TODAY’S RADIO

JTOZ 5PM, RADIO 3

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Melissa Aldana started playing the saxophone when she was six, and played in jazz clubs as a teenager – often using her grandfather’s old tenor sax.

She has made albums, won awards and gained international fame for her fresh sound and imaginative solo work. Julian Joseph presents this concert from the Chilean saxophonist, recorded in San Francisco.

THE BOTTOM LINE 5.30PM, RADIO 4 HHH

There’s money to be made writing business books. Countless volumes tell you how to think yourself rich, close deals and become the finest CEO in the world. These books may make their authors rich, but do they, Evan Davis asks, actually

deliver the goods? He’s joined by the consultants and economists Lynda Gratton, John Kay and Eddie Obeng to answer that question.

SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES 7PM, CLASSIC FM

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Andrew Collins gives us a selection of film score favourites from the 1990s and the early 2000s. He includes Richard Rodney Bennett’s music for Four Weddings And A Funeral and Patrick Doyle’s score for Bridget Jones’s Diary. Craig Armstrong’s music for Romeo + Juliet and Hans Zimmer’s The Lion King score are also on the show.

THE EXCHANGE 10.15PM, RADIO 4

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Two strangers who’ve both known the pain of having a murdered child share their experiences. Figen’s son, Martyn, was killed in the Manchester Arena attack; Bryn’s daughter, Nicola, was shot in an ambush. We listen in as they share their thoughts and discuss forgiveness. Then, they give each other a gift, hoping that this, along with their conversation, will help them to live more easily with their sorrow.

Melissa Aldana (5pm, Radio 3)