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then gone under the umbrella title of the Third Network, namely:
*the Third Programme proper (as launched in 1946, an evenings-only offering of demanding cultural fare, both musical and spoken)
*the Music Programme (a daytime service of classical music)
*sports coverage (chiefly on Saturday afternoons) and adult educational programming in the early part of weekday evenings (known as Network Three).All these strands, including the Third Programme, kept their separate identities within Radio 3 until 4 April 1970, when there was a

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