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Monday 16 Nov 2009

Programme Information

Network Radio BBC Week 31
Highlights 1-7 August 2009

Drum-n-bass DJ turned classical composer Goldie

BBC PROMS 2009
Prom 23 – Evolution

Sunday 2 August on BBC RADIO 3

A Darwin-inspired BBC Proms extravaganza for children and families including a world première from drum-and-bass DJ-turned-classical-composer Goldie

CAMBRIDGE FOLK FESTIVAL 2009
Best Of Cambridge

Saturday 1 August on BBC RADIO 2

Mark Radcliffe presents highlights from the Cambridge Folk Festival 2009 which featured The Zutons, Booker T and Martin Simpson among others

BBC PROMS 2009
Prom 22 – A Celebration Of MGM Film Musicals

Saturday 1 August on BBC RADIO 3

John Wilson and his hand-picked orchestra celebrate 75 years of MGM musicals, live, from London's Royal Albert Hall

BBC Switch Road Trip

Sunday 2 August on BBC RADIO 1

The Switch team launch a week of teen-focused fun with DJs Annie Mac, Nick Grimshaw and Aled Haydn-Jones

Sunday Feature –
Searching For Alfred In The Shadow Of Tennyson

Sunday 2 August on BBC RADIO 3

Poet Ruth Padel investigates who Tennyson really was and explores the way in which his legacy is felt today, 200 years after his birth

Paul Jones

Monday 3 August on BBC RADIO 2

Composer, multi-instrumentalist and singer Jack Bruce – who, together with Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker formed Cream – is Paul Jones's guest this week

Test Match Special

Monday 3 August on BBC RADIO 5 LIVE SPORTS EXTRA

Listeners can enjoy uninterrupted coverage of the final day of the third Ashes Test between England and Australia, live from Edgbaston, Birmingham

Great Lives

Tuesday 4 August on BBC RADIO 4

Matthew Parris challenges nine new guests to argue the case for their heroes, with Andrew Motion arguing for Alfred Lord Tennyson in the first programme

Between Ourselves

Wednesday 5 August on BBC RADIO 4

Olivia O'Leary asks comedians how they got into stand-up and whether being Muslim, Asian or gay is a help or a hindrance

The Odd Half Hour

Wednesday 5 August on BBC RADIO 4

Odd Half Hour returns for a second series to study the pain of modern life, starring Stephen K Amos, Jason Byrne, Justin Edwards and Katherine Parkinson

Advisory note: BBC programme week numbers

BBC Week numbers throughout 2009 will differ from those of other broadcasters. We have made changes to the BBC Picture Publicity and BBC Press Office websites so that we refer to "BBC Week Numbers" and, wherever possible, actual dates.

We will also reflect this in email correspondence and telephone conversations with you.

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