Listings
: Tony Brandon
6.15 Pause for Thought: Terry Wogan
8.27 Racing Bulletin and8.45 Pause for Thought
: Pete Murray's Open House
1.45 Sports Desk: David Hamilton
2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk: Waggoners' Walk
Tenth Anniversary programme(Repeated: Mon 12.15 pm) Written by BARBARA CLEGG Directed by ANTON GILL DAVID JOHNSTON and JOHN CARDY
Debbie Franks calls a union meeting, but fails to pass a motion of censure on Milton Monk: Liz and Peter Tyson go to Abercrombies' party and catch sight of Brad Pullbright who's supposed to be abroad; George Underdown's weekend with Edith turns out disastrously.
Stella/Prue
JENNY TWIGGE
Mrs Tandy
GRIZELDÃ HERVEY
Contributors
: Sports Desk
with latest racing results: John Dunn
visits a record factory In Hayes, Middlesex, and looks at the processes behind the creation of singles and LPS.Producers BRIAN WILLEY and DENIS O'KEEFFE
5.45 Sports Desk: with latest racing results
Contributors
: Party Election Broadcast
by the Labour Party: Sports Desk
A round-up of the day's news, with classified racing results: Listen to Les
say Les DawsonDaphne Oxenford and Colin Edwynn
Music directed by BRIAN FITZGERALD
Written and produced by JAMES CASEY
BBC Manchester
Contributors
: Fiesta de Dorita
Don Lusher and Friends Introduced by DORITA ProducerCHARLES CLARK-MAXWELL
Contributors
: Ronnie Aldrich
conducts the BBC Radio Orchestra with guestsStella and Bambos
Introduced by Dave Carter Producer ROYSTON HERBERT
Contributors
: Friday Night is Music Night
from the Hippodrome, Goiders Green lain Sutherland conducts BBC Concert Orchestra leader JOHN BRADBURY The Mandolin Men conductorROBERTO CAMPADELLI Friday Night's Star Singers:
Felicity Page
JohnTreleaven with the John McCarthy Singers
Introduced by Robin Boyle Producer JOHN BUSSELL
Contributors
: Take Your Partners
at the Radio 2 Ballroom Sydney Thompson and his Orchestra Introduced by SYDNEY THOMPSONProducer BEVERLEY PHILLIPS
Contributors
: Brian Matthew
introducesRound Midnight including at 12.0-12.10 am Midnight Newsroom with Campaign Report; weather; motoring information
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