Radio
Radio schedule Saturday 31st January 2015

Fighting Talk
Series 12, Episode 24Now married and go appearing under her new name, host Georgie Ainslie is joined by Jennie Gow, Canadian broadcaster Greg Brady, journalist Andy Dunn and comedian Rob Beckett.

The Now Show
Series 45, Episode 4Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis are joined by Marcus Brigstocke, Andy Zaltzman, Jake Yapp, Laura Shavin and Mitch Benn.

Brothers In Law
Series 1, Episode 1 - First BriefRookie barrister Roger Thursby unwittingly aids a habitual fraudster.

Present Laughter
Noël Coward play following self-obsessed actor Garry Essendine as he prepares to go on tour to Africa.

The Ken Dodd Show
Down Your Way is in the village of Knotty Ash, and Doddy croons a ditty.

Gloomsbury
Series 1, Episode 1 - The Trials Of Attempting An ElopementVera longs to elope to Mediterranean sunshine with one of her bosom chums. But her first choice, Ginny Fox is stubbornly impervious to adventure and Venus Traduces is fully booked for elopements until next April.

Paradise Lost In Cyberspace
Episode 1: A 22nd-century clerical error sets George Smith's demise for 69, not 70.

4 Extra Stands Up
Series 3, Episode 1Richard Melvin introduces comedians including Alun Cochrane, Gary Little, Harriet Dyer and Jo Caulfield.

Mark Steel's In Town
Series 2, Episode 1 - DartfordMark performs from Dartford's Mick Jagger Centre in his home county of Kent, where he talks about the peasants' revolt, gypsy tart, Mick Jagger and what one resident calls the Road To Hell.

The Jason Byrne Show
Series 1, Episode 2 - LawJason Byrne explores the theme of law with stand-up, sketches and the help of special guest Ivan Brackenbury.

Paradise Lost In Cyberspace
Episode 1: A 22nd-century clerical error sets George Smith's demise for 69, not 70.

Gloomsbury
Series 1, Episode 1 - The Trials Of Attempting An ElopementVera longs to elope to Mediterranean sunshine with one of her bosom chums. But her first choice, Ginny Fox is stubbornly impervious to adventure and Venus Traduces is fully booked for elopements until next April.