SUSAN JEFFREYS’ Radio Week

Jo Whiley SATURDAY, 4PM, RADIO 2

Jo is at Glastonbury, where she’ll interview Liam Gallagher and bring us live music from The Chemical Brothers, Hozier, Neneh Cherry and Lewis Capaldi. Private Passions

SUNDAY, 12 NOON, RADIO 3 Harry Enfield tells Michael Berkeley about his love of opera, and plays some of his favourite works by Verdi and Schubert. Sounds Of The 70s

SUNDAY, 1PM, RADIO 2

Mick Fleetwood talks to Johnnie Walker about the 1970s – a decade that brought plenty of drama and a lot of album sales to the band Fleetwood Mac. Fear

SUNDAY, 3PM, RADIO 4

An architect and his family move into their new apartment. Things soon take a sinister and lethal turn in this two-part psychodrama set in 21st-century Germany. On Chapel Sands

MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9.45AM (FM), 12.30AM, RADIO 4

The art critic Laura Cumming found hidden clues in her family’s photograph album that shed light on the childhood abduction of her mother. All this week, we hear Laura’s account of a family mystery. When Parents Split

WEDNESDAY, 11AM, RADIO 4 When parents split, children are often caught in the middle of an emotional war in which one parent becomes demonised. Psychotherapist Philippa Perry looks at the damaging effect of parental alienation. Rich Hall’s (US) Breakdown

THURSDAY, 6.30PM, RADIO 4 The American comedian Rich Hall marks US Independence Day with bitter wit in this selection of sketches, gags and stand-up about life in Trump’s America. Cheltenham Festival Opening Concert FRIDAY, 8PM, CLASSIC FM

A roof-raising new work by the young British composer Dani Howard opens the Cheltenham Festival in a concert that comes live from Cheltenham Town Hall.