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BBC Radio 7 Schedule for Friday 25 April 2008

  1. 00:00–01:00
    1/2. Michael Maloney stars as Victor Frankenstein in this classic Mary Shelley tale.
  2. 01:00–01:30
    5/6. Out in Arabia, George Grant learns that David Whittaker may be alive.
  3. 01:30–02:00
    4/6. Purbright's probe into Mrs Palgrove's death makes life uncomfortable for her husband.
  4. 02:00–02:15
    9/10. Muriel arrives in London and Godfrey pays a visit. With Claire Goose and James D'Arcy.
  5. 02:15–03:00
    Nick Warburton's drama is a story of kindness in the midst of rural brutality.
  6. 03:00–03:30
    2/4. The nostalgic spoof of boys' adventure story papers looks ahead to Autumn. From 1991.
  7. 03:30–04:00
    1/6. The pathology team try to get to know the people that they're autopsying. From 2004.
  8. 04:00–04:30
    6/6. More sketches from Harry Enfield, Felicity Montagu, Nick Revell and Andy Hamilton.
  9. 04:30–05:00
    5/6. The topical sketch show that takes you behind the week's news.
  10. 05:00–06:00
    4/4. Tess hopes her husband will come to save her. But then she meets the father of her child.
  11. 06:00–06:30
    3/6. Mark and his mutt arrive in the city of dreaming spires to meet the enigmatic Jennifer.
  12. 06:30–07:00
    9/13. Simon Sparrow takes Wendy off for a naughty weekend, but events don't quite go to plan.
  13. 07:00–08:00
    Big Toe Books is a daily children's radio programme on BBC7.
  14. 08:00–08:30
    Corporal Jones inadvertently shoots a turkey and, to make amends, a dinner is organised.
  15. 08:30–09:00
    2/4. The husband and wife radio presenters humiliate Juliet Stevenson. From September 1999.
  16. 09:00–09:30
    6/6. George Grant returns home to England after his Arabian adventure.
  17. 09:30–10:00
    5/6. The plot thickens as Palgrove changes his story and Hive upsets his client.
  18. 10:00–10:15
    10/10. Muriel and Godfrey have an emotional encounter in Marshington. With Claire Goose.
  19. 10:15–11:00
    A vicar appoints a widower as church safety officer, but he proves to be accident prone.
  20. 11:00–12:00
    1/6. Jude the stonemason aspires to the spires of Christminster.
  21. 12:00–12:30
    Corporal Jones inadvertently shoots a turkey and, to make amends, a dinner is organised.
  22. 12:30–13:00
    Clement Freud, Derek Nimmo, Tony Hawks and Fred MacAulay join Nicholas Parsons in Glasgow.
  23. 13:00–13:15
    10/10. How will lives touched by tragedy resolve themselves?
  24. 13:15–13:30
    5/10. Alan Bennett recalls the difficulties endured over leaving 1940s Leeds on a Sunday.
  25. 13:30–13:45
    25/216. The repercussions of the Conqueror are still being felt, as Henry marries Matilda.
  26. 13:45–14:00
    5/5. Billions of kilometres away in space, these man-made objects send signals back to Earth.
  27. 14:00–17:00
    Join all your CBeebies friends for songs, rhymes and stories on BBC7.
  28. 17:00–17:30
    8/8. Faith and Bill's wedding day arrives, but will they manage to tie the knot?
  29. 17:30–18:00
    2/6. Is getting a knighthood easy? Tommy is about to find out.
  30. 18:00–19:00
    2/2. Victor Frankenstein sets out to find the creature, and avenge his brother's death.
  31. 19:00–19:30
    Corporal Jones inadvertently shoots a turkey and, to make amends, a dinner is organised.
  32. 19:30–20:00
    Clement Freud, Derek Nimmo, Tony Hawks and Fred MacAulay join Nicholas Parsons in Glasgow.
  33. 20:00–20:30
    6/6. George Grant returns home to England after his Arabian adventure.
  34. 20:30–21:00
    5/6. The plot thickens as Palgrove changes his story and Hive upsets his client.
  35. 21:00–21:15
    10/10. Muriel and Godfrey have an emotional encounter in Marshington. With Claire Goose.
  36. 21:15–22:00
    A vicar appoints a widower as church safety officer, but he proves to be accident prone.
  37. 22:00–22:30
    2/4. The husband and wife radio presenters humiliate Juliet Stevenson. From September 1999.
  38. 22:30–23:00
    4/6. Sketch show with Robert Bathurst, Brenda Blethyn, Mike Grady and Jonathan Kydd.
  39. 23:00–23:15
    2/6. The musicologist reveals how some of rock's biggest names have a lot to thank him for.
  40. 23:15–23:30
    2/6. John Hegley entertains an audience with his book of verse. From November 1996.
  41. 23:30–00:00
    4/6. The geraniums don't want to be left alone - and should the writer quit smoking now?
  42. 00:00–01:00
    2/2. Victor Frankenstein sets out to find the creature, and avenge his brother's death.
  43. 01:00–01:30
    6/6. George Grant returns home to England after his Arabian adventure.
  44. 01:30–02:00
    5/6. The plot thickens as Palgrove changes his story and Hive upsets his client.
  45. 02:00–02:15
    10/10. Muriel and Godfrey have an emotional encounter in Marshington. With Claire Goose.
  46. 02:15–03:00
    A vicar appoints a widower as church safety officer, but he proves to be accident prone.
  47. 03:00–03:30
    2/4. The husband and wife radio presenters humiliate Juliet Stevenson. From September 1999.
  48. 03:30–04:00
    4/6. Sketch show with Robert Bathurst, Brenda Blethyn, Mike Grady and Jonathan Kydd.
  49. 04:00–04:15
    2/6. Graham Fellows reveals how some of rock's biggest names have a lot to thank him for.
  50. 04:15–04:30
    2/6. John Hegley entertains an audience with his book of verse. From November 1996.
  51. 04:30–05:00
    4/6. The geraniums don't want to be left alone - and should the writer quit smoking now?

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