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Radio Week

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Will Young’s Essentials SATURDAY, 9PM, RADIO 2 Will plays some of his favourite floorfille­rs from his student days, including tracks from the likes of Anita Baker, Fatboy Slim and Leftfield.

Claudia On Sunday SUNDAY, 7PM, RADIO 2 Russell Brand tells Claudia Winkleman about mentors and influentia­l figures in his life, including the counsellor who helped him to take his first steps out of addiction.

The Chris Evans Breakfast Show MONDAY-FRIDAY, 6.30AM, VIRGIN RADIO With a confident opening show – where the first song was a live rendition of Lucky Man by Richard Ashcroft – Mr Breakfast is very much at ease in his new berth. This month, former Radio 2 stalwart Moira Stuart also takes up a new role, as the morning news presenter on Classic FM.

Tumanbay MONDAY, 2.15PM, RADIO 4 The invaders who plundered Tumanbay have fled, taking the great city’s treasures with them. Now, the rebuilding starts, but plots are being hatched among the ruins. This well-written, epic fantasy drama returns for an eight-part series.

Life On Egg WEDNESDAY, 11PM, RADIO 4 Gyles Brandreth is paying his debt to society inside the Egg, Britain’s remotest prison, where Harry Hill is the Governor. This eccentric sitcom makes a welcome return with a new, six-part series.

Bob Harris Country THURSDAY, 9PM, RADIO 2 Rising country star Ashley McBryde, who’s a singer, songwriter and guitarist, joins Bob in Nashville for a studio session.

The Arthur Cravan Memorial Society FRIDAY, 6.30AM, 1.30PM, 8.30PM, RADIO 4 EXTRA Arthur Cravan was a poet, boxer, sailor, prospector, cardsharp, chauffeur, thief – and a nephew of Oscar Wilde’s. Arthur Smith gives an entertaini­ng account of Cravan’s dodgy life and mysterious death.

ARCHERS UPDATE

The sight of Alistair pounding through the half-marathon failed to fan the flames of desire in Shula’s breast; mind you, his outfit did him no favours. Now, she stands in St Stephen’s, reading 1 Corinthian­s, chapter 13 – the one about being a tinkling cymbal. Jill gets so stirred up by the reading that she decides to drop a bombshell into the already fractured life of her clan. Brian strides around his new home, constantly banging into the walls as he’s not used to his reduced living arrangemen­ts, practising for his day in court – will he end up confined to an even smaller space? Jolene’s own efforts to improve Elizabeth’s life get off to a good start, then go horribly wrong, while Kirsty makes a big decision.

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