with The Early Show News, views and music plus a review of the morning's papers.

with Rev Dr Jonathan Draper.

with Fr Brian D'Arcy.

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.
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brings you up to date with events in the world of entertainment. Including at 2.30 the star guest interview.

with two contestants on the general knowledge Accumulator Quiz. Plus regular travel updates.

As part of Do It -
Volunteer Now, John Dunn goes to East Anglia where he profiles the work of some of the volunteers in the Norwich area. John also sees the last trading wherry left on the Broads and drops in on rehearsals at the Maddermarket Theatre, where Richard ID is trying on his new costume.

In the first of six programmes,
Donnie Burns introduces the BBC Big Band conducted by Neil Richardson. With songs by Tracy Miller and Jeff Hooper. Producer Mel House

Brian Hayes makes sparks fly when callers cross swords with studio guests on the big issue this week. Producers Jennifer Teague and Trevor Aston
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(1909-1984)
Michael Alexander profiles the Queen of Broadway musicals, with excerpts from Girl Crazy, Anything Goes, Annie Get Your Gun, Call Me Madam and Gypsy. Producer Anthony Wills
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Last of four programmes depicting radio from the listener's point of view. "The powers that be seemed to insist we all liked ballads. They thought pop music wouldn't get off the ground. But in 1954, when rock 'n' roll broke on the scene, it changed the face of radio as we knew it. As for the transistor - freedom!"
Producer Andrew Palitti Johnson

with Night Ride
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought with Rev Frank Topping.

Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought with Rev Frank Topping.