Don't be alarmed, let Chris wake you up. Producer PAM COX
6.45 Pause for Thought

... he'll keep you cheerful! Producers BRIAN STEPHENS and DENIS O'KEEFFE
9.15 Pause for Thought

brrrr-ightens up your day as you button up your overcoat to go to the post-box.
Producer CAROLYN SMYTH

talking to the people who make the news.
Producers JOHN GURNETT and PAUL NEWMAN

Producer ANTHONY CHERRY

presents her own blend of great music and interesting guests. Don't miss it!
Producers COLIN MARTIN
NEIL GEORGE. RUTH CUBBIN

Love is in the air. Well, on the air, with some excellent afternoon music.
Producer SANDRA BLACK

including at 6.45
Sport and Classified Results

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

BBC Big Band conducted by Barry Forgie. With Jeff Hooper.
Introduced by Sheila Tracy Producer ROBIN SEDGLEY

with the Best of Jazz on record. Producer KEITH STEWART
9.55 Sports Desk

Chairman Shaw Taylor asks Denise Coffey
John Gordon Sinclair and Alfred Marks to give their verdicts on some intriguing law cases. With Joanna Mackie
Ian Targett and Richard Tate.
Devised and written by BRAD ASHTON Producer SIONED WILIAM

The Turn of the Decades
Fifty years of film soundtrack memories introduced by Chris Kelly.
This week: 1949
Bad guys were never badder than in 1949 - James Cagney went out with a bang in White Heat, Harry Lime fled through the Vienna sewers in The Third Man and Dennis Price quickly disposed of his own family in Kind Hearts and Coronets. It was also the year of great partnerships - Neagle and Wilding in Mayfair, Astaire and Rogers on Broadway, and Tracy and Hepburn back together in Adam's Rib.
Written and compiled by ROY PICKARD
Producer HARRY THOMPSON (R)

presents Round Midnight

presents Nightride
Producers PAUL WALTERS
GRAHAM BELCHERE, JOHN MORRISON

A musical sequence to please the ear in the early hours. Producer ROGER BOWMAN

The Early Show