TODAY’S RADIO

THE MICHAEL BALL SHOW 11AM, RADIO 2 ★★★★

Michelle Collins tells Michael about her larky new role in a stage production of Cluedo. Michelle, as you might well have guessed, plays Miss Scarlett.

The rest of the usual suspects include Wesley Griffith as Colonel Mustard, and Tom Babbage as the Reverend Green. Don

Black is also on the show to talk about the lyrics he wrote for the West End musical Bonnie & Clyde.

THE REUNION 11AM, RADIO 4

★★★★

Deep beneath the waters off the coast of Sumatra, massive forces were shifting. The waves that were triggered – some over 100ft high – sped across the sea towards India, Thailand and

Sri Lanka, killing as they went.

Hours later, the tsunami claimed its last victims as it battered into the coast of South Africa. Kirsty Wark brings together survivors and rescuers involved in the Boxing Day tsunami of 2004.

DESERT ISLAND DISCS 10AM, 9PM, RADIO 4 EXTRA

★★★★ You can see footage of a young

Humphrey Lyttelton playing his trumpet to the jubilant crowds outside Buckingham Palace as they celebrated the end of the Second World War. It was just one of many vivid moments in his long and lively life. He recalls that happy day in this repeat from 2006 of what turned out to be Humph’s second visit to the legendary island.

WOGAN: IN HIS OWN WORDS

9PM, RADIO 2 ★★★★

For more than 40 years, an interview with the broadcasting great Terry Wogan, recorded in Brighton, sat unlabelled in a

BBC vault, gathering dust. It was recently discovered by chance and now, in this programme hosted by Zoe Ball, we can once again delight in the charm and wit of the Togmeister. SJ

Michelle Collins (11am, Radio 2)