Producer Pam Cox
6.45 Pause for Thought with Derek Jacobi

with resident weather girl Vivien Stuart.
Producers Denis O'Keeffe and Gary Bones
9.15 Pause for Thought with Dr Pauline Webb

Including one of the eight finalists in Song for Europe 1990. Kelly performs
Better Be Good to Me. Producer Carolyn Smyth

Today the director-general of the Keep Britain Tidy Group, Prof Graham
'Ashworth, launches
Radio 2's Spring Clean campaign.
Producers John Gumett and Roger Bowman

Producer Ruth Cubbin

Including one of the eight finalists in Song for Europe 1990. Stephen Lee Garden performs
That Old Feeling Again. Producers Colin Martin
Neil George , Paul Newman and Alan Roberts
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Producer Sandra Black

holds the fort, and keeps the usual mix of music, guests and mystery voice.
Producers Stella Hanson Madeleine Cuming and Maura Clarke

with Dance Band Days and at 7.30
Big Band Era
Producer Royston Herbert

The second of two programmes recorded at the Brentwood
Centre, Essex, with the BBC Big Band conductor Barry Forgie. With Kenny Baker. Introduced by Sheila Tracy.
Producer Robin Sedgley

with the best of jazz on record.
Producer Terry Carter

Don Maclean presents the quiz show that combines wit and wisdom as three comedians battle out ten gruelling events to become the Clever Dick of the Week. This week's comedians are Jimmy Marshall Peter Robinson and Malcolm Stent. Script Howard Imber
Producer Andy Aliffe (R)

Chris Kelly recalls some of the most famous and star-studded evenings in Hollywood history. This week:
10 April 1967.
When Elizabeth Taylor wins her second Oscar for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and composer John Barry is a double Oscar-winner for Born Free, while Fred Zinnemann 's A Man for All Seasons wins six awards including Best Picture. Written and compiled by Roy Pickard
Producer Richard Willcox (R)

presents
Round Midnight
Producers Richard Masters Flick Roskrow and Alison Tuohy

presents Nightride Producers Paul Walters John Morrison and Graham Belchere

Light music for the darkest hour.
Producer Anthony Wills

The Early Show