Including at 6.15 Pause for Thought with Roshan Doug.
And at 9.15 Pause for Thought with the Rev Ruth Scott.
2/4. A rare treat for fans of singer, actress and songwriter Petula Clark. In four shows, compiled from a 20-hour weekend chat with her old friend
Desmond Carrington at his home in Scotland, Clark talks candidly about her personal life and her formidable seven-decade-long career. Born in 1932, she had her own radio series by 1943 and hit the big screen a year later. She was a star of early television and has had notable success in West
End and Broadway musicals. But her legacy rests primarily in the musical recordings, of which there are over a thousand.
This instalment recalls the international fame and work resulting from her 1964 signature classic Downtown.
Roderick Dunk conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra, with guests Claire Moore and Leo Andrew , live from LSO St Luke's in London. Paul Gambaccini presents.
Corin Redgrave reads an abridged version of George Orwell 's tale of an omnipresent political state.
5/8. Winston approaches O'Brien about overthrowing Big Brother. Abridged by Neville Teller
Frank Renton pays the first of two visits to this year's European Championships in Groningen, Netherlands.
Mariella Frostrup with news, interviews and reviews from the current arts, plus live music.
Go to www.radiotimes.com for guest details
Featuring archive sessions. Including at 2.30am Pause for
Thought with the Rev Simon Henning in Northern Ireland.
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