"Radio programmes, like quizzes, usually have short snappy titles. Can you identify the BBC radio programmes, past and present, trying to escape from the more long-winded versions below?"
-1. Which radio programme is this? "Halt the period of seven days".
Answer: (Three Words (4,3,4))
-2. "Neither yesterday nor tomorrow" is a rather long-winded way of describing which radio programme?
Answer: (One Word (5))
-3. Which radio programme chose a shorter name than "Interrogating occasion for those who tend the soil around a dwelling"?
Answer: (Three Words (9,8,4) Ignore the apostrophe)
-4. "Cerebral organ of England, Scotland and Wales" wasn't used as the title of a radio programme. What was used instead?
Answer: (Three Words (5,2,7))
-5. "The men who fight with bows and arrows" isn't nearly as snappy as the name actually used for which radio programme?
Answer: (Two Words (3,7))
-6. Which radio programme is "Cash carton" in other words?
Answer: (Two Words (5,3))
-7. "Sixty minutes belonging to one of the fair sex" is a very long-winded way of describing which radio programme?
Answer: (Two Words (6,4) Ignore the apostrophe)
-8. Which radio programme could be described as "The Earth between zero and two"?
Answer: (Four Words (3,5,2,3))
-9. "Give sustenance to the rear portion" is a much longer way of giving the title of which radio programme?
Answer: (One Word (8))
-10. Which radio programme could be described as "Verses and rhymes if you would be so kind"?
Answer: (Two Words (6,6))
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