Producer PAUL WALTERS
6.45 Pause for Thought

Bags unpacked, it's on with the black jacket and bow tie as Derek comes home to the bunker.
Producers BRIAN STEPHENS and GRAHAM PASS
9.15 Pause for Thought

Wit, wisdom and 'will-it-be-my-turn'... just a few of the delights on offer. It's the show where you choose the music.
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talking to the people who make the news.
Producers JOHN GURNETT and PAUL NEWMAN

Producer ANTHONY CHERRY

with special guest Sammy Davis Jr Don't miss it!
Producers COLIN MARTIN
JOHN MORRISON and NEIL GEORGE

Producer SANDRA BLACK

including at 6.45 on MWonly
Sport and Classified Results

with Dance Band Days and at 7.30 Big Band Era Producer ROYSTON HERBERT

with the BBC Big Band conducted by Barry Forgie With Lee Gibson
Introduced by Sheila Tracy Producer ROBIN SEDGLEY

with the Best of Jazz on record Producer KEITH STEWART
9.55 Sports Desk
10.00 FM joins Radio 1

Twenty-five years ago the Great Train Robbery took place; in 1974, on this day, Richard Nixon announced his resignation; it's the 118th anniversary of the first America's Cup yachting challenge - and on this very date in 1988 the last in the present series of the anniversary quiz programme features chairman Cliff Michelmore questioning panellists Thora Hird
Wendy Richard , Simon Dee and Raymond Baxter on the people, places and events of 8 August in years gone by. Producer DIRK MAGGS

Chris Kelly recalls some of the most famous and star-studded evenings in Hollywood's history. 13 April 1964:
Tony Richardson 's Tom Jones becomes the first British best-picture winner since Hamlet; Patricia Neal is voted best actress for Hud; and Sidney Poitier earns a place in Hollywood's history as the first black actor to be named best of the year for Lilies of the Field. Written and compiled by ROY PICKARD
Producer RICHARD WILLCOX

presents Round Midnight Producers STELLA HANSON
RICHARD MASTERS and TERRY CARTER
12.00 FM rejoins Radio 2

presents Nightride

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