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BBC Radio Manchester joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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Juanita Yau with a round-up of Chinese news.
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BBC Radio Manchester joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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01:00
BBC Radio Manchester joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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01:00
BBC Radio Manchester joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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01:00
BBC Radio Manchester joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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01:00
BBC Radio Manchester joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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01:00
BBC Radio Manchester joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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04:00
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05:00
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Shourjo starts your day with news headlines, business, sport and music.
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05:00
Shourjo starts your day with news headlines, business, sport and music.
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05:00
Shourjo starts your day with news headlines, business, sport and music.
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05:00
Shourjo starts your day with news headlines, business, sport and music.
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05:00
Shourjo starts your day with news headlines, business, sport and music.
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06:00
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06:00
Phil broadcasts live from Stepping Hill Hospital to start a week of features on the NHS.
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06:00
Michelle sits in with Phil and looks at the issue of bed blocking in the NHS.
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06:00
Chelsea and Phil continue our look at the NHS in Greater Manchester and go conker hunting.
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06:00
Keisha Thompson performs For Those Of You Who Don't Know My Name Is Nello James.
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06:00
Chelsea and Phil set you up for the day with news, interviews and traffic updates.
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06:00
Desiree Reynolds and Pete Kalu discuss the National Black and Asian Writers event.
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06:00
Mike hears about the unlikely places people worship including a bar in Wilmslow.
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07:00
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08:00
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Mike broadcasts live from Stepping Hill Hospital in Stockport.
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09:00
Mike finds out about The Run In The Dark which takes place in Manchester on November 16th.
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09:00
Mike finds out about the work of Mosaic Down's Syndrome Association.
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Mike looks at the scarier and darker side of Greater Manchester's history.
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09:00
Mike speaks to Jeanne Willis about the new Winnie The Pooh stories.
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09:00
Phil and Chelsea speak to chefs and gardeners about what to do with apples.
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09:00
Brendan Coogan sits in with Jimmy with the usual three hours of old jokes and nonsense.
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10:00
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11:00
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Becky speaks to Romesh Ranganathan about his BBC Three series, Asian Provocateur.
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12:00
Becky speaks Ed Balls and his dance partner Katya Jones about Strictly Come Dancing.
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12:00
Becky speaks to singer Harriet about her self-titled album which is released this week.
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12:00
Becky speaks to gymnast, Louis Smith, about the Keep Dancing tour.
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12:00
Becky speaks to David Baddiel about his new book, AniMalcolm.
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12:00
Coverage of Peterborough v Bury, Swindon v Bolton, Gillingham v Oldham. NOT online.
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12:00
Mike chooses another three hours of tracks from the 1960s.
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14:00
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Sam finds out about the university project that connects Manchester with Syria.
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Sam discusses the issue of female body image.
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Sam talks to Cllr John Leech who is urging Manchester City Council to help Syrian refugees
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15:00
Sam has reaction to the decision to frack in Lancashire.
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15:00
Steve sits in with news, music and conversation for your journey home.
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15:00
Sunday afternoon music and sports updates with Jack.
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Jimmy Wagg is joined by Bury FC chairman, Stewart Day and manager, David Flitcroft.
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Ian Cheeseman is joined by former Manchester City winger David White.
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Bill Rice asks if you expect more from the most expensive squad ever assembled.
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18:00
Liam Bradford is joined by Sam Tomkins of Wigan and ex-Warrington half-back Lee Briers.
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18:00
Our preview of the weekend's local sporting action.
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18:00
DAB + online: Clint plays tracks from the 1980s. FM: Super League Grand Final.
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18:00
Neetal Parekh and Zahra Farid sit in with news for the Asian community.
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Great music and conversation as Mark Forrest brings together the best of BBC Local Radio.
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19:00
Pressure on girls to look good, box junctions on the roads and pirate TV.
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19:00
Jarrow Crusade remembered, feminist benches and Matt Goss on solo music and Bros reunion.
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19:00
Nathan Middleton is joined by Macclesfield director of rugby Giles Heagerty.
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We talk neighbours (good or bad), handbags and chat to Blackadder star Tony Robinson.
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20:00
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20:00
Great music and conversation as Mark Forrest brings together the best of BBC Local Radio.
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20:00
Natalie-Eve Williams plays tracks from unsigned local bands.
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20:00
Karen Gabay and Mr V pay tribute to Rod Temperton.
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Call Allan and have your say on the day's stories. Call 0161 228 2255.
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22:00
Call Allan and have your say on the day's stories. Call 0161 228 2255.
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22:00
Call Allan and have your say on the day's stories. Call 0161 228 2255.
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22:00
Call Allan and have your say on the day's stories. Call 0161 228 2255.
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22:00
Richard plays two hours of 60s club soul from the studios of the American south.
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22:00
More great tracks with scratches and the A to Z of labels reaches the letter F.
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22:00
You choose the songs and Gerald brings back the Unforgettable memories.
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