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BBC Lancashire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Lancashire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Lancashire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Lancashire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Lancashire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Lancashire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Lancashire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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02:00
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03:00
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06:00
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Bob Bradshaw from Great Harwood talks about trying to get home from the desert in Libya.
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06:00
Brett Davison stands in to talk about drugs after three men die from heroin abuse.
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06:00
The six-year-old boy from Freckleton who suffers from a rare genetic disorder.
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06:00
The family of Blackpool Youth Coach Gary Parkinson on hopes he'll recover from a stroke.
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06:00
Graham is with some famous comedians to get their tips on his Comic Relief stand-up.
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06:00
Including the launch of the Fair Trade Way in Garstang - the world's first Fairtrade Town.
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06:00
Why humanists say the NHS shouldn't pay for hospital chaplains.
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07:00
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08:00
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It's 10 years since the outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease. How did it affect you?
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Alison Butterworth asks if schoolchildren would benefit from military discipline.
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How have increasing supermarket prices affected your weekly shop?
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Alison Butterworth stands in to ask the reasons for keeping on working over the age of 65.
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09:00
Do you enjoy more home entertainment as a way to save money? What's your perfect night in?
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09:00
Steve's Big Book takes on Ceramics - will Steve go to pot?
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Fun, entertaining and perfect for that 'easy like a Sunday morning' feel.
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Sally's panel includes Karen Tems who is trekking the original Inca Trail.
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With a lady who looks after the health of horses and a man who works with new technology.
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Psychic barber Gordon Smith joins a colonic hydrotherapy nurse and Sally Naden.
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Special show recognises the armed foces including a soldier who lost limbs in Afghanistan.
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Ten years on from the foot and mouth outbreak, we meet a farmer who was affected.
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12:00
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Keith Fletcher wants to know the first record you ever bought.
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Stephen Lowe will be out at a brown hare workshop in Bleasdale.
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Craftsmen from Shabby to Chic explain how to restore favourite pieces of furniture.
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Carole Turner stands in to look at how historical fiction novels may be distorting history
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John Gillmore introduces Penwortham-born singer songwriter Edwina Hayes.
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13:00
John Gillmore is live from a book shop in Great Harwood as part of World Book Day.
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13:00
Animal behaviour expert Jackie Hough takes your calls about pet problems.
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14:00
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14:00
Coverage of Norwich City v Preston North End as well as updates from our other teams.
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14:00
It's a little bit of country for the county.
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Local and vocal. Join in and have your say.
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Local and vocal. Join in and have your say.
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Local and vocal. Join in and have your say.
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Brett Davison finds out why taxi drivers are protesting on the streets of Rossendale.
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Brett investigates the survey that says kids' taste in food is becoming more adventurous.
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Jon with music and entertainment.
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17:00
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Results and round-up for all of Lancashire's teams.
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Our sports team brings you the latest from your club, your county and around the world.
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Andy Bayes is joined by the Blackburn Rovers manager Steve Kean and defender Phil Jones.
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Our sports team brings you the latest from your club, your county and around the world.
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Our sports team brings you the latest from your club, your county and around the world.
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Our sports team brings you the latest from your club, your county and around the world.
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18:30
Celebrating the great and the good of Northern Soul, performers and venues from that era.
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With Keith Fletcher. Soul music on a Sunday night, as you might imagine!
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Gerald Jackson with music from classic crooners.
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With Keith Fletcher. Favourite tunes with meaning.
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With Keith Fletcher. Favourite tunes with meaning.
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The weekly magazine programme for anglers, presented by Martin James.
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The devastation caused by foot and mouth ten years ago with the farmers who were affected.
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20:00
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Two hours of new local music plus Exit State play live. Hosted by Sean McGinty
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With Phil Brown. Great folk music firmly rooted in Lancashire.
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With Dave Swanton. Does what it says on the tin.
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Talat Farooq Awan with your Asian magazine.
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With Nick Dow. We've got the blues, so you don't have to.
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The man in charge of the Grand Theatre in Blackpool, plus John Steel from The Animals.
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Grape crusher and comedian Stu Francis talks Crackerjack and 40 years of The Comedians.
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With Andy Simpson from Rossendale & Pendle Mountain Rescue and The Supremes' Mary Wilson.
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The 12-hour comedy marathon for Comic Relief. Plus folk band Pilgrims' Way in the studio.
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Friday Night At Ten. Join John Clayton and Sean McGinty to round off your week.
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With Steve Barker. Eclectic and innovative.
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Relive those magical moments of great radio from the past seven days, with music.
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