On New Year's Eve Andy recorded a session with some of the Corps of Army music musicians who were in theatre.

BFBS asked their audience for the strangest sandwiches they loved eating. Richard Hutchinson pitched some of the weirdest to celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal.

For the second weekend running Hal Stewart compiled the best listener submitted 'Fake Football Facts' and asked our BFBS resident impression expert 'The Secret Sergeant' to read them out in the style of Hollywood actor Christopher Walken. To submit your 'Fake Football Fact' email [email protected]

On New Year's Eve Hal Stewart brings you his New Year's Eve Malarkey from 1-4pm UK time on BFBS. His special guest is Major Laurence Roche from 3rd UK Division in Bulford he'll be sharing his thoughts on 2013, the big year coming for the British Army and working with the French. You can hear a short clip of Major Roche talking about one of his favourite postings in Hohne, Germany.

Larry Conroy was a young man serving with the British Army before he decided to embark on an epic adventure that originally sought to take him to Australia, instead he landed in Hollywood and in a relatively short time the former 16th/5th Queens Royal Lancer was a star of both stage and screen. He spoke to Hal Stewart about this incredible journey.

Hal Stewart hosts the Saturday Show from 2pm UK time where he'll be joined by an expert at impressions who's being dubbed 'The Secret Sergeant'.

Hal wants you to submit your Fake Football Facts (for example Kevin Campbell is a real soup manufacturer or AC Milan need a special adapter to play in Europe) and the Secret Sergeant will then read some of the best in the style of Christopher Walken. Here's an example...

Tracy Rodgers follows her nose and catches up with Army Welfare's Amanda Ford

Want to find out where Robbie Savage was happiest playing football? Listen to this clip of him speaking to BFBS Presenter Hal Stewart

Will Inglis from British Forces News explains the crisis in Syria in five minutes to BFBS Radio's Charlene Guy.

This year it's the 64th annual spectacular and here on BFBS we get under the skin of the Tattoo with an hour long special.

Mark McKenzie looks at how it all comes together, speaking to those involved from the initial ideas to the finishing touches. Enjoy the incredible sounds of acts from the four corners of the world and find out why over 100 million people a year watch and love the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo.

Give it a listen