9.15 Pause for Thought with Canon Colin Semper
with dedications and requests.
Including at 10.00 an hour of gold with Pick of the Hits
talks to the people who make the news. Plus today: your legal questions answered.
prepares you for the weekend, featuring the music from 40 years of number one hits and at
2.30 the star guest interview.
Ed Stewart discovers the winner of this week's
Accumulator Quiz, and asks for your help to track down some other listeners' lost relatives or friends in his Where Are They Now? slot. There's also a chance to choose your Slushy
Four tracks. Plus regular updates on the travel front.
The musical panel game.
John Amis and Frank Muir challenge Ian Wallace and Denis Norden.
In the chair Steve Race.
Producer Richard Edis
(First broadcast on Radio 4)
Recorded at the Hippodrome, Golders Green, London.
Kenneth Alwyn conducts the BBC Concert
Orchestra led by Martin Loveday.
Friday Night's Star
Singers Maryetta Midgley , Joan Savage , Ramon Remedios and John Lawrenson , with the Nigel Brooks Singers.
Introduced by Robin Boyle.
Producer Alan Boyd
at the Piano
Producer Alan Boyd
Roy Newsome presents and conducts the Sun Life
Band.
Producer Bob McDowall
Writer and composer Neil Innes hosts tonight's edition which comes from East Anglia.
Neil visits the 28th Cambridge Folk Festival, previews the Chelmsford Spectacular, makes an appointment with Dr Guitar and has a yarn over a beer with fellow comic musician Bob Kerr.
Neil Innes spent his teenage years in Suffolk and went to art school in Norwich. He moved back to Suffolk in 1979 after making a name for himself with the Bonzo
Dog Doo Dah Band and collaborating with the Monty Python team. He was briefly a Rutle, and fronted The Innes Book of Records for BBC2. Today he works as a writer and composer, especially for children's television. His latest project is a simpleton's guide to economics, which he is writing in his Suffolk barn. Neil was recently featured in Radio 1's series on comedy in music, Shake, Chuckle and Roll.
Digby Fairweather presents the BBC Big
Band conducted by Pete Moore.
with Night Ride
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought with Rev David Littlefair.
The Early Show
Producers Roger Bowman and Keith Loxam
