Simon Armitage is heading down the garden path for a second series of The Poet Laureate Has Gone to His Shed on Radio 4.
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Kirsty Wark is to explore Scotland’s literary landscape in a new four-part series for BBC Radio 4
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Comedian, actor, musician and Strictly winner Bill Bailey is taking the lead in a brand new Radio 4 comedy special called Hennikay.
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BBC Radio 4 is marking the 80th birthday of Bob Dylan with a series of essays, an original audio drama and a documentary.
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Woman’s Hour will become an hour-long show as it reaches its 75th anniversary later this year on BBC Radio 4.
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Jane Garvey returns to Radio 4 this April with her new interview series: Life Changing.
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Independent radio production company Made in Manchester has made a ten part series for Radio 4 and BBC Sounds about the history of the human body.
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Elizabeth Day and Johny Pitts are to be the new presenters of Radio 4’s Open Book.
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Anita Rani is to join BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour as presenter every Friday and Saturday.
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BBC Radio 4’s Just a Minute will have long-standing panellists Paul Merton and Gyles Brandreth, as well as Lucy Porter, Stephen Fry, Jo Brand and Nish Kumar in the host’s …
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BBC radio presenter Edward Adoo has created a programme of great personal significance to himself for BBC Radio 4 about his former headmaster Philip Lawrence.
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Made in Manchester is celebrating 15 years of production with a brand new eight part comedy panel series for BBC Radio 4 and podcast for BBC Sounds.
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The biggest event of the year in US politics is set to be covered live by a number of radio stations in the UK this Tuesday.
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BBC Radio 4 is to pay tribute to Nicholas Parsons CBE with an evening of programmes to mark what would have been his 97th birthday.
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BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Emma Barnett will be the main host of BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour from January 2021, replacing Jane Garvey.
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Production company Made in Manchester has been commissioned to produce a world broadcast premiere of a recently discovered play by Agatha Christie for Radio 4. Agatha Christie’s ‘The Lie’ gets …
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The Archers recently returned to their recording studio at The Mailbox, Birmingham to continue making the Radio 4 drama.
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The longest-serving presenter on BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour, Jenni Murray, is leaving the show after 33 years on the air.
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Owenna Griffiths is to replace Sarah Sands as Editor of the Today Programme on BBC Radio 4.
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A 3-part series on BBC Radio 4 looking at the flu pandemic of 1918 will look at the parallels with the current Coronavirus crisis.
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BBC Radio 4 has commissioned filmmaker Louis Theroux to host his first radio and podcast series.
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Independent production company Made in Manchester has created a brand new comedy pilot show for BBC Radio 4.
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BBC Radio 4 Today Editor Sarah Sands has announced she is leaving the corporation later this year.
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BBC Radio 4 started interviewing Robert Shapiro during PM on Thursday, but presenter Evan Davis soon worked out it wasn’t the one he wanted to speak to.
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LBC is to broadcast a fully-integrated results show on the radio and in HD video on Global Player on election night.
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A special edition of Little Britain, called Little Brexit, will be broadcast on BBC Radio 4 this week.
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BBC Radio 4 says sorry for sweary technical interruption
by Roy Martinby Roy MartinThe BBC has apologised for a technical error which put a production studio live on-air over the top of You and Yours at BBC Radio 4 on Wednesday afternoon.
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BBC Radio 4 has announced Chris Mason as the new host of its Friday night debate programme Any Questions?, replacing Jonathan Dimbleby.
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BBC Radio 4 Today Programme presenter John Humphrys has hosted his final edition of the programme, with guests including former Prime Ministers Tony Blair and David Cameron as well as …
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Kirsty Young is leaving the BBC Radio 4 programme Desert Island Discs after 12 years as host.