RADIO CHOICE

■ RAFFLES (Jeremy Clyde), the cricket-playing gentleman thief, is dead. His sidekick, Bunny (Michael Cochrane), is devastated. Raffles saved Bunny’s bacon on many an occasion, but now, Bunny must face the world alone. Then, in the opening episode of the vintage radio detective drama RAFFLES (RADIO 4 EXTRA, 6.30AM, 1.30PM, 8.30PM), Bunny’s attention is drawn to a newspaper advertisement. Could it be that his old chum is alive, well and up to his old tricks?

■ ANNE-MARIE (pictured) appeared on the West End stage when she was just six; she has a black belt in karate and a string of hits to her name. Despite these triumphs, the singersongwriter has some firsthand insights into self-doubt and anxiety, leading her to campaign on mental health issues. She joins KEN

BRUCE (RADIO 2, 9.30AM) all this week to talk about her latest album, Therapy, and her self-help book, You Deserve Better, and to choose her Tracks Of My Years. ■ PLANS are afoot to build a ‘park in the sky’ in Camden in north London. Local businesses and others are pushing ahead to turn an old viaduct into an elevated walking route.

LANDSCAPES OF THE MIND (RADIO 4, 11AM) hears from landscape architect James Corner, who talks about the scheme and how Covid has made us all realise how much we need urban green spaces.