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P632 CEEFAX 632 Thu 21 Mar 22:01/45    THURSDAY   1900-0400 1900 The News Huddlines with more topical humour from Roy Hudd, June Whitfield and Chris Emmett 1930 Wally Whyton with the best in country music 2100 Paul Jones Rhythm and blues 2145 A Wealth Of Wisdom Comedy actor Norman Wisdom recalls his career and favourite memories with Michael Pointon 2200 Chris Stuart with late night convjrsation and more radio bloopers from Jonathan Hewat! 0005 Jazz Parade Digby Fairweather with the new jazz releases 0035 Bill Rennells with Night Ride 0300 A Little Night Music 630 Radio 650 Flash 660 Regions Radio 3 Radio Radio 4 Radio 1
P632 CEEFAX 632 Thu 21 Mar 21:58/11    THURSDAY   1900-0400 1/2 1900 The News Huddlines with more topical humour from Roy Hudd, June Whitfield and Chris Emmett 1930 Wally Whyton with the best in country music 2100 Paul Jones Rhythm and blues 2145 A Wealth Of Wisdom Comedy actor Norman Wisdom recalls his career and favourite memories with Michael Pointon 2200 Chris Stuart with late night conversation and more radio bloopers from Jonathan Hewat! 0005 Jazz Parade Digby Fairweather with the new jazz releases 0035 Bill Rennells with Night Ride 0300 A Little Night Music 630 Radio 650 Flash 660 Regions Radio 3 Radio Radio 4 Radio 1
P632 CEEFAX 632 Thu 21 Mar 21:56/42    2/2 Thursday 21 March 2145-2200 Norman Wisdom continues to recall highlights from his eventful life to Michael Pointon in A Wealth of Wisdom. Known as the misfit in his ill-fitting suits, the man with a mischievous glint in his eye, and star of countless films, Norman soon became an established favourite. Tonight, he recalls some of the more dangerous stunts from his films. 630 Radio 633 Radio 3 635 Radio 5 Radio 3 Radio Radio 4 Radio 1