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offers this final thought for 1988: 'Straw polls have had their heyday.'
Producers PHIL HUGHES. MADELEINE CUMING. RICHARD MASTERS including at 6.45 on MWonly
Sport and Classified Results

Contributors

Producers:
Phil Hughes.
Producers:
Madeleine Cuming.

James Lockhart conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra led by MARTIN LOVEDAY
Star singers Christine Collier and Peter Morrison
Band of the Scots Guards conducted by Major Donald Carson and the McCarthy Singers. Introduced by Robin Boyle
Producer DAVID RAYVERN ALLEN (R) (Given before an invited audience)

Contributors

Unknown:
James Lockhart
Unknown:
Martin Loveday
Singers:
Christine Collier
Singers:
Peter Morrison
Conducted By:
Major Donald Carson
Introduced By:
Robin Boyle
Producer:
David Rayvern Allen

or So You Think You Can Be a Newsreader
Michael Aspel delves into the mysteries of network presentation and lifts the lid on a few trade secrets in an amiably competitive quiz.
Providing some answers are: from Radio 4 Charlotte Green, Eugene Fraser and Laurie MacMillan ; and from Radio 2
Patrick Lunt , Jean Challis and Steve Madden , who are also given silly things to do. The adjudicator is
BBC pronunciation adviser Graham Pointon. Devised and written by DIRK MAGGS
Producer RICHARD EDIS

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Aspel
Unknown:
Eugene Fraser
Unknown:
Laurie MacMillan
Unknown:
Patrick Lunt
Unknown:
Jean Challis
Unknown:
Steve Madden
Unknown:
Graham Pointon.
Written By:
Dirk Maggs
Producer:
Richard Edis

presents Nightcap.
Turkey Sandwich Edition Yes, 101 things to do with a turkey sandwich - plus Nightcap's greatest hits!
Featuring seasonal horror as Death Rides the Airwaves for the last time, plus a roller-coaster ride of explosive music and hilarious comedy with Radio 2's leading vegetarian.

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