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16/07/2021

Graham puts your questions to Labour leader, Sir Keir Starmer.

4 hours

Last on

Fri 16 Jul 202106:00

Music Played

  • Diana Ross

    Chain Reaction

    • Diana Ross - The Greatest (Remastered).
    • EMI.
    • 10.
  • Anne‐Marie & Niall Horan

    Our Song

  • Moloko

    Sing It Back

    • Now 44.
    • NOW.
    • 12.
  • Steve Winwood

    Higher Love

    • UME - Global Clearing House.
  • Smokey Robinson & The Miracles

    The Tears Of A Clown

    • Simply The Best Classic Soul.
    • UNI/Motown.
    • 15.
  • Donna Lewis

    I Love You Always Forever

    • 90s The Collection.
    • Rhino.
    • 01.
  • Galantis, David Guetta & Little Mix

    Heartbreak Anthem

    • Atlantic.
  • Madonna

    Papa Don't Preach

    • True Blue (35th Anniversary Edition).
    • Rhino/Warner Records.
    • 21.
  • The Detroit Spinners

    Working My Way Back To You

    • Now Yearbook 1980.
    • Now! Music.
    • 04.
  • Ace

    How Long

    • The Best Of Ace.
    • SEE FOR MILES.
    • 12.
  • Coldplay

    Higher Power

    • Parlophone.
  • Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band

    Born To Run

    • The Essential Bruce Springsteen.
    • Columbia/Legacy.
    • 01.
  • Pet Shop Boys

    Heart

    • DISCOGRAPHY: THE COMPLETE SINGLES COLLECTION.
    • PARLOPHONE.
    • 09.
  • Yola

    Diamond Studded Shoes

    • Easy Eye Sound.
  • Train

    Drive By

    • California 37.
    • SONY.
    • 01.
  • Dermot Kennedy

    Giants

    • INTERSCOPE.
  • Robin S

    Show Me Love

    • Now 1993.
    • CHAMPION.
    • 01.
  • Prince & The Revolution

    Kiss

    • Prince: The Hits 2.
    • Rhino/Warner Records.
    • 10.
  • Donna Summer

    She Works Hard For The Money

    • Donna Summer - Summer Collection.
    • MERCURY.
    • 01.
  • Cannon and Ball

    Together We'll Be OK

    • 7" Single.
    • SRT.
    • 1.

Broadcast

  • Fri 16 Jul 202106:00

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