6.45 Pause for Thought with the Rev
Charlie Cleverley.
8.50 Sports Round-Up
9.15 Pause for Thought with the Rev
Guy Laurence.
talks to the people who make the news.
Plus today: your medical questions answered.
Producer Denis O'Keeffe
A show of sages, sagas and songs.
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A quiz game about this day in history: the people, places and events that made it memorable.
Aimi Macdonald and Graeme Garden match wits on July 9ths past with Derek Nimmo and Leslie Crowther.
Chairman
Cliff Michelmore.
With Colin Sell (piano). Producer Jon Naismith
This week, Paul Simon on record;
Brian Fahey directs the BBC Big Band with vocal guest
Rosemary Squires ; and in Dreamtime, Angela Christian joins Steve Race at the piano for songs and tunes of earlier years. Producer Maura Clarke
From waltztime to rock 'n' roll, this could be the story of popular music in Britain. Ed Kassner's career began in Vienna before World War II, but Vera Lynn gave him his first success when she sang How Lucky You Are on the Forces' Network.
One of the last great independent music publishers, he was later responsible for bringing Bill Haley and his Rock Around the Clock to Britain, introducing us to a new musical craze.
Kassner talks about his life and music with Bob Holness, who plays songs from a catalogue of over 10,000 - including Bobby's Girl, Portrait of My Love and With These Hands.
with late-night company and conversation.
Producers Phil Hughes and Alison Tuohy
Musician and broadcaster
Campbell Bumap with the first of two programmes of new releases.
with Night Ride
And at 3.00-4.00
A Little Night Music
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought with Rev Frank Topping.
The Early Show
