Jodie Whittaker, Shane Warne, Rosamund Pike, Michaela Coel and Backstreet Boys
The brand new Doctor, Jodie Whittaker, time-travels into the studio plus we're joined by Shane Warne, Rosamund Pike, Michaela Coel and Backstreet Boys perform live.
Jodie Whittaker time-travels into the studio to talk about her first series of Doctor Who and how she dealt with the keeping the secret of her casting. Rosamund Pike and Michaela Coel stop by on their way to the BFI London Film Festival where their films A Private War and Been So Long are showing. Legendary Australian cricketer Shane Warne tells tales from his new autobiography, No Spin - including how he was once offered $200,000 to throw a Test Match. Plus Backstreet Boys perform live in the studio, including a very special cover of No Diggity by Blackstreet.
As well as all this there's the usual great music, news headlines, a look at the papers and a Pause For Thought with Reverend Richard Coles.
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Was the new Doctor Who always going to be a woman?
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Music Played
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New Order
True Faith '94
- (CD Single).
- London.
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Rod Stewart
Look In Her Eyes
- Blood Red Roses.
- Decca.
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Jon Bon Jovi
Blaze Of Glory
- (CD Single).
- Vertigo.
- 1.
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New Kids on the Block
Hangin' Tough
- Greatest Hits.
- Columbia.
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Jake Bugg
Lightning Bolt
- (CD Single).
- Mercury.
- 1.
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Ariana Grande
breathin
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The Jacksons
I Want You Back
- The Best Michael Jackson & Jackson Five.
- Polygram Tv.
- 1.
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Paul Simon
You Can Call Me Al
- The Paul Simon Anthology (Disc 2).
- Warner Bros.
- 4.
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T. Rex
Hot Love
- Electric Warrior (Deluxe Edition).
- A&M.
- 13.
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Purple Haze
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Black Sabbath
Paranoid
- Million Sellers Vol.18 - The Seventie.
- Disky.
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Focus
Hocus Pocus
- (Single).
- Polydor.
- 1.
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Deep Purple
Hush
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The Smiths
William, It Was Really Nothing
- The Sound Of The Smiths.
- Rhino.
- 6.
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Backstreet Boys performing live
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Backstreet Boys
No Diggity (Radio 2 Session 12th Oct 2018) (feat. Blackstreet)
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Pratt & McClain
Happy Days
- Television's Greatest Hits Volume 3 70s & 80s.
- Silva Screen Records Ltd.
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Shawn Mendes & Zedd
Lost In Japan (Remix)
- Shawn Mendes: The Album.
- Virgin EMI Records.
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Backstreet Boys performing live
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Backstreet Boys
As Long As You Love Me (Radio 2 Session 12th Oct 2018)
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Backstreet Boys
All I Have To Give (Radio 2 Session 12th Oct 2018)
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Deva Mahal
Run Deep
- Run Deep.
- Motema.
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Backstreet Boys performing live
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Backstreet Boys
DonÂ’t Go Breaking My Heart (Radio 2 Session 12th Oct 2018)
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Backstreet Boys
No Diggity (Radio 2 Session 12th Oct 2018) (feat. Blackstreet)
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Pause For Thought
From the Reverend Richard Coles:
Quiz night in
Finedon on Wednesday, church met chapel in an annual fixture, perhaps the most
hotly contested competition in the village after the cricket. I’m no good for
the latter; I had a go at batting once but apparently looked like a frightened
octopus falling off a step ladder (come to think of it, that might have put off
even Shane Warne). However, for the former, I am definitely first
eleven.
I adore
quizzes, and always have, thanks to a retentive memory and a limitless appetite
for minutiae. I sometimes imagine my last thought in this life will not be how
best to meet my maker, but which London Underground station has six consecutive
consonants in its name (answer at the end).
The downside is that it brings out the competitive monster lurking within. One
year I crossly shushed the Mothers’ Union table for chatting too loudly while I
was trying to think of the name of the only British Prime Minister to have been
assassinated (Spencer Perceval), and have taken to arguing with our
Quizmistress, Mrs Swann, over her frankly arbitrary rulings so relentlessly
that I have started to sound like the uppity one on the X Factor who answers
back to Simon Cowell. Bad Vicar.
Childish
habits. When I was a kid, I always had to be cleverer than anyone else, because
I had to be SOMETHING, and it wasn’t going to be games, or fighting, or
sticking it to the man. No, I had to look for a different role model, the
charismatic eccentric, eloquent and brainy, and it will perhaps not surprise
you to learn that at the age of twelve I was wearing a fedora, a long knitted
scarf, and a TARDIS commander badge on my lapel. Thank goodness for the Doctor.
Hours of fun, but what I wish I'd known then, and know now, is that I did not have
to be anything special - I was fine as I was. It took Christianity to cure me
of the notion I had to justify my existence by my accomplishments, because for
those Jesus gives not a fig. No, it’s our common humanity he’s interested in,
not our triumphs: PREACH, in a culture which so overvalues success and
prestige, and makes so many so miserable.
The tube station? It’s Knightsbridge.
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