For WTN read Craig Charles, he's still running this gig. Craig: Series 2 Diary Entry - Programme 1 First: Check out their musical roots, what are they and where from? 1: Aswad - could be 'Ska'. 2: Texas - might be Glasgow. 3: Pete Waterman and Sonia - might agree with you, Liverpool. 4: Nigel Kennedy - well he knows all about the historical classical bit. 5: There's all the other people, Kylie Minogue; Frank Lloyd , he plays a French horn; the Bangles; Kathryn Tickell, she plays Northumbrian pipes; T'Pau; Mark Marshall, he does Irish dancing - are we taking on the world or what! 6: And in America, the happening 'rootsy' place is New Orleans. 'It's got to be funky!'

On WTN it's got to be 'rhythm', 'it's got to be funky' and it's got to be Craig Charles. Craig: Today's agenda is full of beats per minute. 1: Cliff Richard - what s the secret of a hundred hits? 2: Cold Cut - the secret of BPM - is it 120? 3: Napalm Death - thrash! Not a secret! 4: Patrick Moore - xylophonist - not a big secret! 5: Alasdair Malloy - why he bangs about. 6: Mark Reilly and Robin Jones - the secrets of Matt Bianco!

NB: Craig Charles: It's the 'wordsmith's' turn today! Are the words more important than the music? 1: Ask Brother Beyond and Nathan's doing the jam! 2: And Bobby Charles - do you remember See You Later Alligator? 3: The student songsters are from the Guildhall Music School. 4: Cleveland Watkiss - is into 'scat', what is that? 5: Cookie Crew - why rap? Do they have a lot to say? 6: And our Nige: Nigel Kennedy has a few choice words to say about opera. 7: And in New York, please find Mandi Patinkin! He should be 'on broadway'!

Craig Charles : what mood is in the air? 'On the air', ask: 1: Pete Waterman - how do SAW get it right? 2: Bandera - the new Miami sound, is it hot? 3: SYJO - Strathclyde Youth Jazz Orchestra - is it where it's at in Glasgow? 4: Paul Patterson - how does he make 'horror' musical? 5: Does Black's Sweetest Smile describe his mood? 6: Hilliard Ensemble - did they get 'moody' in olden times? 7: Justin Hayward of the Moody Blues to seal it with a Kiss.

Craig Charles check out: 1: Cold Cut and midi language. 2: Is the machine mightier than the man? Edwin Starr , Roland Gift , Carol Decker , Lisa Stansfield say what they think. 3: Reggae Philharmonic Orchestra - reggae/classical or what? 4: Eartha Kitt and Bronski Beat - who's in charge? 5: Who keeps time in a gamelan? - ask Dartington College students. 6: Nigel Kennedy is 'electrifying' - 'what d'you reckon, Monster?' Sound supervisor KEITH MAYES Producer PIPPA DYSON 5.00pm Newsround 5.10-5.35pm Grange Hill 5.10 pmGrange Hill by Margaret Simpson. 13: It's off to the Isle of Wight.

Craig Charles is into 'image'. Who said that? Was it 'Pop Vox Pops'? Nigel Kennedy , the Blow Monkeys, Courtney Pine , Jackie Graham and the Britten String Quartet - have they got it right? Is it a family trait? Look at the Jacksons, Bros and the Nevilles. Do you need a gimmick? Ask Sandie Shaw. And finally Craig, ask Barry Manilow to check you out.