Saturday Live Episodes Episode guide
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Val McDermid, Lauren Price, Nicola Nuttall, Jamie Laing
The Titan of Tartan Noir, crime writer Val McDermid, on the truth behind Lady Macbeth.
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Steven Knight, Ruth Goodman, Catherine Coldstream, Vernon Kay
Steven Knight on Peaky Blinders, canals and the music of the West Midlands in This Town.
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Nic Hamilton, Josh Elwell and Eliot Gibbins, Victoria McCloud, Marcus Brigstocke and Rachel Parris
Nic Hamilton on becoming the first disabled athlete to race a British Touring Car.
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Adele Roberts, Ben Elton, David Duke, Angela Hartnett
Adele Roberts is a DJ, marathon runner, and proud parent to her life-saving stoma, Audrey.
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Kate Silverton, Tom Shakespeare, Rebecca Ginger, John Robins
Kate Silverton has swapped the newsroom for the therapists couch.
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Gaynor Faye, Tommy Blaize, Christian Lewis, Liz Bonnin
Star of stage and screen Gaynor Faye on directing her late mother's work.
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Rear Admiral Jude Terry, Ashley Blaker, Sara Cox, Lauren Laverne
Jude Terry reveals how a rebellious teenager became the Navy's highest ranking woman.
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Julian Clary, Christopher Samuel, Zak Addae-Kodua and Jules Rowan, Natalie Cassidy
Comedic legend Julian Clary on his role as Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar.
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Adam Richman, Christie Watson, Dereck Gow, Karen Hauer
Radio 4's Saturday morning show brings you extraordinary stories and remarkable people.
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Jennie Gow, Sarah Marsh, Ken Fowler, Alex Horne
Jennie Gow, Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Formula 1 presenter who is navigating her way through post-stroke life.
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Daisy Goodwin, Chris Anderson, Jane Cholmeley, Tommy Tiernan
Chris Anderson advocates for the power of Infectious Generosity.
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Marianna Spring, James Timpson, Callum Scott Howells, Adam Hills
Marianna Spring asks Why Do You Hate Me? in her new podcast series.
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Joe Lycett, Alison Lapper, Russell T Davies, Richard Hammond
National sweethearts Russell T Davies and Joe Lycett add some pizazz to proceedings.
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Tim Key, Samantha Moore, Andrew Cotter, Jonathan Agnew
Tim Key brings his trademark droll humour and a bit of poetry to proceedings.
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Tom Odell, ZoΓ« Colville, Nathan Heaney, Iain Stirling
Tom Odell, the Ivor Novello Award-winning musician on the power of freshly baked cakes.
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Sathnam Sanghera, Libby Jackson, Darren Edwards, Keith Brymer Jones
Journalist, author and historian Sathnam Sanghera on the empire of tea.
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Michael Mosley, Julie Felix, Gabriella Cugno, Owain Wyn Evans
Michael Mosley, host of Just One Thing, is on a mission to improve our lives.
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Ed Byrne, Rhianna Pratchett, Rod Dimbleby, James May
Ed Byrne describes how he used comedy to grieve for the loss of his brother.
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Gareth Reid, Rogue Jones, Wynne Evans
A celebration of some inspirational achievements of 2023.
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Mark Gatiss, Coinneach MacLeod, Lucy Claire Dunbar, Sandi Toksvig
The creative polymath Mark Gatiss shares his love of Christmas ghost stories.
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Steven Moffat, Robin Shaw, Kelda Wood, Kelvin Fletcher
Steven Moffat, Doctor Who and Sherlock writer, on the true story behind his debut play.
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David Gandy, Sam Heughan, Catrin Finch, Lucy Worsley
David Gandy on how an animal loving Billericay boy became and international supermodel.
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Katherine Rundell, Atinuke, Steve Greenwood, Romesh Ranganathan
Author Katherine Rundell, Waterstones’ Book of the Year winner, on her nomadic childhood.
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Dan Snow, Marchelle Farrell, Rob Bugden, Adam Henson
Dan Snow, historian and podcaster, on the power of history and family.
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Aldo Zilli, Philippa Langley, Levy Rozman, Miles Jupp
Italian chef, Aldo Zilli, went from homelessness in Germany to cooking for English Kings
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Hannah Fry, Sam McKnight, Oenone Forbat, Derren Brown
Professor Hannah Fry demystifies data and explores how science will shape our futures.
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Ross Kemp, Jennifer Grant, Hari Budha Magar, Tim Peake
Ross Kemp left EastEnders and found his mΓ©tier making award-winning documentaries
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Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Russell Watson, Philippa Gregory, Rev Kate Bottley
The world’s greatest living explorer, Sir Ranulph Fiennes discusses Lawrence of Arabia.
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Rory Bremner, Sue Kent, Giuseppe Dell'Anno, Simon Farnaby
Rory Bremner, actor and impressionist, talks ADHD and playing Chris Tarrant.
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Julia Bradbury, Mark Watson, Laurent Ballesta, Helen Skelton
Broadcaster and writer Julia Bradbury on helping to heal herself with nature.
