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Adam Brown presented his first breakfast show on XS Manchester on Tuesday 23rd April. He had been on Capital Manchester drive, also Key 103 and BBC Radio Manchester.
The pirate who took Caroline proudly into illegality joined the BBC at last - 50 years ago this week. "The Saturday afternoon listening revolution with music and happiness for all to share.
As Jonathan Dimbleby took over from John Timpson and hosted his first Any Questions, heard here on 4th September 1987, little did he know he'd be there for 32 years until his departure in 2019.
The panel included Conservative MP Norman Tebbit and Labour's Roy Hattersley and questions included: the trial of Mathias Rust, the young German amateur aviator who landed his light aircraft in then-communist Moscow's Red Square; gun control and the future of the SDP-Liberal Alliance.
Any Questions? was first broadcast in October 1948 in the West of England and began national broadcasts in 1950. It has aired on BBC Radio 4 since 10 April 1970.
As the Capitals come together for breakfast on April 8th 2019, hear Roman Kemp - and some localised clips from Liverpool, Scotland, East Mids and Manchester.
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Light relief on the Radio 4 Today programme from 6th April 2019 with John Humphrys and Justin Webb when the line went down and filling ensued...
After sixteen feel-good years, Toby Anstis, who epitomised the Heart brand for a generation, vacates the chair.
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Vintage clips from UK radio - and more recent broadcasts of note.
(Check out too the 'RadioMoments - This Week in History' podcast and also 'RadioMoments - Conversations')