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BBC Radio Sheffield joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Radio Sheffield joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Radio Sheffield joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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01:00
BBC Radio Sheffield joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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01:00
BBC Radio Sheffield joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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01:00
BBC Radio Sheffield joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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01:00
BBC Radio Sheffield joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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02:00
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03:00
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04:00
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05:00
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Steve's Daily Bleep features an event in Cumbria celebrating the life of Stan Laurel.
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05:00
Steve reveals exactly what was racing in the annual Wiener Nationals in the USA.
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05:00
Steve plays hits from when Harold Wilson became Prime Minister for the second time.
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05:00
Steve looks at the proposed major changes planned for the HS2 route through Yorkshire.
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05:00
Steve reveals why he was out at 0315 this morning to welcome an elephant to Sheffield!!
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06:00
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06:00
Kat introduces our highlights including Toby Foster meeting England's Strongest Man!
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06:00
Pastor David McKeown from The Hub Church in Stocksbridge is Sarah's Meet the Vicar guest.
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07:00
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07:00
Toby brings you the latest from Westminster following the result of the EU Referendum.
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07:00
Toby hears about a public meeting and consultation over the future of Bolsover Hospital.
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07:00
Toby looks ahead to the findings of the inquiry into the Iraq War led by John Chilcot.
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07:00
Toby hears about a revised route for the HS2 rail service through South Yorkshire.
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07:00
Paul Walker sits in with more on the planned changes to the HS2 route in South Yorkshire.
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07:00
Steve White sits in. St Catherine's Primary School in Sheffield star in Kids Talk.
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07:00
Steve meets two people from Sheffield who are members of Disability and Jesus.
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Toby asks whether you are showing solidarity with migrant workers in the local area.
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09:00
Toby wants your view on whether people are treated differently because of how they look.
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09:00
When choosing a job did you follow your parents or did you pick your own career path?
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09:00
Toby asks whether HS2 will be what changes South Yorkshire's fortunes in the future.
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09:00
Paul Walker sits in and hears which posters were on your bedroom wall as a child.
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09:00
Neil Grant and Steve Bailey take your gardening questions on 0114 279 66 99 (10 July).
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10:00
Paulette Edwards sits in and hears tributes to Caroline Aherne who died over the weekend.
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10:00
Paulette Edwards sits in with the latest on how the teachers strike is effecting you.
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10:00
Rony is joined by experts to examine the findings of the inquiry into the Irar War.
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10:00
Rony launches BBC Radio Sheffield's Book Club and announces what the first book will be.
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10:00
Rony hears about art work being installed on the former Castle Market site in Sheffield.
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10:00
Paddy Vessey and Helen Blejerman join John to look at the weekend's news stories (9 Jul).
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10:00
Help Howie and Kat solve the clues across South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire (10 July).
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11:00
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12:00
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Steve White sits in. Russell Watson discusses coming to Sheffield as part of his tour.
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13:00
Steve White sits in. Chris Farlow discusses performing in Dronfield this weekend.
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13:00
Craig Charles chats to Paulette ahead of his appearance at Chatsworth later this month.
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13:00
Steve White sits in and is joined by local GP Dr Ollie Hart to answer your questions.
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13:00
Steve White sits in. Julia Bradbury chats about her new book and growing up in Sheffield.
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13:00
Chella Quint and Sam Hutchinson are Bernie's guest this weekend to look back at the week.
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13:00
Paul looks back at the long hot summer of 1976 and the plague of ladybirds that resulted.
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14:00
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14:00
Rob hears about the BBC's plan to broadcast some of the BBL and WBBL games next season.
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14:00
Gerry wants your memories of your first job interview and how working life has changed.
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15:00
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Howard hears why learner drivers are facing long waiting times for a driving test.
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16:00
Howard hears what effect the teachers strike has had on teachers, pupils and parents.
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16:00
Howard has reaction to the findings of the inquiry into the Iraq War by Sir John Chilcot.
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16:00
David Blunkett gives his reaction to Howard on the publication of the Chilcot Report.
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16:00
Howard brings you the latest developments on the planned route changes to HS2.
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17:00
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17:00
Chella Quint and Sam Hutchinson are Bernie's guest this weekend to look back at the week.
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18:00
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18:00
John's playlist this weekend includes Jackie Wilson, Dena Barnes and The Casualiers.
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18:00
Waheed Akhtar hears how Eid has been marked across South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire.
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Mark broadcasts from Hampton Court Flower Show and will be joined by celebrity guests.
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19:00
The early evening atmosphere from the world's largest annual flower show.
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19:00
Mark meets the man allergic to technology and chats to the actor Sir Derek Jacobi
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19:00
Post Brexit tourism boost for the UK and Mark chats to Billy Ocean
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19:00
Georgey finds out about the stars you had up on your wall when you were younger
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20:00
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20:00
Lily Gaskell performs a live session and TDX has a Grime to Five freestyle for Christian.
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21:00
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21:00
Join Diana Luke for the sounds of the 1960s on your Sunday night.
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22:00
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22:00
Ross Dickinson sits in to bring you late night news and conversation.
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22:00
Russell Walker brings you late night news and conversation.
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22:00
Russell Walker brings you late night news and conversation.
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22:00
Russell Walker brings you late night news and conversation.
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22:00
Russell Walker brings you late night music and conversation to ease you into the weekend.
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22:00
Great music from the 1970s and 1980s and your guide to the weekend.
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