the biggest news stories of 2012. (R)

    4. 23:00

      New Year's Eve - Live from Edinburgh

      Colin Paterson presents live from the New Year's Eve celebrations in Edinburgh.

  5. Late

    1. 01:00

      Up All Night 01/01/2013

      Countries around the world celebrate 2013.

    2. 05:00

      Wake Up to Money Mickey's Crystal Ball

      A look at the big business themes and new developments for 2013.

Tuesday 1 January 2013