Listings
: Brian Hayes
Good Morning UK!Contributors
: Ken Bruce
Including the launch of UK Volunteers Week.Producer Paul Walters
Contributors
: Jimmy Young
talks to the people who make the news.Plus today: your medical questions answered.
Contributors
: Gloria Hunniford
* Producers Richard Masters.Alison Tuohy and Denis O'Keeffe
Contributors
: John Dunn
Producers Colin Martin ,I Flick Roskrow and Fiona Baily
Contributors
: Hubert Gregg
says Thanks for the Memory and adds a few personal reminiscences.Producer Barbara Page
: Alan Dell
with Dance Band Days and at 8.00Big Band Era
Producer Roy Oakshott
Contributors
: Big Band Special
with the BBC Big Band conducted by Barry Forgie. Introduced by Sheila TracyProducer Robin Sedgley
Contributors
: Humphrey Lyttelton
with The Best of Jazz on record.Producer Terry Carter
Contributors
: Syd Lawrence in Concert
The last programme in the series. A potent cocktail of big-band standards and contemporary classics mixed by maestroSyd Lawrence and served by Alan Sykes.
Producer Dave Shannon
Contributors
: The Jamesons
Producers Gary Bones and Sonia BeldomContributors
: Jazz Parade
Digby Fairweather presents music from tonight's guests, the Hugh Rainey Quintet.Producer John Langridge
Contributors
: Bill Rennells
with Night RideAnd from 3.00-4.00
A Little Night Music
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought with the Rev Murray Grant.
People Need People
This week Radio 2 is running a campaign to raise the profile of volunteers and enhance perception of the work they do. Ken Bruce launches People Need People today; during the week there will be interviews with volunteers and with celebrities involved in vountary work; and Brian Hayes 's phone-in tomorrow evening is on volunteering. From Monday to Friday, a free phone information line is available from 10.00am to
6.00pm on [number removed]. For a free, comprehensive guide to volunteering, write to: People Need People,
PO Box 7, London W3 6XJ.
Contributors
: Alex Lester
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