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Click of the Day

Click of the Day

Choice chunks, more-ish morsels, best bits... For your delight and delectation, this is our pick of the week's radio.

Love local radio? This is your chance to listen again to some golden moments; nuggets of noise - our best bits. Informative, irreverent, serious, moving - these are some of the very best bits of BBC Radio Cambridgeshire on 96FM, 95.7FM, 1026MW and online.

Ainsley Harriott

Ainsley Harriott

Thursday 9th July - Five simple ingredients on the Peterborough Breakfast Show with Paul Stainton, weekdays 7am-9am

On the day he visits Peterborough, Ainsley Harriott talks to Paul Stainton, our book reviewer Anna Elmore and newsreader Sam Dalton, about his lineage and his new cookbook - just how difficult can it be to cook rice??

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Ball breaking stumps

Wednesday 8th July - The big cricket quiz on Andie Harper's Mid-Morning Show, presented today by Carol Carman - weekdays 9am-12.30pm

On the opening day of The Ashes, Johnny Dee takes to the streets of March to find out just how much we know about our national game!

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Tuesday 7th July - Spinal Tap meets The Simpsons on the Cambridgeshire Breakfast Show with Jeremy Sallis, weekdays 7am-9am

If you're a fan of the Simpsons or Spinal Tap, you'll be aware of the work of Harry Shearer (also known as Mr Burns and Ned Flanders - and the band's bass player). Ahead of an exclusive gig in Cambridge, where Shearer is supporting his wife, Judith Owen, they both have a chat with Jez Diddly-Sallis.

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Monday 6th July - Josie and Fred and their accident blackspot - on the Cambridgeshire Breakfast Show with Jeremy Sallis, weekdays 7am-9am

Josie and her partner, Fred, have seen more than their fair share of accidents - some fatal, on the Fen road where they live. She explains what makes that stretch of the A1101 so deadly, and Jeremy asks Amanda Mays, team leader of road safety engineering at Cambridgeshire County Council, what measures are being taken to make the road safer.

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Friday 3rd July - Brewing up a storm on Andie Harper's Mid-Morning Show, weekdays 9am-12.30pm

It's not all doom and gloom for small businesses in the region. Andie speaks to Richard Naisby, the owner of Milton Brewery, and finds out that they're busier than ever!

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last updated: 09/07/2009 at 14:50
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SUSAN NEAL
ME AND MY BROTHER LISTEN TO RADIO CAMBRIDESHIRE AND WE THING THAT YOU HAVE GOOD MUSIC

Vijay Babar
what a bhangra song it is very nice.......

sheila moore
cold remidies, buy Dettol wipes, or door handle and surfaces, a tube of Vitamin C 1000 mg,buy a Jar Manuka honey, it's not the usual honey but madicinal honey £9-50 cold gone

kath harrison
richard spendlove ny idol he is a brilliant man and how we all enjoy his saturday nights you can stay forever we love you

Jim from Cottenham
Loved Kerry singing 'Stay', let us see her at the Cambridge Folk Festival!

Ken Davis
Why is Tony Gillham only on for ONE day a week. His shows areexcellent, his knowledge on music second to none and his presentation is peerless.

Barbara Stone
Brilliant singing Kerry, what a beautiful voice

Christine Stoneman
Love your programmes and how lucky are we to have Johnnie Dee and the lovely voice of Amy Devine more please

amy
I liked the cinema in the fens, might well pop along, nice one.

betty batchelor
can someone tell me more about that AMAZING story i heard friday morning on my way home from work DEATH ROW.has the lady who was talking wrote a book ,time was 8 40ish many thanks please email me.

Tom Cochrane
A gentleman on Carol's programme yesterday said that he never buys a poppy as the Korean war cemetary in Pusan is neglected. This has nothing to do with the British Legion & the Poppy Appeal.War Graves are the concern of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Our job is to look after the survivours. There are many Korean veterans in the Legion - they are certainly not forgotten by us.Tom Cochrane, Chairman, Yaxley & District, Royal British Legion. (tel 241784)

Ayad Abbas
Thanks for sharing the Lyre of Ur, with your listeners..I hope that they would keep in their minds, that the 4750 year old instrument was made by people who are still now, the sons of Sumaria & Babylonia cherish the same. Puzzles me where these people running the country and commit crime, come from..

Micheal Deline
Andy Gall brilliant!'Where's Jordan, in America'? My favourite line.Worth getting up for.

John
Mousumi Bakshi's reports have been real top quality this week and last, could we have them all on line?

Dave Webster
Johnny Dee??????? Who is he????????? Only joking! Johnny is todays generation of yesterday, however always performing for tomorrow.....i.e MY GENERATION!

Amanda Carlin
Johnny's Generation is fab! Very, very funny.

Carrie Bayliss
Johnny Dee is a legend. He needs more air time, he is too funny for words.Rock on JD

Simon
'My Generation' by Mr Dee, a real cracker!I went to see him at Haddenham social club, wonderful night, he gave me a Radio Cambs flyer with his web-page www.johnnydee.net all the gigs are on there.

john barrett
having listened to Johnnie Dee on the Radio - I went to see him in a local pub. Any idea how I can find out where he might perform again?

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