Listings
: Sam on Sunday
with Sam Costa and Douglas Reeve. Studio guests John Foster and SonLimited,BlackDyke Mills Band, conducted by MICHAEL ANTROBUS. and the BBC NORTHERN IRELAND ORCHESTRAConductor ERIC wktherell Producer PETER pilbeau BBC Manchester
6.55 New Day
Contributors
: David Jacobs
with Melodies for You BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA conductor ASHLEY LAWRENCE REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA with Dinah HarrisProducer PETER BELL
Contributors
: People's Service
With THE REV DAVID SCOTT 3: Perceiving the SpiritContributors
: Family Favourites
Introduced by Jean ChallisIAN THOMPSON, Radio New Zealand PETER JOHNSON, BFBS Gibraltar Mike JEFFRIES, ABC Sydney
Producer ROYSTON HERBERT
Contributors
: Marks in his Diary
The day-by-day, unexpurgated comedy programme starring Alfred Marks with Robert Buckman and Miriam Margolyes and a special guest apgearance from avidJason Music by the DAVID FIRMAN allstars. Written by RORY MCCRATH , JIMMY MULVILLE , LAURIE ROWLEY , TERRY RAVENSCROFT and others Producer
GRIFF RHYS JONES
Preview: page 21
Contributors
: Peter Clayton
presents Album Time Producer JACK DABBS: Two's Best
with Len JacksonWritten by JOHN MACKAY Producers BILL BEBB and COLIN CHANDLER
Contributors
: Sing Something Simple
The Adam Singers directed by CLIFF ADAMI Accompanied by the JACK EHBLOW QUARTETProducer ROYSTON BERBERT
Contributors
: Charlie Chester
with your Sunday Soapbox Producer RON GARDNER BBC BirminghamContributors
: Sunday Sport
with Peter BrackleyTennis: a look back at Wimbledon and prospects for the last six days
Motor Racing: Simon Taylor reports on the French Grand Prix
Athletics: the European Cup men's semi-final in Malmo. A round-up by Alan Parry and Peter Matthews plus news of the European Cup women's semi-final
Golf: a report by John Fenton on the English Classic at the Belfry, Sutton Coldfield
Plus Cricket: news of all today's John Player League games; Cycling: the Tour de France; Rowing: the Nottingham International at Holme Pierrepont; Motor Cycling: the Belgian Grand Prix.
Contributors
: Glamorous Nights
Introduced by Sam Costa Compiled and written by EDWARD NASHProducer PETER CRISWELL
Contributors
: Sunday Half-Hour
from Skipton Parish Church, North Yorkshire with local village choirs and brass players from Ermysted's Grammar School, Skipton. Introduced by THE REV DICK HATCH Conductor EDWARD SCOTT Organist SIMON LINDLEYPrayer and Blessing by CANON C. L. MARTINEAU
Angel voices ever singing (Angel Voices); Jesus, these eyes have never seen (Nun danket all); Father most holy (Angers); For the fruits of his creation (EastAchlan); Holy Spirit, ever dwelling (Salisbury): God who spoke (St Audrey); 0 Lord of every shining constellation (Rerum Creator); Before the ending of the day (Te Lucis); Ye choirs of New Jerusalem (St Fulbert)
BBC Manchester
Contributors
: Your 100 Best Tunes
Introduced by Alan Keith Producer ALLAN GILESContributors
: The Show with Ten Legs
Written by and starring Eddie Braben , with Eli Woods.Alison Steadman. David Casey and David Mahlowe Producer JAMES CASEY
BBC Manchester
Contributors
: It's a Funny Business
says Michael Parkinson Producer MIKE CRAIGBBC Manchester
Contributors
: Ray Moore
with The Late Show including at 12.0 Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring informationAbout this project
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