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In this week's 90s newsdesk, Fearne's remembering our first trip to Craggy Island and an iconic Lady Di moment. All soundtracked by the biggest 90s tunes.

Limber up because Fearne's got your training soundtrack sorted, with everything from Gala's Freed From Desire to Wildchild's Renegade Master, to Pulp's Common People.

Todd Terry grew up in New York, and went on to become a prolific DJ and producer who created some of the biggest dance hits and House remixes in the 1990s.

Tony spins the very best in Soul Music, including The Supremes, Donna Summer, Alexander O'Neal, George Benson, Billy Ocean and Shakatak.

An archive selection of music and conversation from the superstar, including interviews with Don Black, Paul Gambaccini and Zoe Ball, alongside rarely heard live performances.

If your mood changes like the weather, hunker down with Angela Griffin and weather the storm. Featuring a splash Ray Charles, Tina Turner, The Carpenters, and more.

The Script in concert at the BBC Radio Theatre in London in 2012. Featuring Hall Of Fame, The Man Who Can't Be Moved, If You Could See Me Now, Brekeven and For the First Time.

Mumford & Sons frontman Marcus Mumford joins Vernon for an in-depth conversation about his life, choosing ten songs which have soundtracked that time so far.

The Reverend Kate Bottley and Jason Mohammad are joined by Jodie Ounsley, Fury from Gladiators and former England rugby player, for her Reflections.

Your stories, dedications and classic love songs with Michael... easy like Sunday morning.

Paddy's live from Salford with another BIG question, your Sunday Dinner voice notes and the Weekest Link quiz.

Dame Elaine looks back at last Sunday's Olivier Awards, where she was presented with a Special Award. Plus, she's got your favourite show tunes and movie songs.

Shaun's back with his musical celebration of the decade, including David Bowie news this week in 1973 for the 'Rock Date Diary'.

Mark Goodier counts down the chart from this day in 1987.

Mark Goodier counts down the chart from this day in 1996.

Tony Blackburn spins his personal pick of the hits from across the decades. To listen on most smart speakers just 'ask BBC Sounds to play Tony Blackburn's Golden Hour'.

Gambo celebrates the career of the man behind the success of Meatloaf and Bonnie Tyler. Plus, music from the cream of LA's session musicians - The Wrecking Crew.

Float into relaxation with Radio 2 Unwinds, featuring Neil Sedaka, Sugababes and Jungle.

Angela Griffin has the perfect playlist for a rainy day, featuring Ann Peebles, Madonna and Bing Crosby.