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BBC Radio Four - Tuesday 13th of January 2009
0600
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Today
With James Naughtie and Evan Davis. Including Sports Desk at 6.25am, 7.25am, 8.25am; Weather at 6.05am, 6.57am, 7.57am; Thought for the Day at 7.48am.
0900
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Start the Week
Andrew Marr sets the cultural agenda for the week. His guests include Adam Phillips, author Vikas Swarup and Tom Stoppard.
0945
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Book of the Week: The Rest is Noise -...
...Listening to the 20th Century. The Rest is Noise - Listening to the 20th Century: Julian Rhind Tutt reads from music critic Alex Ross's history of 20th-century classical music.
1000
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Woman's Hour
With Jane Garvey. Including drama: Dear Mr Spectator. 1/5: Middle-aged clockmaker Gilbert increasingly turns to the essays of an anonymous guru of city living for guidance on life.
1100
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Hot House Kids
Deborah Bull investigates elite child performers in sport and performing the arts. 1/2: Deborah examines the physiological development of a young person.
1130
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Says on the Tin
Comedy by Christopher William Hill. 3/6: Schokolade. Eliott finds nothing to laugh about while promoting a German chocolate called Laughing.
1415
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Afternoon Play: Lawn Wars
Lawn Wars, by Nick Warburton. Alice is a single middle-aged woman devastated after the loss of her mother. To fulfil a promise made on mother's deathbed, Alice takes on a gardener.
1500
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Archive on 4: Bremner on Bush - A...
...Final Farewell. Bremner on Bush - A Final Farewell: Rory Bremner considers the rhetorical evolution of George W Bush, from gaffe-prone candidate to grandiose war president.
1545
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The Flight from Tehran:...
...British-Iranians 30 Years On. Exiles from the Iranian revolution talk to British-Iranian writer David Mattin. 1/5: Death to the Shah. David talks to some of the affluent Iranians who came to the UK
1600
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The Food Programme
Quality Meat: Sheila Dillon discovers the lengths the top butchers go to to source and prepare the very best meat.
1630
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Beyond Belief
Ernie Rea explores the place of faith in today's world, teasing out the hidden and often contradictory truths behind the experiences, values and traditions of our lives.
1800
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Six O'Clock News
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4, followed by Weather.
1830
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Just a Minute
Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game with panellists Paul Merton, Charles Collingwood, Graham Norton and Shappi Khorsandi.
1945
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Dear Mr Spectator
Dear Mr Spectator, by Elizabeth Kuti. 1/5: Middle-aged clockmaker Gilbert increasingly turns to the essays of an anonymous guru of city living for advice on life.
2000
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Advertising: The Most Fun You Can...
...Have With Your Clothes On!. Advertising executive Robin Wright presents a history of the advertising industry. 2/2: How clients watched advertising bosses grow rich in the 1990s and turned to new m
2030
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Crossing Continents
Malaysia: Racial Supremacy No More? Mukul Devichand reports on the development of the unique racial compact existing in Malaysia.
2100
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Costing the Earth
Tom Heap considers how the recession is likely to affect attitudes towards the environment. Is an economic slowdown a step in the right direction towards a greener planet?
2130
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Start the Week
Andrew Marr sets the cultural agenda for the week. His guests include Adam Phillips, author Vikas Swarup and Tom Stoppard.
2245
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Book at Bedtime: One Morning Like a Bird
One Morning Like a Bird: Michael Maloney reads from the novel by Andrew Miller. 1/10: On New Year's Eve, the Takano family prepare to welcome in 1940, the Year of the Dragon.
2300
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Word of Mouth
Michael Rosen takes another journey into the world of words, language and the way we speak.
2330
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Today in Parliament
News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament with Susan Hulme.
0000
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News and Weather
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4, followed by weather.
0030
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Book of the Week: The Rest is Noise -...
...Listening to the 20th Century. The Rest is Noise - Listening to the 20th Century: Julian Rhind Tutt reads from music critic Alex Ross's history of 20th-century classical music. |
 
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