Listings
: Charlie Chester
Your Smiling Saturday Show Producer michael FORD BBC Birmingham: Two's Best
John Dunn with the best of Radio 2. Extracts selected from last week's programmes. Script PETER CLAYTONProducers john MELOY and DENIS O'KEEFFE
Contributors
: The Easter Egg Parade
1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1Written and presented by the famous unknown
Eddie Braben
Wishing to remain anonymous are BILL PERTWEE , ELI WOODS DAVID CASEY , ALISON STEADMAN and producer JAMES CASEY BBC Manchester
(Repeated: Sunday 7.2 pm)
Contributors
: Sport on 2
1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1Introduced by John Helm including:
1.45; 2.9; 2.45; 4.58; 5.25 International Rugby Union Wales v Scotland France v Ireland
Two more important matches for the 1976 Championship-Wales versus Scotland at Cardiff Arms Park and France versus Ireland at the Pare des Princes.
Commentary and reports from ALUN WILLIAMS and PETER WEST in Cardiff and GEORGE HAMILTON and CHRIS REA in Paris
1.30; 2.45; 5.1; 5.45
Football League Special
Exclusive ' live ' commentary on one of the day's top matches, scoreflashes throughout the afternoon direct from five other grounds, scores and results as they come in. with classified checks at 5.0 and 5.45*
1.40; 2.25; 4.58
Racing from Sandown featuring commentary on the big race of the day, the f7,000 Stone's Ginger Wine Handicap Chase, over two-and-a-half miles, at 2.30
Commentator PETER BROMLEY
Plus results from the other meetings during the afternoon, with a classified check at 5.40* Also news of the semi-finals of the British Open Squash Championships at Wembley and the Winter Olympics at Innsbruck. Coverage of the Winter Olympics in Radio 2 Sports Desks throughout the week.
And, at 5.0
Sports Report
Timetable:
1.30 News/prospects from all featured events
2.0 Rugby Union
2.25 Racing/Football
2.45 Rugby Union/Football
4.42 First football results
4.50 Rugby Union/Racing
5.0 Sports Report
5.25 Rugby round-up
5.30 Motor Sport
5.40 Classified Racing/Football Events may alter timings
A Radio Sports Unit production
Contributors
: Star Sound
1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1A musical look at the world of films. you Asked For It!: a selection of listeners' requests.
Speaking Musically: Producer/ directorpetewalker,who chooses his favourite film songs,
Going the Rounds: themes from the latest releases.
Introduced by David Bellan Written and compiled by LYN FAIRHURST
Contributors
: The Least Worst of Hello Cheeky
1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1Conceived and performed by Barry Cryer , Tim Brooke-Taylor John Junkin
Contributors
: Radio 2 Top Tunes
Norrie Paramor and the BBC MIDLAND RADIO ORCHESTRA Neil Richardson and the BBC NORTHERN RADIO ORCHESTRA play the week's most popular tunes from Radio 2 programmes. Introduced by John Dunn BBC BirminghamApplications to join the listening panel should be addressed to: BBC, Pebble Mill Road, Birmingham B5 7QQ.
Contributors
: The Musical World of Peter Morrison
A fortnightly series with BRIAN FAHEY and the BBC SCOTTISH RADIO ORCHESTRA leader IAN TYREProducer EOIN HAMILTON
Contributors
: Saturday Night
with the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA Angela Morley and the Strings Alyn Ainsworth and the Radio Big BandIntroduced by Ray Moore Producer FRANK HOOPER
Contributors
: Europe 76
NorwayThe ninth in a series of international exchange programmes; followed by a selection of European music.
Introduced by David Gell Edited by STEVE ALLEN
Contributors
: Brian Matthew
with The Late ShowProducers COLIN CHANDLER and BEVERLEY PHILLIPS and at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weather
Contributors
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