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featuring events, birthdays and anniversaries on this day through the years.
Including today's birthday horoscope (for the coming year) and the next seven days' horoscopes for Aries and Taurus.

Contributors

DJ:
Simon Bates
Producer:
Dave Price

at 5.0 two rounds of the Record Race, at 5.45 Five 45s - five brand new records, and at 6.5 Stepping Out - a look at the latest on the dance music scene whether it be jazz funk, soul or disco. Pete Tong looks at What's Happenin' plus a Club Top Ten.
Special guests in session Savanna
and at 5.30 Newsbeat with John Andrew

Contributors

Unknown:
Pete Tong
Producer:
Dave Atkey
Newsreader (Newsbeat):
John Andrew

with Andy Peebles

Andy meets some future tennis stars: Dr Alan Maryon-Davis assembles some spare part people and discusses vegetarianism with John Peel. Annie Nightingale tries out a new kind of convenience and Steve Wright reviews a film of his choice.

For a cyclist and a vegetarian John Peel considers himself rather fat and unfit. 'I'm probably the most untypical vegetarian you could choose - I'm not even keen on fruit and vegetables. I live on mushrooms, vegetable curry and cheese. In fact I eat so much cheese my arteries must look like piano wires. Neither do I like health food shops which seem full of Shavian socialists and fallen models.' Why did he choose this way of life? 'It's a hangover from my hippy days - believing it's not very nice to kill people or animals. But I always end up making concessions like my pair of very unhip red leather boots.' 7.0 pm

Contributors

Presenter:
Andy Peebles
Reporter:
Dr Alan Maryon-Davis
Guest:
John Peel
Reporter:
Anne Nightingale [billed as Annie Nightingale]
Reviewer:
Steve Wright
Producer:
John Sparrow

BBC Radio 1 England

About BBC Radio 1

BBC Radio 1 is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 30th September 1967.

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