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Dad Made Me Laugh
Discussion with Tom Owen, son of Bill Owen who played Compo in Last of the Summer Wine.
BBC Radio Scotland
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The Leaders' Debate
Glenn Campbell and a live audience put the party leaders under the spotlight.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Sunday Sequence
William Crawley and his guests debate the week's religious and ethical news.
BBC Radio Ulster
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This New Day
Kim Lenaghan presents a gentle and relaxing way to begin Sunday morning.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Living Life to the Full
Micky Burn, a commando who time spent in Colditz, shares his fascinating memories.
BBC Radio Wales
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Philip Pullman and Enid Jones
Terry Jones presents conversation between Philip Pullman and his former teacher Enid Jones
BBC Radio Wales
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Bleddyn Williams: The Other Prince of Wales
A chance to hear the late Wales rugby captain Bleddyn Williams talking about his life.
BBC Radio Wales
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Universities and Skills Questions
Mark D'Arcy in discussion with Michael Dobbs about his book, The Lords' Day.
BBC Parliament
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Comparing Notes
Conductors Simon Halsey and Harry Christophers discuss Handel's Messiah.
BBC Radio 4
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5 live's Films of the Year
Mark Kermode joins Simon Mayo to look back at the big movies of the year.
BBC Radio 5 Live
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5 live Books of the Year
Simon Mayo and the regular team of 5 live reviewers choose their favourites from 2007.
BBC Radio 5 Live
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Tim Lovejoy's Feast of Football
Tim Lovejoy hosts an hour of festive football discussion.
BBC Radio 5 Live
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Advice to the Living
People who only have a short time left to live give advice to the rest of us.
BBC Radio 4
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Ray Gravell: An Appreciation
A tribute to the late Ray Gravell. His friends tell their stories about the great man.
BBC Radio Wales
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Thank You
Kim Normanton reunites people with others to whom they owe a debt of gratitude.
BBC Radio 4
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Straight Talk with Andrew Neil
Andrew Neil interviews a leading political figure on topical issues.
BBC Parliament
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Teen Tribes
Presenter and comedian Rhod Gilbert uncovers the mysteries of Wales' teenage tribes.
BBC Two
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Calzaghe Fight Night
Anticipation builds as Joe Calzaghe prepares for his fight against Bernard Hopkins.
BBC Radio Wales
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Peers in Parliaments
Melissa Bell interviews parliamentarians Lord Steel, Lord Foulkes and Lord Selkirk.
BBC Parliament
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Armando Iannucci
Dave Batchelor plays sketches from TV comedian Armando Iannucci's time at the station.
BBC Radio Scotland
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FA Cup Build-Up
Oliver Hides and Owen Money mingle with Cardiff fans and celebrities en route to Wembley.
BBC Radio Wales
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Embryology: The Science and The Ethics
Highlights of a debate about embryology and the right to life.
BBC Radio 4
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The Radio 4 Debate from Hay
Francine Stock chairs a topical debate recorded before an audience at the Hay Festival.
BBC Radio 4
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The Nolan Interview: Bill Clinton
Former US President Bill Clinton speaks exclusively with Stephen Nolan.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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The Tiger Who Came to Tea
Ian Sansom talks to Judith Kerr, author of the children's book The Tiger Who Came to Tea.
BBC Radio 4
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Phil In Conversation
Phil Rickman talks to author Patricia Cornwell about her life and writing career.
BBC Radio Wales
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Charles Wheeler: In His Own Words
On the occasion of his 80th birthday, journalist Charles Wheeler talks to Jeremy Paxman.
BBC Radio 4
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By-Election Special
Live results and analysis from the Glasgow East by-election with Derek Bateman.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Jed and Jazz
Musicians pay tribute to Jed Williams, one of the founders of the Brecon Jazz Festival.
BBC Radio Wales
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Liza Tarbuck
Liza Tarbuck has music, your texts and emails, and the hit feature Cheese or Big Cheese.
BBC Radio 2
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Louis MacNeice: Man and Poet
Glenn Patterson, Patricia Craig and Michael Longley discuss the poet Louis MacNeice.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Deirdre Donnelly
Deirdre Donnelly discusses the issues affecting daily life in the north-west.
BBC Radio Foyle
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Failed Christian
Gerry Anderson in conversation with Northern Irish rock guitarist Henry McCullough.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Because I Paced My Thought
Frank Ormsby, Anne Tannahill and Cahal Dallat discuss the poet John Hewitt.
BBC Radio Ulster
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America, Empire of Liberty
Justin Webb presents a debate to launch Radio 4's new American history series.
BBC Radio 4
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The Credit Crunch Mess: What Next?
Evan Davis presents a live debate, featuring BBC Business Editor Robert Peston.
BBC Radio 4
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Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music
Conversation in which Robin Denselow talks to Bryan Ferry about his band Roxy Music.
BBC Four
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Morning Extra with the Investigation
Ruth Davidson examines why breastfeeding rates in Scotland remain low.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Newsdrive
International news with Ruth Davidson, Abeer Macintyre, Mhairi Stuart and Bill Whiteford.
BBC Radio Scotland