Saturday 8th September 2018
06:00-10:00 Breakfast
10:00-11:30 Saturday Kitchen Live.Host Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Yotam Ottolenghi and Josh Katz and special guest Kirstie Allsopp.
There are great moments from the R4 food archive, including clips from Rick Stein, Keith Floyd, the Hairy Bikers and Nigella Lawson.
Wine expert Sandia Chang picks wines to go with the studio dishes.
11:30-12:00 (Repeat) brand new series and last in series and series finale.8/8.Nadiya's British Food Adventure.(Series 1).(Wales).Nadiya heads to Wales to discover some of the food stories that have made the country a foodie hotspot. But before she goes, she wants to show off her take on Wales's greatest contribution to baking - the Welsh cake. Nadiya's twist on the traditional are fennel-flavoured Welsh cakes served with a blueberry coulis.
Once in Wales, Nadiya is out to find out what makes Welsh lamb world-famous. She meets Richard Roderick, a third-generation sheep farmer who now farms 260 hectares in the Brecon Beacons National Park at his Newton Farm. Nadiya gets a crash course from Richard in the essential skills of a modern-day shepherdess, commanding the family sheepdog Jack to round the sheep up and move them to new grazing pasture. Out in the glorious countryside, Nadiya sets up a cooking station to make Richard a thank you meal of a fast lamb bhuna served with garlic naan.
Nadiya also heads to Monmouth to meet the UK's only home-grown edible rosewater makers, Desdemona Freeman and Denise Jones, who together make up Petals of the Valley. Often thought of as a Middle Eastern ingredient, rosewater was popular in British puddings, savoury dishes and preserves such as rose jelly, rose petal jam and rose petal vinegar, until the introduction of vanilla in the 17th century. But recently, the British love of foreign flavours and the popularity of chefs such as Ottolenghi has led to a revival of rosewater in the UK. Nadiya arrives at the end of the short six-week harvesting season to help harvest the last crops of roses. The pouring rain doesn't stop the petals from being harvested. They can't wait for a sunny day as the petals have to be picked as soon as they bloom and are at their most fragrant, as that is when they have the most rose oil. Working with the two women, Nadiya gets in the crop, which is then distilled with water in a copper still and finally bottled. While they wait for the rosewater to distil, there is time for a game of I spy. Nadiya uses this specialist ingredient in a rose and raspberry fool, served with coconut flakes and homemade crystalised petals. With the rain having gone, the three ladies are able to eat the fools outside in the glorious Welsh countryside.
Finally back in her own kitchen, Nadiya is celebrating the best of Welsh seafood with her favourite way of cooking mussels - deep-fried! Her popcorn mussels with paprika chive mayo recipe is a hit with her family.
12:00-13:00 Football Focus.Football Focus comes live from Brighton and Hove Albion as Dan Walker and guests Danny Murphy and Matthew Upson preview a stellar weekend of Premier League action. Seagulls' manager Chris Hughton talks exclusively to the show and there are interviews with Tottenham's Eric Dier, Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku and Leicester winger Mark Albrighton. Mark Clemmit travels to Leeds to speak to manager Thomas Christiansen about their strong start to the Championship season.
13:00-13:15 R4 Weekend News
13:15-15:15 Athletics:2018:Great North CityGames.Gabby Logan presents live coverage of the Great North CityGames from Newcastle and Gateshead. Firmly established as part of the Great North Run weekend, the event takes place around a running track on the bank of the River Tyne, where elite athletes compete in track and field. Those taking part include Britain's former 110m hurdles European champion Tiffany Porter, Commonwealth Games bronze medallist Bianca Williams, former 800m European champion Lynsey Sharp, world 5,000m finalist Andy Butchart, world 100m finalist Reece Prescod and Paralympic gold medallist sprinter Jonnie Peacock.
Expert analysis comes from Denise Lewis, Colin Jackson and JJ Chalmers, while Steve Cram, Paula Radcliffe and Andrew Cotter provide the commentary.
15:15-16:00 (Repeat) brand new series.Escape to the Country.(Series 16) (45 minute versions).(Cornwall).Jules Hudson is in Cornwall helping an Essex couple with a budget of £450,000 find the right rural property to suit their opposing styles. During his time in the county, Jules visits the birthplace of British studio pottery and throws his very own Cornish clay pot.
16:00-17:20 Final Score.Jules Hudson is in Cornwall helping an Essex couple with a budget of £450,000 find the right rural property to suit their opposing styles. During his time in the county, Jules visits the birthplace of British studio pottery and throws his very own Cornish clay pot.
17:20-17:30 R4 Weekend News
17:30-17:40 Regional News and Weather
17:40-18:10 brand new series.4/12.Len Goodman's Partners in Rhyme.(Series 1).(Episode 4).A fun, play-along family game show all about rhyming. Contestants Robbie and Debbie are joined by four celebrities hoping to help solve a range of rhyming rounds.
In the first team are TV presenter Angellica Bell and radio and TV presenter Roman Kemp, and making up the second team are comedian Vikki Stone and choreographer and dancer Wayne Sleep.
Debbie and Robbie go head to head in the quickfire animated rhyming round, at the end of which the one with the most points gets first pick of the two celebrity teams, before they move on to play Mime the Rhyme. Vikki and Angellica describe a celebrity, whilst Roman and Wayne mime a rhyming action.
Then it's Rhymewatch, where the teams attempt to identify all the rhyming pairs within a short film starring TV chef Rustie Lee.
It is then time for News at Len, where the teams must guess the rhyming headline in four fictional news stories.
The contestant with the most points after these rounds goes on to play Rhyme against Time, where they must solve six three-part rhymes against the clock in order to win a holiday. The losing contestant doesn't go home empty-handed though, they leave with the coveted consolation prize of a pen from Len.
18:10-19:00 (Repeat) brand new series.14/19.Pointgameless Celebrities.(Series 8).(Reality TV).Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a special celebrity reality TV edition of the general knowledge quiz in which four teams try to come up with the answers that no-one else could tBhink of. Featuring Ruth Badger and Solomon Akhtar, Carl Fogarty and Jimmy Bullard, Craig Phillips and Nikki Grahame, and Jamie Laing and Alex Mytton.
19:00-20:40 brand new series.Strictly Come Dancing.(Series 15).(Launch Show).Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman launch a new series of the celebrity dance contest, pairing up the 15 celebrities with their professional dance partners. 2017 champions Joanne and Ore return to perform their winning jive, and there is music from Shania Twain and Rita Ora.
The celebrities take to the floor for their first group dance, and there is a very special group routine as everyone on Strictly pays tribute to Sir Bruce Forsyth.This year's celebrities for Strictly Come Dancing 2018 are Alexandra Burke,Aston Merrygold,Brian Conley,Charlotte Hawkins,Chizzy Akudolu,Davood Ghadami,Debbie McGee,Gemma Atkinson,Joe McFadden,Jonnie Peacock,Mollie King,Reverend Richard Coles,Ruth Langsford,and Susan Calman.*Strictly Come Dancing return with the first live show on Saturday 22nd September 2018.
20:40-21:00 R4 Weekend News
21:00-22:30 R4 Proms 2018:Last Night at the Proms - Part Two.The Last Night of the Proms celebrations continue live from the Royal Albert Hall in London. John Adams's seventieth birthday is marked with the London premiere of his exhilarating Lola Montez Does the Spider Dance, and solo star soprano Nina Stemme performs Weill's Surabaya Johnny and The Saga of Jenny, followed by Gershwin's The Lorelei.
The programme takes a trip around the UK with Henry Wood's Fantasia on British Sea Songs, with contributions from the Proms in the Park events in Swansea, Glasgow and Belfast, before the R4 Proms 2018 is brought to a rousing close with Rule Britannia, Land of Hope and Glory and Jerusalem.
The R4 Symphony Orchestra and Chorus and R4 Singers are conducted by Sakari Oramo. Presented by Katie Derham.
22:30-23:55 Match of the Football Day.Gary Lineker presents Premier League highlights, including Manchester City v Liverpool, Leicester v Chelsea, Everton v Tottenham, Brighton v West Brom, Arsenal v Bournemouth, Southampton v Watford and Stoke v Manchester United.
23:55-00:25 The NFL Show.Mark Chapman returns with Osi Umenyiora and Jason Bell to bring you highlights of the first game of the season between the Kansas Chiefs and the 2018 Super Bowl winners the New England Patriots. They will also discuss all the major talking points as the new NFL season gets off the ground.
Plus Osi tries his hand at canoeing with Olympic gold medallist Joe Clarke at the Olympic legacy course Lee Valley, with a helping hand from former team mate Jason.
00:25-02:25 Film:The Rookie (2003).Touching sports drama. Jimmy Morris is a former minor league baseball player whose formidable pitching could have taken him a long way, had his career not been halted by a shoulder injury. Now a coach, he makes a deal with his team: if they win the district championship, he will start pitching again - this time for a major league team...Starring Dennis Quaid,Rachel Griffiths,Brian Cox,Jay Hernandez,Beth Grant,Brian Cox
Hunter Morris Angus T Jones,Rick Gonzalez,Chad Lindberg,Deborah Offner,Royce D Applegate,Russell Richardson,and Reiner Schone.
02:25-02:30 Weather for the Week Ahead
02:30-06:00 Joins R4 News Channel
16:00-17:20 Sportsfootballscene.Reports and results from around the country in the SPFL as domestic competition resumes after the international break.
Hearts host Aberdeen in the capital, with the match moved to Murrayfield Stadium whilst redevelopment at Tynecastle continues. Meanwhile, Neil McCann takes his Dundee side to Ibrox to face Pedro Caixinha's Rangers, and Hibs make the journey to Perth to play St Johnstone. Elsewhere, Motherwell take on Kilmarnock, while Partick Thistle are in Dingwall for their match against Ross County. Plus action and interviews from Friday night's Hamilton versus Celtic encounter.
17:30-17:40 Reporting Scotland
16:00-17:00 Final Score.Jason Mohammad presents all of the day's football results, along with reports and reaction from the big games.
17:00-17:20 Final Score from NI.News and results from around the province.
17:30-17:40 R4 Newsline
17:30-17:40 R4 Wales Today
Saturday 8th September 2018
19:15-21:00 R4 Proms:2018:Last Night at the Proms - Part One.The R4 Proms 2018 season comes to a close with the R4 Symphony Orchestra and their Finnish chief conductor Sakari Oramo leading proceedings live from London's Royal Albert Hall. Soprano superstar Nina Stemme performs music from Wagner's Tristan and Isolde, the R4 Symphony Chorus and R4 Singers mark 100 years of Finnish independence with a performance of Sibelius's glorious Finlandia and Kodaly's Budavari Te Deum is performed by soprano Lucy Crowe, mezzo Christine Rice, tenor Ben Johnson and bass John Relyea. Also on the programme is the world premiere of Finnish composer Lotta Wennakoski's Flounce, as well as a performance of Malcolm Sargent's An Impression on a Windy Day. Presented by Katie Derham.
Saturday 8th September 2018
19:30-20:45 R4 Proms:2018:Proms in the Park:Live from Glasgow.Live from Glasgow Green, Jamie MacDougall introduces the R4 Scottish Symphony Orchestra and a host of guests as part of the UK-wide Last Night of the Proms celebrations. Conducted by Stephen Bell, the R4 SSO is joined by a host of award-winning guest performers, including Scottish folk singer and Capercaillie lead vocalist Karen Matheson, jazz singer and R4 Radio 2 presenter Clare Teal, Irish soprano Ailish Tynan and comedian Jason Manford, plus traditional trio Charlie Stewart, Josie Duncan and Pablo Lafuente. Expect fireworks, musical and otherwise, on a night of fantastic music.
Saturday 8th September 2018
19:45-21:00 R4 Proms:2018:Proms in the Park:Live from Swansea.Josie d'Arby and Tim Rhys-Evans present the first half of R4 Proms in the Park live from Singleton Park, Swansea. In an evening celebrating the music of film and TV, they are joined by soul singer Mica Paris, who pays homage to jazz legend Ella Fitzgerald (in what would have been her centenary year), Olivier award winner and West End star Rebecca Trehearn and R4 Young Musician 2017 finalist, saxophonist Jess Gillam. They perform with the R4 National Orchestra and Chorus of Wales, conducted by Gavin Sutherland.
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