Radio: Pick of the Day

Friday 28 May 1999 23:02 BST

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THE HOMELANDS festival covered in Judge Jules (5pm R1), may sound like some sort of ravers utopia, but it is, in fact, a bowl-shaped field in Hampshire where The Chemical brothers (right), along with some of music's biggest names, will be tearing up the turf.

Ken Bruce reports live on The Eurovision Song Contest (8pm R2) and introduces the UK's all-girl act, Precious.

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