with the Early Show
with John Austen.
with news, travel, weather and the great music.
Don Maclean visits the enclosed Carmelite order of nuns near Wetherby and Manchester's Jewish community in World of Faith week.
with dedications and requests. Including at
10.00 Pick of the Hits.
live from Moscow.
Today's show is broadcast from the Basca Awards ceremony at London's
Hilton Hotel. The luncheon celebrates the outstanding contribution made to the British music industry by celebrities and other unsung heroes.
with two contestants on the Accumulator Quiz and regular travel updates.
Enjoy an evening of Answers Please.
Leslie Phillips narrates AG MacDonell's classic comedy, adapted in six-parts by Bob Sinfield.
5. Donald discovers there is no place for "facts or any of that tommy-rot" in English politics.
Director Neil Cargill
A Splice of Life production
Is this it, or is there more?
In our heart of hearts, many of us would like to think that we continued in some way after our death.
All of the faiths have an explanation for what happens when we die, but is it just our own sense of self-importance that makes us want to believe in an after-life? In World of Faith week, Brian Hayes looks at the evidence for and against an after-life.
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Producers Anne Freeman and Jennifer Teague
LINES OPEN from 6.00pm
Aled Jones talks with composers and musicians in World of Faith week, to find out how Christian faith is finding musical expression in our time.
Calypso in Britain. In 1957 Britain saw the beginning of a calypso craze, led by Harry Belafonte. Cy Grant , who played a part in it himself, uses records by artists as diverse as Tommy Steele , Alma Cogan and Bernard Cribbins to illustrate British attempts at singing calypso.
A Robin Quinn production
with Night Ride
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought with the Rev Frank Topping.
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought with the Rev Frank Topping.
