with the Dawn Patrol

With Gillian Wright.

With Pauline Webb.

With the hits, the new releases and those timeless classic tracks.

Talking to the people who make the news.

A mix of music and chat.

With Answers Please.
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Producers Anne Freeman and Jennifer Teague

By Susan Howatch, dramatised in six episodes by Julia Stoneham.
"It was at Brighton, when I was nine years old, that I first saw my half-brother,
Philip Castallack. I disliked him instantly...."
Other parts played by Jonathan Praeger , Greg Lowe , Susannah Corbett , Sean Arnold , Patience Tomlinson and Geoffrey Whitehead
Music composed and played by Andy Price
Musicians Nick Parry, Katie Salvidge and Stuart Gordon
Director Tracey Neale

Kathleen Ferrier remains one of the century's best-loved voices, remembered for her performances of songs such as Blow the Wind Southerly and Ye Banks and Braes.
Born in Lancashire in 1912, she travelled up and down the country singing in concerts and operas until her death at the tragically early age of 41. With the help of some of Ferrier's favourite recordings, and the memories of those who worked with her and knew her, John Steane sets out to recapture the essence of a great British singer. Producer Gwen Hughes

Valerie Solti continues her series talking to famous people about the things for which they are not well known.
4: Michael Tilson Thomas lays aside his conductor's baton and reveals his passions for things culinary, especially soups.

Late-night listening with Derek and Ellen Jameson.
Including at 10.45 What's
That Noise? and at U.45 a review of tomorrow's papers. Plus the classical feature.

Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev Frank Topping.

Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought
With the Rev Frank Topping.