Listings
: Simon Bates
with The Early Show t.15 Pause for Thought: Terry Wogan
8.27 Racing Bulletin and at8.45 Pause for Thought
: Pete Murray's Open House
10.30Waggoners' Walk NW (Tucs afternoon's broadcast)
: Tony Brandon
2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk: with up-to-the-minute racing results: Waggoners' Walk NW
(Repeated: Thurs, 10.30 am) Written by BARBARA CLEGG The cast this week:Contributors
: Joe Henderson
4.45 and 5.45 Sports Desk: with up-to-the-minute racing results: Pop Score
A game that adds up to questions of pop and popular music Popping the questions Pete Murray and hoping to score off each otherTony Blackburn and Leslie Crowther v
Terry Wogan and Henry Cooper Compiled and produced by RICHARD WILLCOX
Contributors
: How the West was Sung
with George Hamilton IVA musical American history in Country style
15: Linking the Continent Narrators Eddie Matthews
Valerie Colgan , Eddie Bishop George Hamilton 's songs accompanied by ARTHUR SMITH 'S CRACKERJACKS Written and produced by CHARLES CHILTON
Contributors
: * 1500m only. (For listeners in Scotland, 202m joins VHF) Soccer Special
Tonight is the third round of the Football League Cup, and you can hear commentary on one of tonight's matches plus news of all the others.A Radio Sports Unit production
: until 9.20* when 1500m joins Country Club
Wally Whyton introduces a weekly get-together of all kinds of country music, with news and reviews from David Allan Featuring this week: CUS AND JO ANN THOMAS With FRISCO, DAVE PLANE With ANDREW TOWNEND Producer COLIN CHANDLERContributors
: John Dunn's Late Night Extra
1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1Music - Snowball - Celebrities (For further details see Monday) Producer JOHN LLOYD including at
10.15 Sports Desk and at
10.30
Ricochet
(Rptd: Thurs, 1.45 pm)
Contributors
: Night Ride
Introduced by Colin Berry with JULIE DAWN and your lettersContributors
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This site contains the BBC listings information which the BBC printed in Radio Times between 1923 and 2009. You can search the site for BBC programmes, people, dates and Radio Times editions.
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