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Topic: BBC Radio 7 - Clement celebration.

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kirstygoldJun 6, 2009
 

 
I haven't seen anyone mention this before,  sorry, though, if it's been highlighted and I've not noticed.

From the BBC7 news letter  sent out yesterday....



Clement Freud Just A Minute
To celebrate the life and remember the witty eloquence of the late Clement Freud (pictured), who died in April, we are bringing you five of his Just A Minute programmes. The first programme also includes Tony Hawks, Fred MacAulay and the late Derek Nimmo, and of course chairman Nicholas Parsons.

This programme was recorded in Glasgow in August 1997.
Monday  at 8am, Midday and 7pm


They usually have programmes either every day   in the same slot   or every week. I'm presuming it's an every Monday one.    They often will publish in advance  the original broadcast date of the programme but  I can't find that info for these programmes.

It's also being plugged a lot on BBC 7.   This is a digital station, for those who haven't come across it yet,  so it's available on cable and satellite tv and DAB digital radio.    But the programmes are also available from BBC iPlayer, so overseas people, if you're able to access that on a pc,  you'll be able to hear these programmes.

Enjoy
Kirsty

 
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Topic: Re: BBC Radio 7 - Clement celebration.

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Dean BedfordJun 6, 2009
 

 
thanks for that kirsty

On Sunday, June 7, 2009, at 04:43 AM, kirstygold wrote:

>
>
> I haven't seen anyone mention this before,  sorry, though, if it's been
> highlighted and I've not noticed.
>
> From the BBC7 news letter  sent out yesterday....
>
>
>
> Clement Freud Just A Minute
> To celebrate the life and remember the witty eloquence of the late
> Clement Freud (pictured), who died in April, we are bringing you five
> of his Just A Minute programmes. The first programme also includes Tony
> Hawks, Fred MacAulay and the late Derek Nimmo, and of course chairman
> Nicholas Parsons.
>
> This programme was recorded in Glasgow in August 1997.
> Monday  at 8am, Midday and 7pm
>
>
> They usually have programmes either every day   in the same slot   or
> every week. I'm presuming it's an every Monday one.    They often will
> publish in advance  the original broadcast date of the programme but  I
> can't find that info for these programmes.
>
> It's also being plugged a lot on BBC 7.   This is a digital station,
> for those who haven't come across it yet,  so it's available on cable
> and satellite tv and DAB digital radio.    But the programmes are also
> available from BBC iPlayer, so overseas people, if you're able to
> access that on a pc,  you'll be able to hear these programmes.
>
> Enjoy
> Kirsty
>
>