At the BBC

Madness frontman Suggs and keyboardist Mike Barson take a trip down memory lane to explore some of the nutty boys' finest moments from the BBC's archives. Sharing the stories behind hits like Baggy Trousers, House of Fun and It Must Be Love, the friends chart Madness's beginnings as a promising seven-strong ska band, their rise to chart dominance in the 1980s, the tensions behind the break-up that followed and a comeback that saw them confirm their status as one of Britain's best-loved and most enduring bands.

A tribute to the remarkable voice and career of the great soprano Lesley Garrett, who shares memories of some of her finest performances on the BBC.

From the soaring melodies of operatic classics to the heartfelt charm of favourite musical theatre numbers, this collection includes beloved songs such as Somewhere and Tonight, and showcases the versatility, artistry and warmth that have made Lesley Garrett one of Britain's most cherished performers.

A selection from the BBC's music archives showcasing those hits that saw artists and acts joining forces to bring something new and unique to the UK charts. These are some of the biggest and best collaborations that remain classics to this day, featuring George Michael and Aretha Franklin, Eminem and Dido, Nelly and Kelly Rowland, Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush, Meat Loaf and Cher, Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, and Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan.

The singer looks back on his career, with archive performances of Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home), Love of the Common People, and Every Time You Go Away. Interwoven with clips of these classic songs, Paul reflects on his journey through fame, the stories behind his most memorable tracks, and the experiences that shaped his career, from the early days with the Q-Tips, to solo fame in the 1980s right up to the present day.