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England v Republic of Ireland Barry McGuigan v Farid Gallouze Presented by Ian Carnaby
The sprinting record between Wembley Stadium and Wembley Arena could well be broken tonight by Irish fans going to see their boxing idol Barry McGuigan defend his European title against
Frenchman Farid Gallouze. The fight is due to start just after 9.30, which gives the fans the chance to make that run from the stadium where the Republic of Ireland will have been playing England in a friendly international.
Following McGuigan's fight,
Heavyweight Frank Bruno will take on the former European Champion. Lucien Rodriguez. Peter Jones. Bryon Butler and Ron Greenwood commentate on the football and Ian Darke is at the ringside.
Producer DEREK MITCHELL

Contributors

Presented By:
Ian Carnaby
Unknown:
Barry McGuigan
Unknown:
Farid Gallouze.
Unknown:
Frank Bruno
Unknown:
Lucien Rodriguez.
Unknown:
Peter Jones.
Unknown:
Bryon Butler
Unknown:
Ron Greenwood
Unknown:
Ian Darke
Producer:
Derek Mitchell

leader MICHAEL TOMALIN Guest conductor Adrian Drover Star vocalist Elaine Delmar with the Dick Abell Quartet Presenter Bill Rennells Producer RAY HARVEY
9.55 VHF/FM Sports Desk
10.0 VHF/FM joins Radio 1

Contributors

Leader:
Michael Tomalin
Conductor:
Adrian Drover
Unknown:
Elaine Delmar
Unknown:
Dick Abell
Presenter:
Bill Rennells
Producer:
Ray Harvey

How well do you know the law? Chairman Shaw Taylor asks Bill Oddie , Aimi MacDonald and Ian Lavender to give their verdicts on some tricky law cases.
With WILLIAM HOPE . MOIR LESLIE and JON STRICKLAND
Devised and written by BRAD ASHTON
Producer ANDY ALIFFE

Contributors

Unknown:
Shaw Taylor
Unknown:
Bill Oddie
Unknown:
Aimi MacDonald
Unknown:
Ian Lavender
Unknown:
William Hope
Unknown:
Moir Leslie
Unknown:
Jon Strickland
Written By:
Brad Ashton
Producer:
Andy Aliffe

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