Listings
: Brian Hayes
Good Morning UK! with news, travel, weather and sport as well as the music. And who will Brian be having for breakfast?: Ken Bruce
Including at 10.00 an hour of gold with Pick of the Hits: Jeffrey Archer
talking to the people who make the news.: Gloria Hunniford
Including at 2.30 the star guest interview. Plus Three at 3.00: Three records with a special theme.: The Queen of Romance
A six-part comedy by Stephen Sheridan , starring Lesley Joseph as Angela Temple, a much-married, heavy-drinking, best-selling "bonk-buster" writer.1: Love's Savage Fury
Director Caroline Leddy
Contributors
: The French Have a Song for It
The firstof a six-part series and another chance to hear Philip Bacon 's potted history of French popular song. This week the 1930s, featuring Tino Rossi , Josephine Baker , Stephane Grappelli and Mistinguett.Producer Anthony Wills
Contributors
: Jim Lloyd
with Folk on 2 The best of the new releases on CD and tape, and Ralph McTell in concert on his SilverCelebration Tour, which marks his 25 years in the music business.
Producer Geoffrey Hewitt
Contributors
: A Small Portion of Womack
The last in the present series of Steve Womack 's own brand of comic and musical observations, recorded live at the CivicTheatre in Doncaster.
Producer Andy Aliffe
Contributors
: Edmundo Ros
The first in a five-part series. Latin rhythms and familiar melodies played by the Edmundo RosOrchestra. Record guest is Caterina Valente.
Producer Ray Harvey
Contributors
: The Jamesons
Air your views on subjects which you feel strongly about. Call Derek and Ellen on [number removed]. 9 Lines open from 10.00pm: Jazz Parade
Digby Fairweather presents the Ian Ballamy Quartet.Contributors
: Steve Madden
with Night RideIncluding at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought with Capt Hazel Noyon.
: Alex Lester
The Early Show eases your way from night to day.About this project
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