SUSAN JEFFREYS’ Radio Week

Graham Norton Show SATURDAY, 9.30AM, VIRGIN RADIO ★★★★ Graham Norton has two guests on his show this morning: Norman Scott, who has a book out about his role in the whole murky Jeremy Thorpe scandal, and Keala Joan Settle, who starred as the bearded lady in The Greatest Showman.

My Sporting Life

SUNDAY, 8PM, TALKSPORT ★★★★ Peter Schmeichel looks back over his goalkeeping years, and opens up to Paul Coyte about his decision to leave English football while still at the top of his game.

Ricky Wilson’s Rock And Roll Classics

SUNDAY, 9PM, RADIO 2 ★★★★

Kaiser Chiefs front man Ricky Wilson begins a three-part series of rock and roll classics from the 1950s and early 1960s.

The Man Who Invented Motion Pictures

MONDAY, 9.45AM (FM), 12.30AM, RADIO 4 ★★★★

Louis Le Prince got on a train bound for Paris in 1890, but was never seen again. All this week, we hear about the mystery surrounding the man who may have been the first to record a moving image on film.

The Classic FM Concert

TUESDAY, 8PM, CLASSIC FM ★★★★★ Classic FM celebrates the Platinum Jubilee and its own 30th birthday with a concert from London’s Royal Albert Hall of new and old works with a royal theme.

Tax Me, I’m A Millionaire

WEDNESDAY, 11AM, RADIO 4 ★★★★ Abigail Disney inherited a fortune from the family business, and is determined to give it away. She explains her reasons for being a philanthropist and reveals her plans to get the super-rich to pay more tax.

At The Foot Of The Cross

GOOD FRIDAY, 7PM, RADIO 2 ★★★★ Katie Piper presents a Good Friday programme of music, poems and readings on the Crucifixion. The Kingdom Choir, Wildwood Kin and St Martin’s Voices, plus the BBC Radio 2 Young Chorister Of The Year, are the singers.

ARCHERS UPDATE

In their own separate ways, Josh and Freddie are hoping an Easter Bunny with ready cash will hop into their lives. Both of them have plans, but neither has enough of the folding stuff to turn those dreams into Ambridge reality. The other Easter Bunny, whom some of us find a little creepy, continues to hop around the village, possibly hoping for another frisky frisking from Lily. The approach of Easter brings Ruairi back to the village, prompting the younger Ambridge set to gather round to hear tales of life in That London, but will their rural ears be prepared for what he has to say? Meanwhile, the mystery guest at Grey Gables – who may or may not also be the Easter Bunny – continues to put noses out of joint.