James Corden, Roger Taylor, Tom Hiddleston and Passenger!
Ye gods, what a line-up, as Chris and the gang kick off that Friday feeling with Barry Manilow, James Corden, Roger Taylor, Tom Hiddleston and live music from Passenger!
Ye gods, what a line-up, as Chris and the gang kick off that Friday feeling with Barry Manilow, James Corden, Roger Taylor, Tom Hiddleston and live music from Passenger!
Barry Manilow calls from California, to reveal that he's the latest name to be added to The Children in Need Rocks line-up!
James Corden, friend of the stars and Paul McCartney, talks about his latest screen outing as singer Paul Potts!
Rock royalty Roger Taylor talks solo songs, Queen, and drumming - leading the studio in a "boom boom clap!" intro to We Will Rock You.
With a new Thor film on the horizon, A-list actor Tom Hiddleston talks screen gods, and Bond!
And Mike Rosenberg - aka Passenger - plays the most nerve-wracking gig of his life, and smashes it!
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Passenger covers Dancing In The Dark
Duration: 02:04
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James Corden tips Tom Hiddleston for Bond
Duration: 06:19
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Roger Taylor on Queen - The Movie
Duration: 01:29
Music Played
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Blondie
Atomic
- Atomic: The Very Best Of Blondie.
- EMI.
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James Blunt
Bonfire Heart
- (CD Single).
- Atlantic.
- 1.
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Paul Simon
Late in the Evening
- The Paul Simon Anthology (Disc 1).
- Warner Bros.
- 10.
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The Hues Corporation
Rock The Boat
- Million Sellers Vol.14 - The Seventie.
- Disky.
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Hey Soul Sister
- Hey Soul Sister.
- POWER STATION RECORDINGS.
- 1.
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Supergrass
Alright
- The Best Pub Jukebox In The World (V).
- Virgin.
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Lisa Stansfield
Can't Dance
- (CD Single).
- Monkeynatra.
- 001.
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Huey Lewis and the News
Stuck With You
- Now 1986 (Various Artists).
- Now.
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Caro Emerald
Stuck
- (CD Single).
- Dramatico.
- 1.
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Stevie Wonder
You Are The Sunshine Of My Life
- Stevie Wonder Ballad Collection.
- Motown.
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Take That
Could It Be Magic
- Take That - Greatest Hits.
- RCA.
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The Smiths
Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now
- The Smiths - Hatful Of Hollow.
- WEA.
- 5.
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The Smiths
William, It Was Really Nothing
- The Very Best Of The Smiths.
- WEA.
- 6.
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The Smiths
How Soon Is Now?
- Drive Time 2 (Various Artists).
- Dino.
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Buzzcocks
Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)
- Greatest Hits Of The 70's (Various).
- Disky.
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Sammy Davis Jr.
The Candy Man
- Hits Of 1971 & 1972 (Various Artists).
- Polydor.
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Paul McCartney
New (Live At Maida Vale)
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Luciano Pavarotti
Nessun Dorma
- (CD Single).
- Decca.
- 2.
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Roger Taylor
Sunny Day
- (CD Single).
- Virgin.
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Queen
We Will Rock You
- News Of The World.
- Island.
- 1.
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Queen
Killer Queen
- Queen - Greatest Hits.
- Parlophone.
- 2.
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Queen
Radio Ga Ga
- Queen - Greatest Hits II.
- Parlophone.
Pause for Thought
With Simon Cohen, who runs a communications agency.
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I’ve been thinking about Madeleine Mccann’s family, and the response to the latest appeal.
I have to admit that in 2007 when I first heard the news, like so many other stories, I thought ‘that must be awful for them’, but I didn’t really let it into my heart. Now I’m a father, with my own little girl, I feel completely differently, like I want to reach out to them.
I’ve heard this distinction between feeling for someone and feeling with them described like this: One day, Sympathy and Empathy come across someone in a deep hole. Sympathy says ‘You poor thing, it looks really dark down there. Would you like a sandwich?’ Empathy, on the other hand, climbs down into the hole and says ‘I see you. It’s horrible down here, isn’t it?’
The response to the latest Maddy appeal shows how many people are still in that hole with the family, that they still care, that they’re not leaving. What must it feel like for them, after all these years, to receive those calls, those letters, those emails? Such simple and small gestures.
All of us know someone with a missing piece of their heart - a parent who passed away many years ago; or some other past trauma. If it hasn’t really touched you, that’s okay, but it might be best to hold on to your sympathy - after all, who wants to be thrown a sandwich when they’re in a hole?
But if that person is really in your heart, it’s never too late to show it. It’s never too late to pick up the phone and say those empathic words: ‘I’ve been thinking about your loss, and I want you to know, I’m here with you.’ The smallest gesture can make a world of difference.
Mother Teresa said ‘Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love.’ What small thing will you do, today, to show someone that you still care?
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- Fri 18 Oct 2013 06:3091Èȱ¬ Radio 2
Farewell Chris Evans: The best bits from his last shows at Radio 2
After eight years of hosting the Breakfast Show, Chris Evans leaves Radio 2.
500 Words
91Èȱ¬ Radio 2's story-writing competition for kids.