Programme Index

Discover 11,128,835 listings and 278,041 playable programmes from the BBC

05:00

As Radio 2

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 05:00 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

06:00

Ulster News

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 06:00 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

06:02

Early Call

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 06:02 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

06:30

Good Morning Ulster

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 06:30 on BBC Radio Ulster

including 6.30, 6.45, 7.30, 7.45, 8.30, 8.55 Ulster News; 6.40, 7.40 Thought For The Day; 7.00, 8.00 National News

Source: Additional Research

09:00

As Radio 4

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 09:00 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

09:05

Stewart Macintosh

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 09:05 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

10:00

Ulster News

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 10:00 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

10:05

Day By Day with Walter Love

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 10:05 on BBC Radio Ulster

including 11.00, 12.00 Ulster News

Source: Additional Research

12:03

Phone-in

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 12:03 on BBC Radio Ulster

Listeners have a chance to join in a nuclear debate with Father Zebelo, chaplain to the Hiroshima air crew. Father Zelbelka is at present on a pilgrimage through Ireland

Source: Additional Research

12:45

Newsbreak

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 12:45 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

13:00

As Radio 4

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 13:00 on BBC Radio Ulster

except 1.35 interlude

Source: Additional Research

13:55

Listening Corner

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 13:55 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

14:00

Ulster News

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 14:00 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

14:02

As Radio 4

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 14:02 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

15:00

Ulster News

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 15:00 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

15:02

Paul Clark - Three to Five

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 15:02 on BBC Radio Ulster

including 3.30, 4.00, 4.30 Nes

Source: Additional Research

17:00

PM Ulster

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 17:00 on BBC Radio Ulster

including 5.00, 5.30 Ulster News

Source: Additional Research

18:00

Farm Gate

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 18:00 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

18:30

As Radio 4

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 18:30 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

18:45

Music Around

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 18:45 on BBC Radio Ulster

Philip Hammond previews this week's Ulster Orchesra concert in the Ulster Hall, Belfast. Brydon Thomson conducts Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony and Malcolm Binns is the soloist in the Piano Concerto in G bu Ravel. The concert begins with a seasonal work by Rimsky-Korsakov, the Easter Festival Overture

Source: Additional Research

19:00

As Radio 4

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 19:00 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

22:30

Consumer Desk

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 22:30 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

23:00

Eleven Tonight

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 23:00 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

23:10

As Radio 2

BBC Radio Ulster

Wed 6^th Apr 1983, 23:10 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

00:05

Ulster News; Inshore Forecast

BBC Radio Ulster

Thu 7^th Apr 1983, 00:05 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

00:10

As Radio 2

BBC Radio Ulster

Thu 7^th Apr 1983, 00:10 on BBC Radio Ulster

Source: Additional Research

BBC Radio Ulster

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About this data

While most of the data in the BBC’s Programme Index is drawn from Radio Times and BBC programmes pages, a minority of listings have been compiled using the BBC’s own historical documents and early BBC listings printed in contemporary newspapers.