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Saturday 05 Dec 2009

Programme Information

Network Radio BBC Week 15
Highlights 11-17 April 2009

Unique British comedian and performer Tommy Cooper

Spoon, Jar, Jar, Spoon – The Two Sides Of Tommy Cooper

Tuesday 14 April on BBC RADIO 4

Comedian Rob Brydon explores two different sides to this unique British performer on the 25th anniversary of his death

Motownship

Easter Saturday 11 April on BBC RADIO 4

Midge Ure travels to South Africa to meet a group of young township musicians who use traditional African instruments to record Motown covers

Drama On 3 – A Small Family Business

Easter Sunday 12 April on BBC RADIO 3

Alfred Molina, Joanne Whalley, Julian Sands and Adam Godley star in Sir Alan Ayckbourn's "state of the nation" play to mark the author's 70th birthday

Hillsborough Stories

Easter Sunday 12 April on BBC RADIO 5 LIVE

To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Hillsborough tragedy this programme tells the accounts of those who were at the ground that day

US Masters Golf

Easter Sunday 12 April on BBC RADIO 5 LIVE

Live commentary comes from the final round of the Masters from Augusta, Georgia

The People's Chart

Easter Monday 13 April on BBC RADIO 2

A light-hearted look at the most played records since 1934, culminating in the announcement of The People's Chart No. 1

COMPOSERS OF THE YEAR 2009
Performance On 3 – Handel's Messiah From Westminster Abbey

Tuesday 14 April on BBC RADIO 3

On the 250th anniversary of Handel's death, Messiah is broadcast, live, from the composer's resting place, Westminster Abbey

Blair's Faith Foundation

Tuesday 14 April on BBC RADIO 4

Tony Blair travels to the US to teach a "Faith and Globalisation" course, but is religion a force for good which should shape the values of our globalised world?

Nemone

Wednesday 15 April on BBC 6 MUSIC

Dublin-born singer Sinead O'Connor discusses the re-release of her critically acclaimed album, I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got, first released in 1990

The Secret Scientists

Wednesday 15 April on BBC WORLD SERVICE

Professor Jim Al-Khalili explores how the discoveries of Islamic "Secret Scientists" have been used by scholars, from the European Renaissance right up to today

Friday Play – I'm The Boss

Friday 17 April on BBC RADIO 4

Lesley Sharp stars as Diane Fryer in Karen Brown's drama

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