Including at 6.15 Pause for Thought with Laurie Rosenberg.

And at 9.15 Pause for Thought with Indarjit Singh.

4/6. Desmond Carrington profiles six historically significant entertainers from the worlds of cabaret, nightclub, revue and theatre. This edition profiles Joy, Teddie and Babs Beverley , who as the Beverley Sisters became
Britain's highest-paid vocal trio during the 50s and 60s. Their repertoire included innocuous ditties like I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus as well previously banned, so-called risque hits.

Daryl Griffith conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra, in a concert live from
LSOSt Luke's in London.

Actor Dougray Scott reads an abridged version of Wilkie Colllins 's atmospheric gothic thriller.
6/8. Walter Hartright discovers compelling evidence why Sir Percival Glyde had both
Anne Catherick (the Woman in White) and his wife locked away in an asylum. Abridged by Paul Kent

Major Graham Jones conducts the Band of the Coldstream
Guards, with music by the Beatles, Martin Ellerby and Peter Graham , plus a new recording featuring the band's original 18th-century instrumentation.

Mariella Frostrup with arts news, including a preview of upcoming seasonal events around the UK.
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At 2.30am Pause for Thought with the Rev Peter Baker in Wales.