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The Perkins code of conduct
12:40pm Saturday 6th February 2010 Comedian turned maestro Sue Perkins talks to Ian Ray ahead of leading the BBC Concert Orchestra in a one-off performance. Chesney Hawkes
6:00am Saturday 6th February 2010 Chesney Hawkes talks to Ian Ray about his love of The Beatles, revisiting Buddy’s Song and being Billy Ocean’s paperboy The variety of life
6:00am Saturday 6th February 2010 A thousand people swapping vegetable seeds sounds innocent enough, but it hides a subversive protest against obstructive laws. Find out more with Sarah Lewis-Hammond’s beginner’s guide to tomorrow’s Seedy Sunday Richard McCabe
6:00am Saturday 30th January 2010 Richard McCabe talks to Duncan Hall about Fellini, the demise of great British television and his enduring love of William Shakespeare Jumping life’s hurdles
6:00am Saturday 30th January 2010 Olympic athlete and motivational speaker Sally Gunnell talks to Ian Ray about challenges, charity and children Spring into action
6:00am Saturday 30th January 2010 As we hurl headlong into February, those green resolutions may be starting to fade, but don’t let them get lost behind the sofa. Sarah Lewis-Hammond looks at the campaigns, communities and events to get involved with in 2010 A master’s ode to melancholy
6:50am Saturday 23rd January 2010 Perennial pessimist Will Self talks global misery and chronic depression with Ian Ray ahead of Lugubrious Monday – one of the bleakest days of the year. Pockets of resistance
6:00am Saturday 23rd January 2010 Ambitious housing targets for the South East are in danger of adding to overcrowding and destroying lush habitats. Sarah Lewis-Hammond investigates Bring me sunshine
6:00am Saturday 23rd January 2010 Richard Bryne discovered sun, sea and surprises when he visited the Canary Islands Belinda Lang
6:00am Saturday 23rd January 2010 Belinda Lang talks to Ian Ray about corny films, Close Encounters Of The Third Kind and Noel Coward’s play Present Laughter |
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