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Network Radio BBC Week 17
Highlights 23-29 April 2011

BBC Radio offers royal wedding coverage across its networks

The Royal Wedding

Bank Holiday Friday 29 April on the BBC

Extensive BBC Radio coverage of the royal wedding includes Chris Evans who takes his BBC Radio 2 show outdoors for a special live broadcast, a live concert of royal music from Belfast's Ulster Hall in Afternoon On 3 on BBC Radio 3, and live coverage of the event on BBC Radio 4 (anchored by James Naughtie with Edward Stourton in Westminster Abbey) as well as BBC Radio 5 Live. Elsewhere BBC Radio 6 Music features a day of 6 Music's Rock Royalty and BBC Asian Network hears from Asians who are playing a role in the event

Opera On 3 – Live From The Met

Saturday 23 April on BBC RADIO 3

Richard Strauss's Capriccio comes live from the Metropolitan Opera in New York, starring soprano Renée Fleming

Aled Jones With Good Morning Sunday

Easter Sunday 24 April on BBC RADIO 2

Easter Sunday on BBC Radio 2 hears Aled Jones talking to best-selling crime novelist and member of the House of Lords, PD James, while Alan Titchmarsh presents classics for Easter Sunday and Brian D'Arcy introduces a feast of Easter music, readings and poetry in Easter Glory

Drama On 3 – Kafka The Musical

Easter Sunday 24 April on BBC RADIO 3

David Tennant takes on the role of Kafka in Murray Gold's new play directed by Jeremy Mortimer

French And Saunders

Easter Monday 25 April on BBC RADIO 2

Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders present the second of their special Bank Holiday programmes (the first can be heard on Good Friday)

The Essay – The Father Instinct

Easter Monday 25 to Bank Holiday Friday 29 April on BBC RADIO 3

Writer/director Lou Stein sets out on a quest to understand the connections between fatherhood and creativity

Saving Species

Tuesday 26 April on BBC RADIO 4

Saving Species returns for another year of live broadcasting about the world of wildlife conservation, and the first programme reports from rural Nigeria

Fallout – The Legacy Of Chernobyl

Tuesday 26 April on BBC RADIO 4

Nick Ross investigates the health impact of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident 25 years on, and BBC World Service marks the anniversary in Alive In Chernobyl

The Glasgow School

Thursday 28 April on BBC RADIO 5 LIVE

With six managers from Glasgow in the Premier League, Ian McGarry investigates what it is about the area that instils such leadership qualities

Scheduling information in Network Radio Programme Information is subject to change.

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