Every Saturday afternoon from 3:05, join pundits Carlos Escueta and Pete Laverick for a well deserved Sports Break, with news, views, and interviews from the world of sport, both home and away.

This week on Sports Break, we’re joined by Marina Tsui, Executive Chairperson of the Organising Committee of the Volleyball Association of Hong Kong, China. With volleyball fever taking over Hong Kong, we learn more about the six-team Women’s National League tournament — which wraps up tomorrow at Kai Tak Sports Park. Later, Carlos welcomes back veteran Filipino sports broadcaster Sev Sarmenta — as he unpacks the historical run made by tennis ace Alex Eala at Wimbledon, where she became the first-ever Filipina player to be seeded at a Grand Slam tournament.

Saturday afternoons from 3:05 to 4 - on Radio 3

Every Saturday afternoon, Simon Willson brings you two hours of twentieth century pure… rolled… gold! Join him for yesterday’s hits that became today’s classics, along with some of those awesome album tracks you won’t have heard on Radio 3 since they were released. If you are into the music of the 70s, 80s, and 90s, you’ve come to the right place.

Turn Radio 3 'up to 11'… with Simon’s Rolled Gold.

Every Saturday afternoon from 4:05 to 6 - on Radio 3

Danny Lau will be back with you from 10.05 until 1 this Saturday night. Enjoy Danny's Weekend Blenz  of classics from Europe and the USA, with some of the best canto and mando pop tracks ever recorded.

Saturday nights from 10.05 until 1... only on Radio 3

On this week's Snack Attack, we're exploring the rich diversity of Indian cuisine, well beyond the classics we all know. 

We're joined by leading Indian chef Samaira Kavatkar, also known as "The Bombay East Indian Girl". A former restaurant chef turned private, Samaira is introducing the most authentic elements of Indian cuisine to local palates by drawing on her personal heritage and regional influences. 

Catch the episode Sunday morning at 8:10 - on Radio 3

Among the VCT goodies this week, a very well known swinger performed by pianist and accordionist, Reginald Foresythe. And, once again Colin features the artist who became a band leader when the other guy walked out! Plus a bit of Doo-Wop from 1955 by The Wrens, a little tribute to the saxophone colossus himself, and more.

Email us for a request, to get a VCT shout-out, or to share a jazzy story

Sunday morning from 8:30 to 9 - on Radio 3

This Sunday Carolyn will be playing new music from Nation of Language, Sharp Pins, Green Day and The Mountain Goats. There's also a quite tricky Super Clever Music Mystery Quiz, a Sunday Cover Supplement if we can find one and hopefully actual biscuits this time around. 

Every Sunday morning from 9 til 12 - only on Radio 3

This Sunday lunchtime from 12:05 to 2, let James Ross bring your afternoon alive with two hours of The Latest and Greatest music out there. With top tunes from the 60s right up to today, you’ll hear everything from The Beatles, Diana Ross, and Hall & Oates through to many of today’s hits from around the world, as heard in both the UK Top 40 and the US Billboard 100.

Sunday afternoons - 12:05 to 2 - on Radio 3

Robin Ewing presents a soundtrack to your mellow Sunday afternoon: A jazz-based jambalaya of seasoned classics, rediscovered gold, hard-to-find vinyl, modern marvels and a few laid-back lashings of soul, blues and R&B. Feeling Kinda Sunday is designed to enhance or enable whatever it is you may be doing on a Sunday afternoon in Hong Kong.

This Sunday afternoon at 2:05 - on Radio 3