with Andrew Phillips answering listeners' legal queries

A House in a Garden
Throughout the summer in a series of special outside broadcasts, Gloria and Alan Titchmarsh set out on a voyage of discovery around Great
Britain, visiting some of the best-loved castles and stately homes, talking to the people who live and work in this charmed environment.
While Gloria explores the great rooms, secret passages and history of the houses, Alan wanders through their gardens and parks describing their horticultural beauty and design. The first of the visits comes from Castle Howard,
Yorkshire, home to the Howard family since it was built in the 17th century. Its splendid architecture and magnificent grounds truly make it 'a house in a garden'.
Producers COLIN MARTIN
JOHN MORRISON. NEIL GEORGE

A nostalgic return to the music that was played on the wind-up gramophone at 78rpm Producer RAY HARVEY

live from the Hippodrome, Golders Green, London Stanley Black conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra led by MARTIN LOVEDAY
Friday Night's star singers Mary Cameron , Sean Rea with the Phoenix Saxophone Quartet and the John McCarthy Singers Introduced by Robin Boyle Producer DAVID RAYVERN ALLEN (Given before an invited audience)

The Organist Entertains with music, news and views from the popular organ world. This week's special guest is Simon Gledhill. Producer ROBERT NOAKES BBC Manchester FMonlyfrom9.30
9.55-10.00 FM Sports Desk

London's Crystal Palace plays host to Britain's first Grand Prix meeting of the summer, with two-and-a-half months to go before the world's top athletes meet in Seoul - and only a month before the British team is picked. Jeff Stelling introduces coverage of the Peugeot Games, with commentary from IAN DARKE and BOB phillips.
Producer JOHN EVANS

Compiled and presented by Alan Keith
Producer NICK BARRACLOUGH

and in The Big Bang with and Farrow
and Sue are in their office till late every evening. Is it devotion to duty, or just a bit of overtime?
Written by ANDREW PALMER
Producer EDWARD TAYLOR (R)

discovers how to put your town on the stage - and looks for a good punchline with Roger McGough at the Liverpool Festival of Comedy.
Anne Morrell has more news on theatrical events around the country, while
Frances Donnelly recommends a good read from the paperbacks. The music goes round and round and the weekend starts here.
Producer STUART HOBDAY BBC Bristol

presents Nightride

A musical sequence to please the ear in the early hours

with The Early Show
Producers PAM COX. COLIN CHANDLER