RADIO CHOICE

A MOTHER and daughter have been brutally attacked in their home, but no one has broken in. Do they know more about their attacker than they’re letting on? Kenneth Cranham plays an old-school cop, with Alex Lanipekun as his collegeeducated colleague, in THE INTERROGATION (RADIO 4, 2.15PM), a drama set in a police interrogation room.

JAN RAVENS sings Wouldn’t It Be Loverly to the tune of (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction, and Graeme Garden sings I’m A Little Teapot to the tune of Blowin’ In The Wind, as radio’s funniest panel game I’M SORRY I HAVEN’T A CLUE (RADIO 4, 6.30PM) returns for a welcome new series — its 68th in all. Tim BrookeTaylor and Barry Cryer are also on the show, with Jack Dee in the presenting chair.

THE chart-topping singer Laura Mvula (pictured), who

heard plenty of good gospel music when she was growing up begins a threepart series that will tell the story of gospel music from the Fifties to the present day. For LAURA MVULA — GOD MADE ME FUNKY (RADIO 2, 10PM) she will play some of her favourite gospel tracks, and feature music from Aretha Franklin, James Brown and Ray Charles.

MARTIN SIMPSON is on JOOLS HOLLAND (RADIO 2, 11PM) tonight. Martin, who spent 15 years in America, and whose hits include Love Never Dies, joins Jools and the band for a Bob Dylan classic.