Producer Paul Walters
6.45 Pause for Thought with Sylvia Sands.
Including the return of film expert Tony Sloman for movie chat and a look at the career of Doris Day.
Producers Trevor Aston and Paul Newman
8.50 Sports Round-Up
9.15 Pause for Thought with the Rev
Frank Topping.
with requests and dedications.
Producer Graham Pass
with the Home Secretary, the Rt Hon
Kenneth Baker , MP, as part of Radio 2's Crimecheck campaign this week. Plus: your medical questions answered. Producers Mike Rhodes.
Geoff Mullm and John Gurnett
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Producer Pam Cox
with music, guests and chat.
Producers Richard Masters.
Alan Roberts and Alison Tuohy
Producer Denis O'Keeffe
Producers Carolyn Smyth Flick Roskrow and Philip Whittaker
NEW Michael Copley and Ian Moore , the Classic Buskers, begin an eight-part celebration of the most accomplished - and most dreadful - classical compositions. This week: opera, featuring the Ketelbey Revival Ensemble, with Peter Britton on tubular bells.
Producer Neil Cargill
This week on record:
Andy Williams.
Brian Fahey directs the BBC Big Band, with vocal guest Rosemary Squires. Plus Dreamtime, with Angela Christian. Producer Maura Clarke
Who put the words to Danny Boy , Roses of Picardy and hundreds of other durable songs? Fred Weatherly , the forgotten Bristol-born lyricist (and barrister) whose songs were enjoyed by Queen
Victoria. His story is told by Tony Staveacre , with Robert Stephens and Danny Schiller. The songs are sung by Cynthia Glover and Mark Curtis.
With the Bath Camerata, conducted by Nigel Perrin. Producer Alec Reid
Digby Fairweather with a topical look at the jazz world.
Producer Terry Carter
with Night Ride
And at 3.00-4.00
A Little Night Music
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought with the Rev
Frank Topping.
The Early Show
