Save BBC's Saturday Review!
The BBC has decided to cut its best arts programme, Saturday Review, a brilliant weekly round-up of movies, theatre, arts and books. Guests typically offer open and thoughtful views about what they have seen and heard and it is the highlight of many listeners' weeks, especially for those who cannot get out and see films, plays and exhibitions themselves. You often feel like you are really there and sharing the experience. The loss of the show will have a big impact on a large number of listeners across the UK and the BBC should think again.
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