TODAY’S RADIO

CLAUDIA WINKLEMAN 10AM, RADIO 2 ★★★★

Graham Norton has decamped to Virgin Radio, where he’s delivering a classy music and chat show each Saturday and Sunday morning. His successor is the Strictly

Come Dancing co-host Claudia Winkleman, who starts today. We are promised that Claudia will bring ‘a razor-sharp wit and occasional chaos to everything from life’s little wins to the biggest celebrity guests’. Sounds fun!

SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES 7PM, CLASSIC FM ★★★

Andrew Collins features Thomas Newman’s score for Finding Nemo and music from Blue Planet II, by Hans Zimmer. There’s also Alex Wurman’s March Of The Penguins and Dario Marianelli’s music for

Claudia Winkleman (10am, R2) Everest in a programme on the theme of the natural world.

WHY WHY WHY? 7.45PM, RADIO 4 ★★★★

Should I Stay Or Should I Go?

Are You Lonesome Tonight?

Will You Love Me Tomorrow? Pop music is littered with profound questions, but few answers. In this five-part series, Phill Jupitus calls on various experts to see if they can supply useful responses to some of music’s riddles. Tonight, Phill ponders the problem –

What Time Is Love? – posed by the anarchic 1980s electronic band The KLF. Phill gets Russell Foster, a professor of neuroscience who studies circadian rhythms, to come up with a helpful reply.

MARC ALMOND’S TORCH SONG TRILOGY 9PM, RADIO 2 ★★★★

Marc concludes his series on songs about heartbreak with Cher’s A Woman’s Story and Shirley Bassey’s version of As Long As He Needs Me. Dusty Springfield, who laid down some great torch song tracks in her time, makes an appearance with You Don’t Have to Say

You Love Me.