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Book of the Week: The Uke of Wallington, Episode 2 - Today in Parliament: 15/05/2012 - The Life Scientific: Frances Ashcroft - All in the Mind: Money and Motivation; Street Therapy and Insanity Law - In Touch: 15/05/2012 - Things Ain't What They Used To Be - Front Row: Kevin Rowland from Dexys Midnight Runners; Ballgowns at the V&A - Great Lives: Series 27, Goya - Recycled Radio - Costing the Earth: Pushing Water - Making History: 15/05/2012 - Extinct!: Episode 1 - One to One: Fi Glover talks to Alice Taylor - Farming Today: 15/05/2012 - Loose Ends: Lesley Sharp, Goldie, Russell Watson and Danny Wallace - Book of the Week: The Uke of Wallington, Episode 1 - Today in Parliament: 14/05/2012 - Word of Mouth: Chugger Chat - Material World: 10/05/2012 - Crossing Continents: Russia's New Energy Frontier - The Trouble with Kane: Episode 1 - Front Row: Danny DeVito and Richard Griffiths interviewed; the Art Fund Prize shortlist announced - The Digital Human: Episode 3 - Poetry, Texas - The Perfumed Mountaineer - Start the Week: Spain in Crisis - Farming Today: 14/05/2012 - Thinking Allowed: Hebden Bridge; neighbours - The Film Programme: 10/05/2012 - What the Papers Say: Episode 103 - Westminster Hour: 13/05/2012 - In Business: Bank to Basics - Radio 4 Appeal: Tools with a Mission - Last Word: Vidal Sassoon, Angelica Garnett, Maurice Sendak and Lloyd Brevett - Copenhagen Confidential: The Suitcase - Pick of the Week: 13/05/2012 - Profile: Alexis Tsipras - Something Rotten in Mayfield - Poetry Please: 13/05/2012 - Open Book: Jackie Kay on her new collection of short stories Reality, Reality - The Listening Project: Sunday Edition - Gardeners' Question Time: Malvern Spring Gardening Show - Holy Mackerel - It's My Life! - The World This Weekend: 13/05/2012 - Food Programme: A Soya Bean Future? - Desert Island Discs: Baroness Hollins - Broadcasting House: 13/05/2012 - A Point of View: Military matters - The Living World: The Pasqueflower - The Person from Porlock - The Bishop and the Prisoner: Episode 2 - Four Thought: Series 3, Matthew Syed - Archive on 4: The Great Listener - Saturday Review: 12/05/2012 - iPM: 12/05/2012 - Any Answers?: 12/05/2012 - Any Questions?: Woodstock - From Our Own Correspondent: 12/05/2012 - Week in Westminster: 12/05/2012 - There Is Business Like Show Business - Saturday Live: Peter Hennessy, Canvey Island, selective mutism, 56 Up, the Baron of Pontinha, reading Crowdscape, Joan Baez - Great Lives: Series 15, Edward Lear - Farming Today: Farming Today This Week - Open Country: Devon Farm Vet - Book of the Week: Granta's Britain, The Magic Place - The Listening Project: Marriage Across the Sectarian Divide: Mabel and JD - Today in Parliament: 11/05/2012 - Great Lives: Series 27, John Ford - Shakespeare's Restless World: Shakespeare Goes Global - Front Row: Coronation Street musical; Anish Kapoor's Olympic sculpture - The Listening Project: Travelling Through Generations: Millie and Douglas - More or Less: Are CEOs worth it? - The Listening Project: Best Buddies: Darren and Jeremy - The Trouble with Moody Teens - Desert Island Discs: Tim Minchin - Farming Today: 11/05/2012 - Book of the Week: Granta's Britain, Theatre of Fortune - Today in Parliament: 10/05/2012 - Hurricane Rash - The Report: Tax relief on charity donations - Shakespeare's Restless World: The Theatres of Cruelty - Front Row: Hilary Mantel, Tim Burton, 56 Up - Bookclub: Ross Raisin - God's Own Country - Radio 4 Appeal: Bag Books - The Library Returns - In Our Time: Game Theory - Farming Today: 10/05/2012 - Book of the Week: Granta's Britain, Stevenage 2/2 - Today in Parliament: 09/05/2012 - Costing the Earth: Return of the king - Leader Conference: Series 2, A careless omission from the Queen's Speech; executive pay and performance, tidy streets - Shakespeare's Restless World: London Becomes Rome - Front Row: Writer John Hodge; Naxos Records; plot against Edward VIII - The Media Show: 09/05/2012 - All in the Mind: 08/05/2012 - Face the Facts: 09/05/2012 - Believe It!: Drink - Lives in a Landscape: Series 10, Episode 2 - Midweek: Dr Rodrigo Medellin, Hannah Rothschild, Michael Ashton, Sir Roger Carrick - Farming Today: 09/05/2012 - Folk Song, Art Song - The Life Scientific: James Lovelock - In Touch: 08/05/2012 - Shakespeare's Restless World: Plague and the Playhouse - Front Row: Mel Gibson reviewed and Pianist Mitsuko Uchida - Making History: 08/05/2012 - The First LP in Ireland - One to One: Fi Glover talks to Dan Crow - Word of Mouth: Interpreting - Material World: 03/05/2012 - Crossing Continents: A Death in Honduras - It's My Story: White Chief Humphrey - Shakespeare's Restless World: A Time of Change, a Change of Time - Front Row: Damon Albarn in his studio - The Digital Human: Control - Start the Week: The Digital Future - Profile: Roy Hodgson - The Listening Project: Sunday Edition - Food Programme: Seaweed, a Forgotten Food? - The Living World: Bee Flies - Saturday Review: 05/05/2012 - iPM: 05/05/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 05/05/2012 - Week in Westminster: 05/05/2012 - Saturday Live: David Cassidy, Luke Wright, Jane Johnson, Patrick Duffy, Mary Hobson, Sound Sculpture, Paris Metro, penpal, Inheritance Tracks - The Listening Project: Siblings in Christ: Mary and Peter - A Point of View: Lords, lordlings and....crumpets - Any Questions?: Marlborough Science Academy, St Albans - Front Row: 04/05/2012 - The Listening Project: Mothers and Marriages: Flavia and Afshan - More or Less: A grand economic experiment? - Last Word: Khalil Dale, Leila Berg, Tomas Borge, Terry Spinks, Rev Ray Davey - Gardeners' Question Time: Postbag Edition, Sparsholt College - Shakespeare's Restless World: The Flag That Failed - The Listening Project: Who Wears the Trousers? Tony or Katherine? - In Business: Frugal Feast - The Report: Interest Rate Swaps - Front Row: A controversial play about Apple; Shirley Hughes; the original Homeland - The Film Programme: 03/05/2012 - Open Country: Northamptonshire Inspiration - Shakespeare's Restless World: Disguise and Deception - In Our Time: Voltaire's Candide - The Today Programme Lecture - Four Thought: Series 3, Clare Melford - Leader Conference: Series 2, Border delays. Growth and Francois Hollande. MPs, iPads and alcohol. - Front Row: Jason Isaacs; South Sudan theatre company - The Media Show: The future of BSkyB with or without Rupert Murdoch - Thinking Allowed: Nationhood; recognising transgender - Shakespeare's Restless World: From London to Marrakech - Face the Facts: Radioactive Legacy - Lives in a Landscape: Series 10, Episode 1 - Midweek: Ruth Joseph; Maria Friedman; Michael Cockerell; Mathew Prichard - All in the Mind: 01/05/2012 - In Touch: News of blind Chinese activist, Chen Guangcheng - Front Row: Mark Haddon; Turner Prize shortlist; Norah Jones - Great Lives: Series 27, Edward Said - Costing the Earth: Genetically Modified Brunch - Making History: 01/05/2012 - Shakespeare's Restless World: Sex and the City - Nature: Series 6, In Search of the Japanese Sika - It's My Story: Remembering Millie - Front Row: Leonardo Da Vinci reviewed; Maxim Vengerov interviewed - The Digital Human: Episode 1 - Shakespeare's Restless World: Treason and Plots - Mind Changers: Donald Broadbent and the Cocktail Party - Start the Week: Creativity: Jonah Lehrer - Open Book: Russell Kane bringing comedy to his first novel The Humorist - The Listening Project: Sunday Omnibus - Food Programme: A Scramble for Eggs? - The Reunion: Hong Kong Handover - Radio 4 Appeal: Starfish Greathearts Foundation - The Living World: The Woodman's Butterfly - Saturday Review: 28/04/2012 - Profile: Jeremy Hunt - iPM: 28/04/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 28/04/2012 - Week in Westminster: 28/04/2012 - Excess Baggage: The point and the pleasure of travel - Saturday Live: Tom Hodgkinson, Gay dads Barrie and Tony Drewitt-Barlow, Shepherdess Emma Gray and Inheritance Tracks from Richard Holloway - The Listening Project: Missing: Norman and Chris - A Point of View: The rights of humans... and animals - Any Questions?: Canterbury - Front Row: Enquirer - a play about UK Newspaper journalists - The Listening Project: Bond of Brothers: Ciaron and Brendan - More or Less: The formula that changed the world - Last Word: Lord Ashley, Levon Helm, Wendy Grant, Charles Colson, Val May - Gardeners' Question Time: Thrive, Reading - Shakespeare's Restless World: Toil and Trouble - The Listening Project: Taking the Biscuit: Jim and John - Wireless Nights: Night Manoeuvres - In Business: Through the Mill - The Report: Mark Duggan Investigation - Front Row: Brodsky Quartet; Edward Bond; TV Impressionists - Material World: 26/04/2012 - The Film Programme: 26/04/2012 - Open Country: Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal - Shakespeare's Restless World: New Science, Old Magic - Crossing Continents: The Marriage Breakers of Bangladesh - In Our Time: The Battle of Bosworth Field - Four Thought: Series 3, June Andrews - Unreliable Evidence: Transitional Justice - Front Row: Michael Frayn, Derek Walcott, and David Hare's play South Downs - The Media Show: Rupert Murdoch at the Leveson Inquiry - Thinking Allowed: Raoul Moat - the media story; Indian sex workers - Shakespeare's Restless World: City Life, Urban Strife - Midweek: James Cracknell; Susannah Corbett; Nick Freeman - Mr Loophole; Gennaro Contaldo - Inside Health: 24/04/2012 - In Touch: 24/04/2012 - Nigerian Crossroads - Front Row: Glenn Close as Albert Nobbs; Harry Shearer on Nixon - Great Lives: Series 27, George Lyward - Word of Mouth: Losing Your Parents' Language - Costing the Earth: Cruise Ships and Creeks - Making History: 24/04/2012 - Shakespeare's Restless World: Ireland: Failures in the Present - Nature: Series 6, Hedgehogs - It's My Story: Mr Fan, from Boatperson to Horseman - Front Row: World Book Night; Mark Ravenhill; Winning Words at Olympic Park - One in a Million - Shakespeare's Restless World: Europe: Triumphs of the Past - Mind Changers: Julian Rotter and Locus of Control - Start the Week: Iain Banks and David Hare - Open Book: Timothy Mo on his much-anticipated novel, Pure - The Listening Project: Sunday Omnibus - Food Programme: The New Beer Frontier - The Reunion: Globe Theatre - Radio 4 Appeal: Toybox - On Your Farm: 22/04/2012 - Saturday Review: 21/04/2012 - Profile: Ralf Hutter - iPM: 21/04/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 21/04/2012 - Week in Westminster: 21/04/2012 - Excess Baggage: Africa - Rwanda, Uganda and South Sudan - Saturday Live: Billy Bragg, Murray Lachlan Young, Kinder Scout leader's son, blind marathon runner, homeless cat man, Sue Townsend - The Listening Project: Growing old: Joan and Jim - A Point of View: Challenging Intellect - Any Questions?: Coventry - Front Row: Barbara Windsor, Cillian Murphy and Enda Walsh - The Listening Project: Compulsion: Barbara and Becky - More or Less: How many species are going extinct? - Last Word: Bert Weedon, Mike Wallace, Judy Egerton, Jack Tramiel and Ahmed Ben Bella - Gardeners' Question Time: Cannock Wood, Staffordshire - Shakespeare's Restless World: Swordplay and Swagger - The Listening Project: Gender and identity: Michelle and Cilla - The Ice Mountain - Wireless Nights: Behind Closed Doors - In Business: Dragon's Den - The Report: What Price Cheap Booze? - Front Row: David Suchet, BBC Proms 2012 - Material World: 19/04/2012 - The Film Programme: 19/04/2012 - Open Country: Herefordshire Churches - Shakespeare's Restless World: Life without Elizabeth - Crossing Continents: The Pink Certificate - In Our Time: Neoplatonism - Four Thought: Series 3, Jules Evans - Unreliable Evidence: Television Cameras in Court - Front Row: Stanley Booth; Salmon Fishing in the Yemen - The Media Show: DPP Keir Starmer on public interest defence - Thinking Allowed: The High-life and the Row-life - Shakespeare's Restless World: Snacking through Shakespeare - Born in Bradford - Midweek: Dacre Stoker; Barry Briggs; Roberta Taylor and Peter Guinness; Richard La Trobe-Bateman - Inside Health: 17/04/2012 - In Touch: 17/04/2012 - Front Row: Irvine Welsh; Bob Marley film; Orange Prize shortlist - Great Lives: Series 27, Gertrude Stein - Word of Mouth: 17/04/2012 - Costing the Earth: Britain in Flames - Making History: 17/04/2012 - Shakespeare's Restless World: Communion and Conscience - Nature: Series 6, Lamprey - The Public Philosopher: Should we bribe people to be healthy? - The War over Syria - Front Row: Sir Tim Rice and Pamela Stephenson - Shakespeare's Restless World: England Goes Global - Mind Changers: Joseph Wolpe and Systematic Desensitization - Start the Week: China - Open Book: Turkish novelist Elif Shafak and the best of children's books - The Listening Project: Omnibus Edition - Food Programme: The Fermentation Revival - The Reunion: HMS Sheffield - Radio 4 Appeal: Remap - On Your Farm: 15/04/2012 - Saturday Review: 14/04/2012 - Profile: Kim Jong-un - iPM: 14/04/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 14/04/2012 - Beyond Westminster: Vying for Asian Voters - Excess Baggage: Lake Titicaca - Manchester, Bolivia - Malaysia - Saturday Live: Tamasin Day-Lewis, Aoife Mannix, David Gollancz, Wendy Neate, Moss Hills and the Inheritance tracks of Nicholas Parsons OBE - The Listening Project: Coming out: Rikki and Monica - A Point of View: Jubilee Celebrations - Any Questions?: London - Front Row: Horrible Histories on TV; ballerina Tamara Rojo; Mozart's Sister - The Listening Project: Remembering: Jayne and Sally - Last Word: Fang Lizhi, Ferdinand Porsche, Miss Read, Bingu wa Mutharika, Derick Thomson - Gardeners' Question Time: West Midlands - The Listening Project: Adoption: Matthew and Mike - Titanic Town - Wireless Nights: They Only Come Out at Night - In Business: French Lessons - The Report: Facing the drought - Front Row: Dara O Briain; Whit Stillman; Butch Cassidy rides again - Material World: 12/04/2012 - The Film Programme: 12/04/2012 - Open Country: Watership Down - Crossing Continents: Forced Sterilisation in Uzbekistan - In Our Time: Early Geology - Four Thought: Series 3, Bobby Cummines - Unreliable Evidence: 11/04/2012 - Front Row: Anne Frank - The Media Show: Guido Fawkes on Motorman - Thinking Allowed: Rubbish - Civil Partnerships - Midweek: Midweek with Greg Doran and Sir Trevor McDonald - Inside Health: 10/04/2012 - In Touch: 10/04/2012 - France and Race: A Question of Identite - Front Row: Clive James and The Cabin in the Woods film review - Great Lives: Series 27, Oscar Wilde - Word of Mouth: Academic stand-up and cognitive development - Costing the Earth: What lies beneath - Making History: 10/04/2012 - Nature: Series 6, Wood and Water - The Public Philosopher: Should a banker be paid more than a nurse? - The Psychiatrist and the Deputy Fuhrer - Front Row: Theatre Producers Special - La France Maintenant: Episode 2 - Start the Week: Peter Carey on Start the Week - Open Book: Sir Ronald Harwood on the books that influenced him - The Listening Project: Omnibus Edition - Gardeners' Question Time: Liphook, Hampshire - Food Programme: The Therapy of Food - The Reunion: Greenham Common - Radio 4 Appeal: Y Care International - Saturday Review: 07/04/2012 - Profile: Suzanne Collins - iPM: 07/04/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 07/04/2012 - Beyond Westminster: 07/04/2012 - Excess Baggage: Wildlife travel - Saturday Live: Jeanette Winterson, Mr Gee, David Lindo, Polly Morgan, Sir George Pollock, Carmarthen crowdscape and Howard Jones - The Listening Project: Life's End: Jean and Rebecca - Lives in a Landscape: Series 7, Readers' Lives - A Point of View: Cathedral Heritage - Any Questions?: Sturminster Newton - Front Row: Photography special: Bailey, McCullin, O'Neill, Benson - The Listening Project: Merseybeat: Cy and Lucy - Last Word: Bill Wedderburn, Adrienne Rich, Tom Lodge, Howard Anderson, Cecil Sharpley - The Listening Project: Love: Beryl and Graham - In Search of Originality - Lives in a Landscape: Series 7, Episode 4 - Wireless Nights: Overnight Delivery - In Business: Growing Old - The Report: Kenya Terror: the British Connection? - Front Row: Graham Coxon interviewed; Mirror, Mirror reviewed - Material World: 05/04/2012 - The Film Programme: 05/04/2012 - Open Country: Drought - Crossing Continents: The Angola 2 - In Our Time: George Fox and the Quakers - Lives in a Landscape: Series 7, Between Brothers - Unreliable Evidence: Joint Enterprise - Front Row: Julianne Moore as Sarah Palin in HBO's Game Change - The Media Show: James Murdoch's resignation - Thinking Allowed: Steeltown - Life after Burberry - The Mystery of the Holy Thorn - Midweek: Barbara Moore; Tony Banks; Donald McRae; Gavin Turk - Lives in a Landscape: Series 7, Episode 2 - Inside Health: 03/04/2012 - In Touch: 03/04/2012 - Front Row: Labrinth interviewed; Headhunters reviewed - Great Lives: Series 27, Dylan Thomas - Word of Mouth: The Queen's Speech - Costing the Earth: Frozen Fish - Making History: 03/04/2012 - Nature: Series 6, Drumming Down - The Public Philosopher: Should universities give preference to applicants from poor backgrounds? - Lives in a Landscape: Series 7, Passion at Glasgow Cross - Fathers and Sons - From the Falklands to Helmand - Front Row: Damien Hirst, Michael Grade - La France Maintenant: Episode 1 - Start the Week: The 'death of socialism'? - Bookclub: Anne Enright - The Gathering - The Listening Project: Omnibus Edition - Food Programme: Biscuits: A Serious Business - The Reunion: 01/04/2012 - Radio 4 Appeal: Scope - On Your Farm: 01/04/2012 - Archive on 4: Greece: An Unquiet History - Saturday Review: 31/03/2012 - Profile: Len McCluskey - From Our Own Correspondent: 31/03/2012 - Week in Westminster: 31/03/2012 - The Art of Monarchy: Legacy - Excess Baggage: Iceland - Saturday Live: Jarvis Cocker, Elvis McGonagall, Garreth Smyth, Zuhal Sultan, Salvador Dali, Roger Lloyd Pack - iPM: 31/03/2012 - The Listening Project: Memories: Willie and Alison - A Point of View: Fat Policemen - Any Questions?: Otley - Front Row: Kirsty Lang in New York with the director of the Metropolitan Museum - The Listening Project: Maternal Love: Sasha and Paddy - Last Word: Lord Newton, Jocky Wilson, Jennifer Longford, Earl Scruggs and Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed - Gardeners' Question Time: Crookham, Northumberland - A Life With ...: Series 6, Seals - The Listening Project: Destiny: Chick and Lindsay - The Bottom Line: Ruthlessness - The Report: The Work Programme Revisited - Front Row: Harry Potter studio tour; unfilmed screenplays - Material World: 29/03/2012 - The Film Programme: 29/03/2012 - Open Country: 29/03/2012 - A Life With ...: Series 6, Mosses - Crossing Continents: Canada's prescription drug crisis - In Our Time: The Measurement of Time - Front Row: Dr John, Tim Lott, and Janet Street-Porter on British Design 1948-2012 - The Media Show: 28/03/2012 - Thinking Allowed: Culinary Culture and Globalisation - Dignity - A Life With ...: Series 6, Corals - North and South: Across the Great Divide: Warwick to the Severn - Midweek: Alvin Hall; Alex Crawford; Benjamin Mee - Inside Health: 27/03/2012 - In Touch: 27/03/2012 - File on 4: Witness Protection - Front Row: Brendan O'Carroll; John Eliot Gardiner; Gillian Wearing. - A Good Read: Isy Suttie, Beverley Humphreys - Word of Mouth: Textspeak - Costing the Earth: Sands of Time - A Life With ...: Series 6, Water Voles - One to One: Samira Ahmed with Murray Melvin - The Life Scientific: Episode 20 - Analysis: What Is Money? - It's My Story: The Long Walk - Front Row: Aardman Animations' Pirate film; Jodi Picoult; Ben Okri - What the Scandinavians Know about Children's Literature - A Life With ...: Series 6, Insects - The Asian Youth Movements - Start the Week: Werner Herzog on Start the Week - Open Book: 25/03/2012 - Food Programme: In Praise of Stock - Desert Island Discs: Jamie Cullum - Radio 4 Appeal: Sport Relief - On Your Farm: 25/03/2012 - Saturday Review: 24/03/2012 - Profile: 24/03/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 24/03/2012 - Week in Westminster: 24/03/2012 - The Art of Monarchy: Empire and Commonwealth - Excess Baggage: Family Travel - Saturday Live: Mark Miodownik, Luke Wright, literacy champion Sue Chapman, saved by a Labradoodle, Chas Hodges Daytrip, Sarah Millican - iPM: 24/03/2012 - A Point of View: The Fashion for Westerns - Any Questions?: High Wycombe - Front Row: Jonny Greenwood and composer Krzysztof Penderecki; Brains - the exhibition. - Last Word: 23/03/2012 - Gardeners' Question Time: Muckhart, Clackmannanshire - Blind Man's Bete Noire: Going Slowly - The Bottom Line: 22/03/2012 - The Report: NHS Reform - Front Row: Greg Doran; Molly Dineen on Werner Herzog - Material World: 22/03/2012 - The Film Programme: 22/03/2012 - Open Country: 22/03/2012 - Blind Man's Bete Noire: Being Introduced to Other Blind People - From Our Own Correspondent: 22/03/2012 - In Our Time: Moses Mendelssohn - Front Row: Luther creator Neil Cross; re-imagining Ballets Russes - The Media Show: 21/03/2012 - Thinking Allowed: Home at RIBA - North and South: Across the Great Divide: Cleethorpes to Coventry - Midweek: 21/03/2012 - Inside Health: 20/03/2012 - In Touch: 20/03/2012 - File on 4: A Bridge Too Far? - Front Row: The Hunger Games; Kensington Palace; Paul Weller on beat poetry - A Good Read: Frances Barber, Grace Dent - Word of Mouth: 20/03/2012 - Costing the Earth: Outbreak - Blind Man's Bete Noire: Holidays - Scott's Legacy: Episode 2 - One to One: Samira Ahmed talks to Konstanty Gebert - The Life Scientific: Tejinder Virdee - Analysis: War Gaming Iran - Document: 19/03/2012 - Front Row: Michael Ball and Imelda Staunton; Russell Banks - Blind Man's Bete Noire: The Countryside - The Teenage Pregnancy Myth - Start the Week: Nobel Prize winning author, Nadine Gordimer - Open Book: 18/03/2012 - Food Programme: Free From Foods - Desert Island Discs: Anna Ford - Radio 4 Appeal: Child in Need India - On Your Farm: 18/03/2012 - Saturday Review: 17/03/2012 - Profile: Jimmy Wales - From Our Own Correspondent: 17/03/2012 - Week in Westminster: 17/03/2012 - The Art of Monarchy: Progress - Excess Baggage: Black Prince - Wine trade in Medieval Europe - Lourdes - Saturday Live: Pauline Black, Kate Fox, Natasha Owen Jones, Milton Keynes, Breadboard, Ben Miller's Inheritance Tracks - iPM: 17/03/2012 - A Point of View: Power of the Press - Any Questions?: Bristol - Front Row: Andrew Motion; violinist David Garrett; 1001 TV sets - Last Word: Sherwood Rowland, Lawrence Anthony, James Q Wilson, Jack Chippendale, Joe Thompson and Philip Madoc - Gardeners' Question Time: Postbag Edition - The Bottom Line: Leadership - Front Row: Jerwood Gallery in Hastings; One Night on TV; Tobias Jones - Material World: 15/03/2012 - The Film Programme: 15/03/2012 - Ramblings: Inspirational Walks, Sir Andrew Motion - From Our Own Correspondent: 15/03/2012 - In Our Time: Vitruvius and De Architectura - Front Row: Miró's grandsons on his sculptures; The Devils on DVD - The Media Show: 14/03/2012 - Thinking Allowed: Private military security; whisky tourism - Building the Big Society: Cooperating - Midweek: 14/03/2012 - Inside Health: 13/03/2012 - In Touch: 13/03/2012 - File on 4: Tax Avoidance - Front Row: Irving Berlin's daughters; playwright Helen Edmundson - A Good Read: Chris Lintott, Neil McCormick - Law in Action: Drug and Alcohol Misusing Families - Costing the Earth: The Power of Peat - Scott's Legacy: Episode 1 - One to One: Samira Ahmed with Lucy Mathen - The Life Scientific: John Lawton - Analysis: Nassim Nicholas Taleb: Downing Street guru - Document: 12/03/2012 - Front Row: Lesley Sharp; Noah Stewart; We Bought a Zoo - The Road Home: Remaking Homer's Odyssey - Feed Me to the Wind - Start the Week: Writers on Families: Colm Tóibín and AS Byatt - Open Book: Marina Lewycka, on her latest book 'Various Pets Alive and Dead' - Japan: Coping With Disaster - Food Programme: Japan, Fukushima and food - Desert Island Discs: Jackie Mason - Radio 4 Appeal: Straight Talking Peer Education - On Your Farm: 11/03/2012 - Saturday Review: 10/03/2012 - Profile: Francois Hollande - From Our Own Correspondent: 10/03/2012 - Week in Westminster: 10/03/2012 - The Art of Monarchy: The People - Excess Baggage: Russia - Crimea - Ukraine - Saturday Live: Joan Collins, Aoife Mannix, Hammer actor, Most Compassionate Mum, Morse Code Sound Sculpture, Duke Fakir's Inheritance Tracks - iPM: 10/03/2012 - A Point of View: Churchill's American Speeches - Any Questions?: Farnborough, Hampshire - Front Row: New York Special: John Tiffany, Lyndsay Faye, Mike Daisey's play about Apple - Last Word: Norman St John-Stevas, Lynn D Compton, Leonard Rosoman, Robert Sherman - Gardeners' Question Time: Wolverhampton - Sport and the British: The State of Play - Night Visions - The Bottom Line: Cock-ups and Conspiracies - Front Row: Gilbert and George; Nanci Griffith; John Cusack as Edgar Allan Poe - Material World: 08/03/2012 - The Film Programme: 08/03/2012 - Ramblings: Inspirational Walks, Brecon Beacons - Art in the Park - Sport and the British: Globalisation - In the Lounge with Rich Morton - From Our Own Correspondent: 08/03/2012 - In Our Time: Lyrical Ballads - Front Row: Andrew Lloyd Webber on Phantom sequel Love Never Dies - The Media Show: 07/03/2012 - Thinking Allowed: Boxing styles UK vs US - Why nations fail - Building the Big Society: Organising - Midweek: 07/03/2012 - Inside Health: 06/03/2012 - In Touch: A tribute to David Rathband and RNIB concerns about PIPS - 06/03/2012 - File on 4: Family Annihilation - Front Row: Lloyd Newson; Michael Winterbottom; cinematic soccer team - A Good Read: Deborah Meaden, Eliza Carthy - Law in Action: Sport and the Law - Costing the Earth: Rebel Without a Car - Bach's Choir - One to One: Yasmin Alibhai-Brown with Megan - The Life Scientific: Martin Rees - Analysis: Neue Labour - Document: 05/03/2012 - Front Row: Andrew Stanton; William Byrd; sports documentaries - Sport and the British: Sport for All - Boot Camp on a Boat: Still Sailing? - Start the Week: Middle Age: David Bainbridge, Deborah Moggach, Simon Armitage and Claudia Hammond - Bookclub: Alan Hollinghurst - The Line of Beauty - Food Programme: The Food We Eat - Desert Island Discs: Patsy Rodenburg - Radio 4 Appeal: War on Want - On Your Farm: 04/03/2012 - Saturday Review: 03/03/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 03/03/2012 - Week in Westminster: 03/03/2012 - The Art of Monarchy: Magnificence - Excess Baggage: Medics abroad; The Oscars - Saturday Live: Andi Osho, Murray Lachlan Young, Dolly the Sheep scientist, Jubilee boat man, British Summer Time campaigner - iPM: 03/03/2012 - A Point of View: Why Wear a Tie? - Any Questions?: Beccles, Suffolk - Front Row: Therapy in fiction, film and TV drama - Last Word: 02/03/2012 - Gardeners' Question Time: Haynes, Bedfordshire - The Stationery Cupboard - The Bottom Line: Reinvention - Front Row: Titian saved; Bruce Springsteen's new album - Material World: 01/03/2012 - The Film Programme: 01/03/2012 - Ramblings: Inspirational Walks, Kinder Scout - The 12 Inch Single - From Our Own Correspondent: 01/03/2012 - In Our Time: Benjamin Franklin - Front Row: Christina Ricci; Nick Park; writer Errol John reassessed - The Media Show: 29/02/2012 - Thinking Allowed: Ambient religion - Poverty and social work - Sport and the British: Driving Innovation - Midweek: 29/02/2012 - The Life Scientific: Iain Chalmers - Inside Health: 28/02/2012 - In Touch: 28/02/2012 - File on 4: Credit Rating Agencies - Front Row: Tom Hardy in This Means War; Ian Rankin's New Elizabethan - A Good Read: 28/02/2012 - Law in Action: Privacy and Copyright - Costing the Earth: Nuclear Power Without the Nasties - The Kitchen Cabinet: Episode 4 - Sport and the British: Broadcasting to the Nation - Soul Music: Series 13, The Hallelujah Chorus - One to One: Yasmin Alibhai-Brown with Louis de Bernieres - Analysis: America: The Right Way - Doctor - Tell Me the Truth: Episode 2 - Front Row: Jennifer Aniston in Wanderlust and comedian Sarah Millican - Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle - Sport and the British: War Games - Start the Week: Faith and Doubt: Richard Holloway, Karen Armstrong, Jonathan Safran Foer and Helen Edmundson - Open Book: John Lanchester discusses his latest book Capital - The Battle for Egypt - Food Programme: Britain's Food Safety Net - Desert Island Discs: Brian Moore - Radio 4 Appeal: The Rainforest Foundation - The Living World: Winter Flies - Saturday Review: 25/02/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 25/02/2012 - Week in Westminster: 25/02/2012 - The Art of Monarchy: Faith - Excess Baggage: Ashoka's India; Undesirable Places - Saturday Live: Lucie Green, Salena Godden, Martyn Ware, Chrissie Wellington, Diane Blood, height theorist, John Bercow Inheritance Tracks - iPM: 25/02/2012 - A Point of View: A History of Monetary Unions - Any Questions?: Long Eaton, Nottingham - Front Row: Naomi Alderman on video games - Last Word: 24/02/2012 - Gardeners' Question Time: Saltash, Cornwall - Sport and the British: Ireland, North of the Border - The Unseeing Eye - The Bottom Line: Selling expertise - Front Row: Fourth Plinth; Peter Ackroyd; new Water Music - Material World: 23/02/2012 - The Film Programme: 23/02/2012 - Open Book: Aminatta Forna discusses the delights of the short story - Ramblings: Inspirational Walks, Storytelling in Cornwall - Sport and the British: Ireland, Politics on the Pitch - From Our Own Correspondent: 23/02/2012 - In Our Time: Conductors and Semiconductors - Front Row: Olivia Colman, Rampart, e-books - The Media Show: 22/02/2012 - Thinking Allowed: 22/02/2012 - In Living Memory: Series 15, Kung Fu - Midweek: 22/02/2012 - Inside Health: 21/02/2012 - In Touch: 21/02/2012 - File on 4: Diabetes - Front Row: Sue Townsend, Charlotte Keatley, Black Gold - A Good Read: Martin Stephen, Augustus Casely-Hayford - Law in Action: Legal aid changes: long overdue reform or denial of justice? - Costing the Earth: Tunnel Beneath the Thames - The Kitchen Cabinet: Episode 3 - Soul Music: Series 13, Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien - Nature: Series 5, James and the Giant Redwood - Part Two - One to One: Yasmin Alibhai-Brown with Anon - The Life Scientific: Tony Ryan - Analysis: Profits Before Pay - Doctor - Tell Me the Truth: Episode 1 - Front Row: The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel - Start the Week: Ian Stewart, Peter Randall-Page, Mark Miodownik, Jane Rapley - Food Programme: Food Clubs - Desert Island Discs: Lord Prescott - Radio 4 Appeal: Childhood First - The Living World: Woodcock - Saturday Review: 18/02/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 18/02/2012 - Beyond Westminster: Devo max - The Art of Monarchy: Friend or Foe - Excess Baggage: Israel - Saturday Live: 18/02/2012 - iPM: 18/02/2012 - A Point of View: Bankers in America - Any Questions?: Solihull - Front Row: Walter Mosley, Phil Agland and Rory Gallagher - Last Word: Patricia Stephens Due, James Whitaker, Josh Gifford, Jim Riordan, Whitney Houston - Gardeners' Question Time: Grange-over-Sands, Cumbria - Sport and the British: A Bit of a Flutter - The Nile: Episode 3 - The Bottom Line: Young Entrepreneurs - The Report: Tackling Poorly Performing Primaries - Front Row: Director Josie Rourke; conductor Alan Gilbert; artistic friendships - Material World: 16/02/2012 - The Film Programme: 16/02/2012 - Ramblings: Inspirational Walks, Northern Ireland - The Wee Binnians - Sport and the British: Women Between the Wars - Writing in Three Dimensions: Angela Carter's Love Affair with Radio - From Our Own Correspondent: 16/02/2012 - In Our Time: The An Lushan Rebellion - Four Thought: Series 2, Rob Hopkins - Front Row: AS Byatt on Picasso, and tenor Vittorio Grigolo - The Media Show: The Sun, and women in the media - Thinking Allowed: Citizens without Frontiers - Monogamy in men - Sport and the British: Fighting Back - In Living Memory: Series 15, Gentlemen and Players - Midweek: 15/02/2012 - Inside Health: 14/02/2012 - In Touch: 14/02/2012 - File on 4: Iranian Sanctions - Front Row: Mad Men's Jon Hamm; rain on stage - A Good Read: Eleanor Updale, Andrea Oliver - Costing the Earth: Bambi Bites Back - The Kitchen Cabinet: Episode 2 - Sport and the British: Tennis and Golf in Suburbia - Soul Music: Series 13, Rachmaninov, 2nd Piano Concerto - Nature: Series 5, James and the Giant Redwoods - Part One - One to One: Bridget Kendall with Prof Dianna Bowles - The Life Scientific: Chris Stringer - Analysis: Preparing for Eurogeddon - What Are the Police For?: Episode 3 - Front Row: Daniel Radcliffe; Big Fat Gypsy Weddings producers - Sport and the British: Rugby's Great Split - The Degner Defection - Start the Week: Elizabethans: Max Hastings, Mary Beard, John Guy and Lola Young - Europe's Choice: Deeper Not Wider - Food Programme: Comfort Food - Desert Island Discs: James Corden - Radio 4 Appeal: Samaritans - The Living World: Ponds in Winter - Saturday Review: 11/02/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 11/02/2012 - Week in Westminster: 11/02/2012 - The Art of Monarchy: Behind the Royal Image - Excess Baggage: Stone - Sacred sites - Crazy River - Saturday Live: 11/2 Christy Moore, Matt Harvey, build a boat couple, matchmaker, Isle of Wight blanket, Rob Brydon's Inheritance Tracks - iPM: 11/02/2012 - A Point of View: Anniversary Cornucopia - Any Questions?: Crewkerne, Somerset - Front Row: Paul McCartney, Inspector Montalbano - Last Word: Angela Culme-Seymour, Kazimierz Smolen, Nigel Doughty, Don Cornelius, Antoni Tapies - Gardeners' Question Time: Denbigh, North Wales - The Nile: Episode 2 - The Bottom Line: Big Egos - The Report: Battling Boardroom Pay - Front Row: Don McLean, Yayoi Kusama - Material World: 09/02/2012 - The Film Programme: 09/02/2012 - Ramblings: Inspirational Walks, Kent - Octavia Hill Centenary Trail - Famed for Its Knitting - From Our Own Correspondent: 09/02/2012 - In Our Time: Erasmus - Four Thought: Series 2, Gordon Bridger - Front Row: Lucian Freud, Stephen Daldry, RIBA Gold Medal - The Media Show: 08/02/2012 - Thinking Allowed: Obesity - Cruel Optimism - Sport and the British: The Formal Empire - In Living Memory: Series 15, Ramstein - Midweek: 08/02/2012 - Inside Health: 07/02/2012 - In Touch: The voluntary organisations feeling the pinch - 07/02/12 - File on 4: BioSecurity - Front Row: 2012 Art Fund Prize Longlist - A Good Read: Bonnie Greer, Simon Brett - Costing the Earth: Adapting Insects - The Kitchen Cabinet: Episode 1 - Sport and the British: The Corinthian Ideal - Soul Music: Series 13, Gresford, the Miners' Hymn - Nature: Series 5, Painting in Sound - One to One: Bridget Kendall with Alexander McCall Smith - The Life Scientific: Robin Murray - Analysis: Sheikh Rachid Ghannouchi - What Are the Police For?: Episode 2 - Front Row: The influential people in theatre; the return of The Muppets - Sport and the British: Playing Like Ladies - Start the Week: Conservatism: Peter Hitchens, Margot James, Douglas Murray and Thomas Frank - Bookclub: Art Spiegelman - Maus - Welsh's Scottish Journey: Orkney - Europe's Choice: Breaking the Pact - Food Programme: Adventures in Vegetarian Cuisine - Desert Island Discs: Denise Lewis - Radio 4 Appeal: Brittle Bone Society - The Living World: Dippers - Saturday Review: 04/02/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 04/02/2012 - Week in Westminster: 04/02/2012 - Excess Baggage: Antarctica - Saturday Live: Leicester with Alastair Campbell, Mitch Benn, Tony Wadsworth and Showaddywaddy, Ugandan Asian exile, Christchurch fireman - iPM: 04/02/2012 - A Point of View: Email Etiquette - Any Questions?: Upton, Wirral - Front Row: Homeland, the Syrian poet Adonis and Restoration Comedy - Last Word: Angelo Dundee, Isi Metzstein, Oscar Luigi Scalfaro, Theo Angelopoulos - Gardeners' Question Time: Regent's Park, London - Sport and the British: The Making of Men - The Nile: Episode 1 - The Bottom Line: Automotive - The Report: Costa Concordia - Front Row: Martha Marcy May Marlene and author Anne Rice - Material World: 02/02/2012 - The Film Programme: 02/02/2012 - Open Country: 02/02/2012 - Sport and the British: The Unsporting Side of Sport - From Our Own Correspondent: 02/02/2012 - In Our Time: The Kama Sutra - Decision Time: 01/02/2012 - Front Row: Actor Ashley Walters; Howard Hodgkin's Indian art; Katherine Kelly - The Media Show: 01/02/2012 - Thinking Allowed: The Politics of Alcohol - Cooperation - Sport and the British: The Bare Fists of Boxing - Midweek: 01/02/2012 - Inside Health: 31/01/2012 - In Touch: Inaccessible airline websites - 31/01/2012 - File on 4: Police Restraint - Front Row: Charlize Theron in Young Adult; Kate Grenville - Great Lives: Series 26, Razia Sultana - Costing the Earth: Bottle Bank Wars - Sport and the British: A Level Playing Field - Soul Music: Series 13, Baker Street - Nature: Series 5, In search of the Tiger’s Roar - The Long View: Sovereign Debt and Default - Analysis: Do schools make a difference? - What Are the Police For?: Episode 1 - Front Row: Kate Winslet and Jodie Foster in Polanski's film, Carnage - Sport and the British: The Rise of Olympism - The Secret Catacombs of Paris - Start the Week: Revolution: Wael Ghonim, Paul Mason and Mary King - Open Book: Depictions of students in literature and Catherine Fletcher on Our Man in Rome - Welsh's Scottish Journey: Highlands - Europe's Choice: 1989: Reshaping Europe - Food Programme: The Trouble with Chocolate - Desert Island Discs: Sir David Attenborough - Radio 4 Appeal: Peace Direct - The Living World: Jackdaw Roost - Archive on 4: Castaway: 70 Years of Desert Island Discs - Saturday Review: 28/01/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 28/01/2012 - Week in Westminster: 28/01/2012 - Excess Baggage: Overland To Mongolia - Wild West - The Calgary Stampede - Saturday Live: Alain de Botton. Aoife Mannix, killer brother, undertaker windfall, oldest diabetic, Smokie at the Kremlin, Ani DiFranco - iPM: 28/01/2012 - A Point of View: The Thatcher Story - Any Questions?: Lichfield - Front Row: Alice Coote; Turner in Margate; Lana del Rey - Last Word: Nicol Williamson, Gustav Leonhardt, Manuel Fraga and Hugh Carless - Gardeners' Question Time: Postbag Edition - The Bottom Line: Capitalism - The Report: The Drug Khat - Front Row: Hajj at the British Museum - Material World: 26/01/2012 - The Film Programme: 26/01/2012 - Open Country: 26/01/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 26/01/2012 - In Our Time: The Scientific Method - Domesday Reloaded: How Britain Has Changed - Four Thought: Series 2, Gerard Darby - Decision Time: 25/01/2012 - Front Row: Andrew Miller and Nicholas Hytner - The Media Show: 25/01/2012 - Thinking Allowed: Conspiracy theories - International suffering - Midweek: 25/01/2012 - Inside Health: 24/01/2012 - In Touch: Is 'shared space' a safe place for blind and partially sighted people? - 24/01/2012 - File on 4: Carers in Conflict - Front Row: 2012 Academy Award nominations - Great Lives: Series 26, Vera Brittain - Word of Mouth: Teens and TV - A Last Excuse Me Dance - Nature: Series 5, Emma Turner; a life in the reeds - The Long View: Crossrail/Brunel's Thames Tunnel - Analysis: Capitalists against the Super Rich - Front Row: 23/01/2012 - What's the Benefit?: Episode 2 - Start the Week: Justice: with Simon Stephens, John Podmore, Shami Chakrabarti and Mike Hough - Open Book: Kate Williams on Victoriana and Susan Hill revisits The Woman in Black - Welsh's Scottish Journey: Glasgow - David Cameron's Big Idea: Episode 3 - Food Programme: Generation Food - Desert Island Discs: Vikram Seth - Radio 4 Appeal: National Nightline - On Your Farm: 22/01/2012 - Saturday Review: 21/01/2012 - iPM: 21/01/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 21/01/2012 - Week in Westminster: 21/01/2012 - Excess Baggage: The Occupied territories of East Jerusalem and the West Bank - Saturday Live: Ulrika Jonsson; Elvis McGonagall; Sword Swallower; Sleaford Crowdscape; Hearse Hitchhiker; Ruby Wax Inheritance Tracks - A Point of View: Volume Control - Any Questions?: Ingatestone, Essex - Front Row: Norma Percy on Putin; soldiers' stories on stage - Last Word: Lady Runcie, Wylie Vale, Israel Baker, Barry Reckord and Reginald Hill - Gardeners' Question Time: Spalding - The Politics of Pandas - In Business: Do It Yourself Jobs - The Report: Breast Implants - Front Row: Leonard Cohen; Abi Morgan interviewed - Material World: 19/01/2012 - The Film Programme: 19/01/2012 - Open Country: 19/01/2012 - The Mystery of The Mystery of Edwin Drood - From Our Own Correspondent: 19/01/2012 - In Our Time: 1848: Year of Revolution - Frankenstein's Moon - Four Thought: Series 2, Clare Allan - Decision Time: 18/01/2012 - Front Row: Madonna's W.E. reviewed; Ian Rankin's unpublished novel - The Media Show: 18/01/2012 - Thinking Allowed: Stag tourism - Men and childbirth - Face the Facts: Wide Berth to Justice - Songs for Tahrir - Midweek: 18/01/2012 - Inside Health: Health bill, Memory, Resuscitation, Flu - In Touch: The Lords debate the welfare reform bill - 17/01/2012 - Front Row: William Boyd on David Hockney, and new film Haywire - Great Lives: Series 26, Gracie Allen - Word of Mouth: Public speaking, show & tell - The Print Master - Nature: Series 5, The Ghost Roost - The Long View: The Stephen Lawrence Case - The Bishop and the Prisoner: Episode 3 - Front Row: Leonardo DiCaprio in Clint Eastwood's J. Edgar. TS Eliot Prize - What's the Benefit?: Episode 1 - Start the Week: Financial Crisis: Philip Coggan, Angela Knight, Maurice Glasman and Detlev Schlichter - Open Book: Gillian Slovo on General Gordon and Empire - Welsh's Scottish Journey: Borders - David Cameron's Big Idea: Episode 2 - Food Programme: London 2012, Coke and McDonalds - Desert Island Discs: Paul Johnson - Radio 4 Appeal: Bishop Simeon Trust - On Your Farm: 15/01/2012 - Saturday Review: 14/01/2012 - iPM: 14/01/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 14/01/2012 - Week in Westminster: 14/01/2012 - Excess Baggage: Swimming - Land Art - Sicily - Saturday Live: Jon Ronson, Kate Fox, Crows Sound Sculpture, Alien Implants, Antarctic addict, Turkish teacher, Jenny Agutter Inheritance Tracks - A Point of View: The Art of Gardening - Any Questions?: Musselburgh, East Lothian - Front Row: Heidi Thomas on Call the Midwife; trumpeter Alison Balsam - More or Less: High Speed 2 and Executive Pay - Last Word: Sir Robert Horton, Clive Robbins, Alexis Weissenberg, Sir Roger Jowell and Harry Fowler - Gardeners' Question Time: Birmingham - In Business: All Together Now - The Report: Problem leases - Front Row: Antony Gormley; painting Blair; beyond popcorn - Material World: 12/01/2012 - The Film Programme: 12/01/2012 - Open Country: Olympics - Crossing Continents: What happened to the Kurdish spring? - In Our Time: The Safavid Dynasty - Big Game, Little Game: Episode 2 - Four Thought: Series 2, Judith Clegg - Decision Time: 11/01/2012 - Front Row: The Crusades; Emeli Sande; Guy Martin - The Media Show: 11/01/2012 - Thinking Allowed: Cosmetic tourism - Debt 5,000 years - Face the Facts: Fitness to Practise - Among the Managers: Episode 2 - Midweek: 11/01/2012 - Inside Health: 10/01/2012 - In Touch: Lack of Help Getting Work and the Power of Words - 10/01/12 - Front Row: JC Chandor on his film Margin Call; composer Anna Meredith - Great Lives: Series 26, Joseph Rotblat - Word of Mouth: Stories from other cultures - Songs for Madame Vasnier - Nature: Series 5, The Water Boatman's Song - The Long View: Diamond Jubilee Celebrations - Ten Rare Men - Front Row: Steven Spielberg on War Horse; Philip Larkin's poetry - Merzman: The Art of Kurt Schwitters - Don't Log Off: Episode 2 - Start the Week: Austerity: Antony Gormley, David Kynaston and Anna Coote - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: Ancient Pleasures, Modern Spice (AD 1 - 500) - Open Book: Open Book Listeners' Funniest Books - Welsh's Scottish Journey: Episode 1 - David Cameron's Big Idea: Episode 1 - Food Programme: Food Stories: What Happened Next? - Desert Island Discs: Dame Monica Mason - Radio 4 Appeal: Motor Neurone Disease - On Your Farm: 08/01/2012 - Saturday Review: 07/01/2012 - Profile: Imran Khan - iPM: 07/01/2012 - From Our Own Correspondent: 07/01/2012 - Beyond Westminster: The Men's Vote - Excess Baggage: Hitchhiking veteran - Butterflies - Burma - Saturday Live: Twiggy, Luke Wright, Arlene Phillips, Body Double, Boy Bus Driver, Born in a Cab, multilinguist - Britain in a Box: Series 4, Driving School - A Point of View: Information Overload - Any Questions?: Preston, Hertfordshire - Front Row: Puppets take centre stage - More or Less: Using statistics in court - Last Word: Eve Arnold, Ronald Searle, Sir Michael Dummett and Bob Anderson - Gardeners' Question Time: North Somerset - The Internet Millionaires' Club - In Our Time: The Written World, Episode 5 - Britain in a Box: Series 4, Men Behaving Badly - In Business: Class Struggle - The Report: Metal Theft - Front Row: New TV comedies; Tom Hooper on life after The King's Speech - Material World: 05/01/2012 - The Film Programme: 05/01/2012 - Open Country: Knockando Woolmill - Crossing Continents: Saving the Brazilian Amazon - In Our Time: The Written World, Literature - Britain in a Box: Series 4, The Old Grey Whistle Test - Big Game, Little Game: Episode 1 - Four Thought: Series 2, Paul Flatters - Bringing Up Britain: Series 4, Butting Out and Letting Go - Front Row: Actor Michael Fassbender, and Julian Lloyd Webber on Delius - The Media Show: 04/01/2012 - Thinking Allowed: Uniforms and status in hospitals - Cities under siege - Face the Facts: The Disowned Army - Among the Managers: Episode 1 - In Our Time: The Written World, Episode 3 - Britain in a Box: Series 4, World in Action - Thinking Streets - In Touch: Latest mobile phones and what they offer the visually impaired - Front Row: Costa Book Awards category winners announced; Tony Marchant; Ronald Searle Tribute - Great Lives: Series 26, Lonnie Donegan - Word of Mouth: Comparing the way we bring up children and train dogs - Home Planet: What has happened to the lapwings? - Nature: Series 5, Soundings from Antarctica - In Our Time: The Written World, Episode 2 - The Bishop and the Prisoner: Episode 1 - Front Row: Kate Bush, Nick Mason and Brian Wilson on new life for old tapes - In Search of Barney Bubbles - Don't Log Off: Episode 1 - In Our Time: The Written World, Episode 1 - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: Empire Builders (300 BC - AD 10) - Bookclub: Hunter Davies on The Beatles - Food Programme: New Year's Food Quiz - Desert Island Discs: Sir Terry Wogan - Radio 4 Appeal: African Initiatives - On Your Farm: 01/01/2012 - Profile: Michael Acton Smith - iPM: 31/12/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 31/12/2011 - Beyond Westminster: Controlling the Past - Excess Baggage: England - Saturday Live: 31/12/2011 - A Point of View: Glamour in Austerity - Correspondents Look Ahead: 30/12/2011 - Front Row: Writers including PD James and Anthony Horowitz take on classic characters - More or Less: 30/12/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: Mickleton, Gloucestershire - Desert Island Discs: Professor Brian Cox - A Point of View: The Memory Business - In Business: A Glass of Its Own - The Report: Iran's Soft Power - Front Row: Tony Bennett, Johnny Mathis, Bruce Forsyth and Jack Jones - Material World: 29/12/2011 - The Film Programme: 29/12/2011 - Open Country: 29/12/2011 - Crossing Continents: Frank Wild's last journey - In Our Time: Macromolecules - The Teetotaller's Guide to Boozing - Four Thought: Series 2, Tim Smit - Bringing Up Britain: Series 4, Consumer Children - Front Row: Writers from India and Pakistan - A Point of View: Media Malpractice - The Media Show: The Media Show Special: Children and Television - Thinking Allowed: Home Life 4: Shared Home - The Dog and the Whale - Make Me a National Treasure - Midweek: 28/12/2011 - In Touch: Peter White meets actor Ryan Kelly - Jazzer in The Archers. 27/12/2011 - Buying Defence - Front Row: Singers Joseph Calleja, Ian Bostridge, Mark Padmore and Iestyn Davies - A Point of View: The Meaning of Debt - Great Lives: Series 26, Ludwig II of Bavaria - Word of Mouth: But I've Got a Degree! - Home Planet: Are Our Seasons Changing? - One to One: Bridget Kendall with Archbishop Rowan Williams - The Life Scientific: Colin Pillinger - For One Night Only: Series 6, The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart - How New Is the New Philanthropy?: Two 'New Philanthropies' - Front Row: The Boxing Day Quiz - A Point of View: The End, yet again? - The Infinite Monkey Cage: Series 5, The Science of Christmas - Goodnight John Boy - Start the Week: David Hockney Special - News Review of the Year: 2011 - Food Programme: The Food Quiz - Your Desert Island Discs: 25/12/2011 - Radio 4 Appeal: Carers UK - On Your Farm: 25/12/2011 - Open Book: Funny Books Special - Saturday Review: 24/12/2011 - Profile: Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams - iPM: 24/12/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 24/12/2011 - Week in Westminster: 24/12/2011 - Excess Baggage: Travel Biography from The Times Cheltenham Literature Festival - Saturday Live: Steve Backshall, Murray Lachlan Young, gorilla surrogate mum, famine relief, transatlantic rowers, macaque attack, Julian Lennon - A Point of View: Carols at Christmas - Saving Species: Sustaining Life - Front Row: Dominic West; Tracey Emin; Tom Hooper; Great British Bake Off; Inbetweeners - More or Less: Who are the 1% and who are the 99%? - Last Word: Vaclav Havel, Kim Jong-il, Chris Athey, Cesaria Evora and Russell Hoban - Gardeners' Question Time: Tenterden, Kent - The People's Post: A Narrative History of the Post Office: The Last Post - Inside the Academie Francaise - Am I Really Free? - In Business: 21st Century Unlimited - The Report: Clinical Trials - Front Row: Julian Barnes, Andrea Arnold, Sir David Chipperfield - Material World: 22/12/2011 - The Film Programme: 22/12/2011 - Open Country: 22/12/2011 - The People's Post: A Narrative History of the Post Office: The Post Code - Crossing Continents: The Graves of Kashmir - In Our Time: Robinson Crusoe - The Oath - Four Thought: Series 2, James Lange - Bringing Up Britain: Series 4, Birds, Bees and Blushes - Front Row: Paul Merton; Neon Artwork; Adele's producer Paul Epworth - The Media Show: 21/12/2011 - Thinking Allowed: Madness - Anti Psychiatry and Psychoanalysis - The People's Post: A Narrative History of the Post Office: A Job in a Million - Tales from the Arab Spring: Whose Tomorrow? (Syria) - Midweek: 21/12/2011 - All in the Mind: The Stress Special: The Results - Time for a Laugh - Disclosing Mental Health Histories - In Touch: Latest Can't See, Will Cook + Braille reaction - Can You Touch Your Toes? - Front Row: Michelle Yeoh, 2011 music picks, book cover design - Great Lives: Series 26, Thomas Hobbes - Word of Mouth: 20/12/2011 - Home Planet: Carbon dioxide munching plants - The People's Post: A Narrative History of the Post Office: The Post Office at War - Tales from the Arab Spring: Counter Revolution (Libya) - One to One: Lucy Kellaway with Sir Peter Moores - The Life Scientific: Lord Robert Winston - How New Is the New Philanthropy?: Victorian Philanthropy and its Critics - Front Row: Jennifer Saunders; the new Mission: Impossible film - The Infinite Monkey Cage: Series 5, I'm a Chemist Get Me Out of Here - The Art of Darkness - The People's Post: A Narrative History of the Post Office: The Telegraph - Tales from the Arab Spring: Revolution (Egypt) - Start the Week: The Spirit of Christmas: Claire Tomalin, Susan Hill and Canon Giles Fraser - Open Book: Open Book continues its celebration of funny books and writers - Coming Out: Bankruptcy - Food Programme: Gin and Botanicals - Desert Island Discs: Julian Fellowes - Radio 4 Appeal: I CAN - On Your Farm: 18/12/2011 - Saturday Review: 17/12/2011 - Profile: Peter Higgs - iPM: 17/12/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 17/12/2011 - Week in Westminster: 17/12/2011 - Excess Baggage: Animal welfare - Plant hunting - Saturday Live: Samantha Bond; Luke Wright; young ballerina; lung scientist; Chi Chi's keeper; saw Sound Sculpture; Gareth Malone - A Point of View: Climate Change Belief - Any Questions?: Stepney, London - Front Row: Former Python Terry Jones, young James Herriot and Morse on TV - More or Less: 16/12/2011 - Last Word: Christopher Hitchens, Lynn Margulis, George Whitman and Jerry Robinson - Gardeners' Question Time: Sutton Coldfield - The People's Post: A Narrative History of the Post Office: The Postal Worker's Strike - The Bob Graham Round - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 30 - In Business: Cuba Now - The Report: Computer Hacking - Front Row: David Fincher; Crime Books; Vikram Seth - Material World: 15/12/2011 - The Film Programme: 15/12/2011 - Open Country: Snowdonia: Search and Rescue Dog Association - The People's Post: A Narrative History of the Post Office: A Community Hub - Crossing Continents: China's Migrant Worker Mega-City - In Our Time: The Concordat of Worms - Post Mortem - Four Thought: Series 2, Anthony McGowan - Bringing Up Britain: Series 4, Feral Kids and Feckless Parents - Front Row: Simon Schama interviewed - The Media Show: 14/12/2011 - Thinking Allowed: Tipping points - The People's Post: A Narrative History of the Post Office: Love Letters - Midweek: 14/12/2011 - All in the Mind: Taxi Drivers - Mental Illness and Work - Neuroscience and the Law - In Touch: Planned changes to Braille meet opposition, and more tips on useful gadgets. 13/12/2011 - Boundaries of Blood - Front Row: Sir David Jason and the return of Sherlock Holmes - Great Lives: Series 26, Ludwig Wittgenstein - Home Planet: Is renewable energy truly renewable? - The People's Post: A Narrative History of the Post Office: Business Post - Blue Notes, Cold Nights - One to One: Lucy Kellaway with Jeremy Middleton - The Life Scientific: Tim Hunt - How New Is the New Philanthropy?: Episode 1 - Front Row: Meryl Streep on playing Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady - The Infinite Monkey Cage: Series 5, The Science of Sound - The People's Post: A Narrative History of the Post Office: The Penny Black - The Wedding Gold Thefts - Start the Week: 12/12/2011 - Open Book: 11/12/2011 - Coming Out: Rosie - The Blood Telegram - Food Programme: The Price of Food - Desert Island Discs: Eve Pollard - Radio 4 Appeal: Haven Distribution - On Your Farm: 11/12/2011 - Saturday Review: 10/12/2011 - Profile: Newt Gingrich - iPM: 10/12/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 10/12/2011 - Week in Westminster: 10/12/2011 - Excess Baggage: Historic walks - Fast and slow trains - Saturday Live: Ann Widdecombe, Matt Harvey, John Lennon's housesitter, Amanda Whittle, Chi Chi, Carole Wright, Simon Callow - A Point of View: Beware the Experts - Any Questions?: Dudley - Front Row: Comedy DVDs; Haunted Child; Graham Sutherland - More or Less: 09/12/2011 - Last Word: Dev Anand, Christopher Logue, Sócrates, Helen Forrester, Wilfred Lambert - Gardeners' Question Time: Scottish Borders - The People's Post: A Narrative History of the Post Office: Freepost - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 29 - In Business: The Curse of the Bonus - The Report: Border Controls - Front Row: Annie Lennox; Nick Park; The Ladykillers - Material World: 08/12/2011 - The Film Programme: 08/12/2011 - Open Country: Lancashire: Shale Gas - The People's Post: A Narrative History of the Post Office: The Mail Coach - Crossing Continents: Exposing Bali's Orphanages - In Our Time: Heraclitus - Frontiers: 07/12/2011 - Four Thought: Series 2, David Perks - Front Row: Vikram Seth; Carole King; Richard II - The Media Show: 07/12/2011 - Thinking Allowed: Parents, Teens and the Culture of Sex: The Claims of Parenting - The People's Post: A Narrative History of the Post Office: A Culture of Letters - Book of the Week: Just My Type, Episode 3 - Midweek: 07/12/2011 - All in the Mind: Biopolar Disorder - Complaints Choirs - Employment and Mental Illness - In Touch: The blind Chinese human rights campaigner. 06/12/2011 - Greece: Broken Marble, Broken Future - Front Row: Amy Winehouse Review; Brian Sewell; New Year's Eve - Great Lives: Series 26, Philip K Dick - Home Planet: Docile Bees and Solar Panels - The People's Post: A Narrative History of the Post Office: The London Penny Post - Ken Clarke's Jazz Greats: Series 9, Clifford Brown - One to One: Lucy Kellaway with Anon - The Life Scientific: Uta Frith - Front Row: John Cleese interview - The Infinite Monkey Cage: Series 5, The Origins of Life - Three Wishes - Start the Week: Philosophy: Bernard-Henri Levy, Mary Warnock and Roger Scruton - Bookclub: Sebastian Barry: The Secret Scripture - Coming Out: Kelly - Things We Forgot to Remember: Series 7, The English Armada - Food Programme: Britain's best food markets - Desert Island Discs: Martin Sorrell - Radio 4 Christmas Appeal: Received With Thanks - Radio 4 Christmas Appeal: St Martin-in-the-Fields Christmas Appeal - On Your Farm: 04/12/2011 - Saturday Review: 03/12/2011 - Profile: Youssou N'Dour - iPM: 03/12/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 03/12/2011 - Week in Westminster: 03/12/2011 - Excess Baggage: Gambian elections - Nepal - Himalayan rafting - Saturday Live: Noah Stewart, Aoife Mannix, photojournalist Giles Duley, Parliament Choir, art teacher David Wood, Mel C's Inheritance Tracks - Book of the Week: Charles Dickens - A Life, Episode 5 - A Point of View: Finding Family History - Any Questions?: Luton - Front Row: Robin Hood at the RSC, Tracy Chevalier and Joanna Trollope - More or Less: 02/12/2011 - Last Word: Ken Russell, Gary Speed, Lana Peters and Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu - Gardeners' Question Time: Hailsham, East Sussex - Book of the Week: Charles Dickens - A Life, Episode 4 - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 28 - In Business: Don't Cry for Me, Argentina - The Report: Behind the Lines - Front Row: Stephen Schwartz; The Big Year - Material World: 01/12/2011 - The Film Programme: 01/12/2011 - Open Country: 01/12/2011 - Crossing Continents: Farming Zimbabwe - In Our Time: Christina Rossetti - Book of the Week: Charles Dickens - A Life, Episode 3 - Frontiers: 30/11/2011 - Four Thought: Series 2, Angela Saini - Front Row: Lenny Henry in The Comedy of Errors; Rob Brydon - The Media Show: 30/11/2011 - Thinking Allowed: Grammar Schools and Social Mobility; The Opera Fanatic - Mel's Iron Age Holiday - Midweek: 30/11/2011 - Book of the Week: Charles Dickens - A Life, Episode 2 - All in the Mind: Anxiety - Fraud in Psychology - Earworms - In Touch: Gadgets to help you if you've just lost your sight. 29/11/2011 - Front Row: Ricky Gervais; Wayne McGregor - A Good Read: Lucy Worsley, Barbara Stocking - Brain Culture: Neuroscience and Society: Brain Science and Behaviour Change - Home Planet: Ageing Apples and Invisible Pheasants - Ken Clarke's Jazz Greats: Series 9, Joe Henderson - One to One: Evan Davis talks to Elliot Castro - The Life Scientific: John Sulston - Book of the Week: Charles Dickens - A Life, Episode 1 - Front Row: Martin Scorsese's Hugo 3D; Sports Book of the Year - The Infinite Monkey Cage: Series 5, A Balanced Programme on Balance - The Alias Men - Prisoners' Women - Start the Week: Political leadership: George Ayittey, Simon Heffer, Martin Wolf and Maha Azzam - Open Book: 27/11/2011 - Coming Out: Cathy, Andrew and Emily - Things We Forgot to Remember: Series 7, Episode 3 - Food Programme: Britain's best food producers - Desert Island Discs: Bear Grylls - Radio 4 Appeal: Move Europe - The Living World: Cuckoo Trees - Saturday Review: 26/11/2011 - Profile: Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi - iPM: 26/11/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 26/11/2011 - Week in Westminster: 26/11/2011 - Excess Baggage: Storytelling in Japan and Morocco - Coastal Stations - Saturday Live: Patricia Cornwell, Elvis McGonagall, Cassius Clay's 'Stand By Me', Assisted Dying, Whisky Galore Shipwreck - A Point of View: The Oxbridge Interview - Any Questions?: London Radio Theatre - Front Row: The Shakespeare Thefts; Desperate Scousewives review - Last Word: Basil D'Oliveira, Shelagh Delaney, Sir Robin Mountfield, Sir David Jack and Peter Reading - Gardeners' Question Time: 25/11/2011 - Food and Farming Awards: Food and Farming Awards 2011 - Spooklights - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 27 - In Business: Survival Strategy - The Report: Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards - Front Row: The Deep Blue Sea; John Craven - Material World: 24/11/2011 - The Film Programme: 24/11/2011 - Open Country: 24/11/2011 - The Countertenor - Crossing Continents: Roubles and Radicals in Dagestan - In Our Time: Judas Maccabeus - Frontiers: 23/11/2011 - Four Thought: Series 2, David Bainbridge - Front Row: Sir Bruce Forsyth; Moneyball review; Ashmolean - The Media Show: 23/11/2011 - Thinking Allowed: Older gays in rural areas; Protest over art and culture in America - Mastering the Art of the Kimono - Midweek: 23/11/2011 - All in the Mind: English Riots - Anchoring - Bullying - In Touch: The role of charities and 'Seeing It My Way' - From Frestonia to Belgravia: The History of Squatting - Front Row: Kate Bush interview; My Week With Marilyn - A Good Read: Rachel Johnson, Martin Kelner - Brain Culture: Neuroscience and Society: Brain Science and Education - Making History: 22/11/2011 - Ken Clarke's Jazz Greats: Series 9, Zoot Sims - One to One: Evan Davis with Steve Henry - The Life Scientific: Nicky Clayton - The New Global Economics: The Shift - Front Row: Gillian Slovo on The Riots; WWII film Resistance - The Infinite Monkey Cage: Series 5, What's the North Ever Done for Us? - The Brotherton Archive and Me - The Freedom Trail: Episode 2 - Start the Week: The Arts and politics: Rory Bremner, Peter Kosminsky and Iwona Blazwick - Open Book: 20/11/2011 - Coming Out: Daniel - Things We Forgot to Remember: Series 7, Episode 2 - Food Programme: A Special (Food) Relationship - Desert Island Discs: Robert Hardy - Radio 4 Appeal: Children in Need - The Living World: Winter Ladybirds - Saturday Review: 19/11/2011 - Profile: Meryl Streep - From Our Own Correspondent: 19/11/2011 - Week in Westminster: 19/11/2011 - Excess Baggage: Mitteleuropa - Escape from Hong Kong - A272 - Saturday Live: Sir Alan Parker, Kate Fox, jailed mother Fiona, Kirsty Young's music, magician Fergus Anckorn, Celia Birtwell - iPM: 19/11/2011 - The Chaplin Archive: Episode 2 - A Point of View: Reflections on Monetary Union - Any Questions?: Worcester - Front Row: Tim Minchin interviewed; Rihanna reassessed - Last Word: Jackie Leven, Evelyn Lauder, Dulcie Gray, Richard Scott, Jane Packer - Gardeners' Question Time: Durham - A History of the Brain: Einstein's Brain - Malmesbury: The Philosophy Town - Desert Island Discs: Anna Scher - The Chaplin Archive: Episode 1 - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 26 - The Bottom Line: Ambition - The Report: St Paul's - Front Row: The Killing series two; comedian Sean Hughes - Material World: 17/11/2011 - The Film Programme: 17/11/2011 - Open Country: 17/11/2011 - A History of the Brain: All or Nothing - Crossing Continents: India's Whistleblowers - In Our Time: Ptolemy and Ancient Astronomy - Frontiers: 16/11/2011 - Four Thought: Series 2, James Daunt - Front Row: Robert Lindsay and Joanna Lumley on stage, and Ugly Betty's America Ferrera - The Media Show: 16/11/2011 - Thinking Allowed: Race and the Seaside - The Brain - A History of the Brain: The Agony and the Ecstasy - The British Germans - Midweek: 16/11/2011 - All in the Mind: Daniel Kahneman - Conjoined Twins - In Touch: The West of England School & Amadou and Mariam 15/11/11 - File on 4: Coroners Under Scrutiny - Front Row: Sir Terence Conran; Costa Book Awards Shortlists - A Good Read: Nerina Pallot, Peter Molyneux - Brain Culture: Neuroscience and Society: Brain Science and the Law - Making History: 15/11/2011 - A History of the Brain: Mind the Gap - Ken Clarke's Jazz Greats: Series 9, Lee Morgan - One to One: Evan Davis talks to Penny Gadd - The Life Scientific: Molly Stevens - Analysis: The Darwin Economy - The New Global Economics: The Shock - Front Row: Neil LaBute on new play with Billie Piper; Ian Rankin on undercover TV - Click On: Series 9, Episode 6 - Oscar and Al Pacino - A History of the Brain: The Beast Within - The Freedom Trail: Episode 1 - Start the Week: Writing History with Peter Englund, Norman Davies, Boris Johnson and Alison Weir. - Open Book: 13/11/2011 - Things We Forgot to Remember: Series 7, The Real Boston Tea Party - Food Programme: Future Food - Radio 4 Appeal: War Memorials - The Living World: Waxcap Grasslands - Saturday Review: 12/11/2011 - Profile: Tom Watson MP - From Our Own Correspondent: 12/11/2011 - Week in Westminster: 12/11/2011 - The Mysterious Mr Mercury - Excess Baggage: Responsible Tourism - Cambodia - Saturday Live: Michael Ball, Mr Gee, Jim'll Fix It fixer, Mini-Miss Worldwide, Robert Maxwell receiver, John Crowley Inheritance Tracks - iPM: 12/11/2011 - A Point of View: On Age and Beauty - Any Questions?: Brighton - Front Row: Pan Am; Simon Keenlyside interview - Last Word: Wallace Cunningham, Lord Gould, Alfonso Cano and Joe Frazier - Gardeners' Question Time: Melrose, Scottish Borders - A History of the Brain: The Spark of Being - The War Brides Return - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 25 - The Bottom Line: Business Bonds - Front Row: Jeffrey Eugenides; Hamlet; Tabloid - Material World: 10/11/2011 - The Film Programme: 10/11/2011 - Open Country: 10/11/2011 - A History of the Brain: Spirits in the Material World - Bleached Bone and Living Wood - From Our Own Correspondent: 10/11/2011 - In Our Time: The Continental-Analytic Split - Frontiers: 09/11/2011 - Four Thought: Series 2, Aza Raskin - Front Row: Rum Diary; Nile Rodgers interview - The Media Show: 09/11/2011 - Thinking Allowed: Power Restoration After Hurricane Ike - White Middle Class Identity In Urban Schools - A History of the Brain: The Origin of Common Sense - The Poppy Factory - Midweek: 09/11/2011 - Mind Myths - In Touch: The Future of Dorton House School - File on 4: Costing the Games - Front Row: Leonardo da Vinci exhibition; tenor Joseph Calleja - A Good Read: Trevor Phillips and David Morrissey - Law in Action: Britain and human rights law - Making History: 08/11/2011 - A History of the Brain: The Blood of the Gladiators - One to One: Evan Davis talks to Rob George - The Life Scientific: Colin Blakemore - Analysis: Do Leaders Make a Difference? - The Lobotomists - Front Row: Wuthering Heights; screenwriter Peter Morgan - Click On: Series 9, Episode 5 - The Leonardo Detectives - A History of the Brain: A Hole in the Head - Lives in a Landscape: Series 9, Episode 5 - Start the Week: Australian culture with Thomas Keneally, Kate Grenville and Deborah Cheetham - Bookclub: Iain Banks: The Wasp Factory - The Underwater Gendarme: Episode 4 - The State of Israel - Food Programme: Into the Wild - Desert Island Discs: Francesca Simon - Radio 4 Appeal: Inquest - The Living World: The Celtic Rainforest - Saturday Review: 05/11/2011 - Profile: Mario Draghi - From Our Own Correspondent: 05/11/2011 - Week in Westminster: 05/11/2011 - The Honest Musician's Fear of Accidental Plagiarism - Excess Baggage: Panama - North Korea - Saturday Live: Allegra McEvedy, Murray Lachlan Young, Omid Djalili, freegan, firework funeral, Randy Newman - iPM: 05/11/2011 - A Point of View: On Tyrants - Any Questions?: Ely, Cambridgeshire - Front Row: REM interviewed; 2012 Olympic posters revealed - The Film Programme: 04/11/2011 - Last Word: Jimmy Savile, Nusrat Bhutto, George Daniels, Axel Axgil, Norrie Woodhall - Picture Power: Portraits of Five Leading Press Photographers: Return to Rwanda - Gardeners' Question Time: Postbag Edition, Sparsholt College - The Young Italians - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 24 - The Bottom Line: Special Relationship - Front Row: Anthony Horowitz on Sherlock Holmes; Skyfall - Material World: 03/11/2011 - Picture Power: Portraits of Five Leading Press Photographers: 9/11 anniversary - Lawrence in New Mexico - From Our Own Correspondent: 03/11/2011 - In Our Time: The Moon - Frontiers: 02/11/2011 - Four Thought: Series 2, Episode 28 - Unreliable Evidence: The Lawyer's Dilemma: Defending the Guilty, Suing the Innocent - Front Row: Novelist PD James; Steven Isserlis; Stalin on stage - Thinking Allowed: Kissing men - Decline of violence in history - Picture Power: Portraits of Five Leading Press Photographers: The Tour de France - Stephanomics: Episode 3 - The Media Show: Peter Salmon and the Radio Festival - Midweek: 02/11/2011 - All in the Mind: The "Nudge" to Good Behaviour - In Touch: Gene therapy and Peter White with Jimmy Savile on Jim'll Fix it - File on 4: An Inside Job? - Front Row: In Time review; David Bowie in the 70s - A Good Read: Stephanie Flanders & Roisin McAuley - Law in Action: Boosting detection rates and Scottish sectarianism - Picture Power: Portraits of Five Leading Press Photographers: Tottenham Riots - Making History: 01/11/2011 - Angels in the North - One to One: Lyse Doucet with Rangina Hamidi - The Life Scientific: Sir Michael Marmot - Analysis: A New Black Politics? - The Invention of Germany: Episode 3 - Front Row: Top Boy writer Ronan Bennett; Andrew Lloyd Webber - Click On: Series 9, Episode 4 - Picture Power: Portraits of Five Leading Press Photographers: Royal Wedding - Lives in a Landscape: Series 9, Episode 4 - Start the Week: 31/10/2011 - Open Book: Victoria Hislop talks about her new novel The Thread - The Underwater Gendarme: Episode 3 - Food Programme: Palm Oil - Desert Island Discs: Lord Victor Adebowale - Radio 4 Appeal: Ataxia UK - The Living World: Stone Curlew - Saturday Review: 29/10/2011 - Profile: Umberto Bossi - From Our Own Correspondent: 29/10/2011 - Week in Westminster: 29/10/2011 - Roger's Rabbits - Excess Baggage: Transoceanic Rowing - Tango - Saturday Live: Children's author Lauren Child, Astronomy Photographer Damian Peach and former US cop Frank Serpico - Open Country: The Dark Peaks - iPM: 29/10/2011 - A Point of View: The Arms Trade - Any Questions?: Newcastle upon Tyne - Front Row: Yo-Yo Ma, Emma Donoghue, Soviet Architecture - The Film Programme: 28/10/2011 - Last Word: Elouise Cobell, Edmundo Ros, Gil Hayward, Sue Mengers, Norman Corwin - The Sleep Diaries: The Mattressphere - Gardeners' Question Time: Wheatfields, Scunthorpe - The Iraqi Interpreter's New Home - Book of the Week: State of the Union, Episode 5 - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 23 - The Bottom Line: Product Proliferation - Front Row: Gerard Butler; Kate Prince from Zoo Nation - Material World: London Science Festival Special - The Sleep Diaries: Walking in Your Sleep - From Our Own Correspondent: 27/10/2011 - Book of the Week: State of the Union, Episode 4 - In Our Time: The Siege of Tenochtitlan - Costing the Earth: Let it Snow! - Four Thought: Series 2, Christie Watson - Unreliable Evidence: Reporting The Law - Front Row: David Attenborough; Jeanette Winterson - Thinking Allowed: Muslim women's basketball - Still life - The Sleep Diaries: In Dreams - Stephanomics: Episode 2 - The Media Show: WikiLeaks and the i - Number One Forensic Detective Agency - Book of the Week: State of the Union, Episode 3 - Midweek: 26/10/2011 - All in the Mind: Sleep - Hysteria - In Touch: More on the Lucentis-Avastin debate - File on 4: Cash from the Crisis - Front Row: Umberto Eco in a Front Row special - A Good Read: Christopher Frayling & Nikki Bedi - Law in Action: Inquiries: Advice to Lord Justice Leveson - The Sleep Diaries: 3am Eternal - Making History: 25/10/2011 - Classics Illustrated: The Comic Book Unbound - Book of the Week: State of the Union, Episode 2 - One to One: Lyse Doucet with Nader Nadery - The Life Scientific: Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell - Analysis: Cultural diplomacy - The Invention of Germany: Episode 2 - Front Row: Anonymous review; Stephan Solzhenitsyn - Click On: Series 9, Episode 3 - The Sleep Diaries: The Crossing - Lives in a Landscape: Series 9, Episode 3 - Book of the Week: State of the Union, Episode 1 - Start the Week: 24/10/2011 - Open Book: 23/10/2011 - The Underwater Gendarme: Episode 2 - Younge on Obama - Performance Notes on a Presidency: Episode 2 - Food Programme: The Calorie - Desert Island Discs: Mark Gatiss - Radio 4 Appeal: Adoption UK - On Your Farm: 23/10/2011 - Saturday Review: 22/10/2011 - Profile: Ian Brown - Stone Roses - From Our Own Correspondent: 22/10/2011 - Week in Westminster: 22/10/2011 - Rupert Bear and Me - Excess Baggage: Congo - Rodrigues - Saturday Live: Pat Kane, Mr Gee, Hillsborough Referee, Concorde Stewardess, San Francisco Bell Soundsculpture, Harry Connick Jr - Ramblings: Listener's Walks, Devon - Hope Cove to Salcombe - iPM: 22/10/2011 - A Point of View: Class, race and social mobility - Any Questions?: Torquay - Front Row: Tintin; Brian Wilson interview. - The Film Programme: 21/10/2011 - Last Word: Muammar Gaddafi, Dennis Ritchie, Sylvia Robinson, and Betty Driver - Musical Migrants: Series 3, Norway - Gardeners' Question Time: Newport, Pembrokeshire - Up To Scratch - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 22 - The Bottom Line: Producers or Parasites? - Front Row: Peter Gabriel; Edward Burra - Material World: 20/10/2011 - Musical Migrants: Series 3, Cajun - When Hollywood Met Halifax - From Our Own Correspondent: 20/10/2011 - In Our Time: Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People - Costing the Earth: March of the Pylons - Four Thought: Series 2, Ed Yong - Unreliable Evidence: The Law and Government Spending Cuts - Front Row: Thandie Newton; Romola Garai; The Slap - Thinking Allowed: Becoming Yellow - Journalist bias - Musical Migrants: Series 3, Zanzibar - Stephanomics: Episode 1 - The Media Show: The PCC and BSkyB's results - David Hume and the Triumph of Reason - Midweek: 19/10/2011 - In Touch: Guide dogs on London Transport escalators & Kindle loses speech. 18/10/2011 - File on 4: Madrassas - Front Row: Terry Pratchett; Mark Rylance; Contagion - A Good Read: Rick Stein & Michael Dobbs - Law in Action: 18/10/2011 - Musical Migrants: Series 3, Milan - Making History: 18/10/2011 - Change of Art - One to One: Lyse Doucet with Saad Mohseni - The Life Scientific: Steven Pinker - Analysis: Euroscepticism Uncovered - The Invention of Germany: Episode 1 - Front Row: Lynne Ramsay; Sir Cameron Mackintosh - Click On: Series 9, Episode 2 - Musical Migrants: Series 3, Nashville - Lives in a Landscape: Series 9, Episode 2 - Start the Week: God and science with the Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, Richard Dawkins and Lisa Randall - Open Book: Ian Rankin discusses The Impossible Dead with Mariella Frostrup - The Underwater Gendarme: Episode 1 - Younge on Obama - Performance Notes on a Presidency: Episode 1 - Food Programme: Pickling and Preserving - Desert Island Discs: Michael Johnson - Radio 4 Appeal: Motivation Charitable Trust - On Your Farm: 16/10/2011 - Archive on 4: The Red Bits Are British - Saturday Review: 15/10/2011 - Profile: Jeremy Heywood - From Our Own Correspondent: 15/10/2011 - Week in Westminster: 15/10/2011 - A Family Business: The Chaplin Legacy - Excess Baggage: Natural Navigation - Snow Shoeing - Borneo Sunbear - Bulgaria - Saturday Live: 15/10/2011 - Ramblings: Listener's Walks, Lincolnshire - The Wolds - iPM: 15/10/2011 - A Point of View: In praise of wind turbines - Any Questions?: Ascot - Front Row: Tamsin Greig; Holy Flying Circus - The Film Programme: 14/10/2011 - Last Word: George Baker, Ramiz Alia, Madeleine Simms and George Hinchcliffe - Bitten by the Bug: Sorby - Gardeners' Question Time: Wiltshire - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 21 - The Bottom Line: Marketing and Mess - The Report: Shale gas - Front Row: Nicky Wire; Marathon Performances - Material World: 13/10/2011 - Bitten by the Bug: Mosses - After the Flood - From Our Own Correspondent: 13/10/2011 - In Our Time: The Ming Voyages - Costing the Earth: Gold of the Conquistadors - Four Thought: Series 2, Episode 25 - Front Row: Noel Gallagher, Don McCullin - Thinking Allowed: Migration - Music and Politics - Bitten by the Bug: Bookham Common - The Media Show: BBC savings strategy - Hook, Line and Singer - Midweek: 12/10/2011 - The Life Scientific: Paul Nurse - All in the Mind: Romanian Orphanage Babies: 21 Years On - In Touch: A special programme marking In Touch's 50th Birthday - 11/10/2011 - File on 4: Planning Rows - Front Row: Steve Coogan; Sleeping Beauty review - A Good Read: Mary Beard & Bidisha at The Cheltenham Literature Festival - Tracing Your Roots: Series 6, What Happens Next: Part 2 - Bitten by the Bug: The Flies Workshop - Making History: 11/10/2011 - The Thing about Hank - Curb your Judaism - One to One: Lyse Doucet with Masood Khalili - Analysis: Hezbollah - In Defence of Politics: Episode 3 - Front Row: Tacita Dean in Turbine Hall; robot film Real Steel - Click On: Series 9, Episode 1 - Bitten by the Bug: BSBI Field Trip - Lives in a Landscape: Series 9, Episode 1 - Start the Week: Empire with Jeremy Paxman and Richard Gott - Open Book: Robert Harris discusses his latest novel The Fear Index - Picturing Britain: Series 2, Beyond the Security Fence - Post Hackgate: Journalism at the Crossroads - Food Programme: Los Angeles Street Food - Desert Island Discs: Vidal Sassoon - Radio 4 Appeal: Mildmay International - On Your Farm: 09/10/2011 - Saturday Review: 08/10/2011 - Profile: Lord Justice Leveson - From Our Own Correspondent: 08/10/2011 - Beyond Westminster: 08/10/2011 - Lord Gnome Aged 49 and Three Quarters - Excess Baggage: 08/10/2011 - Saturday Live: 08/10/2011 - Ramblings: Listener's Walks, Discovering Kent from Chilham to Wye - iPM: 08/10/2011 - A Point of View: Why Prisons Fail - Any Questions?: Cheltenham Literature Festival - Front Row: Orlando Bloom; Tracy Chevalier on Vermeer - The Film Programme: 07/10/2011 - Last Word: Steve Jobs, Bert Jansch, Ralph Steinman and Robert Whitaker - The Call: Series 2, Forensics - Gardeners' Question Time: Stoke Poges - Home from Home: Mumbai - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 20 - The Bottom Line: Startups and Mistakes - The Report: School exclusions - Front Row: Driving Miss Daisy; Des O'Connor - Material World: 06/10/2011 - The Call: Series 2, The Samaritans - From Our Own Correspondent: 06/10/2011 - In Our Time: David Hume - Costing the Earth: High Speed Hell? - Four Thought: Series 2, Cindy Gallop - Front Row: Kenneth Branagh talks to Mark Lawson - Thinking Allowed: Surnames - War, Politics and comic strip Superheroes - The Call: Series 2, Answerphone Messages - The Media Show: Amanda Knox trial and sports rights - Who Found Machu Picchu? - Midweek: 05/10/2011 - All in the Mind: Antipsychotic Drugs - Breaking Habits - PTSD - In Touch: In Touch at 50 - looking back and looking forward. 04/10/11 - File on 4: Energy Prices - Front Row: Johnny Mathis and David Bailey - A Good Read: Michael Morpurgo & Sara Maitland - Tracing Your Roots: Series 6, What Happens Next: Part 1 - The Call: Series 2, Episode 2 - Making History: 04/10/2011 - The World in His Ear - The Man with Many Names - Capitalism on Trial: Episode 2 - Analysis: Aid or Immigration? - In Defence of Politics: Episode 2 - Front Row: Rowan Atkinson interviewed; Claire Tomalin on Dickens - The Call: Series 2, Concorde - Robots that Care: Episode 2 - Start the Week: Afghanistan and the British Secret Service with Rory Stewart, Frank Ledwidge and Gordon Corera - Bookclub: Arundhati Roy - The God of Small Things - Picturing Britain: Series 2, The Fisherman's Tale - A Student Voice - Food Programme: Beer - Trouble Brewing? - Desert Island Discs: Anne Wood - Radio 4 Appeal: The Spinal Injuries Association - On Your Farm: Chicken Farm - Saturday Review: 01/10/2011 - Profile: Stelios Haji-Ioannou - From Our Own Correspondent: 01/10/2011 - Beyond Westminster: 01/10/2011 - From Birmingham to Beijing: The Lure of a Chinese Career - Excess Baggage: Italy - Saturday Live: 01/10/2011 - Ramblings: Listener's Walks, Dales Way - iPM: 01/10/2011 - A Point of View: Political party membership - Any Questions?: Orrell, Wigan - Front Row: Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy - The Film Programme: 30/09/2011 - Last Word: Wangari Maathai, David Croft, Gusty Spence, Carl Wood - A View Through a Lens: Series 3, Shearwater Hurricane - Gardeners' Question Time: Colne - Home from Home: Bangalore - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 19 - The Bottom Line: McDonald's and New Tech - The Report: Stepping Hill Hospital - Front Row: James Corden; Rock of Ages - Material World: So You Want to Be a Scientist launch - A View Through a Lens: Series 3, Fur Seals - From Our Own Correspondent: 29/09/2011 - In Our Time: The Etruscan Civilisation - Costing the Earth: Waters of Arabia - Four Thought: Series 2, Matthew Goodwin - Front Row: Melancholia review, Lee Child - Thinking Allowed: Tour guide - Changing incomes - A View Through a Lens: Series 3, Patience - The Media Show: Chris Blackhurst and Facebook - Turkish Delight? - Midweek: 28/09/2011 - The Philosopher's Arms: Moral Disgust - In Touch: Concerns about eligibility for PIPs - 27/09/2011 - File on 4: NHS Procurement - Front Row: Tim Pigott-Smith on King Lear, Fiona MacCarthy on Ford Madox Brown - Great Lives: Series 25, Gerald Durrell - Tracing Your Roots: Series 6, Follow the Money - A View Through a Lens: Series 3, Funky Chickens - Making History: 27/09/2011 - Page to Performance: Series 3, Billy The Kid - Repainting Giverny - Capitalism on Trial: Episode 1 - Analysis: Libya's Islamic Capitalists - In Defence of Politics: Episode 1 - Front Row: BBC NSSA winner; Nick Mason on Pink Floyd - A View Through a Lens: Series 3, Taking the Plunge - Robots that Care: Episode 1 - Start the Week: Simon Jenkins' History of England, and the National Poet of Wales, Gillian Clarke - Open Book: Open Book marks the 50th anniversary of Catch 22 and the role of the writer-in-residence - Picturing Britain: Series 2, The Lady Bangers - Drone Wars - Food Programme: Food ads and children - Desert Island Discs: Arthur Edwards - Radio 4 Appeal: MicroLoan Foundation - On Your Farm: 25/09/2011 - The Reith Lectures: Securing Freedom: 2011, Eliza Manningham-Buller: Freedom - Saturday Review: 24/09/2011 - Profile: Warren Buffett - Page to Performance: Series 3, Mahler's Final Adagio - From Our Own Correspondent: 24/09/2011 - Beyond Westminster: Where Next for Miliband's Labour? - Punt PI: Series 3, Episode 4 - Excess Baggage: Burma - Egypt - World's longest climb - Saturday Live: 24/09/2011 - Ramblings: Listener's Walks, The Roaches and Lud's Church - iPM: 24/09/2011 - A Point of View: Churchill, chance and the black dog - Any Questions?: Winchester - Front Row: Martin Scorsese's film about George Harrison - The Film Programme: 23/09/2011 - Last Word: Burhanuddin Rabbani, Kurt Sanderling, Arthur Evans and Walter Bonatti - The Paper Round: Stephen K Amos - Gardeners' Question Time: Avebury Manor - Picking Round Apples - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 18 - The Bottom Line: Economy and Rumours - The Report: Forced Marriage - Front Row: Mike Leigh's new play; A S Byatt on the end of the Gods - Material World: 22/09/2011 - The Paper Round: Melanie Walters - From Our Own Correspondent: 22/09/2011 - In Our Time: Shinto - Costing the Earth: A Very Large Hole in the Sahara - Four Thought: Series 2, Russell M Davies - Front Row: Tom Stoppard; Page One reviewed - Thinking Allowed: Understanding Suicide - Families, Secrets And Memories - The Paper Round: Tony Macaulay - The Media Show: Sir Harold Evans and press regulation - Border Business: Episode 2 - Midweek: 21/09/2011 - Bosphorus: Episode 3 - The Philosopher's Arms: The Ultimatum Game - In Touch: David Rathband interview, BBC responds to iPlayer critics - File on 4: Cyber Spies - Front Row: Tom Hardy in Warrior; Muppets creator Frank Oz - Great Lives: Series 25, Hildegard Von Bingen - Tracing Your Roots: Series 6, Life in Confinement - The Paper Round: Molly Parkin - Making History: 20/09/2011 - The Chalet School - Analysis: Non-Riotous Behaviour - It's My Story: Getting Bi - Front Row: Ryan Gosling's two new films reviewed - The Paper Round: Sir Alan Parker - After I Was Gorgeous - Start the Week: 19/09/2011 - Open Book: Charles Frazier, author of Cold Mountain, discusses his latest book Nightwoods with Mariella Frostrup - Picturing Britain: Series 2, From Pop to Pregnancy - Food Programme: The Honey Business - Desert Island Discs: Martin Clunes - Radio 4 Appeal: Eden Project - On Your Farm: 18/09/2011 - The Reith Lectures: Securing Freedom: 2011, Eliza Manningham-Buller: Security - Saturday Review: 17/09/2011 - Profile: Bernard Hogan-Howe - iPM: 17/09/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 17/09/2011 - Punt PI: Series 4, Episode 3 - Excess Baggage: Rowing to the North Pole - Malta - Tidal islands - Saturday Live: Sir William Atkinson, Murray Lachlan Young, hurricane girl Pauline Brannigan, Chris Hargreaves, Francis Rossi and Jean Marsh - Ramblings: Listener's Walks, John Jones - Walking & Gigging - A Point of View: Believing in Belief - Any Questions?: Ryde, Isle of Wight - Front Row: 16/09/2011 - The Film Programme: 16/09/2011 - Last Word: Richard Hamilton, Michael Hart, Gabriel Valdes and Wardell Quezergue - Gardeners' Question Time: Postbag Edition, Sparsholt College - The Call of the Arab Spring - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 17 - In Business: The Apprentices - The Report: The Work Programme - Front Row: Pam Ayres; Stephen Merchant's stand-up - Material World: 15/09/2011 - Ayckbourn in Action - From Our Own Correspondent: 15/09/2011 - In Our Time: The Hippocratic Oath - Costing the Earth: The Air That I Breathe - Four Thought: Series 2, Professor Charles ffrench-Constant - Front Row: Jermaine Jackson; his memoir on Michael - Thinking Allowed: Tales from the Field - Beauty capital - The Media Show: Simon Heffer and media ownership - Border Business: Episode 1 - Midweek: 14/09/2011 - Bosphorus: Episode 2 - The Philosopher's Arms: A Robot Daughter - In Touch: Navigating BBC iplayer using a screenreader 13/09/11 - The Price of Power - Front Row: Laura Marling; Degas reviewed - Great Lives: Series 25, Edwin Lutyens - Tracing Your Roots: Series 6, What's in a name? - Making History: 13/09/2011 - Soul Music: Series 12, Let's Face the Music and Dance - Reader's Digest: Trouble in Pleasantville - God in China: Christianity and Catholicism - Front Row: Roger Moore; Christopher Hampton - Caring Too Much - Hearing the Past - Start the Week: Vasily Grossman: his life and legacy - Americana: 11/09/2011 - Open Book: Mariella Frostrup talks to authors Meg Rosoff and Christopher Hope - Picturing Britain: Series 2, The Fabulous World of Tim Walker - Food Programme: Food Poverty - The Reunion: Les Miserables - Radio 4 Appeal: Target Tuberculosis - On Your Farm: 11/09/2011 - The Reith Lectures: Securing Freedom: 2011, Eliza Manningham-Buller: Terror - Saturday Review: 10/09/2011 - Profile: Texas Governor Rick Perry - iPM: 10/09/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 10/09/2011 - Week in Westminster: 10/09/2011 - Punt PI: Series 4, Episode 2 - Excess Baggage: Maine - Tour d'Afrique - Fallowell's travels - Saturday Live: Nick Fisher, Salena Godden, Glasgow Crowdscape, Halla Diyab, former traveller Roxy Freeman, Ophelia Dahl's Inheritance Tracks - Open Country: Heather Moorland - A Point of View: Cats, birds and humans - Any Questions?: St Ives - Front Row: 9/11 play Decade; BBC National Short Story Award - The Film Programme: 09/09/2011 - Last Word: Vann Nath, Eugene Nida, Betty Skelton, Len Ganley, Ray Fisher - Twin Nation: Episode 5 - Gardeners' Question Time: Fylde Coast - More or Less: 09/09/2011 - Am I Tone Deaf? - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 16 - In Business: Silicon Roundabout - The Report: 08/09/2011 - Front Row: Playwright Arnold Wesker and author Val McDermid - Material World: 08/09/2011 - Twin Nation: Episode 4 - Crossing Continents: Zimbabwe's child migrants - The Class Ceiling: Episode 2 - Costing the Earth: Bug Mac and Flies - Four Thought: Series 2, Jim Crumley - Front Row: David Hockney; Mark Kermode - Thinking Allowed: Home Life 3: Nuclear Household - Twin Nation: Episode 3 - The Media Show: Channel 5 and the Leveson Inquiry - New Conversation - Midweek: 07/09/2011 - Bosphorus: Episode 1 - The Philosopher's Arms: The Experience Machine - In Touch: Concessionary fares for disabled people 06/09/11 - British Muslims - In the Shadow of 9/11 - Front Row: Booker Prize shortlist; Ken Loach - Great Lives: Series 25, Hans Fallada - Word of Mouth: Being overheard - Twin Nation: Episode 2 - Making History: 06/09/2011 - Soul Music: Series 12, Dear Lord and Father of Mankind - Cat Women of the Moon: Episode 2 - God in China: Buddhism and Islam - Front Row: Jane Eyre reviewed; Damon Albarn interview - Twin Nation: Episode 1 - Journey of a Lifetime: Episode 8 - No Triumph, No Tragedy: 05/09/2011 - Americana: 04/09/2011 - Bookclub: Mohsin Hamid - The Reluctant Fundamentalist - Fighting the Power of Pink - Food Programme: Food Icons: George Perry-Smith - The Reunion: The Hunting Ban - Radio 4 Appeal: Chance UK - On Your Farm: 04/09/2011 - Saturday Review: 03/09/2011 - Profile: Vanessa Redgrave - iPM: 03/09/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 03/09/2011 - Beyond Westminster: The Data Tsunami - Punt PI: Series 4, Episode 1 - Excess Baggage: Bus trip from Brighton to Eastbourne - Saturday Live: Susan Bullock, Mr Gee, HIV+ John Percy, air-guitarist Guy Thompson, Jenni Murray's Daytrip, Adam Ant's Inheritance Tracks. - Open Country: Neptune's Army of Rubbish Cleaners - A Point of View: The revolution of capitalism - Any Questions?: Somerton - Front Row: Jonathan Ross; Max Stafford-Clark and Stella Feehily - The Film Programme: 02/09/2011 - Last Word: John McAleese, NF Simpson, Stetson Kennedy and David Honeyboy Edwards - Generation E: Poland's Catholic "Beggars" - Gardeners' Question Time: Suffolk - More or Less: 02/09/2011 - Domesday Reloaded - Me and My Square: Episode 5 - Spirit of the Beehive - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 15 - In Business: Prize Performers - The Report: Crime-cutting miracles? - Front Row: Director Mike Figgis; pianist Gwilym Simcock - Material World: 01/09/2011 - Generation E: Greece's Far-right Extremists - Domesday Reloaded - Me and My Square: Episode 4 - Crossing Continents: 9/11 - Toxic Ash - The Class Ceiling: Episode 1 - The Real Apprentice - Costing the Earth: Cave Carnage - Four Thought: Series 2, Ed Howker - Iconoclasts: Series 4, Episode 3 - Front Row: Appropriate Adult; Ralph Fiennes; A.N. Wilson - Thinking Allowed: Home Life 2: Single Person Household - Generation E: The Picnic Protesters of Paris - The Media Show: TV's relationship with Google and WikiLeaks - Domesday Reloaded - Me and My Square: Episode 3 - What's Eating the Museum? - The First 1000 Days: A Legacy for Life: Future Generations - In Touch: Visually impaired British Asians. 30/08/2011 - The Kill Factor - Front Row: Dame Judi Dench discusses her illustrious career - Great Lives: Series 25, William Shakespeare - Word of Mouth: English As a Lingua Franca - Generation E: Life in a Spanish Ghost Town - Making History: 30/08/2011 - Soul Music: Series 12, Spiegel im Spiegel - Domesday Reloaded - Me and My Square: Episode 2 - Cat Women of the Moon: Episode 1 - The Tribes of Science: More Tribes of Science, Volcanologists - Secret Britain: Living with Secrets - God in China: Taoism and Folk Religion - Front Row: 29/08/2011 - Generation E: Portugal's Reverse Migration - Domesday Reloaded - Me and My Square: Episode 1 - The Peace Corps Writers - No Triumph, No Tragedy: 29/08/2011 - Americana: 28/08/2011 - Open Book: 28/08/2011 - The British Caste Conundrum - Food Programme: Kitchen Designers - The Reunion: Boys from the Blackstuff - Radio 4 Appeal: The Stroke Association - On Your Farm: 28/08/2011 - Saturday Review: 27/08/2011 - Profile: Mustafa Abdul Jalil - iPM: 27/08/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 27/08/2011 - Beyond Westminster: Talking Straight - Ibiza: Britain's Balearic Soul - Excess Baggage: Istanbul - Part 2 - Saturday Live: Stella Duffy; Luke Wright; former Vice Consul Hugh Hunter, May Shigennobu, George Orwell's landlady Irene Stacey, Chris Tarrant - Open Country: The Devil's Beeftub - A Point of View: Kim Philby - Any Questions?: Aylesbury - Front Row: Author David Almond interviewed and the art of puppetry - The Film Programme: 26/08/2011 - Last Word: Jerry Lieber, Diana Lamplugh, John Howard Davies, Ctirad Masin and George Devol - Gardeners' Question Time: Southport - More or Less: 26/08/2011 - In Business: Crunching the Crisis - The Report: The Riots - How They Began - Front Row: South Pacific Review, Author Miroslav Penkov - Material World: 25/08/2011 - Questions, Questions: 25/08/2011 - Crossing Continents: The Mystery of Dirar Abu Sisi - The Tribes of Science: More Tribes of Science, Antarctic Scientists - The House I Grew up In: Series 5, Toby Young - Four Thought: Series 2, Andrew Robinson - Front Row: Novelist Sapphire and Singer Jacqui Dankworth - Thinking Allowed: Home Life 1: Multi-Generational Household - The Media Show: Covering Events in Libya - In Living Memory: Series 14, Episode 4 - The First 1000 Days: A Legacy for Life: Episode 2 - In Touch: Concessionary Bus Travel; Liz Cooke's Parachute Jump. 23/08/2011 - Treating Tumours: Old Drug, New Tricks - Front Row: Bill Nighy, and Almodóvar's The Skin I Live In - Great Lives: Series 25, Eduardo Paolozzi - Word of Mouth: Counting Word Incidences - Making History: 23/08/2011 - Soul Music: Series 12, Wichita Lineman - Hemingway Days - In Our Own Image - Evolving Humanity: Human Cultural Evolution Versus Genetic Evolution - Secret Britain: D for Discretion: Can the Modern Media Keep a Secret? - Front Row: One Day Review; Nicholson Baker - Return to Vukovar - No Triumph, No Tragedy: 22/08/2011 - Americana: 21/08/2011 - Open Book: 21/08/2011 - How to Write a Personal Statement - Food Programme: Food Icons: Major Patrick Rance - The Reunion: Zeebrugge Ferry Disaster - Radio 4 Appeal: The Esther Benjamins Trust - The Living World: Malham Caddisfly - Saturday Review: 20/08/2011 - Profile: Arsene Wenger - iPM: 20/08/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 20/08/2011 - Beyond Westminster: 4/6. The Blue Line Thins - Interrail Tales: 1990 to the Present Day - Excess Baggage: Istanbul - Part 1 - Saturday Live: Kevin Dutton, Salena Godden, Pat Reid, George Carrigill, Chipping Norton Crowdscape, Pauline Black's Inheritance Tracks - Open Country: Island Revival - A Point of View: Greece and the Meaning of Folly - Any Questions?: 19/08/2011 - Front Row: Kirsty Lang with writer Francisco Goldman and musician Wynton Marsalis - The Film Programme: 19/08/2011 - Last Word: Robert Robinson, Mother Thelka, Shammi Kapoor, Paul Wilkinson - A Guide to Farmland Birds: Episode 5 - Gardeners' Question Time: Canning Town, London - More or Less: 19/08/2011 - In Business: Made in India - The Report: Hacking Scandal - Front Row: Streisand songwriters Alan and Marilyn Bergman; David Mach - Material World: 18/08/2011 - A Guide to Farmland Birds: Episode 4 - Questions, Questions: 18/08/2011 - Opening the Boxes: A Soprano's Secrets - Crossing Continents: Takoradi, Ghana's Oil City - The Tribes of Science: More Tribes of Science, The Statisticians - The House I Grew up In: Series 5, Jasvinder Sanghera - The Path of Least Resistance - Four Thought: Series 2, Owen Hatherley - Iconoclasts: Series 4, Episode 2 - Front Row: In Edinburgh with AL Kennedy; Bobby Crush; Andy Zaltzman - Thinking Allowed: Blame the parents? - Chungking Mansions, Hong Kong - A Guide to Farmland Birds: Episode 3 - The Media Show: Phone Hacking and Big Brother - Face the Facts: Bogus Jobs - In Living Memory: Series 14, Episode 3 - Voices from the Old Bailey: Series 2, Whose Law Is It Anyway? - The First 1000 Days: A Legacy for Life: In the Womb - In Touch: Future for Rehabilitation Services / Icelandic Diary. 16/08/2011 - Slums 101 - Front Row: Inbetweeners cast interviewed; Seven Dwarves reviewed - Great Lives: Series 25, Emily Dickinson - Word of Mouth: Voice Recognition - A Guide to Farmland Birds: Episode 2 - Home Planet: Historic Faversham - Soul Music: Series 12, Mendelssohn's Octet - In Our Own Image - Evolving Humanity: Human Cultural Evolution Versus Genetic Evolution - Secret Britain: One Hundred Years of Secrecy - Document: 15/08/2011 - Front Row: Jonathan Lynn; Brendan Gleeson in The Guard; Andre Dubus - A Guide to Farmland Birds: Episode 1 - Taking Tea with Tyrants - No Triumph, No Tragedy: 15/08/2011 - Americana: 14/08/2011 - Open Book: 14/08/2011 - Food Programme: Scotland's Food Policy - The Reunion: The Courtauld Institute - Radio 4 Appeal: Handicap International UK - The Living World: Vampire Plants - Saturday Review: 13/08/2011 - Profile: Theresa May - iPM: 13/08/2011 - Mr Suzuki's Bach Passion - Poorer Than Their Parents: Housing - From Our Own Correspondent: 13/08/2011 - Beyond Westminster: Northern Ireland - Interrail Tales: The Early Years: 1972-1990 - Excess Baggage: Phoenician ship voyage - The British seaside - Saturday Live: Richard Coles with Tom Dyckhoff, Matt Hampson, Toyah Willcox, Kenneth Grange, Steve James and Kate Fox - Open Country: 13/08/2011 - A Point of View: The Advantages of Pessimism - Any Questions?: 12/08/2011 - Front Row: Howard Marks, Martina Cole, Dreda Say Mitchell - The Film Programme: 12/08/2011 - Last Word: Michael Bukht, Hugh Carey, John Hoyland, Nancy Wake and Joe Arroyo - Gardeners' Question Time: Blackpool Winter Gardens - More or Less: 12/08/2011 - In Business: Bad Company - The Report: Extremism in the UK - Front Row: Art Theft - Mona Lisa; Goya; Turner; Rembrandt - Material World: 11/08/2011 - Questions, Questions: 11/08/2011 - The Art of Water Music - Crossing Continents: Murder, migration and Mexico - The Tribes of Science: More Tribes of Science, Diamond beam line scientists - The House I Grew up In: Series 5, Terry Waite - The Sex Test - Four Thought: Series 2, Dominic Hobson - Iconoclasts: Series 4, Episode 1 - Front Row: Jude Law on stage; Spaghetti Western Orchestra - Am I Normal?: Series 8, Episode 4 - Thinking Allowed: Children, sex and mobile phones - Terror of history - Poorer Than Their Parents: Inheritance - The Media Show: Reporting the Riots - Face the Facts: Mind The Funding Gap - In Living Memory: Series 14, Episode 2 - Voices from the Old Bailey: Series 2, Servants - In Touch: Strategies for how to cope if you are visually impaired. 09/08/2011 - File on 4: Kick Starting Recovery? - Front Row: Andy Serkis; Steve James on The Interrupters; Project Nim - Great Lives: Series 25, Kirsty MacColl - Word of Mouth: Talking Newspapers for the Blind - Home Planet: Making Oil from Plastic and Seaweed - Giving the Critic Back His Voice - Generations Apart: Episode 2 - Document: 08/08/2011 - Front Row: Designer Ron Arad and novelist Hari Kunzru - The Barbershop - Generations Apart: Baby Boomers - Americana: 07/08/2011 - Bookclub: Donna Leon - Death at La Fenice - The I Love You Bridge - Food Programme: Mario Cassandro - The Reunion: Barings Bank Collapse - Radio 4 Appeal: Relate - The Living World: Limestone Pavements - Saturday Review: 06/08/2011 - Profile: Ayatollah Ali Khamenei - iPM: 06/08/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 06/08/2011 - Beyond Westminster: Police Commissioners - Ladies of the Links - Excess Baggage: Independent countries - Kashmir - Saturday Live: Richard Coles with Paul Gambaccini, Matt Harvey and Nicholas Evans - Open Country: 06/08/2011 - A Point of View: Modern Parenting - Any Questions?: 05/08/2011 - Front Row: Angus Macqueen on his Chilean Miners Documentary - The Film Programme: 05/08/2011 - Last Word: John Stott, Stan Barstow, Derek Bryce-Smith, David Dunseith and Fran Landesman - Gardeners' Question Time: Walsham Le Willows - More or Less: 05/08/2011 - So You Want To Be an Exorcist - In Business: Bitter Pill - The Report: 04/08/2011 - Front Row: Viktoria Mullova and Matthew Barley; Charlotte Gainsbourg in The Tree - Material World: 04/08/2011 - Russia: The Wild East: Series 2, The Brezhnev Years - Questions, Questions: 04/08/2011 - Paddling with Peter Duck - Crossing Continents: The Mourides of Senegal - The Tribes of Science: More Tribes of Science, The Archaeologists - The House I Grew up In: Series 5, Shirley Williams - Human Kind - Four Thought: Series 2, Musa Okwonga - Keynes Vs. Hayek - Front Row: Author Sebastian Barry and the Kristin Scott Thomas film Sarah's Key - Thinking Allowed: The mummy's curse - Death photography - Russia: The Wild East: Series 2, The Rise and Fall of Khrushchev - Poorer Than Their Parents: Pensions - The Media Show: Libel, Contempt and the PCC - Face the Facts: Mister Bollywood and the Case of the Missing Millions - In Living Memory: Series 14, Episode 1 - Voices from the Old Bailey: Series 2, Sexual Subcultures - Am I Normal?: Series 8, Episode 3 - In Touch: Peter White talks to Maggie Rosen about her partial sight + Can't See Will Cook - File on 4: Exiles in Fear - Front Row: Gerald Seymour; JJ Abrams's Super 8 - Great Lives: Series 25, Graham Greene - Word of Mouth: Eisteddfod - Russia: The Wild East: Series 2, The Secret Speech/Scramble for Power - Home Planet: Rustling Leaves and Coppiced Verges - Science: From Cradle to Grave - Document: 01/08/2011 - Front Row: Daljit Nagra, Atkinson Grimshaw - Russia: The Wild East: Series 2, The Doctor's Plot - Too Clever by Half - Americana: 31/07/2011 - Open Book: 31/07/2011 - Mabey in the Wild: Samphire - Food Programme: Yeast - Desert Island Discs: Danny Baker - Radio 4 Appeal: Lymphoma Association - The Living World: Farne Island Puffins - Saturday Review: 30/07/2011 - Profile: John Armitt - iPM: 30/07/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 30/07/2011 - Beyond Westminster: 30/07/2011 - The Ice Cream Van Cometh - Excess Baggage: Holy places in Britain, Antarctica - Saturday Live: Anita Anand with Alexei Sayle, Elvis McGonagall and Eoin Colfer - Open Country: 30/07/2011 - A Point of View: On Social Climbing - Any Questions?: 29/07/2011 - Front Row: Bjork and Sonia Friedman - The Film Programme: 29/07/2011 - Last Word: Cec Thompson, Dekha Ibrahim Abdi, Robert Ettinger and Googie Withers - Russia: The Wild East: Series 2, The Iron Curtain - Gardeners' Question Time: Postbag Edition, Sparsholt College - The New Silk Road with Roger Law - In Business: New Dimension - The Report: The MOD's Missing Kit - Front Row: Philippa Gregory on The Borgias, Kid Acne, and Ealing comedies - Material World: 28/07/2011 - Questions, Questions: 28/07/2011 - My Empire of Dust - Crossing Continents: Escape from North Korea - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 7, Withdrawing Treatment - Four Thought: Series 2, Clare Lockhart - Leader Conference: Series 1, Libya; the UK economy; and how shop staff should speak to customers - Front Row: Anime film Arrietty and Mansfield Park, the opera - Thinking Allowed: Creating capabilities - The Media Show: 27/07/2011 - Face the Facts: Prescribed Addiction - The Shipwrecked Bears - Voices from the Old Bailey: Series 2, Riots - Am I Normal?: Series 8, Episode 2 - In Touch: NICE refuses to approve Lucentis for Diabetic Macular Oedema. 26/07/11 - File on 4: Revolving Doors - Front Row: Horrid Henry the movie, and Nicholas Crane on Towns - A Good Read: Alexander Waugh, Xanthe Clay - Word of Mouth: Surnames - Home Planet: Clouds, Boats and Pond Life - Composer Joseph Horovitz: No Ordinary Joe - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 14 - Top of the Class: Series 3, Andrea Levy - The Long View: BBC Salford and the Manchester Guardian - Waiting for Independence Day - Front Row: 25/07/2011 - The Lunatic Line: Episode 2 - Americana: 24/07/2011 - Open Book: A History of Women's Writing Part Three; Has Crime Writing Become Too Gory? - Mabey in the Wild: Indian Balsam - Food Programme: School Food - Desert Island Discs: Heather Rabbatts - Radio 4 Appeal: Cardiac Risk in the Young - On Your Farm: 24/07/2011 - Saturday Review: 23/07/2011 - Profile: Elizabeth Filkin - iPM: 23/07/2011 - Poorer Than Their Parents: Jobs - From Our Own Correspondent: 23/07/2011 - Week in Westminster: 23/07/2011 - How Dolly Got Rotherham Reading - Excess Baggage: Hawaii - Buskers - Saturday Live: Paul Jackson, Aoife Mannix, Martin Pistorius, Steve Hewlett and Tessa Peake-Jones - Open Country: Northumberlandia - A Point of View: What's in a marriage - Any Questions?: 22/07/2011 - Front Row: Tony Bennett looks back over his singing career - The Film Programme: 22/07/2011 - Last Word: Lucian Freud, Ahmed Wali Karzai, Hanna Segal, Roland Petit, Manuel Galban - Gardeners' Question Time: RHS Show Tatton Park - The Hunt for Bin Laden: From Tora Bora to Abbottabad - In Business: Europe on the Edge - The Report: Phone Hacking - Front Row: Maxine Peake in the new play, Loyalty - Material World: 21/07/2011 - Questions, Questions: 21/07/2011 - Horsepower - Crossing Continents: Libyan refugees - Erased Memories and Spotless Minds - Four Thought: Series 2, Hilary Cottam - Leader Conference: Series 1, Improving Aid; Party Leaders; Custard Pies - Front Row: Amos Oz, Ghost the Musical - Thinking Allowed: Privacy and parenting by mobile phone. - The Media Show: The Murdochs and Phone Hacking - Face the Facts: The Loan Cowboys - Midweek: 20/07/2011 - Am I Normal?: Series 8, Episode 1 - In Touch: Sight Village technology - we review the latest gadgets. 19/07/2011 - File on 4: An Emergency Crisis? - Front Row: The new Museum of Liverpool; Beginners; Mercury Prize Shortlist - A Good Read: Raymond Tallis, Allegra Stratton - Word of Mouth: Foreign Language Learning - Home Planet: Bees, Moths and Snowdrop Bulbs - Making Tracks - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 13 - Top of the Class: Series 3, Michael Portillo - The Long View: Is the Euro the New Gold Standard? - Soft Power Hard News: Episode 2 - Front Row: Designer Kenneth Grange; Cars 2 reviewed - The Lunatic Line: Episode 1 - Americana: 17/07/2011 - Open Book: Al Murray on Thackeray, and a History of Women's Writing Part Two - Mabey in the Wild: Wild Roses - The Power of Om - Food Programme: Emergency Food - Desert Island Discs: Michael McIntyre - A Point of View: The Art of Conversation - Radio 4 Appeal: Campaign for National Parks - On Your Farm: Military Farm - Saturday Review: 16/07/2011 - Profile: Rupert Murdoch - The Reith Lectures: Securing Freedom: 2011, Aung San Suu Kyi: Dissent - From Our Own Correspondent: 16/07/2011 - Week in Westminster: 16/07/2011 - Excess Baggage: South Africa - InterRail - Saturday Live: Dreda Say Mitchell, Mr Gee, Bury St Edmunds, Mandela's friend Paul Goldreich, former model Caroline Christensen, Jacqui Smith - Open Country: The South Downs - An Inspirational Landscape - iPM: 16/07/2011 - Front Row: The biggest ever symphony; smoking on stage; Ben Mezrich - Profile: Rebekah Brooks - The Film Programme: 15/07/2011 - Last Word: Betty Ford, the Earl of Harewood, Betty Callaway and Josef Suk - Gardeners' Question Time: Winchester, Hampshire - The Hunt for Bin Laden: From Khartoum to Kabul - The Reith Lectures: Securing Freedom: 2011, Aung San Suu Kyi: Liberty - The Bottom Line: Limits of Automation - The Report: 14/07/2011 - Front Row: Jake or Dinos Chapman - A Show of Work Done Separately - Material World: 14/07/2011 - Under Jacques Demy's Umbrella - Crossing Continents: On the road with Hillary Clinton - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 7, Unconscious and Pregnant - Four Thought: Series 2, Matthew Engel - Leader Conference: Series 1, Press Regulation, the Euro, Who Does the School Run - Front Row: Bobby Fischer film, and Mr Benn creator David McKee - Thinking Allowed: Liverpool Riots - Children and Politics - The Media Show: Lord Patten and Phone Hacking - Face the Facts: Saving Lives in Seconds - Midweek: 13/07/2011 - All in the Mind: Arson - Parenting Courses - Autism - In Touch: How to get the Visual Impairment message across? 12/07/11 - File on 4: Open Borders? - Front Row: Johnny Vegas makes art out of selling, and in the dark with Amadou and Mariam - A Good Read: Juliet Barker, John O'Farrell - Home Planet: Comets and Constellations - Late Nights at the Blue Boar - The Art Bunker - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 12 - Britain's Labs: Stem Cells - The Long View: HMS Challenger and the Space Shuttle - Analysis: Unsure about Sure Start - Soft Power Hard News: Episode 1 - Front Row: Frank Cottrell Boyce on the final Harry Potter film, Rageh Omaar on The Life of Muhammad - Happy Birthday, Neptune - Americana: 10/07/2011 - Open Book: Part one of a history of women's writing, A Book of One's Own - Mabey in the Wild: Snake's Head Fritillary - Food Programme: Trans-fats - Desert Island Discs: John Graham - Radio 4 Appeal: Tuberous Sclerosis Society - On Your Farm: 10/07/2011 - Archive on 4: Meeting Myself Coming Back, Michael Heseltine - Saturday Review: 09/07/2011 - Profile: Nick Davies - From Our Own Correspondent: 09/07/2011 - Week in Westminster: 09/07/2011 - Excess Baggage: Somali Pirates - Montserrat - Languages - Saturday Live: Cerys Matthews, Murray Lachlan Young, DeLorean, Paul Theroux, memory loss mum Naomi Jacobs, Picasso's playmate Antony Penrose - Open Country: Trailblaze on the South Downs - iPM: 09/07/2011 - A Point of View: In Praise of the Zoo - Any Questions?: 08/07/2011 - Front Row: Barry Norman on Hollywood Glamour; Mick Jagger's new group SuperHeavy, Commonwealth Institute - The Film Programme: 08/07/2011 - Last Word: Otto von Habsburg, Cy Twombly, Anna Massey, Robin Nash and Robert Widmer - Gardeners' Question Time: GQT Summer Garden Party - The Media Show: Special: The Demise of the News of the World - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 11 - The Bottom Line: Profits and Pitfalls - The Report: 07/07/2011 - Front Row: Anna Maxwell Martin; Sondheim's Road Show - Material World: 07/07/2011 - A Hundred Years of Mervyn Peake - From Our Own Correspondent: 07/07/2011 - In Our Time: The Minoan Civilisation - Frontiers: Ageing and Telomeres - Four Thought: Series 2, Penny Pepper - Leader Conference: Series 1, Phone hacking; UK manufacturing; JK Rowling - Front Row: Bertrand Tavernier and Jean-Luc Godard's new films; Cy Twombly, Tom Rob Smith - Thinking Allowed: Comedy capital - Work's intimacy - The Media Show: 06/07/2011 - Midweek: 06/07/2011 - All in the Mind: Gambling and Superstition - Gardening for Mental Health - Metaphors - In Touch: What arrangements are being made for blind sports fans with Olympic tickets? - File on 4: Business As Usual? - Front Row: Romola Garai, David Schwimmer's film Trust - A Good Read: Fay Weldon, Louise Welsh - Home Planet: Southern Ocean Wanderers - The Bird Fancyer's Delight - Tim Key's Suspended Sentence - Analysis: Scotland - Front Row: Terrence Malick's film The Tree Of Life reviewed - The Infinite Monkey Cage: Series 4, Episode 6 - Start the Week: 04/07/2011 - Americana: 03/07/2011 - Bookclub: William Fiennes - The Music Room - Mabey in the Wild: Wild Daffodils - Food Programme: Food in the Scottish Borders - Desert Island Discs: Tony Robinson - Radio 4 Appeal: Village Aid - On Your Farm: 03/07/2011 - Archive on 4: Meeting Myself Coming Back, Bob Geldof - Saturday Review: 02/07/2011 - Profile: Christine Lagarde - From Our Own Correspondent: 02/07/2011 - Week in Westminster: 02/07/2011 - Taboo be Doo: Episode 2 - Excess Baggage: Rites of Passage - Mexico - Saturday Live: 02/07/2011 - Open Country: Hay Meadows - iPM: 02/07/2011 - Any Questions?: 01/07/2011 - Front Row: Manchester International Festival Special - The Film Programme: 01/07/2011 - Last Word: Arthur Goldreich, Peter Falk, Terry Marsland and Mario Cassandro - Gardeners' Question Time: Plympton St Maurice - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 10 - The Bottom Line: The Future of the Web - Front Row: Kevin Spacey as Richard III; Aravind Adiga interviewed - Material World: 30/06/2011 - Does Happiness Write White? - From Our Own Correspondent: 30/06/2011 - In Our Time: Tennyson's In Memoriam - Frontiers: 29/06/2011 - Four Thought: Series 2, Danny Kruger - Decision Time: 29/06/2011 - Front Row: Trevor Eve at 60 and Robert Redford's new film - Thinking Allowed: Chavs - Ageing Goths - The Media Show: 29/06/2011 - Midweek: 29/06/2011 - The Infinite Monkey Cage: Series 4, Episode 5 - All in the Mind: Mental Health in Hong Kong - In Touch: Are there too many charities for blind people? - File on 4: Elderly Care - Front Row: Tom Hanks' new film Larry Crowne; Damon Albarn, and Duane Eddy - A Good Read: Hardeep Singh Kohli, Simon Evans - Law in Action: Scotland - Home Planet: 28/06/2011 - The Politics of Dancing: How Disco Changed the World - The Dali Christ - Analysis: Is America Doomed? - Front Row: Philip Roth - Green Ears - Start the Week: 27/06/2011 - Americana: 26/06/2011 - Open Book: 26/06/2011 - Food Programme: New Foodies - Desert Island Discs: Dame Harriet Walter - Radio 4 Appeal: ERIC - On Your Farm: 26/06/2011 - Archive on 4: Schumacher's Big Society - Saturday Review: 25/06/2011 - Profile: Bashar al-Assad - From Our Own Correspondent: 25/06/2011 - Week in Westminster: 25/06/2011 - Taboo be Doo: Episode 1 - Excess Baggage: Cycles - Saturday Live: 25/06/2011 - Ramblings: Literary Walks, Alderley Edge - Alan Garner - iPM: 25/06/2011 - Any Questions?: 24/06/2011 - Front Row: Stevie Nicks' solo album; Arthur Wood: Archers' composer - The Film Programme: 24/06/2011 - Last Word: Brian Haw, Mike Waterson, Yelena Bonner and Mietek Pemper - Gardeners' Question Time: Dumfries & Galloway - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 9 - The Bottom Line: Keeping Score - Front Row: 23/06/2011 - Material World: 23/06/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 23/06/2011 - In Our Time: Malthusianism - Frontiers: 22/06/2011 - Four Thought: Series 2, Ed Smith - Decision Time: 22/06/2011 - Front Row: Magritte and Warhol shows reviewed; Nico Muhly; Sirens - Thinking Allowed: The Politics of Sleep - Women Who Kill - The Media Show: 22/06/2011 - Midweek: 22/06/2011 - All in the Mind: The Stress Special - In Touch: 21/06/2011 - File on 4: A Living Death - Front Row: Russell T Davies; Christos Tsiolkas - A Good Read: Laura Solon, Fleur Adcock - Law in Action: The new business of law - Making History: 21/06/2011 - Free Wales Harmony: When Pop Went Welsh - Britain's Labs: Rothamsted Research - The Long View: Super Injunctions and William Hone - Analysis: Hague's Middle East - Front Row: Bridesmaids reviewed; Stephen Frears at 70; Folkestone Triennial - Start the Week: 20/06/2011 - Americana: 19/06/2011 - Open Book: Margaret Drabble, Helen Oyeyemi and Beach Reads - Food Programme: Sanjay and the Sardine - Desert Island Discs: Len Goodman - Radio 4 Appeal: Book Aid International - On Your Farm: 19/06/2011 - Saturday Review: 18/06/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 18/06/2011 - Week in Westminster: 18/06/2011 - Royal Racers and Fascinators - Excess Baggage: Catalonia - Cornish Coast - Saturday Live: 18/06/2011 - Ramblings: Literary Walks, Daphne Du Maurier - Fowey - iPM: 18/06/2011 - Any Questions?: 17/06/2011 - Front Row: Alan Hollinghurst - The Film Programme: 17/06/2011 - Last Word: Albertina Sisulu, MF Husain, Patrick Leigh Fermor and John Mackenzie - Gardeners' Question Time: Yorkshire Dales - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 8 - The Bottom Line: Contacts and Contracts - Front Row: Mildred Pierce review and author Andrew Miller - Material World: 16/06/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 16/06/2011 - In Our Time: Wyclif and the Lollards - Frontiers: 15/06/2011 - Four Thought: Series 2, Steve Jones - Decision Time: 15/06/2011 - Front Row: Shrek the Musical, and the winner of the Art Fund Prize - Thinking Allowed: HG Wells, Utopias, Paraphernalia - The Media Show: 15/06/2011 - Midweek: 15/06/2011 - All in the Mind: Siblings with Mental Health Problems - Grief - Predicting the Future - In Touch: Council cuts to the talking book service and how accessible are ebooks for blind people? - File on 4: PFI Profits - Front Row: Architect Zaha Hadid interviewed; Life in a Day reviewed - A Good Read: Bill Paterson, Dea Birkett - Law in Action: 2/4. The coalition's sentencing reform plans - Making History: 14/06/2011 - The No.219 Sodcast Project - Britain's Labs: Bristol Centre for Nanoscience - The Choice: Prof Kevin Warwick - Analysis: Egypt's New Islamists - Front Row: William H Macy, and new Mel Gibson film The Beaver - Start the Week: 13/06/2011 - Americana: 12/06/2011 - Open Book: Amitav Ghosh and Alexander Baron rediscovered - Food Programme: National Trust - Desert Island Discs: Andrea Levy - Radio 4 Appeal: Garden Africa - On Your Farm: 12/06/2011 - Saturday Review: 11/06/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 11/06/2011 - Week in Westminster: 11/06/2011 - Your Desert Island Discs: 11/06/2011 - Ramblings: Literary Walks, Darwin - Quantock Hills - iPM: 11/06/2011 - Any Questions?: 10/06/2011 - Front Row: Kristin Scott Thomas, Terry Pratchett's documentary, Neil MacGregor - The Film Programme: 10/06/2011 - Last Word: Lawrence Eagleburger, Josephine Hart, Miriam Karlin, Jack Kevorkian and Roy Skelton - The Rattigan Versions: Memories of Terence Rattigan from Donald Sinden - Gardeners' Question Time: Totnes, Devon - A Child to Sponsor - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 7 - The Bottom Line: Raw Materials - Front Row: Julian Barratt from The Mighty Boosh; Bath's Roman Baths - Material World: 09/06/2011 - The Rattigan Versions: Memories of Terence Rattigan from Thea Sharrock - The Twilight World of Syd Barrett - From Our Own Correspondent: 09/06/2011 - In Our Time: The Origins of Infectious Disease - Frontiers: 08/06/2011 - Four Thought: Series 2, Felipe Fernandez-Armesto - Decision Time: 08/06/2011 - Front Row: Arnold Wesker's play Chicken Soup with Barley, Michael Longley, the Orange Prize winner - Thinking Allowed: 08/06/2011 - The Rattigan Versions: Memories of Terence Rattigan from Adrian Brown - The Media Show: 08/06/2011 - Midweek: 08/06/2011 - All in the Mind: Compassion and Faith - Junk Food Adverts - Magicians - In Touch: 07/06/2011 - File on 4: The Iran Connection - Front Row: John Berger, Julia Donaldson the new Children's Laureate - A Good Read: Chris Smith, Mavis Cheek - Law in Action: Super injunctions - The Rattigan Versions: Memories of Terence Rattigan from Ronald Harwood - Making History: 07/06/2011 - Liszt and His Women - Britain's Labs: The Institute for Cancer Research - The Choice: Joe Glenton - Analysis: Goodbye the Golden Eggs of Banking? - Front Row: Ray Davies on long-lost tapes; Derren Brown - The Rattigan Versions: Memories of Terence Rattigan from Princess Jean Galitzine - Start the Week: 06/06/2011 - Americana: 05/06/2011 - Bookclub: Nicole Krauss - The History of Love - The Balancing Bluebottle - Food Programme: Burgers and meat - Desert Island Discs: Alfie Boe - Radio 4 Appeal: Penny Brohn Cancer Care - On Your Farm: 05/06/2011 - Saturday Review: 04/06/2011 - The Bottom Line: Is Greed is Good? - From Our Own Correspondent: 04/06/2011 - Beyond Westminster: 04/06/2011 - Excess Baggage: Greek islands - Ireland by Kayak - Saturday Live: 04/06/2011 - Ramblings: Literary Walks, Malcolm Saville - Shropshire - iPM: 04/06/2011 - Any Questions?: 03/06/2011 - Front Row: Rolando Villazón, Kaiser Chiefs, Grey Gardens - The Film Programme: 03/06/2011 - Last Word: Dame Barbara Mills, Gil Scott-Heron, Leonora Carrington, Flick Colby - Gardeners' Question Time: Kirkcudbright, Dumfries & Galloway - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 6 - Front Row: Actor Dominic West; Paul Simon reviewed - Material World: 02/06/2011 - Sore Fingers - From Our Own Correspondent: 02/06/2011 - In Our Time: The Battle of Stamford Bridge - Frontiers: Human microbes - Four Thought: Series 2, Anne Applebaum - Front Row: Frankie Valli - frontman of The Four Seasons - Thinking Allowed: Household breakup in New Orleans - Communist memories - The Media Show: 01/06/2011 - Midweek: 01/06/2011 - All in the Mind: Teenage Relationships - Memory - In Touch: Can't See Will Cook + feedback on recent stories - Front Row: Senna; Julian Barnes on tennis; Judith Kerr on widowhood. - Making History: 31/05/2011 - Fela Kuti Comes Home - In for the Kill - The Prime Ministers: Series 2, Edward Heath - The Choice: Di Franks - Arise Black Man: The Peter Tosh Story - Analysis: Unhealthy Expectations? - Front Row: Playwright Terence Rattigan re-assessed - Start the Week: 30/05/2011 - Americana: 29/05/2011 - Open Book: 29/05/2011 - FIFA: Football, Power and Politics - Food Programme: The Real Food Debate - Desert Island Discs: Roger Waters - Radio 4 Appeal: Excellent - On Your Farm: 29/05/2011 - Saturday Review: 28/05/2011 - iPM: 28/05/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 28/05/2011 - Week in Westminster: 28/05/2011 - Excess Baggage: Afghanistan, Libya, Chechnya - Saturday Live: 28/05/2011 - Ramblings: Literary Walks, Hereford - Bruce Chatwin - Any Questions?: From Saffron Walden Town Hall, Essex - Front Row: War Correspondents - From Telegram to Twitter - The Film Programme: 27/05/2011 - Last Word: Mala Sen, Willard Boyle, Lloyd Knibb, and the 7th Earl of Onslow - Gardeners' Question Time: Postbag edition - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 5 - In Business: Continental Drift - The Report: 26/05/2011 - Front Row: 26/05/2011 - Material World: 26/05/2011 - Doing It in the Street - From Our Own Correspondent: 26/05/2011 - In Our Time: Xenophon - Costing the Earth: Nature's Medicine Cabinet - Four Thought: Series 2, Politicians and pogo sticks - Front Row: James Corden on stage; Martin and Eliza Carthy - Thinking Allowed: Playboy - Celebrity politics - The Media Show: 25/05/2011 - Midweek: 25/05/2011 - All in the Mind: Racism - Defeat - Comic Strips - In Touch: Schooling for visually impaired children and audio introductions for films - Front Row: Film producer Peter Bart on the making of The Godfather - Great Lives: Series 24, Harold Pinter - Making History: 24/05/2011 - Blowing in the Wind: Dylan's Spiritual Journey - The Prime Ministers: Series 2, Harold Wilson - The Choice: Mikey Walsh - Here We Come - ADHD and Me - Front Row: Germaine Greer, Anthony Browne, Beryl Bainbridge reviewed - Scientists Go To Hollywood - The Jukes - Bad Blood or Bad Science - Start the Week: 23/05/2011 - Americana: 22/05/2011 - Open Book: Frederick Forsyth, Robert Louis Stevenson, and Literary Salons in Afghanistan - Food Programme: Vinegar - Desert Island Discs: Debbie Harry - Radio 4 Appeal: Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation - The Living World: Raft Spiders - Saturday Review: 21/05/2011 - iPM: 21/05/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 21/05/2011 - Week in Westminster: 21/05/2011 - Falling for Francoise - Excess Baggage: Australia - Art galleries in Britain & Ireland - Iceland - Saturday Live: 21/05/2011 - Ramblings: Literary Walks, Heptonstall - Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath - Any Questions?: From The Galtres Centre, Easingwold, Yorkshire - Front Row: Chinese pianist Lang Lang on inspiring young players - The Film Programme: 20/05/2011 - Last Word: Garret FitzGerald, Pam Gems, Elisabeth Svendsen, Ernesto Sabato, Bernard Greenhouse - Gardeners' Question Time: Clapham, N. Yorkshire - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 4 - In Business: Take a Copy - The Report: 19/05/2011 - Front Row: Catherine Tate and David Tennant, Michael Portillo, Ed Smith - Material World: 19/05/2011 - The Luddite Lament - Crossing Continents: Colombia - In Our Time: Custer's Last Stand - Costing the Earth: California Gasping - Four Thought: Series 2, Buddha vs. Buddha - Front Row: Miriam Margolyes on her 70th birthday - Thinking Allowed: Cemetery Taboo - The City - The Media Show: 18/05/2011 - Face the Facts: 18/05/2011 - A History of the World Special - Midweek: 18/05/2011 - All in the Mind: Earthquake Trauma Treatment - Placebo Power - Facial Mimicry - In Touch: 17/05/2011 - The Bankers and the Bottom Billion - Front Row: Paul Giamatti in Win Win; documentary maker Adam Curtis; Danger Mouse - Great Lives: Series 24, Jack Johnson - Making History: 17/05/2011 - The Chinese Nureyev - The Prime Ministers: Series 2, Harold Macmillan - Front Row: Germaine Greer reviews Tracey Emin, and the new Pirates of the Caribbean - Start the Week: 16/05/2011 - Americana: 15/05/2011 - Open Book: 15/05/2011 - Food Programme: The Coffee Business - Desert Island Discs: Kwame Kwei-Armah - Radio 4 Appeal: African Revival - The Living World: Oil Beetles - Four Thought: Series 2, Dying for a new phone - Saturday Review: 14/05/2011 - iPM: 14/05/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 14/05/2011 - Week in Westminster: Week In Westminster - The Twangmasters: The Art of the Lead Guitarist - Excess Baggage: Nagaland - Kosovo - Skiing in Iran - Saturday Live: 14/05/2011 - Open Country: Foot and Mouth - Ten Years On - Any Questions?: St John's College, Cambridge - Front Row: Holburne Museum in Bath; Cannes; Staff Benda Bilili - The Film Programme: 13/05/2011 - Last Word: Seve Ballesteros, Richard Holmes, Dana Wynter, Enid Seeney and John Walker - Gardeners' Question Time: Wentworth Castle Gardens - More or Less: 13/05/2011 - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 3 - In Business: Watch Your Language - The Report: 12/05/2011 - Front Row: Documentaries on big and small screens; Wayne McGregor - Material World: 12/05/2011 - Costing the Earth: The Real Avatar - Australian Rap - Crossing Continents: The Pakistan Connection - In Our Time: The Anatomy of Melancholy - Front Row: Elmore Leonard, Tony Robinson and Mark Billingham, Ai Weiwei reviewed - Thinking Allowed: Russian Children in Custody - Paranormal Media - The Media Show: 11/05/2011 - Face the Facts: Advertising Space - Midweek: 11/05/2011 - All in the Mind: Ostracism - Anorexia - In Touch: Is it possible to earn a living as a blind artist? And the latest report on drugs for AMD - Front Row: Hugh Laurie, Attack the Block, Conrad Shawcross - Great Lives: Series 24, Petra Kelly - Making History: 10/05/2011 - The Prime Ministers: Series 2, Ramsay MacDonald - Front Row: Terry Gilliam's The Damnation of Faust - Gone Today, Hair Tomorrow - Start the Week: 09/05/2011 - More or Less: 08/05/2011 - Americana: 08/05/2011 - Open Book: 08/05/2011 - Food Programme: Climate Change Farm - Desert Island Discs: Molly Parkin - Radio 4 Appeal: Home Start - The Living World: Dymock Daffodils - Saturday Review: 07/05/2011 - iPM: 07/05/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 07/05/2011 - Week in Westminster: 07/05/2011 - Monty Python's Fliegender Zirkus! - Excess Baggage: Liberia - Evacuation - Algeria - Saturday Live: 07/05/2011 - Open Country: Welsh Highland Railway - Any Questions?: 06/05/2011 - Front Row: Steve Reich, and a report from the Brighton Festival - The Film Programme: 06/05/2011 - Last Word: Osama bin Laden, Sir Henry Leach, Sir Henry Cooper, Hubert Schlafly and Arthur Laurents - Gardeners' Question Time: Carmarthenshire, Wales - Requiem for a Moth - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 2 - In Business: Keep it Local - The Report: 05/05/2011 - Front Row: Randy Newman at the Piano - Material World: 05/05/2011 - 78 Revolutions - Crossing Continents: South Africa - In Our Time: Islamic Law and its Origins - Costing the Earth: Greening the Teens - Four Thought: Series 2, Don't Apologise - Front Row: Kate Bush in a rare interview; and John Cleese reviewed - Thinking Allowed: The Poor on Poverty and Radical Gardening - The Media Show: 04/05/2011 - Face the Facts: 04/05/2011 - Random Edition: The Random Edition Festival of Britain Special - Midweek: 04/05/2011 - All in the Mind: Personal Space - Suicide and Bereavement - Reporting Neuroscience - In Touch: Football Focus and DLA updates - Lebanon: The Next Generation - Front Row: Saoirse Ronan and Cate Blanchett in the film Hanna - Great Lives: Series 24, Lewis Carroll - Making History: 03/05/2011 - The Walpole Chronicle - The Prime Ministers: Series 2, Herbert Asquith - Front Row: The Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield opens - Start the Week: 02/05/2011 - More or Less: 29/04/2011 - Americana: 01/05/2011 - Bookclub: Andrew O'Hagan - Be Near Me - Food Programme: Royal Food - Desert Island Discs: Prof David Phillips - Radio 4 Appeal: Self Help Africa - The Living World: Islay Birds - Saturday Review: 30/04/2011 - iPM: 30/04/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 30/04/2011 - Beyond Westminster: The Perils of Planning - Excess Baggage: 30/04/2011 - Saturday Live: 30/04/2011 - Open Country: Mingulay - The Doctor and Douglas - Any Questions?: 29/04/2011 - Front Row: The rise of film and TV drama based on real events - The Film Programme: 29/04/2011 - Last Word: John Sullivan, Sai Baba, Poly Styrene, Mike Campbell, Max Mathews - Gardeners' Question Time: Carrickfergus - Saving Species: Series 2, Episode 1 - In Business: For Your Information - The Report: 28/04/2011 - Front Row: Brenda Blethyn; Nitin Sawhney and James Taylor; Royal Shakespeare Company at Stratford - Material World: 28/04/2011 - Erich Honecker's Rock and Roll Years - Crossing Continents: What happened next? - In Our Time: Cogito Ergo Sum - Costing the Earth: Cocoa Loco - Four Thought: Series 2, Care to be a nurse? - Front Row: Christopher Eccleston on The Shadow Line - Thinking Allowed: Craft and Community - The Media Show: 27/04/2011 - Midweek: 27/04/2011 - All in the Mind: Professor James Fallon's Self-Discovery - Mirror-Pain - Spring - In Touch: 26/04/2011 - Fallout: The Legacy of Chernobyl - Front Row: Shirley MacLaine, Thor, John Sullivan - Great Lives: Series 24, Kathleen Ferrier - Making History: 26/04/2011 - Tales from the Digital Archive - The Prime Ministers: Series 2, William Gladstone - Front Row: Andy Warhol's last trip to London - Click On: Series 8, STDs on smart phones and solar flares - Start the Week: 25/04/2011 - Americana: 24/04/2011 - Open Book: Edward St Aubyn - Gardeners' Question Time: Ambridge - Food Programme: Margate's Food Stories - Pie Days and Holidays - Desert Island Discs: Cath Kidston - Radio 4 Appeal: Prisoner's Education Trust - Saturday Review: 23/04/2011 - Profile: Martin Amis - iPM: 23/04/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 23/04/2011 - Beyond Westminster: 23/04/2011 - The Swedish Invasion - Excess Baggage: Northern Ireland - Saturday Live: 23/04/2011 - Open Country: Herefordshire film - Any Questions?: 22/04/2011 - Front Row: Depictions of Christ from Dorothy L Sayers to James Frey - The Film Programme: 22/04/2011 - Last Word: Tim Hetherington, Barbara Harmer, TP Flanagan, Prof David Bowen, Elisabeth Sladen - More or Less: 22/04/2011 - James and the Giant Eagle - In Business: Watch This Space - The Report: 21/04/2011 - Front Row: David Tennant in United; Ray Winstone in Tracker - Material World: 21/04/2011 - The Ladies' Man of Opera - Crossing Continents: Germany - In Our Time: The Pelagian Controversy - Costing the Earth: Peak Leak - Front Row: Morrissey talks to John Wilson - Thinking Allowed: Demise of a Welsh steel town - Sexual politics of ballroom dancing (BSA 60th Anniversary) - The Media Show: 20/04/2011 - Midweek: 20/04/2011 - All in the Mind: London's East End Baby Language Lab - In Touch: 19/04/2011 - Front Row: John Wilson in Iran - Great Lives: Series 24, Simone de Beauvoir - Making History: 19/04/2011 - Ghost Music - The RSC at 50: The New Theatre - The Light Switch Project - The Prime Ministers: Series 2, Earl Grey - Front Row: Russell Brand and Helen Mirren in Arthur - Click On: Series 8, The death of the mouse, and Twitter customer service - Start the Week: 18/04/2011 - Americana: 17/04/2011 - Open Book: 17/04/2011 - Mind Changers: Elizabeth Loftus and Eye Witness Testimony - Food Programme: Borough Market - Desert Island Discs: Felicity Green - Radio 4 Appeal: Anti-Slavery International - On Your Farm: 17/04/2011 - Saturday Review: 16/04/2011 - iPM: 16/04/2011 - Bookclub: Bill Bryson - From Our Own Correspondent: 16/04/2011 - Beyond Westminster: Delivering Devolution - Sylvie Simmons: The Rock Chick - Excess Baggage: Welsh wilderness - Harp around the World - Moonlight - Saturday Live: 16/04/2011 - Open Country: Horseback UK - Front Row: The Pale King, by David Foster Wallace; Jazz Viola - The Film Programme: 15/04/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: Powys, Wales - More or Less: 15/04/2011 - In Business: Quick on the Draw - The Report: 14/04/2011 - Front Row: Betty Blue Eyes reviewed - Material World: 14/04/2011 - Crossing Continents: Egypt: Sisters of the Revolution - In Our Time: The Neutrino - Costing the Earth: Deepwater Horizon - The Real Damage - Unreliable Evidence: Complexity - Front Row: The Ipswich murders become a stage production: London Road - Thinking Allowed: Catholic Police Officers in Northern Ireland - Facebook - The Media Show: 13/04/2011 - Midweek: 13/04/2011 - The Chemist of Life and Death - In Touch: 12/04/2011 - Front Row: Joan Miro at Tate Modern; Henning Mankell - Great Lives: Series 24, Leonard Bernstein - Making History: 12/04/2011 - Into the Music Library - The RSC at 50: The First Ten Years - Voodoo Wasps and Zombie Worms - The Prime Ministers: Series 2, William Pitt the Younger - Front Row: Writer Rona Munro; Meek's Cutoff reviewed - Click On: Series 8, Crowdsourcing Japanese radiation - Random Edition: 1961 First Man in Space 50th Anniversary Special - Start the Week: 11/04/2011 - Americana: 10/04/2011 - Open Book: 10/04/2011 - Food Programme: Food and the Sicilian mafia - Desert Island Discs: Terry Gilliam - Radio 4 Appeal: Action on Elder Abuse - On Your Farm: 10/04/2011 - Saturday Review: 09/04/2011 - Profile: Ai Weiwei - iPM: 09/04/2011 - Any Questions?: 08/04/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 09/04/2011 - Week in Westminster: 09/04/2011 - For One Night Only: Series 6, Keith Jarrett: The Cologne Concert - Excess Baggage: Walking in Ireland and Spain - Philippines - Saturday Live: 09/04/2011 - Open Country: Sherwood Forest - Front Row: TV thriller The Reckoning, and Iraq film Son of Babylon - The Film Programme: 08/04/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: Postbag edition from Bunny Guinness' garden - More or Less: 08/04/2011 - In Business: New Bric On The Block - The Report: 07/04/2011 - Front Row: Documentary maker Molly Dineen; Roger Michell on one-take films - Material World: 07/04/2011 - Crossing Continents: Ecuador - In Our Time: Octavia Hill - Costing the Earth: Fields Paved with Gold - Unreliable Evidence: Tax - Front Row: Stefanie Powers interview; Murray Gold on Kafka - Thinking Allowed: Streetlife - Performing politics in the square - The Media Show: 06/04/2011 - Midweek: 06/04/2011 - Blood For Blood - In Touch: How accessible are social networks for blind people? - File on 4: Air Crashes - Front Row: Bob Marley photos, and war documentary Armadillo - Great Lives: Series 24, Thomas Edison - Making History: 05/04/2011 - Loud Organs His Glory - The RSC at 50: The Ensemble - The Cuckoo - The Communist Cosmos - Front Row: David Lodge and TV drama The Kennedys - Click On: Series 8, The next silicon city and the granny cloud - Start the Week: 04/04/2011 - Americana: 03/04/2011 - Bookclub: Jennifer Johnston - Food Programme: Food and the Unification of Italy - Desert Island Discs: Martin Sheen - Radio 4 Appeal: International Children's Trust - On Your Farm: 03/04/2011 - Saturday Review: 02/04/2011 - Profile: Adele - iPM: 02/04/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 02/04/2011 - Week in Westminster: 02/04/2011 - For One Night Only: Series 6, Berlioz's Les Troyens - Excess Baggage: Nigeria - Newfoundland, Labrador and Montreal, Canada - Saturday Live: 02/04/2011 - Open Country: Durham Heritage Coast - Any Questions?: 01/04/2011 - Front Row: Violinist Leila Josefowicz, novelist Glen Duncan, The Killing - The Film Programme: 01/04/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: Hartlebury, Kidderminster - More or Less: 01/04/2011 - The Biggest Radio on Earth - In Business: Over a Barrel - The Report: 31/03/2011 - Front Row: Daniel O'Donnell, William Boyd, Source Code review - Material World: 31/03/2011 - Crossing Continents: Uganda - In Our Time: The Bhagavad Gita - Costing the Earth: Alien Invaders - Unreliable Evidence: Intellectual Property - Front Row: 30/03/2011 - The Story of Economics: Monsters - Thinking Allowed: Mafias - Live Music - The Media Show: 30/03/2011 - Midweek: 30/03/2011 - Is Surgery Scientific? - In Touch: Olympic Ticket Update and Blind Photography - File on 4: Memory on Trial - Front Row: 29/03/2011 - A Good Read: Rageh Omaar, Stephanie Calman - Making History: 29/03/2011 - Soul Music: Series 11, Mahler's Adagietto - On the Ropes: Adam Ant - Document: 28/03/2011 - Front Row: Essential Killing reviewed; Candy Cabs writers - Click On: Series 8, Crimefighting gadgets and crowdsourcing governments - Start the Week: 28/03/2011 - Americana: 27/03/2011 - Open Book: 27/03/2011 - Food Programme: Natural Wine - The Reunion: The British Rock and Rollers - Radio 4 Appeal: The Amber Trust - On Your Farm: 27/03/2011 - Saturday Review: 26/03/2011 - Profile: Amr Moussa - From Our Own Correspondent: 26/03/2011 - Week in Westminster: 26/03/2011 - For One Night Only: Series 6, BB King Live at the Regal - Excess Baggage: Morecambe Bay - India - Saturday Live: 26/03/2011 - Open Country: Edgelands - iPM: 26/03/2011 - Any Questions?: 25/03/2011 - Front Row: The Aesthetic Movement at the V&A, and Kylie's Show Director - The Film Programme: 25/03/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: The Edible Garden Show - Science Betrayed: Episode 2 - The Bottom Line: Fashion - The Report: 24/03/2011 - Front Row: Peter Brook at 86 - Material World: 24/03/2011 - The Media Show: 24/03/2011 - Budget Call - Crossing Continents: Baghdad Airport - In Our Time: The Iron Age - Costing the Earth: Britain's Nuclear Future - Unreliable Evidence: Terrorism - Front Row: Elizabeth Taylor remembered; Gwyneth Paltrow in Country Strong - The Story of Economics: Cogs - Thinking Allowed: The Impact of the Temperance Movement - The New North - Midweek: 23/03/2011 - The Herschel Space Telescope: Episode 2 - In Touch: Can the NHS cope with demand for treatment for the UK's most common cause of blindness? - File on 4: Organs Failure? - Front Row: Midsomer Murders, Alison Krauss, James Watt's workshop - A Good Read: Andi Osho, Toby Young - Making History: 22/03/2011 - Soul Music: Series 11, Schubert's Winterreise - The Search for Growth: Episode 2 - On the Ropes: David Bermingham - Analysis: Blue Labour - Document: 21/03/2011 - Front Row: The Eagle reviewed and Jack Rosenthal's Smash! - Start the Week: 21/03/2011 - Americana: 20/03/2011 - Open Book: 20/03/2011 - Tracing Your Roots: 20/03/2011 - Food Programme: Frozen Food - The Reunion: Brixton Riots - Radio 4 Appeal: Canon Collins Trust - On Your Farm: 20/03/2011 - Letters to the Arab World Omnibus - Saturday Review: 19/03/2011 - Profile: Marine le Pen - From Our Own Correspondent: 19/03/2011 - Week in Westminster: 19/03/2011 - Excess Baggage: Australia - Georgia - St Pancras Station, London - Saturday Live: 19/03/2011 - Open Country: Death on the Moors - iPM: 19/03/2011 - Any Questions?: 18/03/2011 - Front Row: Crimson Petal and the White; 21st century clowns - The Film Programme: 18/03/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: Eden Project, Cornwall - Letters to the Arab World: Episode 5 - Science Betrayed: Episode 1 - The Bottom Line: Major Disaster Plans - Front Row: Matt Smith plays Christopher Isherwood;and the David Cohen Prize Winner - Material World: 17/03/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 17/03/2011 - Letters to the Arab World: Episode 4 - In Our Time: The Medieval University - Costing the Earth: Carbon Trading - Front Row: Frank Skinner interview, Syd Barrett's artwork discussed - The Story of Economics: Gods - Thinking Allowed: Stuart Hall - The Media Show: 16/03/2011 - Letters to the Arab World: Episode 3 - Midweek: 16/03/2011 - The Herschel Space Telescope: Episode 1 - In Touch: 15/03/2011 - File on 4: Egypt's Missing Millions - Front Row: Garrison Keillor, Submarine and Enhanced E-Books - A Good Read: Russell Kane, Hilary Bradt - Law in Action: 15/03/2011 - Making History: 15/03/2011 - Soul Music: Series 11, The Impossible Dream - The Search for Growth: Episode 1 - Letters to the Arab World: Episode 2 - On the Ropes: Professor David Nutt - Analysis: Muscular Liberalism - Document: 14/03/2011 - Front Row: Sienna Miller and Sheridan Smith in Flare Path; Emma Donoghue on Room - Food Programme: British Charcuterie - Letters to the Arab World: Episode 1 - Start the Week: 14/03/2011 - Americana: 13/03/2011 - Open Book: 13/03/2011 - In Doubt We Trust: Episode 2 - The Reunion: Comic Relief - Radio 4 Appeal: School-Home Support - On Your Farm: 13/03/2011 - Saturday Review: 12/03/2011 - Profile: William Hague - From Our Own Correspondent: 12/03/2011 - Week in Westminster: 12/03/2011 - Excess Baggage: Turkey - Harlem - Saturday Live: 12/03/2011 - Ramblings: Series 17, Birmingham - Lickey Hills - iPM: 12/03/2011 - Any Questions?: 11/03/2011 - Front Row: William Ivory on Women in Love; Baaba Maal - The Film Programme: 11/03/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: Cuddington, Buckinghamshire - Fingerprints on Trial - The Bottom Line: Slow Growth - Front Row: Alison Steadman and Hermione Norris in Blithe Spirit - Material World: 10/03/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 10/03/2011 - In Our Time: Free Will - Costing the Earth: Fur or Faux? - Front Row: Fair Game review and author Maxine Hong Kingston - Thinking Allowed: Outsourced Cultures - Happiness Letters - The Media Show: 09/03/2011 - Midweek: 09/03/2011 - Case Notes: Gut Bacteria - In Touch: Should blind sports fans qualify for concessionary tickets to the London Olympics? - File on 4: Danger at Work - Front Row: Roger Daltrey and Carl Hiaasen - A Good Read: Joe Boyd, Mat Fraser - Law in Action: 08/03/2011 - Making History: 08/03/2011 - Soul Music: Series 11, Simple Gifts - On the Ropes: Valerie Plame Wilson - Analysis: Testing the Emotions - Front Row: Ballet from the Pet Shop Boys, street photography discussed - Food Programme: Japan's Food Dilemma - Start the Week: 07/03/2011 - Americana: 06/03/2011 - Bookclub: Benjamin Zephaniah - In Doubt We Trust: Episode 1 - The Reunion: UNHCR Bosnia - Radio 4 Appeal: Bees for Development - On Your Farm: 06/03/2011 - Archive on 4: Murdoch at 80 - Saturday Review: 05/03/2011 - Profile: John Galliano - From Our Own Correspondent: 05/03/2011 - Week in Westminster: 05/03/2011 - Excess Baggage: Antarctic and Shackleton centenary expedition to the South Pole - In the footsteps of my Ottoman uncle - Saturday Live: 05/03/2011 - Ramblings: Series 17, Manchester - Marsden - iPM: 05/03/2011 - Any Questions?: 04/03/2011 - Front Row: Nigel Slater, TV's Monroe reviewed - The Film Programme: 04/03/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: Northumberland - Debating Animals: Series 2, The Kestrel and Red Kite - The Bottom Line: Business Time - The Report: 03/03/2011 - Front Row: Actress Helen Mirren and crime writer Lee Child - Material World: 03/03/2011 - Liberty, Fraternity, Anarchy - Le Punk Francais - From Our Own Correspondent: 03/03/2011 - In Our Time: The Age of the Universe - Costing the Earth: OK Coral - Front Row: Wizard of Oz reviewed, Edith Grossman, Striggio Mass - Thinking Allowed: Ethical capital - The Burden of Happiness - The Media Show: 02/03/2011 - In Living Memory: Series 13, Episode 3 - Midweek: 02/03/2011 - Case Notes: Morning Sickness - In Touch: The stigma of blindness in Kenya and style advice for blind fashionistas - File on 4: Doctors in Charge - Front Row: Royal Ballet's Alice reviewed, author Ben Macintyre - A Good Read: World Book Night special - Law in Action: 01/03/2011 - Making History: Chickens, motorcycle gunners and graffiti - Soul Music: Series 11, Mozart's Clarinet Quintet - The Smell of Money - On the Ropes: Max Mosley - Analysis: Rethinking the Middle East - Front Row: Jamie Oliver's Dream School, Claude-Michel Schonberg and David Nixon on Cleopatra - Food Programme: Malt - Start the Week: 28/02/2011 - Americana: 27/02/2011 - Profile: Lord Patten - Open Book: Kim Edwards; Sybille Bedford; Sarah Dunant & Reading Clinic - Genius Unrecognised: Microscopes - Mind Changers: Henri Tajfel's Minimal Groups - Desert Island Discs: Dame Anne Owers - Radio 4 Appeal: Prostate Action - The Living World: The Brown Hare - Saturday Review: 26/02/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 26/02/2011 - Beyond Westminster: New to the Lords - Excess Baggage: Syria - The Pennines - Saturday Live: 26/02/2011 - Ramblings: Series 17, Wales - Garth - iPM: 26/02/2011 - Any Questions?: 25/02/2011 - Front Row: The Making of The King's Speech - The Film Programme: 25/02/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: Cobham, Surrey - Debating Animals: Series 2, The Fox and the Rat - The Bottom Line: Consumer Research - Law in Action: 22/02/2011 - Front Row: Frankenstein and Anna Nicole - Material World: 24/02/2011 - News from Nowhere: How the Papers Got Their Stories - From Our Own Correspondent: 24/02/2011 - In Our Time: The Taiping Rebellion - Costing the Earth: The Real Eco Warriors? - Front Row: Guy Garvey, frontman of Elbow - Thinking Allowed: Irregular and undocumented workers - America's death penalty - The Media Show: 23/02/2011 - In Living Memory: Series 13, Episode 2 - Midweek: 23/02/2011 - Case Notes: Epilepsy - In Touch: Welfare Reform and Comic Relief's Desert Trek - File on 4: Airport Woes - Front Row: West Is West; Steven Berkoff - A Good Read: Ian Hislop, Jan Etherington - Home Planet: 22/02/2011 - The Foghorn: A Celebration - The Long View: Royal Weddings - Analysis: The Orange Book: Clegg's Political Lemon? - Front Row: Courtney Pine, Jim Davidson and Animal Kingdom - Food Programme: Andrew Lansley on Food and Obesity - Start the Week: 21/02/2011 - Americana: 20/02/2011 - Open Book: 20/02/2011 - Mind Changers: Walter Mischel's Marshmallow Study - Desert Island Discs: Lawrence Dallaglio - Radio 4 Appeal: HOPE HIV - The Living World: Ptarmigan - Saturday Review: 19/02/2011 - Profile: Sachin Tendulkar - The Bottom Line: 19/02/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 19/02/2011 - Week in Westminster: 19/02/2011 - Excess Baggage: Woods and trees - Iceland and the Scottish Islands - Saturday Live: 19/02/2011 - Ramblings: Series 17, Lancaster - Slyne - iPM: 19/02/2011 - Any Questions?: 18/02/2011 - Front Row: 18/02/2011 - The Film Programme: 18/02/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: Cheshire - Not Just Funny Animal Voices - Scientists of the Subprime - The Report: 17/02/2011 - Front Row: TV drama Silk reviewed; Sophie Hannah; The Unthanks - Material World: 17/02/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 17/02/2011 - In Our Time: Maimonides - Costing the Earth: Digging Up Britain - Front Row: Bob Geldof; Charles Ferguson's Inside Job; and Hoppé Portraits - Thinking Allowed: Islam and capitalism - Sex before the sexual revolution - The Media Show: 16/02/2011 - In Living Memory: Series 13, Episode 1 - Midweek: 16/02/2011 - Case Notes: The Pancreas - In Touch: Lee retires her guide dog and Peter gets fit for Comic Relief - File on 4: Shaken Babies? - Front Row: King's Speech, Percy Grainger, Ai Wei Wei auction - A Good Read: Anne McElvoy, Matt Wolf - Europe: Driving on the Right: Austria and Germany - Home Planet: Dead birds and hibernating flies - Bleep Bleep Bloop: Music and Video Games - Analysis: The Big Society - Front Row: Roger Deakins, MI6 paintings, Brendan O'Carroll - Food Programme: What is milk? - Start the Week: 14/02/2011 - Americana: 13/02/2011 - Open Book: 13/02/2011 - Desert Island Discs: Celia Imrie - Radio 4 Appeal: SeeAbility - The Living World: Yew Trees - Saturday Review: 12/02/2011 - Profile: Arianna Huffington - From Our Own Correspondent: 12/02/2011 - Week in Westminster: 12/02/2011 - Excess Baggage: 12/02/2011 - Saturday Live: 12/02/2011 - Ramblings: Series 17, Ireland - Belfast Hills - iPM: 12/02/2011 - A Point of View: On marriage - Any Questions?: 11/02/2011 - Front Row: Juliet Stevenson on stage; Tony Christie interviewed - The Film Programme: 11/02/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: Alnwick Castle - In Denial - Climate on the Couch - The Bottom Line: 10/02/2011 - The Report: 10/02/2011 - Front Row: Keira Knightley on stage; the music of Bela Bartok - Material World: 10/02/2011 - Face the Facts: Northern Ireland Water - From Our Own Correspondent: 10/02/2011 - In Our Time: The Nervous System - Costing the Earth: Arctic Dreams - Front Row: Julie Walters interview; architect David Chipperfield - Thinking Allowed: Working men's health practices - Plastic surgery in Brazil - The Media Show: 09/02/2011 - The Secret History of Social Networking: Episode 3 - Midweek: 09/02/2011 - Case Notes: Radiotherapy - In Touch: Advice for blind people on technology - File on 4: Bent Cops - Front Row: Singer PJ Harvey and sci-fi drama Outcasts on TV - A Good Read: Rebecca Abrams, Matt Ridley - Europe: Driving on the Right: Scandinavia - Home Planet: 08/02/2011 - The Music That Melted - The Long View: WikiLeaks and State Secrets - Analysis: Radical Economics: escaping credit serfdom - Front Row: Simon Pegg's new film Paul, and Edna O'Brien - Food Programme: Cooking in Schools - Start the Week: 07/02/2011 - Americana: 06/02/2011 - Bookclub: Tim Butcher - Desert Island Discs: Howard Jacobson - Radio 4 Appeal: Peace Brigades International - The Living World: Arctic charr - Saturday Review: 05/02/2011 - Profile: Craig Oliver - From Our Own Correspondent: 05/02/2011 - Week in Westminster: 05/02/2011 - Excess Baggage: Romania, Transylvania - Rowing across the Indian Ocean - Saturday Live: 05/02/2011 - Ramblings: Series 17, Somerset - Bath Skyline - iPM: 05/02/2011 - How Did We Get Here...? Egypt - A Point of View: In Praise of the Nanny State - Any Questions?: 04/02/2011 - Front Row: Peter Kosminsky's The Promise; James Cameron's Sanctum - The Film Programme: 04/02/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: Lavenham, Suffolk - In Pursuit of Happiness - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 40 - The Bottom Line: 03/02/2011 - The Report: Trouble Inside - Front Row: Laura Linney in The Big C; Harry Hill's artwork - Material World: 03/02/2011 - Face the Facts: Doctors in the Dock - From Our Own Correspondent: 03/02/2011 - In Our Time: The Battle of Bannockburn - Costing the Earth: Into the Arctic - Front Row: Architect Norman Foster; actress Carey Mulligan - Thinking Allowed: 02/02/2011 - The Media Show: 02/02/2011 - The Secret History of Social Networking: Episode 2 - Midweek: 02/02/2011 - Case Notes: End of Life - In Touch: Reporter Mani Djazmi in Qatar - File on 4: Tolerating the Intolerant? - Front Row: Dennis Lehane, The Fighter, Mike Figgis opera - Great Lives: Series 23, Marcus Garvey - Home Planet: 01/02/2011 - The Long View: Policy Reversals - Analysis: Radical Economics: Yo Hayek! - Front Row: Coen Brothers; John Barry obituary; Antony Beevor; Brighton Rock reviewed - Food Programme: Food in Ireland After the Crisis - Start the Week: 31/01/2011 - Americana: 30/01/2011 - Open Book: Sebastian Faulks; Michael Arditti; and Frontier Fiction - Desert Island Discs: Jon Snow - Radio 4 Appeal: Womankind Worldwide - The Living World: First Flight - Saturday Review: 29/01/2011 - Profile: Baroness Sayeeda Warsi - From Our Own Correspondent: 29/01/2011 - Week in Westminster: 29/01/2011 - Excess Baggage: Russian Road - Hitler Tours - Saturday Live: 29/01/2011 - Open Country: Weather in Wiltshire - iPM: 29/01/2011 - A Point of View: Are museums our new churches? - Any Questions?: 28/01/2011 - Front Row: Bardem in Biutiful, and Winter's Bone director - The Film Programme: 28/01/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: Sparsholt College, Postbag edition - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 39 - The Bottom Line: 27/01/2011 - The Report: 27/01/2011 - Front Row: Nicole Kidman; Steven Isserlis - Material World: 27/01/2011 - Face the Facts: Islamophobia - From Our Own Correspondent: 27/01/2011 - In Our Time: Aristotle's Poetics - Front Row: Jack Nicholson in How Do You Know - Thinking Allowed: 26/01/2011 - The Media Show: 26/01/2011 - The Secret History of Social Networking: Episode 1 - Midweek: 26/01/2011 - Case Notes: Glaucoma - In Touch: Changes to Incapacity Benefit and the launch of 'Wylie' cards - File on 4: Homes but no loans - Front Row: Academy Award Nominations - Great Lives: Series 23, Mary Stott - Home Planet: 25/01/2011 - Analysis: Trust - Front Row: Tangled, and TV documentary on teenage deaths - Food Programme: Lyme Bay and Shellfish - Start the Week: 24/01/2011 - Americana: 23/01/2011 - Open Book: Paul Torday, Jay Parini, Sue Arnold - Desert Island Discs: Betty Driver - Radio 4 Appeal: Meningitis Research Foundation - On Your Farm: 23/01/2011 - Saturday Review: 22/01/2011 - Profile: Andy Coulson - iPM: 22/01/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 22/01/2011 - Week in Westminster: 22/01/2011 - Excess Baggage: South America 'Wild coast' - Volunteering abroad - Saturday Live: 22/01/2011 - Open Country: Portbury Wharf - A Point of View: The ecological sublime - Any Questions?: 21/01/2011 - Front Row: Scissor Sisters on Mapplethorpe, Jeremy Dyson on Dahl - The Film Programme: 21/01/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: Warrington, Cheshire - More or Less: 21/01/2011 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 38 - In Business: A New Capitalism - The Report: Bankers' Bonuses - Front Row: NEDS & Nina Raine's Tiger Country reviewed - Material World: 20/01/2011 - Face the Facts: Shaky Foundations - From Our Own Correspondent: 20/01/2011 - In Our Time: The Mexican Revolution - Front Row: Rebecca Hall in Twelfth Night, Penelope Curtis on British Sculpture, Sharon Watson Phoenix Dance Director - Thinking Allowed: 19/01/2011 - The Media Show: 19/01/2011 - Midweek: 19/01/2011 - Case Notes: Hepatitis C - In Touch: Solo Travel - File on 4: Bitter Medicine - Front Row: Black Swan; Crime fiction round up; Art you can touch - Great Lives: Series 23, Gertrude Bell - Home Planet: 18/01/2011 - Front Row: Morning Glory; Neil Jordan; Film SFX - Food Programme: Angela Hartnett's Best Producer Meal - Start the Week: 17/01/2011 - Americana: 16/01/2011 - Open Book: Alastair Campbell's Five of the Best; AS Byatt and Carol Birch - Desert Island Discs: Alex Salmond - Radio 4 Appeal: YouthNet UK - On Your Farm: 16/01/2011 - Saturday Review: 15/01/2011 - Profile: Colin Firth - iPM: Bankers and Humanitarianism - From Our Own Correspondent: 15/01/2011 - Week in Westminster: 15/01/2011 - Excess Baggage: Pit villages - Overland with children across Africa - Saturday Live: 15/01/2011 - Open Country: Yurts - A Point of View: 'News' and concentration - Any Questions?: 14/01/2011 - Front Row: Big Fat Gypsy Weddings and news of the Fourth Plinth - The Film Programme: 14/01/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: Central London - More or Less: 14/01/2011 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 37 - In Business: All at Sea - The Report: Is Luton a 'hotbed of extremism'? - Front Row: Simon Le Bon of Duran Duran - Material World: 13/01/2011 - Open Book: 13/01/2011 - Face the Facts: Feeding Frenzy - Crossing Continents: Cambodia: Country for Sale - In Our Time: Random and Pseudorandom - Front Row: Wildlife presenter Steve Backshall and Dennis Hopper art sale - Thinking Allowed: Cosmopolitanism - Dietetics - The Media Show: 12/01/2011 - Midweek: 12/01/2011 - Follow the Leader: Episode 2 - In Touch: Parents fight for taxi for blind daughter and OBE's for two In Touch regulars - Front Row: Poet Jackie Kay and Hattie Jacques TV drama - Great Lives: Series 23, JB Priestley - Home Planet: Bluetongue, Butterflies and Bees - Front Row: The Green Hornet reviewed; Chain Story continues - Food Programme: Gadgets - Start the Week: 10/01/2011 - Desert Island Discs: Gyles Brandreth - Radio 4 Appeal: ORBIS - On Your Farm: 09/01/2011 - Profile: Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook Chief Executive - Saturday Review: 08/01/2011 - iPM: 08/01/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 08/01/2011 - Beyond Westminster: In Search of the Big Society - Excess Baggage: Lebanon - Paris/Normandy - Saturday Live: 08/01/2011 - Open Country: High Speed Rail - A Point of View: What humanities should teach - Any Questions?: 07/01/2011 - Front Row: Hiliary Swank interview; School of Comedy - The Film Programme: 07/01/2011 - Gardeners' Question Time: Bradford - More or Less: 07/01/2011 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 36 - In Business: China Dispossessed - The Report: Bats, Balls and Bungs - Front Row: Alan Bleasdale and The Next Three Days - Material World: 06/01/2011 - Face the Facts: Care workers - Crossing Continents: Palliative Care in India - In Our Time: Childe Harold's Pilgrimage - Front Row: Stephen Mangan, Pianists Barry Douglas and Leslie Howard - Thinking Allowed: Softer masculinity in the sixth form - Dr Who - The Media Show: 05/01/2011 - King James Bible: The Story of the King James Bible, The Legacy - Follow the Leader: Episode 1 - In Touch: PC David Rathband, Programme 2 - Front Row: Colin Firth and Costa Book Category Winners revealed - Great Lives: Series 23, Aneurin Bevan - Home Planet: 04/01/2011 - King James Bible: The Story of the King James Bible, The Translation - Front Row: Oscar-winning film and stage director Danny Boyle in conversation with Mark Lawson. - Food Programme: Food Writing 2010 - King James Bible: The Story of the King James Bible, The Commission - Americana: 02/01/2011 - Bookclub: Howard Jacobson - Desert Island Discs: Tony Iveson - Radio 4 Appeal: The Sequal Trust - On Your Farm: 02/01/2011 - Saturday Review: 01/01/2011 - Profile: Prince William - iPM: 01/01/2011 - From Our Own Correspondent: 01/01/2011 - Beyond Westminster: Lessons learned from Coalitions past - Excess Baggage: Walking in Madeira, Europe and Gambia - Saturday Live: 01/01/2011 - Open Country: River Thames - A Point of View: Dear Diary - Front Row: Front Row Quiz - The Film Programme: 31/12/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: Essex - More or Less: 31/12/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 35 - In Business: Back on the Road - The Report: 30/12/2010 - Front Row: Prequels and Sequels, with Bret Easton Ellis and Scott Turow - Material World: 30/12/2010 - Crossing Continents: Syrian corruption - In Our Time: Consequences of the Industrial Revolution - Unreliable Evidence: Legal Aid - Front Row: Plan B and Tinie Tempah - Thinking Allowed: Utopia - The Media Show: 29/12/2010 - Midweek: 29/12/2010 - Case Notes: A Night in ER - In Touch: 28/12/2010 - Front Row: Films 'based on a true story' - Great Lives: Series 23, Sammy Davis Jr - Home Planet: 28/12/2010 - Front Row: Hitchcock's Women, with Tippi Hedren and Jean Marsh - Food Programme: Lapland & the World's Greatest Chef - Start the Week: 27/12/2010 - Americana: 26/12/2010 - Open Book: 26/12/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: Boxing Day Postbag Edition - Desert Island Discs: Sandie Shaw - Radio 4 Appeal: Street Child Africa - On Your Farm: 26/12/2010 - iPM: 25/12/2010 - Profile: Lady Gaga - Saturday Live: 25/12/2010 - Excess Baggage: Travel Quiz - Open Country: Mistletoe - Front Row: Aaron Sorkin, Christopher Nolan, Julian Fellowes, Belinda Bauer, Tony Warren, John Eliot Gardiner - The Film Programme: 24/12/2010 - More or Less: 24/12/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 34 - In Business: Asia Bling - The Report: 23/12/2010 - Front Row: Howard Jacobson, Benedict Cumberbatch, Zaha Hadid, Colin Firth, Mumford and Sons, Christian Marclay - Material World: 23/12/2010 - Crossing Continents: Senegal - In Our Time: The Industrial Revolution - Unreliable Evidence: Lord Bingham - Front Row: Little Fockers; music biographies - Thinking Allowed: Class at Christmas - The Media Show: 22/12/2010 - Midweek: 22/12/2010 - All in the Mind: Mental Illness - The Remote Psychiatrist - Who Do You Think You Are? - In Touch: 21/12/2010 - Front Row: Oscar-nominated actress Anne Hathaway; Discs of the Year - Great Lives: Series 23, Samuel Beckett - Home Planet: 21/12/2010 - Taking a Stand: 21/12/2010 - Front Row: Ed Harris and Colin Farell in The Way Back - Food Programme: Alternative Christmas Cakes - Start the Week: 20/12/2010 - The Report: Ireland's Toxic Tiger - Americana: 19/12/2010 - Open Book: 19/12/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Nick Park - Radio 4 Appeal: Fight for Sight - On Your Farm: 19/12/2010 - Saturday Review: 18/12/2010 - iPM: 18/12/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 18/12/2010 - Week in Westminster: 18/12/2010 - Excess Baggage: Science travelogue - Foreign Commonwealth Office - Saturday Live: 18/12/2010 - Open Country: 18/12/2010 - A Point of View: A Time for Empathy - Any Questions?: 17/12/2010 - Front Row: Ronnie Corbett at 80 - The Film Programme: 17/12/2010 - Last Word: 17/12/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: Purleigh & District Gardeners' Society, Essex - More or Less: 17/12/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 33 - In Business: Euro on the Rocks? - Front Row: Walliams and Lucas, Crime fiction selection, Nam June Paik - Material World: 16/12/2010 - Crossing Continents: The Two Faces of Bahrain - In Our Time: Daoism - Ivory Tower - Front Row: Review of new film Catfish; Australian poet Les Murray; review of TV drama Zen - Thinking Allowed: 'Over by Christmas' - Race, Sport and Politics - The Media Show: 15/12/2010 - Midweek: 15/12/2010 - All in the Mind: Adoption and Social Networking - In Touch: DLA and e-Books - Inside the IMF - Front Row: Comedian Russell Howard; the art of Norman Rockwell - Great Lives: Series 23, DH Lawrence - Home Planet: 14/12/2010 - Taking a Stand: 14/12/2010 - Front Row: Kirsty Lang reviews Burlesque and offers the pick of new fiction for young children - Food Programme: Venison - Start the Week: 13/12/2010 - Americana: 12/12/2010 - Open Book: 12/12/2010 - Moments of Genius: Omnibus - Desert Island Discs: Sir Torquil Norman - Radio 4 Appeal: Riders for Health - On Your Farm: 12/12/2010 - Saturday Review: With Denise Mina, Ben 'Doc Brown' Smith, and Matthew D'Ancona - iPM: 11/12/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 11/12/2010 - Week in Westminster: 11/12/2010 - Excess Baggage: Pilgrimages - Seeing the World My Way - Saturday Live: 11/12/2010 - Open Country: Wildlife Crime - A Point of View: Extreme Food - Any Questions?: 10/12/2010 - Front Row: Matilda - the musical; Phil Oakey of the Human League - The Film Programme: 10/12/2010 - Last Word: 10/12/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: RHS Conference Centre, London - More or Less: 10/12/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 32 - In Business: Bitter Pills - The Report: 09/12/2010 - Front Row: New Christmas Shows and Olympic Poetry - Material World: 09/12/2010 - Crossing Continents: Nichi Vendola - In Our Time: Thomas Edison - Frontiers: Epigenetics - Front Row: Derek Jacobi's Lear; Lenny Henry on tour. - Thinking Allowed: Cuban Cure - Moral Panics - The Media Show: 08/12/2010 - Midweek: 08/12/2010 - All in the Mind: Wiring the Brain - In Touch: 07/12/2010 - Front Row: Harry Hill and Launch of the Cultural Olympiad 2012 - Great Lives: Series 23, Malcolm McLaren - Home Planet: 07/12/2010 - Taking a Stand: 07/12/2010 - Front Row: Catherine Tate returns to the National Theatre - Food Programme: Street Food and Takeaways - Start the Week: 06/12/2010 - Americana: 05/12/2010 - Bookclub: Sarah Hall - The Carhullan Army - The Long Walk - Desert Island Discs: Frances Wood - Radio 4 Christmas Appeal: Received with Thanks - Radio 4 Christmas Appeal: St Martin-in-the-Fields Christmas Appeal - The Living World: Winter Ravens - Saturday Review: 04/12/2010 - iPM: 04/12/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 04/12/2010 - Week in Westminster: 04/12/2010 - Excess Baggage: 04/12/2010 - Saturday Live: 04/12/2010 - Open Country: Lighthouse - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: The World of Our Making (AD 1914-2010) - A Point of View: Living Forever - Any Questions?: 03/12/2010 - Front Row: Upstairs Downstairs, Jeff Kinney, The Otolith Group - The Film Programme: 03/12/2010 - Last Word: 03/12/2010 - The Empire of Climate: Climate's Moral Economy - Gardeners' Question Time: Anne Swithinbank's garden, Devon - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 31 - In Business: Operation Robot - The Report: Who Owns England's Schools - Front Row: Cecilia Bartoli; Simon Amstell, Dexter Dalwood - Material World: 02/12/2010 - The Empire of Climate: Climate, Mind and Brain - Crossing Continents: Georgian fir cones - In Our Time: Cleopatra - Frontiers: The end of Moore's Law? - Front Row: Alex Ross, Richard Eyre, Angela de la Cruz - Thinking Allowed: Politically connected firms - Gangs and Territory - The Empire of Climate: Climate, Race and Immmigration - The Media Show: 01/12/2010 - Midweek: 01/12/2010 - All in the Mind: Life in and out of Asylums - Digital Memories - Work Capability Test - In Touch: 30/11/2010 - File on 4: Europe's Missing Millions - Front Row: Ricky Gervais; Megamind; and the William Hill Sports Book of the Year - The Empire of Climate: The Body of Climatic Opinion - Home Planet: 30/11/2010 - Taking a Stand: 30/11/2010 - Front Row: BBC National Short Story Award; Secretariat reviewed - Food Programme: Best Drinks Producer, Food & Farming Awards - The Empire of Climate: Cultures of Climate - Power to Persuade: The Story of NLP - Start the Week: 29/11/2010 - Americana: 28/11/2010 - Open Book: 28/11/2010 - What Happened at Copenhagen? - Desert Island Discs: Robert Harris - Radio 4 Appeal: Women and Children First - The Living World: 28/11/2010 - Saturday Review: 27/11/2010 - iPM: 27/11/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 27/11/2010 - Week in Westminster: 27/11/2010 - Excess Baggage: Human Rights - Patagonia - Saturday Live: 27/11/2010 - Open Country: Ardtornish - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: Mass Production, Mass Persuasion (AD 1780-1914) - A Point of View: Sex and Religion - Any Questions?: 26/11/2010 - Front Row: Bryan Ferry and novelist Anne Enright - The Film Programme: 26/11/2010 - Last Word: 26/11/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: Manchester City - Food and Farming Awards: Food and Farming Awards 2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 30 - In Business: Growing Pains - The Report: Housing benefit - Front Row: Celebrity photographer Albert Watson - Material World: 25/11/2010 - Crossing Continents: The Primorsky Partisans - In Our Time: History of Metaphor - Frontiers: Artificial Meat - Front Row: Eddie Izzard and The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest - Thinking Allowed: Civic Core - Public convenience - The Media Show: 24/11/2010 - Midweek: 24/11/2010 - All in the Mind: Preventing Flashbacks - Taste and Music - Therapeutic Design - In Touch: 23/11/2010 - File on 4: Care Homes: When An Inspector Calls - Front Row: The American; Seth MacFarlane; and Judy Garland feature - Home Planet: 23/11/2010 - Taking a Stand: 23/11/2010 - Front Row: Sir Peter Hall Theatre Director - Food Programme: Pub Food - Start the Week: 22/11/2010 - Americana: 21/11/2010 - Open Book: 21/11/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Alice Cooper - Radio 4 Appeal: BBC Children in Need - The Living World: Migrating Moths - Saturday Review: 20/11/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 20/11/2010 - Week in Westminster: 20/11/2010 - Excess Baggage: Yemen - The Sun - Saturday Live: 20/11/2010 - Open Country: New Forest Mushrooms - iPM: 20/11/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: Exploration, Exploitation and Englightenment (AD 1680-1820) - A Point of View: Reading for Free - Any Questions?: 19/11/2010 - The Film Programme: 19/11/2010 - Last Word: 19/11/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: Grayshott Gardeners, Hampshire - Desert Island Discs: Anna Del Conte - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 29 - The Bottom Line: 18/11/2010 - The Report: 18/11/2010 - Front Row: Fela! review, Michael Dobbs on playing Mrs Thatcher - Material World: 18/11/2010 - Crossing Continents: Road Kill - In Our Time: Foxe's Book of Martyrs - Frontiers: Nanoparticles - Front Row: Julian Schnabel, artist Ben Johnson; Barack Obama's children's book - Thinking Allowed: INCIVILITY - AK-47 (Kalashnikov) - The Media Show: 17/11/2010 - Midweek: 17/11/2010 - All in the Mind: Cognitive Psychology - Testosterone and City Traders - Suicide Bombers - In Touch: 16/11/2010 - File on 4: The Great Train Robbery? - Front Row: Costa Book Awards, Keith Coventry - Home Planet: 16/11/2010 - Taking a Stand: 16/11/2010 - Analysis: The deserving and the undeserving poor - Front Row: Miranda Hart on her comic persona - Food Programme: Cut Price Fruit - Start the Week: 15/11/2010 - Americana: 14/11/2010 - Open Book: 14/11/2010 - Radio 4 Appeal: International Development Enterprises UK - The Living World: Native Hedgerows - Saturday Review: 13/11/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 13/11/2010 - Week in Westminster: 13/11/2010 - Excess Baggage: Medics abroad and Bridges - Saturday Live: 13/11/2010 - Open Country: Ayrshire - iPM: 13/11/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: Tolerance and Intolerance (AD 1550-1700) - A Point of View: History through Religion - Any Questions?: 12/11/2010 - Front Row: Sir David Attenborough and his love of fossils - The Film Programme: 12/11/2010 - Last Word: 12/11/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: Askham Bryan College, North Yorkshire - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 28 - The Bottom Line: 11/11/2010 - Front Row: David Yates on directing Harry Potter; BBC Short Story shortlist - Material World: 11/11/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 11/11/2010 - In Our Time: The Volga Vikings - Frontiers: After the Volcano - Front Row: Screenwriter Jimmy McGovern on TV Drama Accused - Thinking Allowed: Book publishing - Active Citizenship - The Media Show: 10/11/2010 - Midweek: 10/11/2010 - All in the Mind: Young Offenders - Twenty Four Hour Memory Loss - Worrying - In Touch: 09/11/2010 - File on 4: Charities - Giving and Taking - Front Row: Tinie Tempah; Chinese film Aftershock - Law in Action: 09/11/2010 - Home Planet: 09/11/2010 - Analysis: Criminal rehabilitation: a sub-prime investment? - Front Row: Bill Bailey and Spooks actor Peter Firth - Click On: Series 7, Episode 5 - Food Programme: Terra Madre - Start the Week: 08/11/2010 - Americana: 07/11/2010 - Bookclub: Claire Tomalin (on Thomas Hardy) - Desert Island Discs: Ian McMillan - Radio 4 Appeal: Pancreatic Cancer UK - The Living World: The Potter Wasp - Saturday Review: 06/11/2010 - Week in Westminster: 06/11/2010 - Open Country: Resistance - iPM: 06/11/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: First Global Economy (AD 1450-1600) - A Point of View: Traces of the Past - Any Questions?: 05/11/2010 - The Film Programme: 05/11/2010 - Last Word: 05/11/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: Sussex U3A Regional Association - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 27 - The Bottom Line: 04/11/2010 - Front Row: 04/11/2010 - Material World: 04/11/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 04/11/2010 - In Our Time: Women and Enlightenment Science - Frontiers: Cancer Treatment - Front Row: Dawn French, Cleo Laine, Any Human Heart reviewed - Thinking Allowed: Supermax - Western Rule - The Media Show: 03/11/2010 - Midweek: 03/11/2010 - All in the Mind: Battlefield Military Mental Health - Antidepressants and Morality - Community Treatment Orders - In Touch: 02/11/2010 - File on 4: The Somali Connection - Front Row: Suede and Let Me In - Law in Action: Military justice - Home Planet: 02/11/2010 - The Long View: US Mid-term Elections - Analysis: Defence: no stomach for the fight? - Front Row: PD James, Mike Leigh's film Another Year reviewed - Click On: Series 7, Biometrics, clever plasters and SMS maps - Food Programme: Sustainable Public Food and Nottingham - Start the Week: 01/11/2010 - Americana: 31/10/2010 - Open Book: 31/10/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Lang Lang - Radio 4 Appeal: LEPRA Health in Action - On Your Farm: 31/10/2010 - Saturday Review: 30/10/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 30/10/2010 - Week in Westminster: 30/10/2010 - Excess Baggage: Syria - Sark - Saturday Live: 30/10/2010 - Open Country: Pluckley: The Most Haunted Village in Britain - iPM: 30/10/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: The Threshold of the Modern World (AD 1375-1550) - A Point of View: Tribute to Teachers - Any Questions?: 29/10/2010 - Front Row: In Belfast with Paul Muldoon and Colin Bateman - The Film Programme: 29/10/2010 - Last Word: 29/10/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: Ashcott Garden Club, Somerset - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 26 - The Bottom Line: 28/10/2010 - Front Row: Elvis Costello; Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan - Material World: 28/10/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 28/10/2010 - In Our Time: The Unicorn - Costing the Earth: Spring Forwards, Fall Backwards - Front Row: Julianne Moore and Annette Benning in latest film - Thinking Allowed: Happy families? - Science's first mistake - The Media Show: 27/10/2010 - Midweek: 27/10/2010 - Sugaring the Pill - In Touch: 26/10/2010 - File on 4: A Taxing Dilemma - Front Row: Burke and Hare review and Jac Holzman - Law in Action: Interview with Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke MP - Making History: 26/10/2010 - The Long View: Military Leaks on Afghanistan - Analysis: The secret history of Analysis - Front Row: Christopher Plummer; Ed Smith on Out of the Ashes - Click On: Series 7, 3D TV, online legacies & smart bins - Food Programme: Student Food - Start the Week: 25/10/2010 - Americana: 24/10/2010 - Open Book: 24/10/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Nick Clegg - Radio 4 Appeal: Family Holiday Association - On Your Farm: 24/10/2010 - Saturday Review: 23/10/2010 - Profile: Glenn Beck - From Our Own Correspondent: 23/10/2010 - Week in Westminster: 23/10/2010 - Excess Baggage: Villages, Ordnance Survey and Finland - Saturday Live: 23/10/2010 - Ramblings: Series 16, Scotland - Glasgow Necropolis - iPM: 23/10/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The World of Our Making (1914 - 2010 AD), Solar-powered lamp and charger - A Point of View: Conspicuous Consumption - Any Questions?: 22/10/2010 - Front Row: Damien Hirst and the British Art Show 2010 - The Film Programme: 22/10/2010 - Last Word: 22/10/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: Fakenham, Norfolk - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The World of Our Making (1914 - 2010 AD), Credit card - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 25 - The Bottom Line: 21/10/2010 - Front Row: Red reviewed; Peter Asher on Apple Records, Tutankhamen - Material World: 21/10/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 21/10/2010 - In Our Time: Logic - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The World of Our Making (1914 - 2010 AD), Throne of Weapons - Costing the Earth: Grapes of Wrath - Front Row: Spending Review and Clio Barnard on Andrea Dunbar - The Media Show: 20/10/2010 - Thinking Allowed: Global higher education - Homophobia and football - Midweek: 20/10/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The World of Our Making (1914 - 2010 AD), Hockney's In the Dull Village - In Touch: 19/10/2010 - File on 4: Foundation Hospitals: An Acute Crisis? - Front Row: Stephen Sondheim - Law in Action: What next for the family courts? - Making History: 19/10/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The World of Our Making (1914 - 2010 AD), Russian revolutionary plate - Analysis: Turkey: staying secular insha'Allah - Front Row: Armstrong and Miller, Nina Raine - Click On: Series 7, Cyberattacks and robotic pharmacists - Food Programme: The Sandwich - Start the Week: 18/10/2010 - Americana: 17/10/2010 - Open Book: 17/10/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Michael Mansfield - Radio 4 Appeal: WaterAid - On Your Farm: 17/10/2010 - Saturday Review: 16/10/2010 - Profile: Iain Duncan Smith, Work and Pensions Secretary - From Our Own Correspondent: 16/10/2010 - Week in Westminster: 16/10/2010 - Excess Baggage: 16/10/2010 - Saturday Live: 16/10/2010 - Ramblings: Series 16, Scotland - Pentland Hills - iPM: 16/10/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Mass Production, Mass Persuasion (1780 - 1914 AD), Suffragette-defaced penny - A Point of View: Baby Boomers - Any Questions?: 15/10/2010 - Front Row: Simon Pegg; Kim Cattrall as Cleopatra - The Film Programme: 15/10/2010 - Last Word: 15/10/2010 - Big Bang Day: Five Particles: The Next Particle - Gardeners' Question Time: 15/10/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Mass Production, Mass Persuasion (1780 - 1914 AD), Sudanese slit drum - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 24 - The Bottom Line: 14/10/2010 - The Report: 14/10/2010 - Front Row: Marilyn Monroe remembered; Africa United - Material World: 14/10/2010 - Big Bang Day: Five Particles: The Neutrino - From Our Own Correspondent: 14/10/2010 - In Our Time: Sturm und Drang - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Mass Production, Mass Persuasion (1780 - 1914 AD), Hokusai's The Great Wave - Costing the Earth: Can Lawyers Save The World? - Bringing Up Britain: Series 3, Episode 4 - Front Row: Ray Davies; Robert Lindsay plays Onassis - Thinking Allowed: Economic migration and happiness - Hairdressing and emotional labour - Big Bang Day: Five Particles: The Antiparticle - The Media Show: 13/10/2010 - Midweek: 13/10/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The 100th Object - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Mass Production, Mass Persuasion (1780 - 1914 AD), Early Victorian tea set - In Touch: 12/10/2010 - File on 4: Insolvency Practitioners: A Corporate Killing - Front Row: Nicolas Roeg on Canaletto; London Palladium at 100 - Tracing Your Roots: Series 5, Objects and Heirlooms - Big Bang Day: Five Particles: The Quark - Making History: 12/10/2010 - The Long View: 12/10/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The 100th Object - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Mass Production, Mass Persuasion (1780 - 1914 AD), Ship's chronometer from HMS Beagle - Analysis: The Spirit Level: the theory of everything? - Front Row: Ronnie Wood, a tribute to Joan Sutherland. - Click On: Series 7, Privacy, film and latex lips - Food Programme: Northern Apples - Big Bang Day: Five Particles: The Electron - Start the Week: 11/10/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The 100th Object - Americana: 10/10/2010 - Open Book: 10/10/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Sarah Doukas - Radio 4 Appeal: Arthritis Research UK - On Your Farm: 10/10/2010 - Saturday Review: 09/10/2010 - Profile: Yvette Cooper, Shadow Foreign Secretary - From Our Own Correspondent: 09/10/2010 - Beyond Westminster: 09/10/2010 - Excess Baggage: British Countryside and Tasmania - Saturday Live: 09/10/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The 100th Object - Ramblings: Series 16, Derbyshire - Wardlow - iPM: Who benefits? - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Exploration, Exploitation and Enlightenment (1680 - 1820 AD), Jade bi - A Point of View: Student Psyche - Any Questions?: 08/10/2010 - Front Row: Martin Shaw; Iraq on film; big band Loose Tubes - The Film Programme: 08/10/2010 - Last Word: 08/10/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 08/10/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The 100th Object - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Exploration, Exploitation and Enlightenment (1680 - 1820 AD), Australian bark shield - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 23 - The Bottom Line: 07/10/2010 - The Report: Policing Anti-Social Behaviour - Front Row: Aaron Sorkin, Nobel Prize for Literature, Rory Kinnear. - Material World: 07/10/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 07/10/2010 - In Our Time: The Spanish Armada - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Exploration, Exploitation and Enlightenment (1680 - 1820 AD), North American buckskin map - Costing the Earth: Plastic Pollution - Bringing Up Britain: Series 3, Episode 3 - Front Row: Alan Sugar, Don Bachardy on Christopher Isherwood - Thinking Allowed: Drugs trial calamity - McCarthy stigma - The Media Show: 06/10/2010 - Midweek: 06/10/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Exploration, Exploitation and Enlightenment (1680 - 1820 AD), Hawaiian feather helmet - In Touch: 05/10/2010 - File on 4: Afghanistan: Enemies Within - Front Row: Russell Brand and Jo Brand; Wall Street review. - Tracing Your Roots: Series 5, Caribbean Roots - Making History: 05/10/2010 - Soul Music: Series 10, The Emperor - The Brown Years: Episode 3 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Exploration, Exploitation and Enlightenment (1680 - 1820 AD), Akan drum - Analysis: Whatever Happened to the Sisterhood? - Front Row: Turner Prize 2010 contenders; Gary Shteyngart - Food Programme: 03/10/2010 - Start the Week: 04/10/2010 - Americana: 03/10/2010 - Bookclub: Roddy Doyle - Desert Island Discs: Johnny Vegas - Radio 4 Appeal: One World Action - On Your Farm: 03/10/2010 - Bringing Up Britain: Series 3, Episode 2 - Saturday Review: 02/10/2010 - Profile: Dilma Rousseff - From Our Own Correspondent: 02/10/2010 - Beyond Westminster: 02/10/2010 - Excess Baggage: Alaska - Zambia - Cycle path to Paris - Saturday Live: 02/10/2010 - Ramblings: Series 16, Gloucestershire - Forest of Dean - iPM: 02/10/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Tolerance and Intolerance (1550 - 1700 AD), Reformation centenary broadsheet - A Point of View: Huizinga and the human cost of cuts - Any Questions?: 01/10/2010 - Front Row: Restrepo; Cornelia Funke; and photographer Martin Parr - The Film Programme: 01/10/2010 - Last Word: 01/10/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 01/10/2010 - More or Less: 01/10/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Tolerance and Intolerance (1550 - 1700 AD), Mexican codex map - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 22 - The Bottom Line: 30/09/2010 - The Report: Ground Zero Islamic Centre - Front Row: Alan Bennett - Mastermind; Tony Curtis - Material World: 30/09/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 30/09/2010 - In Our Time: The Delphic Oracle - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Tolerance and Intolerance (1550 - 1700 AD), Shadow Puppet of Bima - Costing the Earth: Carbon Capture and Storage - Front Row: Sir Michael Caine - Thinking Allowed: Liverpool Football Club - Au Pairs - The Media Show: 29/09/2010 - Midweek: 29/09/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Tolerance and Intolerance (1550 - 1700 AD), Miniature of a Mughal prince - In Touch: Disability Living Allowance and the coalition - Front Row: Gauguin, Nick Hornby and Terry O'Neill - Great Lives: Series 22, Walt Disney - Tracing Your Roots: Series 5, Radicals and Revolutionaries - Making History: 28/09/2010 - Soul Music: Series 10, How Great Thou Art - The Brown Years: Episode 2 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Tolerance and Intolerance (1550 - 1700 AD), The Shi'a religious parade standard - Analysis: The Big Society - Front Row: Made in Dagenham and KT Tunstall - Food Programme: Pasta - Start the Week: 27/09/2010 - Americana: 26/09/2010 - Open Book: 26/09/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Tom Jones - Radio 4 Appeal: British Lung Foundation - On Your Farm: 26/09/2010 - Bringing Up Britain: Series 3, Episode 1 - Saturday Review: 25/09/2010 - Profile: Eric Daniels - The Bottom Line: 23/09/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 25/09/2010 - Beyond Westminster: What makes a good political leader? - Excess Baggage: Hot-air balloons - Wildlife conservation - Saturday Live: 25/09/2010 - Ramblings: Series 16, Wiltshire - Swindon - iPM: 25/09/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The First Global Economy (1450 - 1600 AD), Pieces of eight - A Point of View: Cakes and coupons - Any Questions?: 24/09/2010 - Front Row: Julian Fellowes, Hugh Bonneville and Colm Toibin - The Film Programme: 24/09/2010 - Last Word: 24/09/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 24/09/2010 - More or Less: 24/09/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The First Global Economy (1450 - 1600 AD), Kakiemon elephants - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 21 - The Report: Taxman troubles - Front Row: Michael Gambon and Robert Wyatt - Material World: 23/09/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 23/09/2010 - In Our Time: Imaginary Numbers - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The First Global Economy (1450 - 1600 AD), Double-headed serpent - Costing the Earth: The Revenge of the Stairs - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The First Global Economy (1450 - 1600 AD), Benin plaque - the Oba with Europeans - Front Row: Julia Roberts; Mark Ronson; Diaghilev's legacy - Thinking Allowed: Secrets of Capitalism - Religion and Science - The Media Show: 22/09/2010 - Midweek: 22/09/2010 - Case Notes: Consent for Blood Transfusion - In Touch: 21/09/2010 - Front Row: The Inbetweeners; Simon Stephens on his play Punk Rock - Great Lives: Series 22, Michel de Montaigne - Tracing Your Roots: Series 5, Tracing Rootless Ancestors - Making History: 21/09/2010 - Soul Music: Series 10, Faure Requiem - The Brown Years: Episode 1 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The First Global Economy (1450 - 1600 AD), The mechanical galleon - Analysis: What's wrong with child labour? - Front Row: Herb Alpert; John Pawson; The Town film review - Food Programme: Northern Ireland and "Focus on Food" - Start the Week: 20/09/2010 - Americana: 19/09/2010 - Open Book: 19/09/2010 - The Reunion: Play School - Radio 4 Appeal: KidsOut - On Your Farm: 19/09/2010 - Saturday Review: 18/09/2010 - Profile: Danny Alexander, Chief Secretary to the Treasury - iPM: 18/09/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 18/09/2010 - Week in Westminster: 18/09/2010 - Excess Baggage: Family History - Paraguay - Saturday Live: 18/09/2010 - Ramblings: Series 16, London - Hampstead Heath - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Threshold of the Modern World (1375-1550 AD), Durer's Rhinoceros - A Point of View: The Sistine tapestries - Any Questions?: 17/09/2010 - Front Row: Barry Humphries and John Simm - The Film Programme: 17/09/2010 - Last Word: 17/09/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 17/09/2010 - More or Less: 17/09/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Threshold of the Modern World (1375-1550 AD), Jade Dragon Cup - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 20 - In Business: After The Crunch - The Report: Ali al-Megrahi - Front Row: Paul O'Grady, Gary Hume and the Liverpool Art Biennial - Material World: So You Want to Be a Scientist - the final - From Our Own Correspondent: 16/09/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Threshold of the Modern World (1375-1550 AD), Inca Gold Llama - Costing the Earth: Working from Home - Front Row: Stephen Fry and Blood and Gifts - Thinking Allowed: Eavesdropping - CCTV in schools - The Media Show: 15/09/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Threshold of the Modern World (1375-1550 AD), Ming Banknote - Case Notes: Good Fats and Bad Fats - In Touch: 14/09/2010 - Front Row: Wonder Woman Lynda Carter and director Anthony Page - Great Lives: Series 22, Winston Churchill - Tracing Your Roots: Series 5, Vanishing Without Trace - Making History: 14/09/2010 - Soul Music: Series 10, Ma Vlast - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Threshold of the Modern World (1375-1550 AD), Tughra of Suleiman the Magnificent - Front Row: Robert Plant, Bryan Ferry and Phil Collins reviewed - Food Programme: Ice Cream - Americana: 12/09/2010 - Open Book: 12/09/2010 - The Reunion: Kindertransport - Radio 4 Appeal: AMREF - On Your Farm: 12/09/2010 - Saturday Review: 11/09/2010 - Profile: John Yates - iPM: 11/09/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 11/09/2010 - Week in Westminster: 11/09/2010 - Excess Baggage: Places of worship/retreats - The paintings of Sir Winston Churchill - Saturday Live: 11/09/2010 - Open Country: Leeds-Liverpool Canal - A Point of View: Book Choice - Any Questions?: 10/09/2010 - Front Row: Reviews of Bedlam and The Young Ones - The Film Programme: 10/09/2010 - Last Word: 10/09/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 10/09/2010 - More or Less: 10/09/2010 - Journey of a Lifetime: Episode 7 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 19 - In Business: Chips Off The Old Block - The Report: A Level blues - Front Row: Jean Michel Jarre and Sir John Eliot Gardiner - Material World: 09/09/2010 - Crossing Continents: Delhi - The Pope's British Divisions - Costing the Earth: Blackpool: the New Dallas? - Has the Taliban Won in Afghanistan? - Front Row: Deathtrap and Michael Sheen completes his Blair trilogy - Thinking Allowed: British Society of Criminology Conference at Leicester University - The Media Show: 08/09/2010 - Case Notes: Biomechanics - In Touch: 07/09/2010 - Front Row: Martin Gayford on Lucian Freud; the Booker shortlist - Great Lives: Series 22, Golda Meir - Making History: 07/09/2010 - Soul Music: Series 10, Send in the Clowns - Front Row: Tamara Drewe review and Richard Thomas talks shoes. - Food Programme: Mark Hix in Transylvania - Uncertain Climate: Episode 2 - Americana: 05/09/2010 - Bookclub: Yann Martel - The Reunion: Miss World 1970 - Radio 4 Appeal: React - The Living World: Peat Bog Gremlins - Saturday Review: 04/09/2010 - Profile: Pope Benedict XVI - iPM: 04/09/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 04/09/2010 - Beyond Westminster: Inside the Star Chamber - Excess Baggage: The Dark Tourist - Florida - Saturday Live: 04/09/2010 - Open Country: Conservation Grazing in Cornwall - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: Meeting the Gods - A Point of View: Memory and recall - Any Questions?: 03/09/2010 - Front Row: David Grossman; supermarket films; and Eddie Kadi - The Film Programme: 03/09/2010 - Last Word: 03/09/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 03/09/2010 - More or Less: 03/09/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 18 - In Business: Hidden Depths - The Report: Extradition - Front Row: Donald Sturrock on Roald Dahl; Tim Robbins sings. - Material World: 02/09/2010 - Crossing Continents: The Church in China - Costing the Earth: Katrina: An Unnatural Disaster - Front Row: Author C J Sansom, The Switch and Dinner for Schmucks - Thinking Allowed: French culture - Network Nudge - The Media Show: 01/09/2010 - Mind Changers: Case Study: Dora - The Girl Who Walked Out on Freud - Case Notes: Patient Safety - In Touch: 31/08/2010 - Front Row: 31/08/2010 - Great Lives: Series 22, Simone Weil - Making History: 31/08/2010 - Uncertain Climate: Episode 1 - Document: 30/08/2010 - Front Row: A Front Row Special with Michael Frayn - Food Programme: WOMAD - Americana: 29/08/2010 - Open Book: 29/08/2010 - The Reunion: Hurricane Katrina - Radio 4 Appeal: Shelterbox - The Living World: Harbour Seals - Saturday Review: 28/08/2010 - Profile: Dr Muhammad ElBaradei - iPM: 28/08/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 28/08/2010 - Beyond Westminster: A Touch of Ermine - Excess Baggage: Tanzania - Iringa and Zanzibar - Saturday Live: 28/08/2010 - Open Country: Blackgang Chine, Isle of Wight - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: Status Symbols (AD 1100 - 1500) - A Point of View: Reputation Building - Any Questions?: 27/08/2010 - Front Row: Kim Cattrall, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, I Am Slave - The Film Programme: 27/08/2010 - Last Word: 27/08/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 27/08/2010 - More or Less: 27/08/2010 - In Business: Sociability - The Report: 26/08/2010 - Front Row: U Be Dead, Clybourne Park, The Boy Who Bit Picasso - Material World: 26/08/2010 - Face the Facts: Money To Burn - Crossing Continents: Luol Deng revisits South Sudan - Frontiers: Graphene - the new wonder material - Front Row: Klaxons; Comedy Awards; Jo Nesbo; long running TV series - Thinking Allowed: Alienation - The Media Show: 25/08/2010 - Mind Changers: Case Study: SB - The Man Who Was Disappointed with What He Saw - Case Notes: Balance Disorders - In Touch: 24/08/2010 - Front Row: Sean Connery at 80; Inspector Morse on stage - Great Lives: Series 22, Mary Carpenter - Home Planet: 24/08/2010 - In Living Memory: Series 12, The Humber Bridge - Document: 23/08/2010 - Front Row: 23/08/2010 - Food Programme: Jelly - The House I Grew up In: Series 4, Emma Harrison - Americana: 22/08/2010 - Open Book: 22/08/2010 - The Reunion: The Dome - Radio 4 Appeal: Brainstrust - The Living World: Beavering - Saturday Review: 21/08/2010 - Profile: Louise Casey - iPM: 21/08/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 21/08/2010 - Beyond Westminster: 21/08/2010 - Excess Baggage: Bus trip - Saturday Live: 21/08/2010 - Open Country: Stargazing on Dartmoor and Kit Hill - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: Pilgrims, Raiders and Traders (AD 800 - 1300) - A Point of View: Women Behaving Badly - Any Questions?: 20/08/2010 - Front Row: Frederick Forsyth discusses new novel Cobra - The Film Programme: 20/08/2010 - Last Word: 20/08/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 20/08/2010 - In Business: Are CEOs up to the job? - The Report: 19/08/2010 - Front Row: 19/08/2010 - Material World: 19/08/2010 - Face the Facts: Fatal Inaction - Crossing Continents: Medjugorje - Frontiers: Muscle Wastage - Front Row: Highlights from the Edinburgh Fringe - Thinking Allowed: Disenchantment - The Media Show: 18/08/2010 - Mind Changers: Case Study: John/Joan - The Boy Who Was Raised as a Girl - Case Notes: Regional Anaesthesia - In Touch: 17/08/2010 - Front Row: Angelina Jolie stars in the espionage thriller Salt - Great Lives: Series 22, Richard Nixon - Home Planet: 17/08/2010 - In Living Memory: Series 12, Episode 3 - Document: 16/08/2010 - Front Row: The Expendables; Corrie the play; crime writer MC Beaton - Food Programme: Pork Scratchings - The House I Grew up In: Series 4, Sir William Atkinson - Americana: 15/08/2010 - Open Book: 15/08/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Kathy Burke - Radio 4 Appeal: Malaria Consortium - The Living World: Nest Finder of Dartmoor - Saturday Review: 14/08/2010 - Profile: Michael Gove - iPM: 14/08/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 14/08/2010 - Beyond Westminster: 14/08/2010 - Excess Baggage: Nagasaki - Slow travel canoe - Saturday Live: 14/08/2010 - Open Country: Western Irish Lake District - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: Inside the Palace: Secrets at Court (AD 700 - 800) - A Point of View: A History of Fireworks - Any Questions?: 13/08/2010 - Front Row: 13/08/2010 - The Film Programme: 13/08/2010 - Last Word: 13/08/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 13/08/2010 - In Business: In At The Start - The Report: 12/08/2010 - Front Row: Must be the Music, Candia McWilliam, Arvo Part - Material World: 12/08/2010 - Face the Facts: Delayed Inquests - Crossing Continents: Romania - Frontiers: Hydrogen for Transport - Front Row: Record producer William Orbit; Romantics at Tate Britain - Case Notes: Constipation - Thinking Allowed: Black Emancipation - The Media Show: 11/08/2010 - Mind Changers: Case Study: HM - The Man Who Couldn't Remember - In Touch: 10/08/2010 - Front Row: Martin Creed, Sloane Crosley, Black Dynamite - Great Lives: Series 22, Sappho - Home Planet: 10/08/2010 - In Living Memory: Series 12, Episode 2 - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 6, Advance Directive - Front Row: The Secret in Their Eyes; Tom McCarthy; Khyam Allami - The House I Grew up In: Series 4, Kay Mellor - Americana: 08/08/2010 - Open Book: 08/08/2010 - Food Programme: The Doner Kebab - Desert Island Discs: Lord David Cobbold - Radio 4 Appeal: 08/08/2010 - On Your Farm: 08/08/2010 - Saturday Review: 07/08/2010 - Profile: Paul Kagame - iPM: 07/08/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 07/08/2010 - Beyond Westminster: 07/08/2010 - Excess Baggage: Afghanistan - Saturday Live: 07/08/2010 - Open Country: Keighley and Worth Valley - The Railway Children at 40 - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: The Silk Road and Beyond (AD 400 - 800) - A Point of View: A Pioneering Scientist - Any Questions?: 06/08/2010 - Front Row: The Wonders of Weston-super-Mare - The Film Programme: 06/08/2010 - Last Word: 06/08/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 06/08/2010 - In Business: Power Play - The Report: 05/08/2010 - Front Row: 05/08/2010 - Material World: 05/08/2010 - Face the Facts: Immigration Advice - Crossing Continents: Conversion Wars - Frontiers: Future Vaccines - Front Row: Bjork on the Moomins, and revamping Scarborough - Case Notes: Gallstones - Thinking Allowed: Robots and gender - Economic progress - The Media Show: 04/08/2010 - Midweek: 04/08/2010 - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 6, Obesity Surgery - In Touch: 03/08/2010 - The Mossad - Front Row: Coco and Igor reviewed, James Nesbitt and Minnie Driver in The Deep - Great Lives: Series 22, John Lennon - Home Planet: 03/08/2010 - In Living Memory: Series 12, Pope John Paul II in Britain - Front Row: 02/08/2010 - Food Programme: Vitamin D - The House I Grew up In: Series 4, Julia Hobsbawm - Americana: 01/08/2010 - Bookclub: Siri Hustvedt - Desert Island Discs: Jimmy Mulville - Radio 4 Appeal: Mary's Meals - On Your Farm: Masterchef - Saturday Review: 31/07/2010 - Profile: Julian Assange - iPM: 31/07/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 31/07/2010 - Week in Westminster: 31/07/2010 - Excess Baggage: 31/07/2010 - Saturday Live: 31/07/2010 - Open Country: Fair Isle Knitting - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: The Rise of World Faiths (AD 100 - 600) - A Point of View: New Old Fashioned - Any Questions?: 30/07/2010 - Front Row: Film director James Mangold; Dawn French & Alfred Molina's new TV comedy - The Film Programme: 30/07/2010 - Last Word: 30/07/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 30/07/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 17 - In Business: Now Wash Your Hands Please - The Report: 29/07/2010 - Front Row: Stewart Lee; Impressionist Gardens; The A-Team; Beat Generation - Material World: 29/07/2010 - Face the Facts: University Waste - Crossing Continents: Madagascar - Frontiers: Carbon Detectives - Front Row: Stephen Sondheim at 80 - Case Notes: Telemedicine - Thinking Allowed: Oslo drug dealers - Choice - The Media Show: 28/07/2010 - Midweek: 28/07/2010 - In Touch: 27/07/2010 - File on 4: Protecting the vulnerable - Front Row: M Night Shyamalan; Booker longlist; Gainsbourg biopic - Home Planet: 27/07/2010 - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 6, Childhood Illness - Front Row: Oliver Stone reviewed; crime writer RJ Ellory - Food Programme: Berries - The House I Grew up In: Series 4, Colin Blakemore - Americana: 25/07/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Lynn Barber - Radio 4 Appeal: Epilepsy Bereaved - On Your Farm: 25/07/2010 - Saturday Review: 24/07/2010 - Profile: Conrad Black - iPM: 24/07/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 24/07/2010 - Week in Westminster: 24/07/2010 - Excess Baggage: 24/07/2010 - Saturday Live: 24/07/2010 - Open Country: Fair Isle Birds - A Point of View: Endings of Empire - Any Questions?: 23/07/2010 - Front Row: Ian McEwan and Fay Weldon on creative writing courses - The Film Programme: 23/07/2010 - Last Word: 23/07/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 23/07/2010 - In Business: Coming Soon - The Report: 22/07/2010 - Front Row: Singer Tom Jones - Material World: 22/07/2010 - Open Book: 18/07/2010 - Face the Facts: Fire Safety Disorder - Crossing Continents: Puerto Rico - Frontiers: Acts of Creation - Front Row: Ballet star Carlos Acosta - Case Notes: GP Surgeries - Thinking Allowed: Lap dancing - Climate change - The Media Show: 21/07/2010 - Midweek: 21/07/2010 - In Touch: 20/07/2010 - File on 4: Oil Spill Hangover - Front Row: Sherlock Holmes in the 21st century on TV - Home Planet: 20/07/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 16 - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 6, Mentally Ill and Refusing Surgery - The House I Grew up In: Series 4, Peter Hitchens - Front Row: 19/07/2010 - Food Programme: Belfast Food Tour - Americana: 18/07/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Tim Robbins - Radio 4 Appeal: Hope and Homes for Children - On Your Farm: Watercress - Saturday Review: 17/07/2010 - Profile: Rt Rev John Broadhurst - From Our Own Correspondent: 17/07/2010 - Week in Westminster: 17/07/2010 - Excess Baggage: 17/07/2010 - Saturday Live: 17/07/2010 - Open Country: Lough Neagh - iPM: 17/07/2010 - A Point of View: Special Elephants - Any Questions?: 16/07/2010 - Front Row: Aspects of Love, Shackleton's Antarctic expedition and the 10 Rules of Rock n Roll - The Film Programme: 16/07/2010 - Last Word: 16/07/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 16/07/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Dr Gwen Adshead - The Bottom Line: 15/07/2010 - The Report: 15/07/2010 - Front Row: City of Culture 2013 winner; Plan B interview - Material World: 15/07/2010 - Crossing Continents: Haiti - The Age of the Genome: Episode 4 - The London Nobody Knows: Episode 2 - Front Row: Roger Lloyd Pack; cuts in arts budgets - Thinking Allowed: Physiognomy and Teenage music - The Media Show: 14/07/2010 - Midweek: 14/07/2010 - All in the Mind: Rehabilitating Sex Offenders - In Touch: 13/07/2010 - File on 4: Arms smugglers - Front Row: Bret Easton Ellis and Camille Silvy - Home Planet: 13/07/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 15 - Analysis: Time to Get Real - Top Deck Tales - Front Row: Bruce Forsyth at home and Toy Story - Food Programme: Outdoor Cooking - Americana: 11/07/2010 - Open Book: 11/07/2010 - Radio 4 Appeal: SANE - On Your Farm: Pig Keeping - Saturday Review: 10/07/2010 - Profile: Mark Serwotka - From Our Own Correspondent: 10/07/2010 - Week in Westminster: 10/07/2010 - Excess Baggage: 10/07/2010 - Saturday Live: 10/07/2010 - Open Country: 10/07/2010 - iPM: 10/07/2010 - A Point of View: Political and Military Leaders - Any Questions?: 09/07/2010 - Front Row: Photographer Steve McCurry; spy handovers - The Film Programme: 09/07/2010 - Last Word: 09/07/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 09/07/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Meeting The Gods (1200 - 1400 AD), Hoa Hakananai'a Easter Island Statue - The Bottom Line: 08/07/2010 - The Report: 08/07/2010 - Front Row: Christopher Nolan on his latest film, Inception - Material World: 08/07/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Meeting The Gods (1200 - 1400 AD), Statue of Huastec Goddess - In Our Time: Pliny's Natural History - The Age of the Genome: Episode 3 - The London Nobody Knows: Episode 1 - Front Row: Simon Callow on his theatrical life - Thinking Allowed: Niall Ferguson on financier Siegmund Warburg - The Media Show: 07/07/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Meeting The Gods (1200 - 1400 AD), Shiva and Parvati Sculpture - Midweek: 07/07/2010 - All in the Mind: How Children Learn - Photos in Textbooks - Solitary Confinement - In Touch: 06/07/2010 - File on 4: Illegal workers - Front Row: David Hyde Pierce on his British stage debut - Making History: 06/07/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 14 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Meeting The Gods (1200 - 1400 AD), Icon of the Triumph of Orthodoxy - Analysis: The Euro Nightmare - Front Row: Brenda Blethyn in new film London River - Food Programme: Pop Up London - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Meeting The Gods (1200 - 1400 AD), Holy Thorn Reliquary - Start the Week: 05/07/2010 - Americana: 04/07/2010 - Bookclub: Henning Mankell - Desert Island Discs: Dame Fanny Waterman - Radio 4 Appeal: Telephones for the Blind - On Your Farm: Bee Unit - Saturday Review: 03/07/2010 - Profile: Sir Hugh Orde - From Our Own Correspondent: 03/07/2010 - Week in Westminster: 03/07/2010 - Excess Baggage: 03/07/2010 - Saturday Live: 03/07/2010 - Open Country: 03/07/2010 - iPM: 03/07/2010 - A Point of View: Stars of South London - Any Questions?: 02/07/2010 - Front Row: 02/07/2010 - The Film Programme: 02/07/2010 - Last Word: 02/07/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 02/07/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Status Symbols (1200 - 1400 AD), Taino Ritual Seat - The Bottom Line: 01/07/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Status Symbols (1200 - 1400 AD), The David Vases - Front Row: I am Kloot and Andrew Graham-Dixon on Caravaggio - Material World: 01/07/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 01/07/2010 - In Our Time: Athelstan - The Age of the Genome: Episode 2 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Status Symbols (1200 - 1400 AD), Ife Head - Front Row: Elle Macpherson and a Tap Dogs lesson - Thinking Allowed: Subcultures - The Media Show: 30/06/2010 - Midweek: 30/06/2010 - All in the Mind: Minister Paul Burstow - Walk and Talk - Optical Illusions - In Touch: 29/06/2010 - File on 4: Stingy banks? - Front Row: Steve Winwood and Jo Shapcott interviewed - Law in Action: 29/06/2010 - Making History: 29/06/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 13 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Status Symbols (1200 - 1400 AD), Hebrew Astrolabe - Analysis: A Dictatorship of Relativism - Front Row: Fiona Banner and Shrek reviewed - Food Programme: EAT! Newcastle - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Status Symbols (1200 - 1400 AD), Lewis Chessmen - Start the Week: 28/06/2010 - Americana: 27/06/2010 - Open Book: 27/06/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Tony Adams - Radio 4 Appeal: Laurence-Moon-Bardet-Biedl Society - On Your Farm: NHS - Saturday Review: 26/06/2010 - Profile: Eric Pickles - From Our Own Correspondent: 26/06/2010 - Week in Westminster: 26/06/2010 - Excess Baggage: 26/06/2010 - Saturday Live: 26/06/2010 - Ramblings: Series 15, West Sussex - South Downs Way: East Meon - iPM: 26/06/2010 - A Point of View: 25/06/2010 - Any Questions?: 25/06/2010 - Front Row: 25/06/2010 - The Film Programme: 25/06/2010 - Last Word: 25/06/2010 - A Brief History of Mathematics: Nicolas Bourbaki - Gardeners' Question Time: 25/06/2010 - More or Less: 25/06/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Pilgrims, Raiders and Traders (900 - 1300 AD), Kilwa pot sherds - The Bottom Line: 24/06/2010 - Front Row: Scissor Sisters and writer Neil Gaiman - Material World: 24/06/2010 - A Brief History of Mathematics: Hardy and Ramanujan - From Our Own Correspondent: 24/06/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Pilgrims, Raiders and Traders (900 - 1300 AD), Borobudur Buddha head - In Our Time: Antarctica - The Age of the Genome: Episode 1 - Front Row: Damon Albarn on returning to Glastonbury - Thinking Allowed: Social Capital - A Brief History of Mathematics: Henri Poincare - The Media Show: 23/06/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Pilgrims, Raiders and Traders (900 - 1300 AD), Japanese bronze mirror - Midweek: 23/06/2010 - All in the Mind: Charisma - Race and Mental Health - Black Cab Quotes - In Touch: 22/06/2010 - File on 4: Domestic servitude - Front Row: Howard Brenton on his new play Anne Boleyn - Law in Action: 22/06/2010 - A Brief History of Mathematics: Georg Cantor - Making History: Eyemouth, Scotland - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 12 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Pilgrims, Raiders and Traders (900 - 1300 AD), Hedwig glass beaker - The Reith Lectures: Martin Rees: Scientific Horizons: 2010, The Runaway World - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Pilgrims, Raiders and Traders (900 - 1300 AD), Vale of York Hoard - Analysis: Baby Boomers on Trial - Front Row: Christopher Eccleston as John Lennon - Food Programme: Chips - A Brief History of Mathematics: The mathematicians who helped Einstein - Start the Week: 21/06/2010 - Americana: 20/06/2010 - Open Book: 20/06/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Lewis Gilbert - Radio 4 Appeal: Hospices of Hope - On Your Farm: Fishermen Choir - Saturday Review: 19/06/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 19/06/2010 - Week in Westminster: 19/06/2010 - Excess Baggage: 19/06/2010 - Saturday Live: 19/06/2010 - Ramblings: Series 15, West Sussex - South Downs Way: South Harting - iPM: 19/06/2010 - A Point of View: The History of Passports - Any Questions?: 18/06/2010 - Front Row: Morte D'Arthur at the RSC and artist Cornelia Parker - The Film Programme: 18/06/2010 - Last Word: 18/06/2010 - A Brief History of Mathematics: Carl Friedrich Gauss - Gardeners' Question Time: 18/06/2010 - More or Less: 18/06/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Inside The Palace: Secrets At Court (700 - 950 AD), Chinese Tang tomb figures - The Bottom Line: 17/06/2010 - Front Row: John Wilson talks to Michael Morpurgo and Al Green - Material World: 17/06/2010 - A Brief History of Mathematics: Evariste Galois - From Our Own Correspondent: 17/06/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Inside The Palace: Secrets At Court (700 - 950 AD), Statue of Tara - In Our Time: The Neanderthals - Front Row: Johnny Marr and Jo Whiley discuss if guitar bands are dead - Thinking Allowed: Fanaticism - A Brief History of Mathematics: Joseph Fourier - The Media Show: 16/06/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Inside The Palace: Secrets At Court (700 - 950 AD), Lothair Crystal - Midweek: 16/06/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Inside The Palace: Secrets At Court (700 - 950 AD), Harem wall painting fragments - All in the Mind: Schizophrenia - Telling Lies - Art and Psychiatrists - In Touch: 15/06/2010 - File on 4: Troops trauma - Front Row: New sitcom Rev; Francis Drake's musicians - Law in Action: 15/06/2010 - A Brief History of Mathematics: Leonard Euler - Making History: 15/06/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 11 - The Reith Lectures: Martin Rees: Scientific Horizons: 2010, What We'll Never Know - Analysis: Britishness - Front Row: Larkin Tour of Hull - Food Programme: Egon Ronay - A Brief History of Mathematics: Newton and Leibniz - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Inside The Palace: Secrets At Court (700 - 950 AD), Maya Relief of Royal Blood-Letting - Start the Week: 14/06/2010 - Americana: 13/06/2010 - Open Book: 13/06/2010 - Food Programme: Amateur Food Photography - Desert Island Discs: Frank Skinner - Radio 4 Appeal: Catch 22 - The Living World: 13/06/2010 - Saturday Review: 12/06/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 12/06/2010 - Week in Westminster: 12/06/2010 - Excess Baggage: 12/06/2010 - Saturday Live: 12/06/2010 - Ramblings: Series 15, West Sussex - South Downs Way: Amberley - iPM: 12/06/2010 - A Point of View: The Princeton P-rade - Any Questions?: 11/06/2010 - Front Row: Anjelica Huston and David Bailey - The Film Programme: 11/06/2010 - Last Word: 11/06/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 11/06/2010 - More or Less: 11/06/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Silk Road And Beyond (400 - 700 AD), Silk Princess Painting - The Bottom Line: 10/06/2010 - Front Row: Vast Anish Kapoor sculpture; Richard Thompson - Material World: 10/06/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 10/06/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Silk Road And Beyond (400 - 700 AD), Korean Roof Tile - In Our Time: al-Biruni - Front Row: Suzanne Vega and Orange Prize 2010 - Thinking Allowed: 09/06/2010 - The Media Show: 09/06/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Silk Road And Beyond (400 - 700 AD), Moche Warrior Pot - Midweek: 09/06/2010 - All in the Mind: Rewriting the Psychiatrists' Bible - Persuasion - Viewing Bodies - In Touch: 08/06/2010 - File on 4: Crisis in public sector pensions - Front Row: Craig Phillips and 'Nasty' Nick on the end of Big Brother - Law in Action: 08/06/2010 - Making History: 08/06/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 10 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Silk Road And Beyond (400 - 700 AD), Sutton Hoo Helmet - The Reith Lectures: Martin Rees: Scientific Horizons: 2010, Surviving the Century - Analysis: Economistocracy - Front Row: Barack Obama biographer David Remnick - Traveller's Tree: Series 6, Episode 6 - Food Programme: Cupcakes - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Silk Road And Beyond (400 - 700 AD), Gold Coins of Abd al-Malik - Start the Week: 07/06/2010 - Americana: 06/06/2010 - Bookclub: Lynne Reid Banks - Radio 4 Appeal: The Brain Research Trust - The Living World: 06/06/2010 - Saturday Review: 05/06/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 05/06/2010 - Week in Westminster: 05/06/2010 - Excess Baggage: 05/06/2010 - Saturday Live: 05/06/2010 - Ramblings: Series 15, West Sussex - South Downs Way: Bramber - iPM: 05/06/2010 - A Point of View: The Meaning of Memorial Day - Any Questions?: 04/06/2010 - Front Row: David Jason: The Show Must Go On! reviewed - The Film Programme: 04/06/2010 - Last Word: 04/06/2010 - Britain's Labs: The National Nuclear Laboratory - Gardeners' Question Time: 04/06/2010 - More or Less: 04/06/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Rise of World Faiths (200 - 600 AD), Arabian Bronze Hand - The Bottom Line: 03/06/2010 - The Report: 03/06/2010 - Front Row: Kirsty Lang talks to LL Cool J; and Picasso's grandson - Material World: 03/06/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 03/06/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Rise of World Faiths (200 - 600 AD), Hinton St Mary Mosaic - In Our Time: Edmund Burke - Front Row: Tracy Chevalier and Audrey Niffenegger take John Wilson on a tour of Highgate Cemetery - Thinking Allowed: 02/06/2010 - The Media Show: 02/06/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Rise of World Faiths (200 - 600 AD), Silver Plate Showing Shapur II - Midweek: 02/06/2010 - All in the Mind: Mystery Mental Health Shoppers - Savant Syndrome - In Touch: 01/06/2010 - File on 4: Why does the UK still have high stillbirth rates? - Front Row: John Wilson talks to Christopher Hitchens about his memoir - Making History: 01/06/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 9 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Rise of World Faiths (200 - 600 AD), Gold Coin of Kumaragupta I - The Reith Lectures: Martin Rees: Scientific Horizons: 2010, The Scientific Citizen - Analysis: Promises, Promises - Front Row: Kirsty Lang meets Terry Gilliam - Traveller's Tree: Series 6, Senior Sabbaticals - Food Programme: Food Critics - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Rise of World Faiths (200 - 600 AD), Seated Buddha from Gandhara - Start the Week: 31/05/2010 - Americana: 30/05/2010 - Open Book: 30/05/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Gyorgy Pauk - Radio 4 Appeal: Soundabout - The Living World: Rare Reptiles - Saturday Review: 29/05/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 29/05/2010 - Week in Westminster: 29/05/2010 - Excess Baggage: 29/05/2010 - Saturday Live: 29/05/2010 - Ramblings: Series 15, East Sussex - South Downs Way: Brighton - iPM: 29/05/2010 - A Point of View: Volcano Power - Any Questions?: 28/05/2010 - Front Row: Zoe Wanamaker and David Suchet star in Arthur Miller's All My Sons - The Film Programme: 28/05/2010 - Last Word: 28/05/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 28/05/2010 - More or Less: 28/05/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Ancient Pleasures, Modern Spice (1 - 600 AD), Hoxne Pepper Pot - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Ancient Pleasures, Modern Spice (1 - 600 AD), Admonitions Scroll - The Bottom Line: 27/05/2010 - The Report: 27/05/2010 - Front Row: Crime writer Peter James and World Cup jukebox jury - Material World: 27/05/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 27/05/2010 - In Our Time: Giorgio Vasari's Lives of the Artists - Costing the Earth: Cleaning Up the Ganges - Front Row: Tony Parsons; Richard Alston; Exposed at Tate Modern - Thinking Allowed: 26/05/2010 - The Media Show: 26/05/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Ancient Pleasures, Modern Spice (1 - 600 AD), Ceremonial Ballgame Belt - Midweek: 26/05/2010 - All in the Mind: The Future of Mental Health Care - Left Handedness - Colour and Dyslexia - In Touch: 25/05/2010 - File on 4: Are bribe firms escaping justice? - Front Row: Sex and the City 2; Ian McEwan; Chang-rae Lee - Great Lives: Series 21, Arthur Wharton - Making History: 25/05/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 8 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Ancient Pleasures, Modern Spice (1 - 600 AD), North American Otter Pipe - Democracy on Trial: Episode 3 - Analysis: Doomed by Democracy? - Front Row: Fourth Plinth; Noel Clarke's new film; mysteries of Henry VIII - Traveller's Tree: Series 6, Pilgrimage - Food Programme: Taste - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Ancient Pleasures, Modern Spice (1 - 600 AD), Warren Cup - Start the Week: 24/05/2010 - Americana: 23/05/2010 - Open Book: 23/05/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Dame Stephanie Shirley - Radio 4 Appeal: NACC - The Living World: Junipers - Saturday Review: 22/05/2010 - iPM: 22/05/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 22/05/2010 - Week in Westminster: 22/05/2010 - Excess Baggage: 22/05/2010 - Saturday Live: 22/05/2010 - Ramblings: Series 15, East Sussex - South Downs Way: Eastbourne - A Point of View: Coalitions Then and Now - Any Questions?: 21/05/2010 - Front Row: News from Cannes; China Mieville; Exile on Main St reviewed; Tyler Perry - The Film Programme: 21/05/2010 - Last Word: 21/05/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 21/05/2010 - More or Less: 21/05/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Empire Builders (300 BC - 1 AD), Head of Augustus - In Business: Ticking Over - The Report: 20/05/2010 - Front Row: Scott Turow; Antonio Pappano and review of Prince of Persia - Material World: 20/05/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 20/05/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Empire Builders (300 BC - 1 AD), Chinese Han lacquer cup - In Our Time: The Cavendish Family in Science - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Empire Builders (300 BC - 1 AD), Rosetta Stone - Costing the Earth: Rare Earth Metals - Front Row: Picasso in Liverpool, Tosca in London and Tracey Thorn - Thinking Allowed: 19/05/2010 - The Media Show: 19/05/2010 - Midweek: 19/05/2010 - Case Notes: How much water should we drink? - In Touch: 18/05/2010 - Front Row: Monty Python's Eric Idle; pianist Louis Lortie; Bad Lieutenant - Great Lives: Series 21, Carl Sagan - Making History: 18/05/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 7 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Empire Builders (300 BC - 1 AD), Pillar of Ashoka - Democracy on Trial: Episode 2 - Tiger v Dragon: China's String of Pearls - Front Row: Novelist David Mitchell; Keane; and a review of Money - Traveller's Tree: Series 6, Rail Holidays - Food Programme: Soft Drinks - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Empire Builders (300 BC - 1 AD), Head of Alexander - Start the Week: 17/05/2010 - In Business: Not Just Silicon - Americana: 16/05/2010 - Open Book: 16/05/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Rob Brydon - Radio 4 Appeal: Brake - On Your Farm: Community Farm - Saturday Review: 15/05/2010 - iPM: 15/05/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 15/05/2010 - Week in Westminster: 15/05/2010 - Excess Baggage: 15/05/2010 - Saturday Live: 15/05/2010 - Open Country: The Forest of Bowland - A Point of View: Britain's New Politics - Any Questions?: 14/05/2010 - Front Row: Yes Prime Minister on stage; live report from Cannes - The Film Programme: 14/05/2010 - Last Word: 14/05/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 14/05/2010 - Front Row: Boy George TV biopic, Art Fund Prize shortlist, video game music - Material World: 13/05/2010 - Crossing Continents: The Pakistani Taliban - In Our Time: William James's 'The Varieties of Religious Experience' - Costing the Earth: Rethinking Climate Change - Front Row: Russell Crowe, Ashes to Ashes and the Archbishop of Canterbury - The Media Show: 12/05/2010 - Thinking Allowed: Evacuation - Midweek: 12/05/2010 - The New Galileos: The Large Binocular Telescope - Great Lives: Series 21, Charlotte Guest - Home Planet: 11/05/2010 - The Tudor Tarantino - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 6 - Democracy on Trial: Episode 1 - The New Galileos: The James Webb Space Telescope - Tiger v Dragon: The Power of the Poor - Front Row: Julie Andrews reviewed, Junior Apprentice and Tippi Hedren - Traveller's Tree: Series 6, Food and Travel - Food Programme: Off Licences - Start the Week: 10/05/2010 - Americana: 09/05/2010 - Open Book: 09/05/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Fay Weldon - Radio 4 Appeal: Vision Aid Overseas - On Your Farm: Agrarian Farmer - Saturday Review: 08/05/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 08/05/2010 - Week in Westminster: 08/05/2010 - Excess Baggage: 08/05/2010 - Saturday Live: 08/05/2010 - Open Country: Bluebird's Return to Coniston Water - A Point of View: Hearts of Oak - Any Questions?: 07/05/2010 - The Film Programme: 07/05/2010 - Last Word: 07/05/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 07/05/2010 - In Business: Press Under Pressure - The Report: 06/05/2010 - Front Row: Trumpeter Hugh Masekela; author Jane Smiley; One Night in Turin - Material World: 06/05/2010 - Crossing Continents: India's Red Belt - In Our Time: The Cool Universe - Costing the Earth: Cerrado - Front Row: Nigel Kennedy; Marc Quinn; Oxford Professor of Poetry nominees - The Media Show: 05/05/2010 - Thinking Allowed: Dective tours and Russian organised crime - Midweek: 05/05/2010 - Case Notes: Trauma - In Touch: 04/05/2010 - Front Row: Four Lions reviewed; Turner Prize shortlist; Valerie Grove on Kaye Webb - Great Lives: Series 21, Matthew Flinders - Home Planet: 04/05/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 5 - The Report: 03/05/2010 - Front Row: Ten Years of Tate Modern - Traveller's Tree: Series 6, South Africa - Food Programme: Food and Photography - Start the Week: 03/05/2010 - In Business: Small World - Americana: 02/05/2010 - Bookclub: Orhan Pamuk - The Reunion: Tonight Programme - Radio 4 Appeal: Contact a Family - On Your Farm: Welsh sheep and wool - Saturday Review: 01/05/2010 - iPM: 01/05/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 01/05/2010 - Excess Baggage: 01/05/2010 - Saturday Live: 01/05/2010 - Open Country: Scotland's Coldest Winter - A Point of View: When money is just an illusion - Any Questions?: 30/04/2010 - Front Row: Tracey Emin, Kevin Whately and Per Wastberg - The Film Programme: 30/04/2010 - Last Word: 30/04/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 30/04/2010 - The World Tonight: The Prime Ministerial Debates, The Economy - Front Row: Country star Glen Campbell on playing with Elvis - Material World: 29/04/2010 - Crossing Continents: Can an economist save Peru? - In Our Time: The Great Wall of China - Costing the Earth: Volcanoes: Friend or Foe - Unreliable Evidence: Jury Trial - Front Row: Peter Kay reviewed; Ian Rankin at 50 - The Media Show: 28/04/2010 - Thinking Allowed: Capitalism and Development - Midweek: 28/04/2010 - Case Notes: Iron Deficient Anaemia - In Touch: 27/04/2010 - Front Row: Mark Knopfler, Psycho, Iron Man, Sir Mark Elder - Great Lives: Series 21, Buckminster Fuller - Home Planet: 27/04/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 4 - The Report: 26/04/2010 - Front Row: Luther; David Greig; Giorgio Moroder - Click On: Series 6, Episode 5 - Food Programme: The School of Artisan Food - Start the Week: 26/04/2010 - In Business: Upending the Pyramid: Remembering CK Prahalad - Americana: 25/04/2010 - Open Book: 25/04/2010 - The Reunion: Dunblane - Radio 4 Appeal: Medair UK - On Your Farm: Intensive dairy farm - Saturday Review: 24/04/2010 - Profile: Lloyd Blankfein - iPM: 24/04/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 24/04/2010 - Excess Baggage: 24/04/2010 - Saturday Live: 24/04/2010 - Open Country: Show of Hands - A Point of View: The drama of politics - Any Questions?: 23/04/2010 - Front Row: 23/04/2010 - The Film Programme: 23/04/2010 - Last Word: Juan Antonio Samaranch/Tom Fleming /Ronald Gregory/Bishop Abel Muzorewa - Gardeners' Question Time: 23/04/2010 - The World Tonight: The Prime Ministerial Debates, International Affairs - Front Row: 22/04/2010 - Material World: 22/04/2010 - Crossing Continents: Operation Virginity - In Our Time: Roman Satire - Costing the Earth: The Great Flood of Paris - Unreliable Evidence: Libel - Front Row: 21/04/2010 - The Media Show: 21/04/2010 - Thinking Allowed: Inequality and nakedness - Midweek: 21/04/2010 - Case Notes: Vitamin D - In Touch: 20/04/2010 - Front Row: 20/04/2010 - Great Lives: Series 21, Douglas Jardine - Home Planet: 20/04/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 3 - The Report: 19/04/2010 - Front Row: The Joneses; Shelagh Stephenson; Mark Twain - Click On: Series 6, Episode 4 - Food Programme: Coffee - Start the Week: 19/04/2010 - In Business: Rwanda Rising - Americana: 18/04/2010 - Open Book: 18/04/2010 - The Reunion: The Maze Prison - Radio 4 Appeal: Ovarian Cancer Action - On Your Farm: Fishing no trawling zones - Saturday Review: 17/04/2010 - Profile: Dominique Strauss-Kahn - iPM: 17/04/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 17/04/2010 - Excess Baggage: 17/04/2010 - Saturday Live: 17/04/2010 - Open Country: Brecon Beacons - A Point of View: A welcome slice of American pie - Any Questions?: 16/04/2010 - Front Row: 16/04/2010 - The Film Programme: 16/04/2010 - Last Word: 16/04/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 16/04/2010 - The World Tonight: The Prime Ministerial Debates, Domestic Affairs - Front Row: 15/04/2010 - Material World: 15/04/2010 - Crossing Continents: Greece and Ireland - In Our Time: The Zulu Nation's Rise and Fall - Costing the Earth: Deep Sea Treasure - Unreliable Evidence: Above the Law - Front Row: 14/04/2010 - The Media Show: 14/04/2010 - Thinking Allowed: 14/04/2010 - Midweek: 14/04/2010 - Case Notes: Diabetic Feet - In Touch: 13/04/2010 - Front Row: 13/04/2010 - Great Lives: Series 21, Robin Hood - Home Planet: 13/04/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 2 - Front Row: 12/04/2010 - Click On: Series 6, Episode 3 - Food Programme: Jake's Sustainable Fish - Start the Week: 12/04/2010 - Americana: 11/04/2010 - Open Book: 11/04/2010 - The Reunion: Brideshead Revisited - Radio 4 Appeal: Opportunity International - On Your Farm: 11/04/2010 - Saturday Review: 10/04/2010 - Profile: Julius Malema - iPM: 10/04/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 10/04/2010 - Excess Baggage: 10/04/2010 - Saturday Live: 10/04/2010 - Open Country: Northumberland Castles - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: The World in the Age of Confucius (500 - 300 BC) - A Point of View: 09/04/2010 - Any Questions?: 09/04/2010 - Front Row: 09/04/2010 - The Film Programme: 09/04/2010 - Last Word: 09/04/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 09/04/2010 - In Business: Life Cycle - The Report: 08/04/2010 - Front Row: 08/04/2010 - Material World: 08/04/2010 - Crossing Continents: 08/04/2010 - In Our Time: William Hazlitt - Costing the Earth: The Price of Nature - Unreliable Evidence: 07/04/2010 - Front Row: 07/04/2010 - The Media Show: 07/04/2010 - Thinking Allowed: 07/04/2010 - Midweek: 07/04/2010 - Case Notes: Recreational Drugs - In Touch: 06/04/2010 - Front Row: 06/04/2010 - Great Lives: Series 21, Bertolt Brecht - Home Planet: 06/04/2010 - Saving Species: Series 1, Episode 1 - Front Row: 05/04/2010 - Click On: Series 6, Episode 2 - Food Programme: Verjuice - Start the Week: 05/04/2010 - Americana: 04/04/2010 - Bookclub: Jeanette Winterson - Gardeners' Question Time: 04/04/2010 - The Reunion: First London Marathon - Radio 4 Appeal: Barnardo's - Saturday Review: 03/04/2010 - Profile: Bob Crow - iPM: 03/04/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 03/04/2010 - Beyond Westminster: 03/04/2010 - Excess Baggage: 03/04/2010 - Saturday Live: 03/04/2010 - Open Country: 03/04/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: Old World, New Powers (1100-300 BC) - A Point of View: 02/04/2010 - Any Questions?: 02/04/2010 - Front Row: 02/04/2010 - The Film Programme: 02/04/2010 - Last Word: 02/04/2010 - In Business: Who Sets Our Standards? - The Report: 01/04/2010 - Front Row: 01/04/2010 - Material World: 01/04/2010 - Crossing Continents: 01/04/2010 - In Our Time: The City - a history, part 2 - God On My Mind: Neurology - Front Row: 31/03/2010 - Thinking Allowed: 31/03/2010 - The Media Show: 31/03/2010 - Midweek: 31/03/2010 - In Touch: 30/03/2010 - GCHQ: Cracking the Code - Front Row: Steven Moffat on writing Doctor Who. - Home Planet: 30/03/2010 - Costing the Earth: Eco-City Limits - Front Row: 29/03/2010 - Click On: Series 6, Episode 1 - Food Programme: Food and Drink Expo 2010 - Inside the Brain of a Five-Year-Old - Start the Week: 29/03/2010 - Americana: 28/03/2010 - Open Book: 28/03/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Emma Thompson - Radio 4 Appeal: Arthrogryposis Group - On Your Farm: 28/03/2010 - Saturday Review: 27/03/2010 - Profile: Philip Pullman - From Our Own Correspondent: 27/03/2010 - Week in Westminster: 27/03/2010 - Excess Baggage: 27/03/2010 - Saturday Live: 27/03/2010 - Open Country: Bosworth Field - iPM: 27/03/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: The Beginnings of Science and Literature - A Point of View: At the heart of the matter - Any Questions?: 26/03/2010 - Front Row: 26/03/2010 - The Film Programme: 26/03/2010 - Last Word: 26/03/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 26/03/2010 - The Bottom Line: 25/03/2010 - The Report: 25/03/2010 - Front Row: 25/03/2010 - Material World: 25/03/2010 - Budget Call - Crossing Continents: The Children of Dushanbe - In Our Time: The City - a history, part 1 - God On My Mind: Evolution - Front Row: 24/03/2010 - Thinking Allowed: 24/03/2010 - Midweek: 24/03/2010 - Am I Normal?: Series 7, Eating - In Touch: 23/03/2010 - File on 4: Is Jobcentre Plus working? - Front Row: 23/03/2010 - Home Planet: 23/03/2010 - Soul Music: Series 9, Bach's Goldberg Variations - Costing the Earth: Turbines in the Back Garden - Analysis: Who Are The Taliban? - Document: 22/03/2010 - Front Row: 22/03/2010 - Food Programme: Beetroot and Health Legislation - Start the Week: 22/03/2010 - Americana: 21/03/2010 - Open Book: 21/03/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Frank Cottrell-Boyce - Radio 4 Appeal: International Alert - On Your Farm: 21/03/2010 - Saturday Review: 20/03/2010 - Profile: Lord Saville - From Our Own Correspondent: 20/03/2010 - Week in Westminster: 20/03/2010 - Excess Baggage: 20/03/2010 - Saturday Live: 20/03/2010 - Open Country: Post-Flood Cumbria - iPM: 20/03/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: The First Cities and States (4000 - 2000 BC) - A Point of View: 19/03/2010 - Any Questions?: 19/03/2010 - Front Row: 19/03/2010 - The Film Programme: 19/03/2010 - Last Word: 19/03/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 19/03/2010 - The Bottom Line: 18/03/2010 - Front Row: 18/03/2010 - Material World: 18/03/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 18/03/2010 - In Our Time: Munch and The Scream - Front Row: 17/03/2010 - Thinking Allowed: 17/03/2010 - The Media Show: 17/03/2010 - Midweek: 17/03/2010 - Am I Normal?: Series 7, Health Anxiety - In Touch: 16/03/2010 - File on 4: Children who abuse children - Front Row: 16/03/2010 - Law in Action: 16/03/2010 - Home Planet: 16/03/2010 - Soul Music: Series 9, He's Got the Whole World in His Hands - The Long View: British brands, American takeovers: Boots and Cadbury - Costing the Earth: Plants to Pills - Analysis: Minds of Our Own? - Document: 15/03/2010 - Front Row: 15/03/2010 - Food Programme: Miami Super Bowl - Start the Week: 15/03/2010 - Americana: 14/03/2010 - Open Book: 14/03/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Duncan Bannatyne - Radio 4 Appeal: Deafness Research UK - On Your Farm: 14/03/2010 - Saturday Review: 13/03/2010 - Profile: Baroness Catherine Ashton - From Our Own Correspondent: 13/03/2010 - Week in Westminster: 13/03/2010 - Excess Baggage: 13/03/2010 - Saturday Live: 13/03/2010 - Ramblings: Series 14, Peak District - Hathersage - iPM: 13/03/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: After the Ice Age - A Point of View: 12/03/2010 - Any Questions?: 12/03/2010 - Front Row: 12/03/2010 - The Film Programme: 12/03/2010 - Last Word: 12/03/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 12/03/2010 - The Bottom Line: 11/03/2010 - Front Row: 11/03/2010 - Material World: 11/03/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 11/03/2010 - In Our Time: Boudica - Front Row: 10/03/2010 - Thinking Allowed: 10/03/2010 - The Media Show: 10/03/2010 - Midweek: 10/03/2010 - Am I Normal?: Series 7, Ageing - In Touch: 09/03/2010 - File on 4: Pensions crisis - Front Row: 09/03/2010 - Law in Action: 09/03/2010 - Home Planet: 09/03/2010 - Soul Music: Series 9, Dido's Lament - The Long View: The Commemoration of the Fallen. - Costing the Earth: Fusion Future - Analysis: Babies and Biscuits - Document: 08/03/2010 - Front Row: 08/03/2010 - Food Programme: Marmalade - Start the Week: 08/03/2010 - Americana: 07/03/2010 - Bookclub: Douglas Coupland - Desert Island Discs: Maggie Aderin-Pocock - Radio 4 Appeal: Arthur Rank Centre - On Your Farm: 07/03/2010 - Saturday Review: 06/03/2010 - Profile: Tidjane Thiam - From Our Own Correspondent: 06/03/2010 - Week in Westminster: 06/03/2010 - Excess Baggage: 06/03/2010 - Saturday Live: 06/03/2010 - Ramblings: Series 14, Shropshire - Shrewsbury - iPM: 06/03/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus: Making Us Human - A Point of View: 05/03/2010 - Any Questions?: 05/03/2010 - Front Row: 05/03/2010 - The Film Programme: 05/03/2010 - Last Word: 05/03/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 05/03/2010 - The Bottom Line: 04/03/2010 - Front Row: 04/03/2010 - Material World: 04/03/2010 - In Our Time: The Infant Brain - Front Row: 03/03/2010 - Thinking Allowed: 03/03/2010 - The Media Show: 03/03/2010 - Midweek: 03/03/2010 - In Touch: 02/03/2010 - File on 4: Computing calamities - Front Row: 02/03/2010 - Law in Action: 02/03/2010 - Home Planet: 02/03/2010 - Soul Music: Series 9, Mendelssohn Violin Concerto - Costing the Earth: The Big Clean Up - Analysis: Tea Party Politics - Front Row: 01/03/2010 - Food Programme: New World Cheese - Start the Week: 01/03/2010 - Americana: 28/02/2010 - Open Book: 28/02/2010 - Desert Island Discs: June Spencer - Radio 4 Appeal: TB Alert - The Living World: Crayfish - Saturday Review: 27/02/2010 - Profile: Sir Gus O'Donnell - From Our Own Correspondent: 27/02/2010 - Week in Westminster: 27/02/2010 - Excess Baggage: 27/02/2010 - Saturday Live: 27/02/2010 - Ramblings: Series 14, The Cotswolds - Cranham - iPM: 27/02/2010 - A Point of View: 26/02/2010 - Any Questions?: 26/02/2010 - Front Row: 26/02/2010 - The Film Programme: 26/02/2010 - Last Word: 26/02/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 26/02/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The World in the Age of Confucius (500 - 300 BC), Chinese Bronze Bell - The Bottom Line: 25/02/2010 - Front Row: 25/02/2010 - Material World: 25/02/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 25/02/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The World in the Age of Confucius (500 - 300 BC), Olmec Stone Mask - In Our Time: Calvinism - Physics Rocks - Front Row: 24/02/2010 - Thinking Allowed: 24/02/2010 - The Media Show: 24/02/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The World in the Age of Confucius (500 - 300 BC), Basse Yutz Flagons - Midweek: 24/02/2010 - Case Notes: Parasites - In Touch: 23/02/2010 - File on 4: Concerns over child courts - Front Row: 23/02/2010 - Law in Action: 23/02/2010 - Making History: 23/02/2010 - Soul Music: Series 9, Praise My Soul - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The World in the Age of Confucius (500 - 300 BC), Parthenon Sculpture: Centaur and Lapith - The Long View: National Debt - Costing the Earth: Greening Fido - Analysis: Failing Better - Front Row: 22/02/2010 - Food Programme: Halal - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The World in the Age of Confucius (500 - 300 BC), Oxus Chariot Model - Start the Week: 22/02/2010 - Americana: 21/02/2010 - Open Book: 21/02/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Sir Clive Woodward - Radio 4 Appeal: Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture - The Living World: Herons - Saturday Review: 20/02/2010 - Profile: George Papandreou - From Our Own Correspondent: 20/02/2010 - Beyond Westminster: 20/02/2010 - Excess Baggage: 20/02/2010 - Saturday Live: 20/02/2010 - Ramblings: Series 14, North Wales - Anglesey - iPM: 20/02/2010 - A Point of View: 19/02/2010 - Any Questions?: 19/02/2010 - Front Row: 19/02/2010 - The Film Programme: 19/02/2010 - Last Word: 19/02/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 19/02/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Old World, New Powers (1100 - 300 BC), Gold Coin of Croesus - The Bottom Line: 18/02/2010 - The Report: 18/02/2010 - Front Row: 18/02/2010 - Material World: 18/02/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 18/02/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Old World, New Powers (1100 - 300 BC), Paracas Textile - In Our Time: The Indian Mutiny - Front Row: David Mitchell; designer Ron Arad; Paul Nash exhibition; Michael Jackson's This Is It - Thinking Allowed: 17/02/2010 - The Media Show: 17/02/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Old World, New Powers (1100 - 300 BC), Chinese Zhou Ritual Vessel - Midweek: 17/02/2010 - Case Notes: Maternity - In Touch: 16/02/2010 - File on 4: NHS safety alerts ignored? - Front Row: 16/02/2010 - Making History: 16/02/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Old World, New Powers (1100 - 300 BC), Sphinx of Taharqo - Taking a Stand: 16/02/2010 - Costing the Earth: Protecting the Past - Analysis: Crying Treason - Front Row: 15/02/2010 - Food Programme: The New Gastronomy - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Old World, New Powers (1100 - 300 BC), Lachish Reliefs - Start the Week: 15/02/2010 - Americana: 14/02/2010 - Open Book: 14/02/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Professor Jim Al-Khalili - Radio 4 Appeal: Coeliac UK - The Living World: The Deer Park - Saturday Review: 13/02/2010 - Profile: Rajendra Pachauri - From Our Own Correspondent: 13/02/2010 - Week in Westminster: 13/02/2010 - Excess Baggage: 13/02/2010 - Saturday Live: 13/02/2010 - Ramblings: Series 14, Gloucestershire - Stroud - iPM: 13/02/2010 - A Point of View: 12/02/2010 - Any Questions?: 12/02/2010 - Front Row: 12/02/2010 - The Film Programme: 12/02/2010 - Last Word: 12/02/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 12/02/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Beginning of Science and Literature (1500 - 700 BC), Statue of Ramesses II - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Beginning of Science and Literature (1500 - 700 BC), Mold Gold Cape - The Bottom Line: 11/02/2010 - The Report: 11/02/2010 - Front Row: 11/02/2010 - Material World: 11/02/2010 - Face the Facts: Payment Holiday - From Our Own Correspondent: 11/02/2010 - In Our Time: Mathematics' Unintended Consequences - Front Row: Actor Jeff Bridges; JG Ballard art exhibition; architect IM Pei - Thinking Allowed: 10/02/2010 - The Media Show: 10/02/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Beginning of Science and Literature (1500 - 700 BC), Minoan Bull Leaper - Midweek: 10/02/2010 - Case Notes: Cancer - In Touch: 09/02/2010 - File on 4: The next banking nightmare? - Front Row: 09/02/2010 - Making History: 09/02/2010 - Nature: Series 4, A Local Patch, part 2 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Beginning of Science and Literature (1500 - 700 BC), Rhind Mathematical Papyrus - Taking a Stand: 09/02/2010 - Costing the Earth: Keep on Trucking - Analysis: Foreigner Policy - Front Row: 08/02/2010 - Food Programme: Seeds - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The Beginning of Science and Literature (1500 - 700 BC), Flood Tablet - Start the Week: 08/02/2010 - Americana: 07/02/2010 - Bookclub: Clive James - Desert Island Discs: Gok Wan - Radio 4 Appeal: BTCV - The Living World: Cave Spiders - Saturday Review: 06/02/2010 - Profile: Vincent Nichols, Archbishop of Westminster - From Our Own Correspondent: 06/02/2010 - Week in Westminster: 06/02/2010 - Excess Baggage: 06/02/2010 - Saturday Live: 06/02/2010 - Ramblings: Series 14, Wensleydale - Middleham - iPM: 06/02/2010 - A Point of View: 05/02/2010 - Any Questions?: 05/02/2010 - Front Row: 05/02/2010 - The Film Programme: 05/02/2010 - Last Word: 05/02/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 05/02/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The First Cities and States (4000 - 2000 BC), Early Writing Tablet - 2010: Space Odyssey to Europa - The Bottom Line: 04/02/2010 - The Report: 04/02/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The First Cities and States (4000 - 2000 BC), Jade Axe - Front Row: 04/02/2010 - Material World: 04/02/2010 - Face the Facts: India's City of Tomorrow - From Our Own Correspondent: 04/02/2010 - In Our Time: Ibn Khaldun - Front Row: 03/02/2010 - Thinking Allowed: 03/02/2010 - The Media Show: 03/02/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The First Cities and States (4000 - 2000 BC), Indus Seal - Midweek: 03/02/2010 - Case Notes: Backs - In Touch: 02/02/2010 - File on 4: Improvised Explosive Devices in Afghanistan - Front Row: 02/02/2010 - Great Lives: Series 20, Bill Hamilton - Making History: 02/02/2010 - Nature: Series 4, A Local Patch, part 1 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The First Cities and States (4000 - 2000 BC), Standard of Ur - Taking a Stand: 02/02/2010 - Costing the Earth: The New Diggers - Analysis: A Price Worth Paying? - Front Row: 01/02/2010 - Food Programme: Puddings - A History of the World in 100 Objects: The First Cities and States (4000 - 2000 BC), King Den's Sandal Label - Start the Week: 01/02/2010 - Americana: 31/01/2010 - Open Book: 31/01/2010 - The Greening of the Deserts: Episode 2 - Desert Island Discs: Mary Beard - Radio 4 Appeal: RETRAK - The Living World: Pike - Saturday Review: 30/01/2010 - Profile: Chris Morris - From Our Own Correspondent: 30/01/2010 - Week in Westminster: 30/01/2010 - Excess Baggage: 30/01/2010 - Saturday Live: 30/01/2010 - Open Country: River Wandle - iPM: 30/01/2010 - A Point of View: 29/01/2010 - Any Questions?: 29/01/2010 - Front Row: 29/01/2010 - The Film Programme: 29/01/2010 - Last Word: 29/01/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 29/01/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: After the Ice Age: Food and Sex (9000 - 3500 BC), Jomon Pot - The Bottom Line: 28/01/2010 - The Report: 28/01/2010 - Front Row: 28/01/2010 - Material World: 28/01/2010 - Face the Facts: The Recruits - From Our Own Correspondent: 28/01/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: After the Ice Age: Food and Sex (9000 - 3500 BC), Maya Maize God Statue - In Our Time: Silas Marner - Decision Time: 27/01/2010 - Front Row: 27/01/2010 - Thinking Allowed: 27/01/2010 - The Media Show: 27/01/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: After the Ice Age: Food and Sex (9000 - 3500 BC), Egyptian Clay Model of Cattle - Midweek: 27/01/2010 - Case Notes: Osteoporosis - In Touch: 26/01/2010 - File on 4: Drug danger distraction? - Front Row: 26/01/2010 - Great Lives: Series 20, Agustin Barrios Mangore - Images That Changed The World: Brain Scan - Making History: 26/01/2010 - Nature: Series 4, Shingle Street - A History of the World in 100 Objects: After the Ice Age: Food and Sex (9000 - 3500 BC), Ain Sakri Lovers Figurine - Taking a Stand: 26/01/2010 - Super Recognisers - Analysis: Are environmentalists bad for the planet? - Front Row: 25/01/2010 - Food Programme: City Food Lecture - A History of the World in 100 Objects: After the Ice Age: Food and Sex (9000 - 3500 BC), Bird-shaped Pestle - Start the Week: 25/01/2010 - Americana: 24/01/2010 - Open Book: 24/01/2010 - The Greening of the Deserts: Episode 1 - Desert Island Discs: Frank Warren - Radio 4 Appeal: Mental Health Foundation - On Your Farm: 24/01/2010 - Saturday Review: 23/01/2010 - Profile: Scott Brown - iPM: 23/01/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 23/01/2010 - Week in Westminster: 23/01/2010 - Excess Baggage: 23/01/2010 - Saturday Live: 23/01/2010 - Open Country: Eel Pie Island - A Point of View: 22/01/2010 - Any Questions?: 22/01/2010 - Front Row: 22/01/2010 - The Film Programme: 22/01/2010 - Last Word: 22/01/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 22/01/2010 - More or Less: 22/01/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Making Us Human (2,000,000 - 9000 BC), Clovis Spear Point - In Business: Ready to Wear - The Report: 21/01/2010 - Front Row: 21/01/2010 - Material World: 21/01/2010 - Face the Facts: Fine Justice - From Our Own Correspondent: 21/01/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Making Us Human (2,000,000 - 9000 BC), Swimming Reindeer - In Our Time: The Glencoe Massacre - Decision Time: 20/01/2010 - Front Row: 20/01/2010 - Thinking Allowed: 20/01/2010 - The Media Show: 20/01/2010 - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Making Us Human (2,000,000 - 9000 BC), Olduvai Handaxe - Midweek: 20/01/2010 - Case Notes: Aspirin - In Touch: 19/01/2010 - File on 4: Who polices the police? - Front Row: 19/01/2010 - Great Lives: Series 20, Picasso - Making History: 19/01/2010 - Nature: Series 4, Wildlife Gardening - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Making Us Human (2,000,000 - 9000 BC), Olduvai Stone Chopping Tool - Taking a Stand: 19/01/2010 - Front Row: 18/01/2010 - Food Programme: Micro Dairies - A History of the World in 100 Objects: Making Us Human (2,000,000 - 9000 BC), Mummy of Hornedjitef - Start the Week: 18/01/2010 - Americana: 17/01/2010 - Open Book: 17/01/2010 - Desert Island Discs: James Ellroy - Radio 4 Appeal: National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society - On Your Farm: 17/01/2010 - Saturday Review: 16/01/2010 - Profile: Arlene Foster - iPM: 16/01/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 16/01/2010 - Week in Westminster: 16/01/2010 - Excess Baggage: 16/01/2010 - Saturday Live: 16/01/2010 - Open Country: Herefordshire - A Point of View: 15/01/2010 - Any Questions?: 15/01/2010 - Front Row: 15/01/2010 - The Film Programme: 15/01/2010 - Last Word: 15/01/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 15/01/2010 - More or Less: 15/01/2010 - In Business: Doing It Wrong - The Report: 14/01/2010 - Front Row: 14/01/2010 - Material World: 14/01/2010 - Face the Facts: Fraud in France - Crossing Continents: 24 Hours in Tulsa - In Our Time: The Frankfurt School - Decision Time: 13/01/2010 - Thinking Allowed: 13/01/2010 - The Media Show: 13/01/2010 - Midweek: 13/01/2010 - Case Notes: Military Medicine - In Touch: 12/01/2010 - Front Row: 12/01/2010 - Great Lives: Series 20, Lise Meitner - Home Planet: 12/01/2010 - Nature: Series 4, Juan Fernandez Islands - Taking a Stand: 12/01/2010 - Front Row: 11/01/2010 - Food Programme: Speciality Tea - Start the Week: 11/01/2010 - Americana: 10/01/2010 - Open Book: 10/01/2010 - Desert Island Discs: Mary Portas - Radio 4 Appeal: Cambodia Trust - On Your Farm: 10/01/2010 - Saturday Review: 09/01/2010 - Profile: Sir Roderic Lyne - iPM: 09/01/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 09/01/2010 - Week in Westminster: 09/01/2010 - Excess Baggage: 09/01/2010 - Saturday Live: 09/01/2010 - Open Country: Purbeck - A Point of View: 08/01/2010 - Any Questions?: 08/01/2010 - Front Row: 08/01/2010 - The Film Programme: 08/01/2010 - Last Word: 08/01/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 08/01/2010 - More or Less: 08/01/2010 - In Business: New Age - The Report: 07/01/2010 - Front Row: 07/01/2010 - Material World: 07/01/2010 - Face the Facts: High Rise - Low Safety - Crossing Continents: Uganda: Battling the Witch-Doctors - In Our Time: In Our Time: The Royal Society and British Science, The Royal Society and British Science: Episode 4 - Unreliable Evidence: The Law and Drugs - Front Row: 06/01/2010 - Thinking Allowed: 06/01/2010 - The Media Show: 06/01/2010 - In Our Time: In Our Time: The Royal Society and British Science, The Royal Society and British Science: Episode 3 - Case Notes: Tuberculosis - In Touch: 05/01/2010 - Front Row: 05/01/2010 - Great Lives: Series 20, Nero - Home Planet: 05/01/2010 - Nature: Series 4, Britain's Rarest Trees - In Our Time: In Our Time: The Royal Society and British Science, The Royal Society and British Science: Episode 2 - Front Row: 04/01/2010 - Food Programme: School Dinner Revolution - In Our Time: In Our Time: The Royal Society and British Science, The Royal Society and British Science: Episode 1 - Americana: 03/01/2010 - Bookclub: Alexander McCall Smith - Desert Island Discs: John Copley - Radio 4 Appeal: Kidscape - On Your Farm: 03/01/2010 - Saturday Review: 02/01/2010 - Profile: Fabio Capello - iPM: 02/01/2010 - From Our Own Correspondent: 02/01/2010 - Beyond Westminster: 02/01/2010 - Excess Baggage: 02/01/2010 - Saturday Live: 02/01/2010 - Open Country: SouthWest Shipwrecks - A Point of View: 01/01/2010 - Front Row: 01/01/2010 - The Film Programme: 01/01/2010 - Last Word: 01/01/2010 - Gardeners' Question Time: 01/01/2010 - More or Less: 01/01/2010 - Food and Farming Awards: Food and Farming Awards 2009 - In Business: Project Alcatraz - The Report: 31/12/2009 - Front Row: 31/12/2009 - Material World: 31/12/2009 - Crossing Continents: Sri Lanka's Fragile Peace - In Our Time: Mary Wollstonecraft - Unreliable Evidence: Justice Denied in the Civil Courts? - Front Row: 30/12/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Mobility to Higher Education - The Media Show: 30/12/2009 - Midweek: 30/12/2009 - Case Notes: Childhood Obesity - In Touch: 29/12/2009 - Front Row: 29/12/2009 - Great Lives: Series 20, Hannah Arendt - Home Planet: 29/12/2009 - Defining The Decade: Mission Accomplished - The Dragons' Lab - Front Row: 28/12/2009 - Food Programme: Bread Skills - Start the Week: 28/12/2009 - Americana: 27/12/2009 - Open Book: Diana Athill, Giles Foden, John Carey, DJ Taylor and Jenny Uglow - Gardeners' Question Time: 27/12/2009 - Desert Island Discs: David Tennant - Radio 4 Appeal: Alstrom Syndrome UK - On Your Farm: 27/12/2009 - Saturday Review: A Cultural Review of 2009 - iPM: 26/12/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 26/12/2009 - Beyond Westminster: 26/12/2009 - Excess Baggage: Quiz - Saturday Live: 26/12/2009 - Open Country: Blue Moon - Front Row: 25/12/2009 - The Film Programme: 25/12/2009 - In Business: Organising Salvation - Front Row: 24/12/2009 - Material World: 24/12/2009 - Crossing Continents: Sweden - In Our Time: The Samurai - The Infinite Monkey Cage: Series 1, Episode 4 - Unreliable Evidence: Too Much Information - Front Row: 23/12/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Bourgeois Power and Marriage - The Media Show: 23/12/2009 - In Living Memory: Series 11, Sunday Trading - Midweek: 23/12/2009 - All in the Mind: Scientific Names - Psychological Enjoyment of Wine - In Touch: 22/12/2009 - Front Row: 22/12/2009 - Great Lives: Series 20, Vivian Stanshall - Home Planet: 22/12/2009 - Frontiers: Earthquakes in Southeast Asia - Front Row: 21/12/2009 - Food Programme: Spirits - Start the Week: 21/12/2009 - Americana: 20/12/2009 - Open Book: Crime Writing and 2010 Publishing Highlights - Desert Island Discs: Sir Michael Caine - Radio 4 Appeal: Build Africa - On Your Farm: 20/12/2009 - Saturday Review: Keira Knightley's stage debut and Sam Taylor Wood's feature film Nowhere Boy - iPM: 19/12/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 19/12/2009 - Week in Westminster: 19/12/2009 - Excess Baggage: 19/12/2009 - Saturday Live: 19/12/2009 - Open Country: Growing Tents Not Crops on Gower - A Point of View: Option Swamp - Any Questions?: 18/12/2009 - Front Row: 18/12/2009 - The Film Programme: 18/12/2009 - Last Word: 18/12/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 18/12/2009 - More or Less: 18/12/2009 - In Business: Let Me Entertain You - The Report: 17/12/2009 - Front Row: 17/12/2009 - Material World: 17/12/2009 - Crossing Continents: Rio Law - The Infinite Monkey Cage: Series 1, Episode 3 - Unreliable Evidence: European Law: After Lisbon - Front Row: 16/12/2009 - All in the Mind: Anxious Children - Remembering Stories - West Park Psychiatric Hospital - Thinking Allowed: Prison Clothing - Lewes Arms Boycott - The Media Show: 16/12/2009 - In Living Memory: Series 11, The Afghan Crisis - Midweek: 16/12/2009 - In Touch: 15/12/2009 - Front Row: 15/12/2009 - Great Lives: Series 20, Tennessee Williams - Home Planet: 15/12/2009 - Frontiers: DNA Analysis of Asylum Seekers - Front Row: 14/12/2009 - Food Programme: Food and Art - Start the Week: 14/12/2009 - Americana: 13/12/2009 - Open Book: Colum McCann Interview and The Future of Bookshops - Desert Island Discs: Lord Coe - Radio 4 Appeal: Help the Hospices - On Your Farm: 13/12/2009 - Saturday Review: Spike Jonze's Where the Wild Things Are and a review of Red by John Logan - iPM: 12/12/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 12/12/2009 - Week in Westminster: 12/12/2009 - Excess Baggage: 12/12/2009 - Saturday Live: 12/12/2009 - Open Country: Ripples of the Ballinderry River - A Point of View: Hermie's Ghost - Any Questions?: 11/12/2009 - Front Row: 11/12/2009 - The Film Programme: 11/12/2009 - Last Word: 11/12/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 11/12/2009 - More or Less: 11/12/2009 - In Business: Sugaring the Pill - The Report: 10/12/2009 - Front Row: 10/12/2009 - Material World: 10/12/2009 - Crossing Continents: Nablus - In Our Time: Pythagoras - The Infinite Monkey Cage: Series 1, Episode 2 - Front Row: 09/12/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Solo Living - Response to Wall Street - The Media Show: 09/12/2009 - In Living Memory: Series 11, The Mapplethorpe Affair - Midweek: 09/12/2009 - All in the Mind: Working Memory - Mental Illness and Domestic Violence - In Touch: 08/12/2009 - File on 4: Cost-cutting in Forensic Science - Front Row: 08/12/2009 - Great Lives: Series 20, Henry V - Home Planet: 08/12/2009 - Frontiers: GM Crops - Front Row: 07/12/2009 - Food Programme: Food Memoir - Start the Week: 07/12/2009 - Americana: 06/12/2009 - Bookclub: John Irving - Desert Island Discs: Baroness Scotland - Radio 4 Appeal: BBC Radio 4 St Martin-in-the-Fields Christmas Appeal - The Living World: Tufty of Thirlmere - Saturday Review: Steven Soderbergh's latest film The Girlfriend Experience and the V&A's new Medieval and Renaissance Galleries - iPM: 05/12/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 05/12/2009 - Week in Westminster: 05/12/2009 - Excess Baggage: 05/12/2009 - Saturday Live: 05/12/2009 - Open Country: Gloucestershire Wildlife ER - A Point of View: Impact - Any Questions?: 04/12/2009 - Front Row: 04/12/2009 - The Film Programme: 04/12/2009 - Last Word: 04/12/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 04/12/2009 - In Business: Small Wonder - The Report: 03/12/2009 - Front Row: 03/12/2009 - Material World: 03/12/2009 - Crossing Continents: Pakistan Drugs - In Our Time: The Silk Road - The Infinite Monkey Cage: Series 1, Episode 1 - Front Row: 02/12/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Anthropology of Wall Street - Rural Idyll - The Media Show: 02/12/2009 - Midweek: 02/12/2009 - All in the Mind: Renaming Schizophrenia - Mindfulness - In Touch: 01/12/2009 - File on 4: Iraqi Refugees - Front Row: 01/12/2009 - Home Planet: 01/12/2009 - Frontiers: Population Growth and Global Warming - Document: 30/11/2009 - Front Row: 30/11/2009 - Food Programme: Awards Extras - Start the Week: 30/11/2009 - Americana: 29/11/2009 - Open Book: Jeanette Winterson, Sir Frank Kermode, Meg Rosoff and Philip Ardagh - Desert Island Discs: Morrissey - Radio 4 Appeal: Computer Aid International - The Living World: Autumn Ivy - Saturday Review: French film Seraphine and Screen Epiphanies by Geoffrey Macnab - iPM: 28/11/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 28/11/2009 - Excess Baggage: 28/11/2009 - Saturday Live: 28/11/2009 - A Point of View: Spirit of the Game - Any Questions?: 27/11/2009 - Front Row: 27/11/2009 - The Film Programme: 27/11/2009 - Last Word: 27/11/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 27/11/2009 - Leading Edge: On the Origin of the Species - In Business: Unlimited Company - The Report: 26/11/2009 - Front Row: 26/11/2009 - Material World: 26/11/2009 - Crossing Continents: A Small Town in Mississippi - In Our Time: Joyce's A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man - The Eureka Years: Series 4, 1893 - The Internal Combustion Engine - Front Row: 25/11/2009 - Thinking Allowed: E-Elections - Jazz - The Media Show: 25/11/2009 - Midweek: 25/11/2009 - All in the Mind: Honesty within Adoption - Remembering Smells - In Touch: 24/11/2009 - File on 4: Organ Shortages - Front Row: 24/11/2009 - Home Planet: 24/11/2009 - Frontiers: Dark Matter - Document: 23/11/2009 - Front Row: 23/11/2009 - Food Programme: 30th Anniversary: Business - Start the Week: 23/11/2009 - Americana: 22/11/2009 - Open Book: A Beginner's Guide to Tolstoy and Literature Dedications - Desert Island Discs: Sir Stuart Rose - Radio 4 Appeal: Children in Need - The Living World: Dartford Warbler - Saturday Review: The Coen Brothers' A Serious Man, Alan Bennett's The Habit of Art, and The Water Table by Philip Gross - From Our Own Correspondent: 21/11/2009 - Excess Baggage: 21/11/2009 - Saturday Live: 21/11/2009 - Open Country: The Hanbury Crater - iPM: 21/11/2009 - A Point of View: Blog de Jour - Any Questions?: 20/11/2009 - Front Row: 20/11/2009 - The Film Programme: 20/11/2009 - Last Word: 20/11/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 20/11/2009 - Leading Edge: Astronomical Discoveries and Future Space Exploration - The Bottom Line: 19/11/2009 - The Report: 19/11/2009 - Front Row: 19/11/2009 - Material World: 19/11/2009 - Crossing Continents: The Congo Connection - In Our Time: Sparta - The Eureka Years: Series 4, 1650: Coffee, Cosmology and the Civil War - Front Row: 18/11/2009 - Thinking Allowed: White Collar Crime: Punishment of Crime - The Media Show: 18/11/2009 - Midweek: 18/11/2009 - All in the Mind: Happiness and Optimism - In Touch: 17/11/2009 - File on 4: Illegal Gold Mining - Front Row: 17/11/2009 - Making History: 17/11/2009 - Parting Shots: Series 1, Episode 5 - Frontiers: The Placenta - Analysis: Divorcing Europe - Document: 16/11/2009 - Front Row: 16/11/2009 - Food Programme: 30th Anniversary - Start the Week: 16/11/2009 - Americana: 15/11/2009 - Open Book: Frances Fyfield; John Cheever; San Francisco Reading Matter - Desert Island Discs: Julia Donaldson - Radio 4 Appeal: Ataxia-Telangiectasia Society - The Living World: Sika Deer - Saturday Review: Joan London's novel The Good Parents and the newly-released Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - From Our Own Correspondent: 14/11/2009 - Excess Baggage: 14/11/2009 - Saturday Live: 14/11/2009 - Open Country: A Journey Through the New Forest - iPM: 14/11/2009 - A Point of View: The Man on the Fourth Plinth - Any Questions?: 13/11/2009 - Front Row: 13/11/2009 - The Film Programme: 13/11/2009 - Last Word: 13/11/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 13/11/2009 - Desert Island Discs: Anthony Julius - Leading Edge: Cooking and Human Evolution - The Bottom Line: 12/11/2009 - Front Row: 12/11/2009 - Material World: 12/11/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 12/11/2009 - In Our Time: Radiation - Supersize Surgeries - Front Row: 11/11/2009 - Thinking Allowed: White Collar Crime: Regulation of Crime - The Media Show: 11/11/2009 - Midweek: 11/11/2009 - All in the Mind: Drug Side Effects - Evolutionary Prejudice - Karl Jung - In Touch: 10/11/2009 - File on 4: Funding the Frontline Police Force - Front Row: 10/11/2009 - Law in Action: 10/11/2009 - Making History: 10/11/2009 - Parting Shots: Series 1, Episode 4 - Aping Evolution: Episode 2 - Analysis: Death to the Deficit! - Front Row: 09/11/2009 - Click On: 09/11/2009 - Food Programme: The National Honey Show - Start the Week: 09/11/2009 - Americana: 08/11/2009 - Open Book: Neglected Classics Results, David Malouf, and Gothic Fiction - Radio 4 Appeal: Bhopal Medical Appeal - Saturday Review: Philip Roth’s The Humbling, The Men Who Stare At Goats, and E4's The Misfits - From Our Own Correspondent: 07/11/2009 - Week in Westminster: 07/11/2009 - Excess Baggage: 07/11/2009 - Saturday Live: 07/11/2009 - Open Country: Owenstown - iPM: 07/11/2009 - A Point of View: High Road to Xanadu - Any Questions?: 06/11/2009 - Front Row: 06/11/2009 - The Film Programme: 06/11/2009 - Last Word: 06/11/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 06/11/2009 - Leading Edge: Meteorite Hunters and the Comedy of Change - The Bottom Line: 05/11/2009 - Front Row: 05/11/2009 - Material World: 05/11/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 05/11/2009 - In Our Time: The Siege of Munster - A Voyage on Livingstone's Lake - Front Row: 04/11/2009 - Thinking Allowed: White Collar Crime: Culture of Crime - The Media Show: 04/11/2009 - Midweek: 04/11/2009 - All in the Mind: Romanian Orphans - In Touch: 03/11/2009 - File on 4: Increasing Bank Profits - Front Row: 03/11/2009 - Law in Action: 03/11/2009 - Making History: 03/11/2009 - Parting Shots: Series 1, Episode 3 - Aping Evolution: Episode 1 - Analysis: The Economist's New Clothes - Front Row: 02/11/2009 - Click On: Series 5, Episode 5 - Food Programme: Yoghurt - Start the Week: 02/11/2009 - Americana: 01/11/2009 - Bookclub: Linda Grant - Desert Island Discs: Jerry Springer - Radio 4 Appeal: Meningitis UK - On Your Farm: 01/11/2009 - Saturday Review: The Lacuna by Barbara Kingsolver and Cristian Mungiu's Tales From The Golden Age - Profile: Jose Manuel Barroso - From Our Own Correspondent: 31/10/2009 - Excess Baggage: 31/10/2009 - Saturday Live: 31/10/2009 - Open Country: Brian May's 3-D Village - iPM: 31/10/2009 - A Point of View: On Strike - Any Questions?: 30/10/2009 - Front Row: 30/10/2009 - The Film Programme: 30/10/2009 - Last Word: 30/10/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 30/10/2009 - The Entrepreneur's Wound - Leading Edge: Nuclear Weapons Testing - The Bottom Line: 29/10/2009 - Front Row: 29/10/2009 - Material World: 29/10/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 29/10/2009 - In Our Time: Schopenhauer - The Oldest Bible - Front Row: 28/10/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Organ Donation - Flip Flops - The Media Show: 28/10/2009 - Midweek: 28/10/2009 - In Touch: 27/10/2009 - Front Row: 27/10/2009 - Law in Action: 27/10/2009 - Making History: 27/10/2009 - Parting Shots: Series 1, Episode 2 - Costing the Earth: Countdown to Copenhagen - Analysis: Knowing Too Much - Front Row: 26/10/2009 - Click On: Series 5, Episode 4 - Food Programme: Omega 3 - Start the Week: 26/10/2009 - Americana: 25/10/2009 - Open Book: Dame Beryl Bainbridge, Howard Jacobson, Joanna Trollope, Michael Morpurgo and Val McDermid nominate their Neglected Classics - Desert Island Discs: Professor Colin Pillinger - Radio 4 Appeal: Asylum Aid - On Your Farm: 25/10/2009 - Saturday Review: Wes Anderson's film of Fantastic Mr Fox, Legend of a Suicide by David Vann, and Andrew Marr’s The Making of Modern Britain - Profile: Armando Iannucci - From Our Own Correspondent: 24/10/2009 - Excess Baggage: 24/10/2009 - Saturday Live: 24/10/2009 - Ramblings: Series 13, Northumberland - St Oswald's Way: Hadrian's Wall - iPM: 24/10/2009 - A Point of View: The Golf Ball Potato Crisp - Any Questions?: 23/10/2009 - Front Row: 23/10/2009 - The Film Programme: 23/10/2009 - Last Word: 23/10/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 23/10/2009 - Leading Edge: Humans and Robots - The Bottom Line: 22/10/2009 - Front Row: 22/10/2009 - Material World: 22/10/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 22/10/2009 - In Our Time: The Geological Formation of Britain - Front Row: Kenny Ortega; Jane Campion; Ulster Museum re-opening. - Thinking Allowed: Suburbia Planning - Modernity Forgets - The Media Show: 21/10/2009 - Midweek: 21/10/2009 - In Touch: 20/10/2009 - Front Row: 20/10/2009 - Law in Action: 20/10/2009 - Making History: 20/10/2009 - Parting Shots: Series 1, Episode 1 - Costing the Earth: Guilt-Free Flying - Analysis: Ayatollogy - Morecambe: Chill Winds on the Bay: Episode 2 - Front Row: 19/10/2009 - Click On: Series 5, Episode 3 - Food Programme: Duck Shoots - Start the Week: 19/10/2009 - Americana: 18/10/2009 - Open Book: William Boyd, Ruth Rendell, Colm Toibin, Hari Kunzru and Susan Hill nominate Neglected Classics - Desert Island Discs: Jan Pienkowski - Radio 4 Appeal: Fauna & Flora International - On Your Farm: 18/10/2009 - Saturday Review: The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, and The Book of Genesis by Robert Crumb - Profile: Sir Thomas Legg - From Our Own Correspondent: 17/10/2009 - Excess Baggage: 17/10/2009 - Saturday Live: 17/10/2009 - Ramblings: Series 13, Northumberland - St Oswald's Way: Rothbury - iPM: 17/10/2009 - Any Questions?: 16/10/2009 - Front Row: 16/10/2009 - The Film Programme: 16/10/2009 - Last Word: 16/10/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 16/10/2009 - Leading Edge: The 2009 Science Book Prize Winner and The Evolution of Technology - The Bottom Line: 15/10/2009 - The Report: 15/10/2009 - Front Row: 15/10/2009 - Material World: 15/10/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 15/10/2009 - In Our Time: The Death of Elizabeth I - Front Row: 14/10/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Modern-day Grave Goods - Politics of Alcohol - The Media Show: 14/10/2009 - Midweek: 14/10/2009 - In Touch: 13/10/2009 - File on 4: Levels of Executive Pay - Front Row: 13/10/2009 - Making History: 13/10/2009 - Nature: Series 3, Migrating Stones - Costing the Earth: The Art of Protest - Analysis: Small States - Brighton: The Bomb That Changed Politics - Front Row: 12/10/2009 - Click On: Series 5, Episode 2 - Food Programme: Feasts - Start the Week: 12/10/2009 - Americana: 11/10/2009 - Open Book: Robert Harris, Clarice Lispector, and The Masterpieces That Never Were - Desert Island Discs: Steve Coogan - Radio 4 Appeal: APT Enterprise Development - On Your Farm: 11/10/2009 - Saturday Review: Pixar's latest film Up, David Hare's play The Power of Yes, and John Irving's new novel Last Night in Twisted River - Profile: Alexander Lebedev - From Our Own Correspondent: 10/10/2009 - Beyond Westminster: 10/10/2009 - Excess Baggage: 10/10/2009 - Saturday Live: 10/10/2009 - Ramblings: Series 13, Northumberland - St Oswald's Way: Warkworth - iPM: 10/10/2009 - Any Questions?: 09/10/2009 - Front Row: 09/10/2009 - The Film Programme: 09/10/2009 - Last Word: 09/10/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 09/10/2009 - Leading Edge: Extreme Polar Environments - The Bottom Line: 08/10/2009 - The Report: 08/10/2009 - Front Row: 08/10/2009 - Material World: 08/10/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 08/10/2009 - In Our Time: The Dreyfus Affair - Front Row: 07/10/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Punishing the Poor - The Media Show: 07/10/2009 - Midweek: 07/10/2009 - File on 4: Armed Forces Equipment - Front Row: 06/10/2009 - Making History: 06/10/2009 - Nature: Series 3, Insect Soundings - Costing the Earth: The Three Peaks Challenge - Analysis: Educating Cinderella - Front Row: 05/10/2009 - Click On: Series 5, Episode 1 - Start the Week: 05/10/2009 - Americana: 04/10/2009 - Bookclub: Gillian Slovo - Food Programme: Hops - Desert Island Discs: Dame Ellen MacArthur - Radio 4 Appeal: The Disabled Living Foundation - On Your Farm: 04/10/2009 - Profile: Sarah Brown - From Our Own Correspondent: 03/10/2009 - Beyond Westminster: 03/10/2009 - Excess Baggage: 03/10/2009 - Saturday Live: 03/10/2009 - Ramblings: Series 13, Northumberland - St Oswald's Way: Alnmouth - Any Questions?: 02/10/2009 - The Film Programme: 02/10/2009 - Last Word: 02/10/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 02/10/2009 - Leading Edge: Funding Research - The Bottom Line: 01/10/2009 - The Report: 01/10/2009 - Front Row: 01/10/2009 - Material World: 01/10/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 01/10/2009 - In Our Time: Akhenaten - Front Row: 30/09/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Criminal Communication - Scandal - The Media Show: 30/09/2009 - Midweek: 30/09/2009 - In Touch: 29/09/2009 - File on 4: Community Mental Health Services - Front Row: 29/09/2009 - Great Lives: Series 19, Rudyard Kipling - Home Planet: 29/09/2009 - Nature: Series 3, In Search of Jenny - Costing the Earth: The Great Mineral Heist - Analysis: Who's Afraid of the BNP? - Morecambe: Chill Winds on the Bay: Episode 1 - Front Row: 28/09/2009 - Tracing Your Roots: Series 4, Adoption - Americana: 27/09/2009 - Open Book: The Rise of Australian Fiction including Richard Flanagan, Tim Winton and Thomas Keneally - Food Programme: Slow Cheese - Desert Island Discs: Barry Manilow - Radio 4 Appeal: Primary Trauma Care Foundation - On Your Farm: 27/09/2009 - Profile: Keir Starmer - From Our Own Correspondent: 26/09/2009 - Beyond Westminster: 26/09/2009 - Excess Baggage: 26/09/2009 - Saturday Live: 26/09/2009 - Ramblings: Series 13, Northumberland - St Oswald's Way: Belford - iPM: 26/09/2009 - Any Questions?: 25/09/2009 - Front Row: 25/09/2009 - The Film Programme: 25/09/2009 - Last Word: 25/09/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 25/09/2009 - Leading Edge: Music and the Mind - The Bottom Line: 24/09/2009 - The Report: 24/09/2009 - Front Row: 24/09/2009 - Material World: 24/09/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 24/09/2009 - In Our Time: Calculus - Front Row: 23/09/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Acquaintance - Tea Rooms - The Media Show: 23/09/2009 - Midweek: 23/09/2009 - Case Notes: Internet - In Touch: 22/09/2009 - File on 4: Right-Wing Extremists - Front Row: 22/09/2009 - Great Lives: Series 19, Harry Houdini - Home Planet: 22/09/2009 - Soul Music: Series 8, You've Got a Friend - Nature: Series 3, Calf of Man - Costing the Earth: Supergrid - Analysis: In Defence of Targets - Front Row: 21/09/2009 - Tracing Your Roots: Series 4, Immigrants' Tales - Americana: 20/09/2009 - Open Book: John Banville, Malcolm Lowry and a New Biography of Charles Dickens - Food Programme: Food Myths - The Reunion: Stonewall - Radio 4 Appeal: Elizabeth Finn Care - On Your Farm: 20/09/2009 - Saturday Review: Sam Mendes's new film Away We Go, A Gate at the Stairs by Lorrie Moore, and Small Island tv adaptation - Profile: Christopher Bailey - iPM: 19/09/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 19/09/2009 - Beyond Westminster: 19/09/2009 - Excess Baggage: 19/09/2009 - Saturday Live: 19/09/2009 - Ramblings: Series 13, Northumberland - St Oswald's Way: Holy Island - Any Questions?: 18/09/2009 - Front Row: 18/09/2009 - The Film Programme: 18/09/2009 - Last Word: 18/09/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 18/09/2009 - Leading Edge: Anthropology and Environment - In Business: Hard to Credit - The Report: 17/09/2009 - Front Row: 17/09/2009 - Material World: 17/09/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 17/09/2009 - In Our Time: St Thomas Aquinas - Nature: Series 3, Mud, Birds and Tides: The Severn Estuary - Front Row: 16/09/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Restorative Justice in N.I - RG Collingwood - The Media Show: 16/09/2009 - Midweek: 16/09/2009 - Case Notes: Childrens' Health At School - In Touch: 15/09/2009 - Front Row: 15/09/2009 - Great Lives: Series 19, Miriam Makeba - Home Planet: 15/09/2009 - Soul Music: Series 8, Vaughan Williams' Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis - Costing the Earth: Buildings - Front Row: 14/09/2009 - Tracing Your Roots: Series 4, Roots in India - Americana: 13/09/2009 - Open Book: William Boyd - Food Programme: Indigenous Veg - The Reunion: Nelson Mandela Release - Radio 4 Appeal: Epilepsy Research UK - On Your Farm: 13/09/2009 - Saturday Review: John Carey's biography of William Golding, Grandville by Bryan Talbot, and The September Issue - Profile: Angela Merkel - iPM: 12/09/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 12/09/2009 - Beyond Westminster: 12/09/2009 - Excess Baggage: 12/09/2009 - Saturday Live: 12/09/2009 - Open Country: Haweswater - Any Questions?: 11/09/2009 - Front Row: 11/09/2009 - The Film Programme: 11/09/2009 - Last Word: 11/09/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 11/09/2009 - More or Less: 11/09/2009 - Leading Edge: The British Science Association's Festival - In Business: Student Start-Ups - The Report: 10/09/2009 - Front Row: 10/09/2009 - Material World: 10/09/2009 - Crossing Continents: Egypt - Simpson in Afghanistan - Front Row: 09/09/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Boffins - WWI Emotions - The Media Show: 09/09/2009 - Case Notes: Head Injuries - In Touch: 08/09/2009 - Front Row: 08/09/2009 - Great Lives: Series 19, Samuel Johnson - Home Planet: 08/09/2009 - Soul Music: Series 8, The Look of Love - Nature: Series 3, Manx Marine Nature Reserve - Costing the Earth: Sell-by Dates - Front Row: 07/09/2009 - Tracing Your Roots: Series 4, Myths and Truths - Peston and the Money Men: Adair Turner - Americana: 06/09/2009 - Bookclub: Robert Macfarlane - The Tribes of Science: The Mathematicians - Food Programme: Shetland's Sunday Teas - The Reunion: Iranian Embassy Siege - Radio 4 Appeal: Prospect Burma - The Living World: Grassland Meadows - Saturday Review: JM Coetzee's Summertime, Andrzej Jakimowski's Tricks, Spike Milligan and Brigitte Bardot - Profile: Alex Salmond - iPM: 05/09/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 05/09/2009 - Beyond Westminster: 05/09/2009 - Excess Baggage: 05/09/2009 - Saturday Live: 05/09/2009 - Open Country: Tales From the Serpentine - Any Questions?: The A-Z of Dr Johnson Special - Front Row: 04/09/2009 - The Film Programme: 04/09/2009 - Last Word: 04/09/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 04/09/2009 - More or Less: 04/09/2009 - Journey of a Lifetime: The Sinking Islands - Leading Edge: Lord May and Insect Art - In Business: Media Mayhem - The Report: 03/09/2009 - Front Row: 03/09/2009 - Material World: 03/09/2009 - Crossing Continents: Gangland in Paradise - Front Row: 02/09/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Return Migration - Pensioners and Identity Politics - The Media Show: 02/09/2009 - Case Notes: Ultrasound - In Touch: 01/09/2009 - Front Row: Margaret Atwood Interview - Great Lives: Series 19, Sir Kyffin Williams - Home Planet: 01/09/2009 - Soul Music: Series 8, Allegri's Miserere - Nature: Series 3, The Sea of Cortez - Costing the Earth: Turbines or Tearooms - Front Row: 31/08/2009 - Tracing Your Roots: Series 4, Tracing Your Roots - Wartime Losses - Peston and the Money Men: John Varley - Face the Facts: The Long Wait for a Law - Americana: 30/08/2009 - Open Book: Nick Hornby, Fay Weldon and Henry Porter - The Tribes of Science: The Astronomers - Food Programme: Chefs' Choices Number 4: Lemongrass - The Reunion: 30/08/2009 - Radio 4 Appeal: ClearVision - The Living World: Great Bustards - Saturday Review: Nick Hornby's latest novel Juliet, Naked, The Hurt Locker and the new Arctic Monkeys album Humbug - Profile: Benjamin Netanyahu - iPM: 29/08/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 29/08/2009 - Beyond Westminster: 29/08/2009 - Excess Baggage: 29/08/2009 - Saturday Live: 29/08/2009 - Open Country: Dunluce Castle - Any Questions?: 28/08/2009 - Front Row: 28/08/2009 - The Film Programme: 28/08/2009 - Last Word: 28/08/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 28/08/2009 - More or Less: 28/08/2009 - In Business: Squeaky Clean - The Report: 27/08/2009 - Front Row: 27/08/2009 - Material World: 27/08/2009 - Crossing Continents: Bihar - Front Row: 26/08/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Richard Hoggart - The Media Show: 26/08/2009 - Case Notes: IVF - In Touch: 25/08/2009 - Front Row: 25/08/2009 - Great Lives: Series 19, Freya Stark - Home Planet: 25/08/2009 - Nature: Series 3, Restoring Heathlands - Front Row: 24/08/2009 - Peston and the Money Men: Jim Chanos - Face the Facts: Losing out to Lehman's - Americana: 23/08/2009 - Open Book: Iain Banks, and the Inspiration for Brideshead Revisited - The Tribes of Science: The Botanists - Food Programme: Chefs' Choices Number 3: Raspberries - The Reunion: 23/08/2009 - Radio 4 Appeal: Blood Pressure Association - The Living World: Heath Fritillary - Saturday Review: Inglourious Basterds review, The latest book by novelist Diana Evans and a new online comedy Living with the Infidels - Profile: Neil Morrissey - iPM: 22/08/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 22/08/2009 - Beyond Westminster: 22/08/2009 - Excess Baggage: 22/08/2009 - Saturday Live: 22/08/2009 - Open Country: Cumbrian Power - Any Questions?: 21/08/2009 - Front Row: 21/08/2009 - The Film Programme: 21/08/2009 - Last Word: 21/08/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 21/08/2009 - More or Less: 21/08/2009 - In Business: Battery Power - The Report: 20/08/2009 - Front Row: 20/08/2009 - Material World: 20/08/2009 - Crossing Continents: Afghanistan - Front Row: 19/08/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Personal Insecurity and Religious Belief - Oxford Admissions - The Media Show: 19/08/2009 - Case Notes: Blood Clots - In Touch: 18/08/2009 - Front Row: 18/08/2009 - Great Lives: Series 19, John Cornford - Home Planet: 18/08/2009 - Nature: Series 3, Episode 1 - Front Row: 17/08/2009 - Mind Changers: Arden House - Face the Facts: Jobcentre Plus - Not Working - Americana: 16/08/2009 - Open Book: Diana Evans, The Novelist's Health, Gay Fiction, and Reading Dictionaries for Fun - The Tribes of Science: The Zoologists - Food Programme: Chefs' Choices Number 2: Cauliflowers - Desert Island Discs: Roberto Alagna - Radio 4 Appeal: The International Rescue Committee - The Living World: Cuckoos - Saturday Review: Nicholson Baker's novel The Anthologist, and The Edinburgh Festival Fringe - Profile: Hamid Karzai - iPM: 15/08/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 15/08/2009 - Beyond Westminster: 15/08/2009 - Excess Baggage: 15/08/2009 - Saturday Live: 15/08/2009 - Open Country: Trouble on the Teifi - Any Questions?: 14/08/2009 - Front Row: 14/08/2009 - The Film Programme: 14/08/2009 - Last Word: 14/08/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 14/08/2009 - More or Less: 14/08/2009 - In Business: Women's Work - The Report: 13/08/2009 - Front Row: 13/08/2009 - Material World: 13/08/2009 - Crossing Continents: VenIran - Secrets of the Super Old - Front Row: 12/08/2009 - Thinking Allowed: The British Bobby - Scottish Diaspora - The Media Show: 12/08/2009 - The Naming of Genes - Case Notes: Lens of the Eye - In Touch: 11/08/2009 - Front Row: 11/08/2009 - Great Lives: Series 19, Joe Slovo - Home Planet: 11/08/2009 - Britain's Atlantis - Front Row: 10/08/2009 - Mind Changers: Harlow's Monkeys - MI6: A Century in the Shadows: New Enemies - Face the Facts: Beaten by the Bullies - Americana: 09/08/2009 - Open Book: Christopher Brookmyre, a guide to Thomas Pynchon, and a New Biography of Arthur Ransome - The Tribes of Science: Computer Programmers - Food Programme: Chefs' Choices Number 1: Indian Meat Pickle - Desert Island Discs: Dame Joan Bakewell - Radio 4 Appeal: Grasslands Trust - On Your Farm: 09/08/2009 - Saturday Review: A new translation of Euripides Helen by Frank McGuinness, and Everything That Rises by Lawrence Weschler - Profile: James Murdoch - iPM: 08/08/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 08/08/2009 - Beyond Westminster: 08/08/2009 - Excess Baggage: 08/08/2009 - Saturday Live: 08/08/2009 - Open Country: Ospreys of Rutland Water - Any Questions?: 07/08/2009 - Front Row: 07/08/2009 - The Film Programme: 07/08/2009 - Last Word: 07/08/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 07/08/2009 - More or Less: 07/08/2009 - In Business: Hell for Leather - The Report: 06/08/2009 - Front Row: 06/08/2009 - Material World: 06/08/2009 - Crossing Continents: Southern Sudan - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 5, Terminally Ill and Suicidal - Last Chance for Africa's Elephants? - Front Row: 05/08/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Islamic Movement in Turkey - Fair Access to Work - The Media Show: 05/08/2009 - In Living Memory: Series 10, Jenny Lives with Eric and Martin - Case Notes: Eczema - In Touch: 04/08/2009 - Front Row: 04/08/2009 - Great Lives: Series 19, Alfred, Lord Tennyson - Home Planet: 04/08/2009 - The Long View: Railways in Recession - Chips With Everything - Front Row: 03/08/2009 - Mind Changers: The Hawthorne Effect - MI6: A Century in the Shadows: Heroes and Villains - Face the Facts: Licensing the Landlords - Americana: 02/08/2009 - Bookclub: CJ Sansom - Food Programme: Sport and Food - Desert Island Discs: Nicky Haslam - Radio 4 Appeal: Prisoners of Conscience - On Your Farm: 02/08/2009 - Saturday Review: Inherent Vice by Thomas Pynchon and Channel 4's On Tour With the Queen - Profile: Sebastian Coe - iPM: 01/08/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 01/08/2009 - Beyond Westminster: 01/08/2009 - Excess Baggage: 01/08/2009 - Saturday Live: 01/08/2009 - Open Country: WWII Secrets of The Peak District - Any Questions?: 31/07/2009 - Front Row: 31/07/2009 - The Film Programme: 31/07/2009 - Last Word: 31/07/2009 - Gardeners' Question Time: 31/07/2009 - In Business: Learning Curve - The Report: 30/07/2009 - Front Row: 30/07/2009 - Material World: 30/07/2009 - Crossing Continents: A Journey Without Maps - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 5, Screening - A Life With ...: Series 5, Ospreys - Front Row: 29/07/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Cervantes Don Quixote - Cultural Hybridity - The Media Show: 29/07/2009 - In Living Memory: Series 10, Oil in Dorset - Midweek: 29/07/2009 - Case Notes: Barrett's Oesophagus - In Touch: 28/07/2009 - File on 4: US and UK Security Services - Front Row: 28/07/2009 - A Good Read: 28/07/2009 - Home Planet: 28/07/2009 - The Chambers: Episode 2 - The Long View: Policing Demonstrations - Biomimicry: Inspired by Nature - Front Row: 27/07/2009 - Mind Changers: The Pseudo-Patient Study - MI6: A Century in the Shadows: Gadgets and Green Ink - Face the Facts: A Death Unnoticed - Americana: 26/07/2009 - Open Book: Chris Patten, Adam Thirlwell, and Holiday Paperbacks - Food Programme: Suckling Pigs - Desert Island Discs: Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall - Radio 4 Appeal: SSAFA Forces Help - On Your Farm: 26/07/2009 - Saturday Review: Anne Tyler's Noah’s Compass, and Ole Bornedal's Just Another Love Story - Profile: Peter Gabriel - iPM: 25/07/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 25/07/2009 - Excess Baggage: 25/07/2009 - Saturday Live: 25/07/2009 - Open Country: Firth of Lorne - Any Questions?: 24/07/2009 - Front Row: 24/07/2009 - The Film Programme: 24/07/2009 - Last Word: 24/07/2009 - In Business: Let's Start a Bank - The Report: 23/07/2009 - Front Row: 23/07/2009 - Material World: 23/07/2009 - Crossing Continents: Pakistan - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 5, Transplant - A Life With ...: Series 5, Loons - Front Row: 22/07/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Black Girls and British Education - Roads - The Media Show: 22/07/2009 - In Living Memory: Series 10, T Dan Smith - Midweek: 22/07/2009 - Case Notes: Communication - In Touch: 21/07/2009 - File on 4: Corporate Fraudsters - Front Row: 21/07/2009 - Home Planet: 21/07/2009 - The Chambers: Episode 1 - Give Me the MoonLITE - Front Row: 20/07/2009 - Start the Week: 20/07/2009 - Americana: 19/07/2009 - Open Book: Aravind Adiga, Dame Beryl Bainbridge, and European Writers and the Carribbean - Food Programme: Watercress - Desert Island Discs: David Mitchell - Radio 4 Appeal: ACE Africa - On Your Farm: 19/07/2009 - Saturday Review: Jerusalem at the Royal Court, Menage by Ewan Morrison, and Duncan Jones's directorial debut, Moon - Profile: Sonia Sotomayor - From Our Own Correspondent: 18/07/2009 - Excess Baggage: 18/07/2009 - Saturday Live: 18/07/2009 - Any Questions?: 17/07/2009 - Front Row: 17/07/2009 - The Film Programme: 17/07/2009 - Last Word: 17/07/2009 - The Bottom Line: 16/07/2009 - The Report: 16/07/2009 - Front Row: 16/07/2009 - Material World: 16/07/2009 - Crossing Continents: Chechnya - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 5, Phobia - A Life With ...: Series 5, Microbes - Front Row: 15/07/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Equal Societies - Teddy Bears - The Media Show: 15/07/2009 - In Living Memory: Series 10, The Contraceptive Train - Midweek: 15/07/2009 - All in the Mind: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy - In Touch: 14/07/2009 - File on 4: RAF Safety Record - Front Row: 14/07/2009 - Home Planet: 14/07/2009 - The Long View: Cardinal Richelieu and Lord Mandelson - Frontiers: Synthetic Biology - Analysis: Preserving Pakistan - Front Row: 13/07/2009 - Start the Week: 13/07/2009 - Americana: 12/07/2009 - Open Book: Marina Lewycka, A Posthumous Book by Ernest Hemingway, and the Work of Franz Kafka - Food Programme: Food and Film - Desert Island Discs: Prof Hugh Pennington - Radio 4 Appeal: Child Brain Injury Trust - On Your Farm: 12/07/2009 - Saturday Review: Sasha Baron Cohen's Bruno, and Rufus Wainwright's opera Prima Donna - Profile: Andy Coulson - From Our Own Correspondent: 11/07/2009 - Excess Baggage: 11/07/2009 - Saturday Live: 11/07/2009 - Open Country: Sussex Visions - Any Questions?: 10/07/2009 - Front Row: 10/07/2009 - The Film Programme: 10/07/2009 - Last Word: 10/07/2009 - Leading Edge: The Future of Gene Sequencing - The Bottom Line: 09/07/2009 - Front Row: 09/07/2009 - Material World: 09/07/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 09/07/2009 - In Our Time: Ediacara Biota - The Mystery of the Marine Strandings - Front Row: 08/07/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Darwin and Modernity - Female Voyeurism as Sex Torism in Thailand - The Media Show: 08/07/2009 - Midweek: 08/07/2009 - All in the Mind: Dementia Care - In Touch: 07/07/2009 - File on 4: Public Protection - Front Row: 07/07/2009 - Law in Action: 07/07/2009 - Home Planet: 07/07/2009 - The Long View: Unemployment Camps - Frontiers: Nuclear Fusion - Analysis: Inspiring Green Innovation - Front Row: 06/07/2009 - Start the Week: 06/07/2009 - Americana: 05/07/2009 - Bookclub: Bernard MacLaverty - Food Programme: Branding - Desert Island Discs: Harvey Goldsmith - Radio 4 Appeal: Working Families - On Your Farm: 05/07/2009 - Saturday Review: Michael Mann's latest film Public Enemies, Jeff Koons: Popeye Series and Justin Cartwright's novel To Heaven By Water - Profile: Silvio Berlusconi - From Our Own Correspondent: 04/07/2009 - Excess Baggage: 04/07/2009 - Saturday Live: 04/07/2009 - Open Country: Orkney Energy - Any Questions?: 03/07/2009 - Front Row: 03/07/2009 - The Film Programme: 03/07/2009 - Last Word: 03/07/2009 - Leading Edge: Public Engagement with Science - The Bottom Line: 02/07/2009 - Front Row: 02/07/2009 - Material World: 02/07/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 02/07/2009 - In Our Time: Logical Positivism - Front Row: 01/07/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Medically Unexplained Symptoms - Lesbian Motherhood - The Media Show: 01/07/2009 - Iran: A Revolutionary State: Episode 3 - Midweek: 01/07/2009 - All in the Mind: Mental Health in Prisons - In Touch: 30/06/2009 - File on 4: No-win, No-fee Lawyers - Front Row: 30/06/2009 - Law in Action: 30/06/2009 - Making History: 30/06/2009 - Iran: A Revolutionary State: Episode 2 - The Reith Lectures: Michael Sandel: A New Citizenship: 2009, A New Politics of the Common Good - Frontiers: Stem Cells - Analysis: Thought Experiments - Front Row: Russell T Davies on Torchwood. - Iran: A Revolutionary State: Episode 1 - Start the Week: 29/06/2009 - Americana: 28/06/2009 - Open Book: Adam Thorpe, Machiavelli's The Prince, and the comic talents of Jerome K Jerome - Moats, Mortgages and Mayhem - Food Programme: The Clink - Prison Fine Dining Restaurant - Desert Island Discs: Arlene Phillips - Radio 4 Appeal: Michael Palin Centre for Stammering Children - On Your Farm: 28/06/2009 - Saturday Review: New releases An Education and Sunshine Cleaning, and David Hockney: A Bigger Picture - Profile: John Bercow - From Our Own Correspondent: 27/06/2009 - Excess Baggage: 27/06/2009 - Saturday Live: 27/06/2009 - Ramblings: Series 12, Scotland - Wester Ross - Any Questions?: 26/06/2009 - Front Row: Jeff Koons interview, Phedre on the cinema screen; tributes to Michael Jackson - The Film Programme: 26/06/2009 - Last Word: Michael Jackson; Farrah Fawcett; Douglas Bunn; Steve Race - Leading Edge: Lord Martin Rees - The Bottom Line: 25/06/2009 - The Report: 25/06/2009 - Front Row: 25/06/2009 - Material World: 25/06/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 25/06/2009 - In Our Time: Sunni and Shia Islam - Front Row: 24/06/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Geopolitics and Empire - Romani Culture - The Media Show: 24/06/2009 - Midweek: 24/06/2009 - All in the Mind: Self-harm - Swine Flu - In Touch: 23/06/2009 - File on 4: Private Finance Initiative - Front Row: 23/06/2009 - Law in Action: 23/06/2009 - Making History: 23/06/2009 - The Reith Lectures: Michael Sandel: A New Citizenship: 2009, Genetics and Morality - Frontiers: Origins of Childhood - Analysis: Doesn't Everyone? - Front Row: 22/06/2009 - Start the Week: 22/06/2009 - Americana: 21/06/2009 - Open Book: A joint initiative between Oxfam and Profile Books, Patrick Neate, and the Salem witch trials of 1692 - Food Programme: Britalian Food - Desert Island Discs: Martin Shaw - Radio 4 Appeal: Parkinson's Disease Society - On Your Farm: 21/06/2009 - Saturday Review: Glen David Gold's second novel, Sunnyside, and Joe Meek on film - From Our Own Correspondent: 20/06/2009 - Excess Baggage: 20/06/2009 - Saturday Live: 20/06/2009 - Ramblings: Series 12, Scotland - Cromarty - Any Questions?: 19/06/2009 - Front Row: 19/06/2009 - The Film Programme: 19/06/2009 - Last Word: 19/06/2009 - Leading Edge: The Science of Seasonality - The Bottom Line: 18/06/2009 - Front Row: 18/06/2009 - Material World: 18/06/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 18/06/2009 - In Our Time: Elizabethan Revenge - James and the Giant Tree - Front Row: 17/06/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Potatoes - Leisure Pleasure - The Media Show: 17/06/2009 - Midweek: 17/06/2009 - All in the Mind: Decrimalising Drugs - In Touch: 16/06/2009 - File on 4: Incompetence within the Learning and Skills Council - Front Row: 16/06/2009 - Law in Action: 16/06/2009 - Making History: 16/06/2009 - The Reith Lectures: Michael Sandel: A New Citizenship: 2009, Morality in Politics - Frontiers: Bioprecipitation - Analysis: A New Iraq? - The Ian Blair Years: Episode 2 - Front Row: 15/06/2009 - Start the Week: 15/06/2009 - Americana: 14/06/2009 - File on 4: Causes of the Swine Flu Virus - Open Book: George Pelecanos, the Palestinian Festival of Literature, and Liz Jenson - Food Programme: Diet and Prostate Cancer - Desert Island Discs: Lord Healey - The Living World: Ancient Orchards - Saturday Review: BBC2's Psychoville, Helen Mirren in Racine's Phedre, and D-Day: The Battle for Normandy by Anthony Beevor - From Our Own Correspondent: 13/06/2009 - Excess Baggage: 13/06/2009 - Saturday Live: 13/06/2009 - Ramblings: Series 12, Dorset - Isle of Purbeck - Any Questions?: 12/06/2009 - Front Row: 12/06/2009 - The Film Programme: 12/06/2009 - Last Word: 12/06/2009 - Leading Edge: Can Science Be Creative? - The Bottom Line: 11/06/2009 - The Report: 11/06/2009 - Front Row: 11/06/2009 - Material World: 11/06/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 11/06/2009 - In Our Time: The Augustan Age - Front Row: 10/06/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Human Zoos - Girl Racers - The Media Show: 10/06/2009 - Midweek: 10/06/2009 - All in the Mind: Freud & Fund Managers - Fabricated or Induced Illnesses - The Recovery Model - In Touch: 09/06/2009 - Front Row: 09/06/2009 - The Eureka Years: Series 4, 1923 - Traffic Lights and Frozen Food - Making History: 09/06/2009 - The Reith Lectures: Michael Sandel: A New Citizenship: 2009, Markets and Morals - Frontiers: Alcohol - Analysis: Economy on the Edge - The Ian Blair Years: Episode 1 - Front Row: 08/06/2009 - Start the Week: 08/06/2009 - Americana: 07/06/2009 - Bookclub: Kate Grenville - Food Programme: Newcastle's Secret Pop-Up Restaurants - Desert Island Discs: Piers Morgan - The Living World: Starfish - Saturday Review: Jude Law in Hamlet, The Blind Side of the Heart by Julia Franck, and Be A Nose - three sketchbooks by Art Spiegelman - From Our Own Correspondent: 06/06/2009 - Excess Baggage: 06/06/2009 - Saturday Live: 06/06/2009 - Ramblings: Series 12, Wiltshire - Avebury - Any Questions?: 05/06/2009 - Front Row: 05/06/2009 - The Film Programme: 05/06/2009 - Last Word: 05/06/2009 - Leading Edge: Attitudes to Darwin - The Bottom Line: 04/06/2009 - The Report: 04/06/2009 - Front Row: 04/06/2009 - Material World: 04/06/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 04/06/2009 - In Our Time: The Trial of Charles I - Front Row: 03/06/2009 - Thinking Allowed: British Constitution - Anciet Rome and Modern America - The Media Show: 03/06/2009 - Midweek: 03/06/2009 - All in the Mind: Law for Emotion - Mental Health Liaison Officers - Visual Neglect - In Touch: 02/06/2009 - File on 4: Preserving Jobs for British Workers - Front Row: 02/06/2009 - The Eureka Years: Series 3, 1905 - Making History: 02/06/2009 - Nature: Series 2, Seabirds - Canaries on the Cliffs - Inside the Virtual Anthill: Open Source Means Business - Analysis: No Escape - Hearts and Minds: Episode 2 - Front Row: 01/06/2009 - Start the Week: 01/06/2009 - Americana: 31/05/2009 - Open Book: Rose Tremain, Alaa Al-Aswany, Monty Don, Matthew d’Ancona and Peter Florence - Food Programme: School Food - Desert Island Discs: Caroline, Countess of Cranbrook - The Living World: Grass Snakes - Saturday Review: The Little Stranger by Sarah Waters, Wallace Shawn at the Royal Court and Tracey Emin at the White Cube Gallery - From Our Own Correspondent: 30/05/2009 - Hunting Haydn's Head - Excess Baggage: 30/05/2009 - Saturday Live: 30/05/2009 - Ramblings: Series 12, Northumberland - Hulne Park - A Point of View: Newsflash from the Far East - Any Questions?: 29/05/2009 - Front Row: 29/05/2009 - The Film Programme: 29/05/2009 - Last Word: 29/05/2009 - Leading Edge: Spaceflight and Weightlessness - The Bottom Line: 28/05/2009 - The Report: 28/05/2009 - Front Row: 28/05/2009 - Material World: 28/05/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 28/05/2009 - In Our Time: St Paul - Unreliable Evidence: The Law and Climate Change - Front Row: 27/05/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Betting Shops - Women on the Line - The Media Show: 27/05/2009 - Midweek: 27/05/2009 - All in the Mind: 'Treating' Homosexuality - Witnessing Rudeness - Geo-Magnetic Fields - In Touch: 26/05/2009 - File on 4: Badly Behaving Bankers - Front Row: 26/05/2009 - Great Lives: Series 18, Giovanni Falcone - The Eureka Years: Series 4, 1879 - The Light Bulb and Moving Pictures. - Making History: 26/05/2009 - Nature: Series 2, Decline In Migrants - Costing the Earth: The Carteret Islands - Sharks In The Garden - Hearts and Minds: Episode 1 - Front Row: 25/05/2009 - Traveller's Tree: Series 5, The British Seaside - Start the Week: 25/05/2009 - In Business: Craig Barrett interview - Open Book: Jake Arnott, and Michael Parkinson - Food Programme: Wine in the Recession - Desert Island Discs: Barry Humphries - The Living World: Marsh Harriers - Saturday Review: Little Boots’ album Hands, Gillian Anderson and Toby Stephens at the Donmar Warehouse - iPM: 23/05/2009 - Any Questions?: 22/05/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 23/05/2009 - Excess Baggage: 23/05/2009 - Saturday Live: 23/05/2009 - Ramblings: Series 12, Suffolk - Aldeburgh - A Point of View: Feminism and Democracy - Front Row: 22/05/2009 - The Film Programme: 22/05/2009 - Last Word: 22/05/2009 - More or Less: 22/05/2009 - Leading Edge: Professor John Beddington - Front Row: 21/05/2009 - Material World: 21/05/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 21/05/2009 - In Our Time: The Whale - A History - Unreliable Evidence: The Law and Protest - Front Row: 20/05/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Slumming - The Media Show: 20/05/2009 - Midweek: 20/05/2009 - Case Notes: Surgery - In Touch: 19/05/2009 - World Heritage: Curse or Blessing? - Front Row: 19/05/2009 - Great Lives: Series 18, Fred Astaire - The Eureka Years: Series 3, 1866 - Making History: 19/05/2009 - Nature: Series 2, Alien Attitudes - Costing the Earth: Whose Amazon Is It Anyway? - Crossing Continents: Malaysia: Racial Supremacy No More? - Foes Reunited - Front Row: 18/05/2009 - Traveller's Tree: Series 5, Turkey - Start the Week: 18/05/2009 - Open Book: Michael Palin and Julia O'Faolain - Food Programme: Icelandic Food - Desert Island Discs: Peter Sallis - On Your Farm: 17/05/2009 - Saturday Review: The BBC Poetry Season, The Brighton Festival and Plan for Chaos by John Wyndham - iPM: 16/05/2009 - Any Questions?: 15/05/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 16/05/2009 - Excess Baggage: 16/05/2009 - Saturday Live: 16/05/2009 - Open Country: North Devon Coastline - A Point of View: Expensive Mistakes - Front Row: 15/05/2009 - The Film Programme: 15/05/2009 - Last Word: 15/05/2009 - More or Less: 15/05/2009 - The Landfill Designers - In Business: Location, Location - The Report: 14/05/2009 - Front Row: 14/05/2009 - Material World: 14/05/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 14/05/2009 - In Our Time: The Siege of Vienna - Unreliable Evidence: The Law and Death - Front Row: 13/05/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Segregation - Mizrahi Jews - The Media Show: 13/05/2009 - Midweek: 13/05/2009 - Case Notes: Breast Health - In Touch: 12/05/2009 - Sacred Election: Lessons from the Biggest Democracy in the World - Front Row: 12/05/2009 - Great Lives: Series 18, John Coltrane - Making History: 12/05/2009 - Nature: Series 2, Anuta - An Island Governed By Love - Costing the Earth: The Environmental Cost of Ageing - Crossing Continents: Cuba - A Baby Asbo - Front Row: 11/05/2009 - Traveller's Tree: Series 5, The Niche Holiday - Start the Week: 11/05/2009 - Open Book: Colm Toibin, Ali Smith, and the new John Wyndham book - Food Programme: Farming on the Urban Fringe - Desert Island Discs: Whoopi Goldberg - On Your Farm: 10/05/2009 - Saturday Review: Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellan in Waiting for Godot, and Kazuo Ishiguro Nocturnes: Five Stories of Music and Nightfall - iPM: 09/05/2009 - Any Questions?: 08/05/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 09/05/2009 - Excess Baggage: 09/05/2009 - Saturday Live: 09/05/2009 - Open Country: Settle to Carlisle Railway - A Point of View: Sheer Poetry - Front Row: 08/05/2009 - The Film Programme: 08/05/2009 - Last Word: 08/05/2009 - More or Less: 08/05/2009 - In Business: Iceland Feels the Chill - The Report: 07/05/2009 - Front Row: 07/05/2009 - Material World: 07/05/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 07/05/2009 - In Our Time: The Magna Carta - Unreliable Evidence: The Law and the Unborn - Front Row: 06/05/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Architecture and Living - Class Endures - The Media Show: 06/05/2009 - Midweek: 06/05/2009 - Case Notes: Cerebral Palsy - In Touch: 05/05/2009 - The New Hindu Fundamentalists - Front Row: 05/05/2009 - Great Lives: Series 18, Frank Sinatra - Making History: 05/05/2009 - Nature: Series 2, The Future of the Amazon - On the Ropes: Marjorie Lambert - Costing the Earth: Raising a Stink - France's Forgotten Concentration Camps - Front Row: 04/05/2009 - Traveller's Tree: Series 5, Raising the Iron Curtain - Start the Week: 04/05/2009 - Bookclub: Xiaolu Guo - Food Programme: Brogdale - The Reunion: 03/05/2009 - On Your Farm: 03/05/2009 - Saturday Review: The Children's Book, Bob Dylan's Together Though Life and Bronte goes Bollywood - iPM: 02/05/2009 - Any Questions?: 01/05/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 02/05/2009 - Excess Baggage: 02/05/2009 - Saturday Live: 02/05/2009 - Open Country: Four Hundred Years of Parish Life - Front Row: 01/05/2009 - The Film Programme: 01/05/2009 - Last Word: 01/05/2009 - More or Less: 01/05/2009 - In Business: Network News - The Report: 30/04/2009 - Front Row: 30/04/2009 - Material World: 30/04/2009 - Crossing Continents: Hard Times in Middletown, USA - In Our Time: The Vacuum of Space - Bringing Up Britain: Series 2, Episode 4 - Front Row: 29/04/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Suicide - The Midriff - The Media Show: 29/04/2009 - Midweek: 29/04/2009 - Case Notes: Swine Flu - In Touch: 28/04/2009 - Front Row: 28/04/2009 - Great Lives: Series 18, Carl Gustav Jung - Making History: 28/04/2009 - Nature: Series 2, Access For All? - Costing the Earth: Obama's Green Dream - The Wonder Cure? - Front Row: 27/04/2009 - Traveller's Tree: Series 5, Homestay/Homeswap - Start the Week: 27/04/2009 - Open Book: Hilary Mantel, Brian Chikwava, Will Self and fictional dentists - Food Programme: Slow Fish - The Reunion: 26/04/2009 - On Your Farm: 26/04/2009 - Saturday Review: In The Kitchen by Monica Ali, and State of Play gets a Hollywood makeover - Profile: Phillip Blond - iPM: 25/04/2009 - Any Questions?: 24/04/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 25/04/2009 - Excess Baggage: 25/04/2009 - Saturday Live: 25/04/2009 - Open Country: Skye Scavengers - A Point of View: Britain has Talent - Front Row: 24/04/2009 - The Film Programme: 24/04/2009 - Last Word: 24/04/2009 - More or Less: 24/04/2009 - Who's My Half-Brother? Where's My Half-Sister? - In Business: Grand Design - The Report: 23/04/2009 - Front Row: 23/04/2009 - Material World: 23/04/2009 - Budget Call - Crossing Continents: Thailand - In Our Time: The Building of St Petersburg - Bringing Up Britain: Series 2, Episode 3 - Front Row: 22/04/2009 - Thinking Allowed: History of Murder - Scottish Conservatives - Midweek: 22/04/2009 - Case Notes: Strokes - In Touch: 21/04/2009 - Twin Sisters, Two Faiths - Front Row: 21/04/2009 - Great Lives: Series 18, Sir Thomas Beecham - Making History: 21/04/2009 - Nature: Series 2, The Vogelkop Bowerbird - On the Ropes: Gillian Gibbons - Costing the Earth: Virtual Warming - Inside The Child Prisons: Episode 2 - Front Row: 20/04/2009 - Traveller's Tree: Series 5, Wilderness - Start the Week: 20/04/2009 - Open Book: Elmore Leonard, Jane Austen's continuing cultural significance, and The Heart of a Dog. - Food Programme: Essex Co-op - The Reunion: 19/04/2009 - On Your Farm: Heavy Horses - Saturday Review: In The Loop, The West Wing, American Adulterer by Jed Mercurio, and Reggie Perrin - Profile: Jacob Zuma - iPM: 18/04/2009 - Any Questions?: 17/04/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 18/04/2009 - Beyond Westminster: 18/04/2009 - Excess Baggage: 18/04/2009 - Saturday Live: 18/04/2009 - Open Country: Border Mires of Keilder - A Point of View: Reputational Damage - The Film Programme: 17/04/2009 - Last Word: 17/04/2009 - More or Less: 17/04/2009 - Remembrance of Smells Past - In Business: Power Drive - The Report: 16/04/2009 - Front Row: 16/04/2009 - Material World: 16/04/2009 - Crossing Continents: Croatia - In Our Time: Suffragism - Ludwig Koch and the Music of Nature - Bringing Up Britain: Series 2, Episode 2 - Front Row: 15/04/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Biometric Security - Ethnographer's Dilemma - The Media Show: 15/04/2009 - Midweek: 15/04/2009 - Case Notes: Food Intolerance - In Touch: 14/04/2009 - Blair's Faith Foundation - Front Row: 14/04/2009 - Great Lives: Series 18, Roy Jenkins - Making History: 14/04/2009 - The Prime Ministers: Series 1, Clement Attlee - On the Ropes: Colin Freeman - Costing the Earth: A Burning Solution - Inside The Child Prisons: Episode 1 - Front Row: 13/04/2009 - Click On: Series 4, Episode 6 - Start the Week: 13/04/2009 - Open Book: A Nature Writing Special including the work of Horatio Clare, John Stewart Collis and Gerald Durrell - Food Programme: Larchfield Community - The Reunion: 12/04/2009 - Saturday Review: Skellig and Death and the King's Horseman at the National Theatre - iPM: 11/04/2009 - Any Questions?: 10/04/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 11/04/2009 - Beyond Westminster: 11/04/2009 - Excess Baggage: 11/04/2009 - Saturday Live: 11/04/2009 - Open Country: Herefordshire Eco-Community - A Point of View: Bright Side of the Cane Toad - Front Row: 10/04/2009 - The Film Programme: 10/04/2009 - Last Word: 10/04/2009 - Power Failure? The Story of the Battery - In Business: All New - The Report: 09/04/2009 - Front Row: 09/04/2009 - Material World: 09/04/2009 - Crossing Continents: Kosovo - In Our Time: Brave New World - Debating Animals: Series 1, The Cat and the Dog - Bringing Up Britain: Series 2, Episode 1 - Front Row: 08/04/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Picturing the Social Order - The Media Show: 08/04/2009 - Midweek: 08/04/2009 - Case Notes: Occupational Health - In Touch: 07/04/2009 - The New Scramble for Africa - Front Row: 07/04/2009 - Great Lives: Series 18, Napoleon Bonaparte - Making History: 07/04/2009 - The Prime Ministers: Series 1, Stanley Baldwin - Costing the Earth: Antarctic Treaty - Document: 06/04/2009 - Front Row: 06/04/2009 - Click On: Series 4, Episode 5 - Start the Week: 06/04/2009 - Bookclub: Andrew Motion - Food Programme: Olympics - The Reunion: 05/04/2009 - On Your Farm: 05/04/2009 - Saturday Review: Let the Right One In, Jez Butterworth's Parlour Song, and The Genius and the Goddess by Jeffrey Meyers - Profile: Zaha Hadid - iPM: 04/04/2009 - Any Questions?: 03/04/2009 - From Our Own Correspondent: 04/04/2009 - Excess Baggage: 04/04/2009 - Saturday Live: 04/04/2009 - Open Country: 04/04/2009 - A Point of View: High-Priced Porn - Front Row: 03/04/2009 - The Film Programme: 03/04/2009 - Oceans: What Lies Beneath: Episode 4 - In Business: Europe on the Edge - The Report: 02/04/2009 - Front Row: 02/04/2009 - Material World: 02/04/2009 - Crossing Continents: The Kingdom of Kids - In Our Time: Baconian Science - Debating Animals: Series 1, The Otter and the Mink - Front Row: PJ Harvey and John Parish; V&A Baroque show; HBO's future. - Thinking Allowed: Communism as a Religion - Cultural Capitalism - The Media Show: 01/04/2009 - Midweek: 01/04/2009 - Wasting Away in the Outback - File on 4: Who stole my house? - Front Row: 31/03/2009 - Home Planet: 31/03/2009 - The Prime Ministers: Series 1, David Lloyd George - The Medicalisation of Normality - Document: Leyland Buses, Cuba and the CIA - Front Row: 30/03/2009 - Click On: Series 4, Episode 4 - Start the Week: 30/03/2009 - Open Book: Tom Rob Smith and Donna Leon - Food Programme: Omega 6 - Desert Island Discs: Sebastian Faulks - On Your Farm: Village Pigs - Saturday Review: The Damned United, A Single Swallow, and Dimetos at the Donmar Warehouse - Profile: Richard Holbrooke - The Bottom Line: 28/03/2009 - Excess Baggage: 28/03/2009 - Saturday Live: 28/03/2009 - Open Country: 28/03/2009 - A Point of View: The Speeding Judge - Front Row: 27/03/2009 - The Film Programme: 27/03/2009 - Oceans: What Lies Beneath: Episode 3 - Analysis: Obama's Pentagon - Front Row: 26/03/2009 - Material World: Science Question and Answer Special - Crossing Continents: Ethiopia - Troubles Downstream - In Our Time: The School of Athens - The Island of Secrets - Front Row: 25/03/2009 - Thinking Allowed: The Politics of Climate Change - New Capitalism? - The Media Show: 25/03/2009 - Midweek: 25/03/2009 - Type A Meet Type B! - File on 4: Torturers in the UK - Front Row: 24/03/2009 - Home Planet: 24/03/2009 - The Prime Ministers: Series 1, Benjamin Disraeli - The Criminal Mind - Document: BBC Bias and the Iranian Revolution - Front Row: 23/03/2009 - Click On: Series 4, Episode 3 - Start the Week: 23/03/2009 - Open Book: Maggie Gee, and Los Angeles sleuth Philip Marlowe - Food Programme: Restaurants and Recession - Desert Island Discs: Athene Donald - On Your Farm: 22/03/2009 - Archive on 4: Tell Me A StoryCorps - Saturday Review: Judi Dench as the Marquis de Sade's mother-in-law and Michael Winterbottom's Genova - Profile: Sir Liam Donaldson - The Bottom Line: 21/03/2009 - Excess Baggage: 21/03/2009 - Saturday Live: 21/03/2009 - Open Country: 21/03/2009 - Front Row: 20/03/2009 - The Film Programme: 20/03/2009 - Oceans: What Lies Beneath: Episode 2 - Analysis: The Financial Tsunami - Front Row: 19/03/2009 - Material World: Medical Isotopes - The End of Harappa - Crossing Continents: Israel's Goodness Gracious Me - In Our Time: The Boxer Rebellion - Who Killed the Cockney Sparrer? - Front Row: 18/03/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Rugby - Magic - The Media Show: 18/03/2009 - Midweek: 18/03/2009 - Am I Normal?: Series 6, Gifted and Talented - File on 4: The crisis in town hall finances - Front Row: 17/03/2009 - Home Planet: 17/03/2009 - The Prime Ministers: Series 1, Lord Palmerston - Sound Architecture: The Spaces That Speak - Front Row: 16/03/2009 - Click On: Series 4, Episode 2 - Start the Week: 16/03/2009 - Open Book: Marcel Theroux, and Literary Censorship in South Africa - Food Programme: Cuba - Desert Island Discs: Baaba Maal - On Your Farm: 15/03/2009 - Saturday Review: The Burning Plain, and Zena el Khalil's novel Beirut, I Love You - Profile: Declan Ganley - The Bottom Line: 14/03/2009 - Excess Baggage: 14/03/2009 - Saturday Live: 14/03/2009 - Open Country: 14/03/2009 - Front Row: 13/03/2009 - The Film Programme: 13/03/2009 - Oceans: What Lies Beneath: Episode 1 - Analysis: Clever.com - Front Row: 12/03/2009 - Material World: Nature’s Best Kept Secret - In Our Time: The Library of Alexandria - Chi-Chi: Panda Ambassador - Front Row: 11/03/2009 - Thinking Allowed: American West - Garden Love - The Media Show: 11/03/2009 - Midweek: 11/03/2009 - Am I Normal?: Series 6, Early Menopause - File on 4: Concerns over Redcaps' role - Front Row: 10/03/2009 - Home Planet: 10/03/2009 - The Prime Ministers: Series 1, Sir Robert Peel - Whose Health Is It Anyway? - Front Row: 09/03/2009 - Click On: Series 4, Episode 1 - Start the Week: 09/03/2009 - Open Book: Dame Joan Bakewell on writing a novel - Food Programme: Recession and Retail - Desert Island Discs: Richard Madeley - On Your Farm: 08/03/2009 - Saturday Review: The Women by TC Boyle, Le Corbusier’s Cabanon, and the new film Watchmen - Profile: Pen Hadow - The Bottom Line: 07/03/2009 - Excess Baggage: Travels with Tom Bradby - Saturday Live: 07/03/2009 - Open Country: 07/03/2009 - Front Row: Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle. - The Film Programme: 06/03/2009 - Leading Edge: Nuclear Power, Science and Politics and Near Death Experience - Analysis: The Threat of Thrift - Front Row: 05/03/2009 - Material World: Darwin and the Eye - Kepler’s New Astronomy - In Our Time: The Measurement Problem in Physics - Percy Edwards Showdown - Front Row: 04/03/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Documentaries - Intellectual Property Law - The Media Show: 04/03/2009 - Midweek: 04/03/2009 - Am I Normal?: Series 6, Post-natal Depression - File on 4: Teachers in the dock - Front Row: 03/03/2009 - Home Planet: 03/03/2009 - The Prime Ministers: Series 1, Lord North - The Long View: House of Lords Reform - Islam and Science: Episode 3 - The Bottom Line: 28/02/2009 - Front Row: 02/03/2009 - Start the Week: 02/03/2009 - Bookclub: AL Kennedy - Food Programme: Venison - Desert Island Discs: Lord Rix - The Living World: Johnny Rook - A Lovable Rogue - Saturday Review: Red Riding, The Thoughtful Dresser by Linda Grant, and The Class - Profile: Bobby Jindal - Excess Baggage: Sierra Nevada - New Delhi - Saturday Live: 28/02/2009 - Open Country: 28/02/2009 - Front Row: 27/02/2009 - The Film Programme: 27/02/2009 - Leading Edge: Larynx Transplant and The First Fish Embryo - Analysis: Anti Social Housing - Front Row: 26/02/2009 - Material World: Emil Abderhalden - The End of Gaia - In Our Time: The Wasteland and Modernity - A Life With ...: Series 4, Tundra - Front Row: 25/02/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Impact of Recession on Health Inequalities - Youth Culture - The Media Show: 25/02/2009 - Midweek: 25/02/2009 - Am I Normal?: Series 6, Lung function - File on 4: Zimbabwe's sanctions busters - Front Row: 24/02/2009 - Home Planet: 24/02/2009 - The Prime Ministers: Series 1, Sir Robert Walpole - The Long View: Murder in Liverpool: Rhys Jones/Michael Burns - Islam and Science: Episode 2 - Front Row: 23/02/2009 - Start the Week: 23/02/2009 - Open Book: Sanjida O'Connell, Dame Beryl Bainbridge and the work of Hans Fallada - Food Programme: Potatoes - Desert Island Discs: David Walliams - The Living World: Southern Sea Shores - Saturday Review: Gran Torino, Lenny Henry plays Othello, and Their Finest Hour-and-a-Half by Lissa Evans - Profile: MIA - The Bottom Line: 21/02/2009 - Excess Baggage: Filming Wildlife - Saturday Live: 21/02/2009 - Open Country: 21/02/2009 - Front Row: 20/02/2009 - The Film Programme: 20/02/2009 - Leading Edge: Science and the Recession - Analysis: Rolling Stones - Front Row: 19/02/2009 - Material World: The Evolution of Language - The Great Frost of 1709 - In Our Time: The Observatory at Jaipur - A Life With ...: Series 4, Salmon - Front Row: 18/02/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Kissing Cousins - Big Cats in Rural Wales - The Media Show: 18/02/2009 - Midweek: 18/02/2009 - Case Notes: Emergency Services - File on 4: The legacy of toxic lending - Front Row: 17/02/2009 - Home Planet: 17/02/2009 - The Long View: New Brighton Tower Football Club - Islam and Science: Episode 1 - Front Row: 16/02/2009 - Start the Week: 16/02/2009 - Open Book: Sophie Hannah - Food Programme: Cheese - Desert Island Discs: Professor Dame Kay Davies - The Living World: Mollymawk Manor - Saturday Review: Three Monkeys, The Theatre of the Public Hearing, and Unfolding the Aryan Papers - Profile: John McFall - The Bottom Line: 14/02/2009 - Excess Baggage: Middle East - Road Trips Across America - Saturday Live: 14/02/2009 - Open Country: 14/02/2009 - Front Row: 13/02/2009 - The Film Programme: 13/02/2009 - Leading Edge: Ecstasy: The A to B of drugs - In Business: Prophet Motive - Front Row: 12/02/2009 - Material World: Pheromones at Fifty - Ponds for Life - In Our Time: Carthage's Destruction - A Life With ...: Series 4, Bears - Front Row: 11/02/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Drugs and Society - Laddish Masculinity in Higher Education - The Media Show: 11/02/2009 - Midweek: 11/02/2009 - Case Notes: The Ovary - File on 4: Egypt and the Gaza Crisis - Front Row: 10/02/2009 - Home Planet: 10/02/2009 - The Long View: The Creation of the Bank of England - Costing the Earth: Crisis, What Crisis? - Front Row: 09/02/2009 - Food Programme: Polar Diaries - Start the Week: 09/02/2009 - Open Book: Kate Grenville on Australia - Food Programme: Sicilian citrus industry - Desert Island Discs: David Suchet - The Living World: Sea Lion Island - Saturday Review: Lily Allen's It’s Not Me, It’s You, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, and Spring Awakening - Profile: Greg Stemm - The Bottom Line: 07/02/2009 - Excess Baggage: Belize - Old Touring Guides - Saturday Live: 07/02/2009 - Front Row: 06/02/2009 - The Film Programme: 06/02/2009 - Leading Edge: Funding Science in the Recession - In Business: The Remarkable Mr China - Front Row: 05/02/2009 - Material World: Up, Up and Away! - Iron in the Sea - In Our Time: The Brothers Grimm - State of Mind: Which Way Now? - Front Row: 04/02/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Renaissance Dance - Working Class Liverpool - The Media Show: 04/02/2009 - Midweek: 04/02/2009 - Case Notes: Heart Attacks - File on 4: Counterfeit Drugs - Front Row: 03/02/2009 - Great Lives: Series 17, Robert Kennedy - Home Planet: 03/02/2009 - Costing the Earth: Totally Uncool - Front Row: 02/02/2009 - Start the Week: 02/02/2009 - Bookclub: Bernard Cornwell - Food Programme: Mussels and Other Seafood - Desert Island Discs: Thomas Quasthoff - The Living World: Rockhopper Penguin - Saturday Review: Revolutionary Road, Series 2 of Mad Men, and Denis Lehane’s latest novel The Given Day - Profile: Sara Payne - The Bottom Line: 31/01/2009 - Excess Baggage: Natural Navigation - Pendle Hill - Front Row: 30/01/2009 - The Film Programme: 30/01/2009 - Leading Edge: Childhood Stress - In Business: Down Japan - Front Row: 29/01/2009 - Material World: Morphic Fields - Social Evolution - From Our Own Correspondent: 29/01/2009 - In Our Time: Swift's A Modest Proposal - State of Mind: Happiness in a Pill? - Front Row: 28/01/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Post Soviet Death Rates - Prisoners' Partners - The Media Show: 28/01/2009 - Midweek: 28/01/2009 - Case Notes: Appendicitis - File on 4: Using Surrogate Mothers - Front Row: 27/01/2009 - Great Lives: Series 17, Margot Fonteyn - Home Planet: 27/01/2009 - Taking a Stand: Jimmy Lai - Costing the Earth: Energy Use High - Front Row: 26/01/2009 - Start the Week: 26/01/2009 - Open Book: Charles Elton on Mr Toppit - Food Programme: Pigs - Desert Island Discs: Alan Sillitoe - Saturday Review: Valkyrie, Every Good Boy Deserves Favour and The Weight of a Mustard Seed - Profile: George Mitchell - Excess Baggage: From Northan Ireland to South Africa - Shetland - Great Lives: Series 17, Alfred Russel Wallace - Front Row: 23/01/2009 - The Film Programme: 23/01/2009 - More or Less: Fertility Figures - Credit Crunch Maths - Statistical Significance - Recession - Leading Edge: Darwin’s Sacred Cause - In Business: Now That the Party's Over - Front Row: 22/01/2009 - Material World: Neutrons Probe Spider Silk Secrets - Concrete Canvas & Emergency Shelters - From Our Own Correspondent: 22/01/2009 - In Our Time: History of History - State of Mind: Community Care? - Front Row: 21/01/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Hole in the Wall - Victorian Light - The Media Show: 21/01/2009 - Midweek: 21/01/2009 - Case Notes: Insects - File on 4: The UK's Insolvency Laws - Front Row: 20/01/2009 - Home Planet: 20/01/2009 - Costing the Earth: The Greens Revolution - Front Row: 19/01/2009 - Start the Week: 19/01/2009 - Open Book: Niccolo Ammaniti, and Bram Stoker's Dracula - Desert Island Discs: Vincent Cable MP - Saturday Review: Oliver!, Mickey Rourke in The Wrestler, and On Kindness - Profile: Alan Milburn - Excess Baggage: Historical Walks in Great Britain - Mosques - Front Row: 16/01/2009 - The Film Programme: 16/01/2009 - More or Less: Politics Special - In Business: Cracked China - Front Row: 15/01/2009 - Material World: Medical Micro Machines - The Superorganism - From Our Own Correspondent: 15/01/2009 - In Our Time: Thoreau and the American Idyll - State of Mind: Altered States - Front Row: 14/01/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Moral Relativism - The Media Show: 14/01/2009 - Midweek: 14/01/2009 - Case Notes: Sudden Infant Death Syndrome - Online Damage: Porn in the 21st Century - Front Row: 13/01/2009 - Great Lives: Series 17, Tony Hancock - Home Planet: 13/01/2009 - Costing the Earth: Black Monday, Green Tuesday? - Front Row: 12/01/2009 - Start the Week: 12/01/2009 - Open Book: Jay McInerney, crime writing from Scandinavia - Food Programme: Quality Meat - Desert Island Discs: Ruth Padel - Saturday Review: Slumdog Millionaire, Heliopolis, and Christianity: A History - Excess Baggage: Travel Industry - 18th & 19th Century Travelogues by Women Adventurers - Front Row: 09/01/2009 - The Film Programme: 09/01/2009 - More or Less: Sex Workers - Babylonian Numbers - Credit Crunch Maths: Journalism - In Business: Free For All - Front Row: 08/01/2009 - Material World: Student Space Projects - Did the Earth Freeze Over? - In Our Time: Darwin: In Our Time, Darwin: Life After Origins - State of Mind: Total Institution - Front Row: 07/01/2009 - Thinking Allowed: Popular Music and Violence - The Etymology of 'Hooligan' - The Media Show: 07/01/2009 - In Our Time: Darwin: In Our Time, Darwin: On the Origin of Species - Case Notes: Antibiotics - Obama: Professor President - Front Row: 06/01/2009 - Great Lives: Series 17, Bette Davis - Home Planet: 06/01/2009 - In Our Time: Darwin: In Our Time, Darwin: The Voyage of the Beagle - In Our Time: Darwin: In Our Time, Darwin: On the Origins of Charles Darwin - Costing the Earth: Better Living Through Chemistry? - Front Row: 05/01/2009 - Dear Darwin: Episode 1 - In Business: Changing Places - Bookclub: Oliver James - Food Programme: Guilty Pleasures - Desert Island Discs: Simon Murray - Saturday Review: A special New Year edition - Profile: Rahm Emanuel - Excess Baggage: 4 Wheels to Kenya and Cambodia - A Point of View: New Year Prediction - Front Row: 02/01/2009 - The Film Programme: 02/01/2009 - Ramblings: Series 9, West Country - Wraxall - More or Less: Forecasting the Future - More Credit Crunch Maths- Lake Wobegon Effect - Average Wage - In Our Time: The Consolations of Philosophy - Material World: Climate and Culture in Disko Bay - Stage to Screen: Series 3, On the Town - Thinking Allowed: Gang Culture - Case Notes: Taste - Great Lives: Series 17, Dietrich Bonhoeffer - Start the Week: 29/12/2008 - In Business: All that Jazz - Open Book: Novelists and their Families - Food Programme: A Meal with Chef Angela Hartnett - Desert Island Discs: Baroness Haleh Afshar - Profile: Vaclav Klaus - A Point of View: Jesus - Front Row: Harold Pinter - The Film Programme: 26/12/2008 - The Eureka Years: 26/12/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Detectives - All in the Mind: Money for Medication - Psychogenic Seizures - A Knitting Prescription - Great Lives: Series 17, Beachcomber - Taking a Stand: Lana Vandenberghe - Start the Week: 22/12/2008 - Open Book: Nigella Lawson and debut novels - Food Programme: Forgotten Christmas Meals - Desert Island Discs: James Nesbitt - Profile: Dame Liz Forgan - A Point of View: It’s a Wrap - The Film Programme: 19/12/2008 - Ramblings: Series 11, Forvie Dunes - Leading Edge: Face Recognition in Chimps - In Business: How to Go Bust - Material World: Potato Science - Fermi Problems - In Our Time: The Physics of Time - Thinking Allowed: Chinese Capitalism - Concepts in Education - In Living Memory: Series 9, Episode 4 - All in the Mind: Magnetic Seizure Therapy - Debt and Mental Health - A Good Cry? - Great Lives: Series 17, Billy Marsh - Making History: Ned Kelly - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 16/12/2008 - The Long View: Celebrity Chefs - Start the Week: 15/12/2008 - Analysis: My DNA - Open Book: Sean O'Brien, Children's Books of the Year, and Norman Maclean - Food Programme: Food Books - Desert Island Discs: Michael Deeley - Profile: Simon Cowell - A Point of View: National Identity - The Film Programme: 12/12/2008 - Ramblings: Series 11, Mither Tap - Leading Edge: Anamorphic Art and Genes That Make You Eat More - Material World: Plague in the Great Gerbils of Kazakhstan - Eternity and the Earth After Us - In Our Time: The Fire of London - Thinking Allowed: Cocaine Girls in the West End - Orgasm - In Living Memory: Series 9, Episode 3 - All in the Mind: Electronic Mental Health Records - Space Therapy - Invisible Smile - Great Lives: Series 17, Luciano Pavarotti - The Long View: Retail Difficulties: Gamages in 1930 - Start the Week: 08/12/2008 - Bookclub: Amitav Ghosh - Food Programme: Markets - Desert Island Discs: Marcus du Sautoy - A Point of View: Writers Room - The Film Programme: 05/12/2008 - Street Science: Nanotechnology - Ramblings: Series 11, Gloucestershire - Leading Edge: Student Astronauts - Analysis: Blow-Back from Edinburgh? - Material World: Wetlands and the Carbon Cycle - Hot Rocks - Street Science: MMR - In Our Time: Heat - Thinking Allowed: The Sociology of Smell - Getting a Confession - Street Science: GM Agriculture - In Living Memory: Series 9, The New Volunteers - All in the Mind: Blogging - Science of Persuasion - Sexual Abuse by Clergy - Videoing Psychotic Episodes - Street Science: Nuclear Power - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 02/12/2008 - The Long View: Airport Expansion/Railway Expansion - Street Science: Cloning - Start the Week: 01/12/2008 - Open Book: Ian Buruma, and Christmas Books - Food Programme: Food and Farming Awards 2008 - Desert Island Discs: Michael Eavis - A Point of View: Glamourising Terror - The Film Programme: 28/11/2008 - Ramblings: Series 11, Cornish Coast - Leading Edge: The Secret of Ageing - Analysis: Paying The Piper - Material World: Titan - In Our Time: The Great Reform Act - Front Row: 26/11/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Organisation/Disorganisation - In Living Memory: Series 9, Episode 1 - All in the Mind: Does Money Really Make You Happy? - Eating Disorders - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 25/11/2008 - Start the Week: 24/11/2008 - Frontiers: Algae - Open Book: Will Self on Burroughs, Bluebeard, and Science Fiction Reading Clinic - Food Programme: Pies and PDOs - Desert Island Discs: Janet Street-Porter - A Point of View: Bad Language - The Film Programme: 21/11/2008 - Ramblings: Series 11, East Riding - Leading Edge: European Space Research - Material World: Mount Etna - In Our Time: The Baroque Movement - Thinking Allowed: Male Immaturity - Female Political Prisoners - All in the Mind: How Mad Are You? - EMDR - Aids Orphans - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 18/11/2008 - Frontiers: Desalination - Start the Week: 17/11/2008 - Open Book: Shena Mackay, Can Books Beat the Stock Market?, and American Pioneer Reading Clinic - Food Programme: Mutton - Desert Island Discs: David Davis MP - A Point of View: Robin the Hood - The Film Programme: 14/11/2008 - Ramblings: Series 11, Mullion, Cornwall - Desert Island Discs: Allan Ahlberg - Leading Edge: Who Should We Trust? - Material World: Art and Perception - The Fruit Fly's Brain - In Our Time: Neuroscience - Thinking Allowed: Women and Domesticity - Corruption - All in the Mind: Suicide in Wales - Intensive Care - Blue Light - Psychics - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 11/11/2008 - Start the Week: 10/11/2008 - Frontiers: X-Rays for Peace - Open Book: Toni Morrison - Food Programme: Cider - A Point of View: Changing the Government - The Film Programme: 07/11/2008 - Leading Edge: Recreating Woolly Mammoths - Analysis: Dead Cert - Material World: The Deep Carbon Cycle - Surname Genetics - In Our Time: Aristotle's Politics - Thinking Allowed: US Elections and the Media - Tribute to Studs Terkel - All in the Mind: Race - Mental Health Act - Suicide and South Asian Women - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 04/11/2008 - Start the Week: 03/11/2008 - Frontiers: Lunar Transient Phenomena - Bookclub: Fay Weldon - Food Programme: The El Bulli Effect - Desert Island Discs: Shami Chakrabarti - A Point of View: How Rich is Rich? - Front Row: John Updike - The Film Programme: 31/10/2008 - Leading Edge: US Elections - Analysis: Do Public Inquiries Work? - Material World: Wildlife Corridors - Perception, Sound and Light - In Our Time: Bolivar - Thinking Allowed: Human Remains in Museum Collections - Suicide Rates - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 28/10/2008 - Start the Week: 27/10/2008 - Frontiers: The First Forests - Open Book: Bernard Cornwell, Self Improvement Books, and Nevil Shute's On the Beach - Food Programme: Can Britain become self sufficient? - Desert Island Discs: Ian Bostridge - The Film Programme: 24/10/2008 - Leading Edge: Lusi Eruption and Selective memory - Analysis: The Dollar and Dominance - Material World: Biomimetic Optics - Invasive Tree Pests - In Our Time: Dante's Inferno - Thinking Allowed: Urban Crime and Disorder - Demography of Death - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 21/10/2008 - Start the Week: 20/10/2008 - Frontiers: Nanofoods - Open Book: Thomas Keneally, Reading the Oxford English Dictionary and Alexander Linklater on Eric Linklater - Food Programme: Fife - Desert Island Discs: Randy Newman - The Film Programme: 17/10/2008 - Leading Edge: Alarming Decline in West African Chimpanzees - In Business: Whistling in the Dark - Material World: Stonehenge & Durrington Walls - Worms, Bonemeal & Green Rust - In Our Time: Vitalism - Thinking Allowed: Predicting the Financial Crisis - Work/Life Balance - Soul Music: Series 7, What A Wonderful World - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 14/10/2008 - Start the Week: 13/10/2008 - Through the Looking Glass - Open Book: Mal Peet, Isabel Fonseca, John Lloyd, and Paul Auster - Food Programme: Organic Food - Desert Island Discs: Sanjeev Bhaskar - Profile: Lord Triesman - The Film Programme: 10/10/2008 - Leading Edge: Nobel Prizes for Science 2008 - In Business: The Credit Crunch - Material World: Speckled Bush Crickets - In Our Time: Godel's Incompleteness Theorems - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 07/10/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Durkheim and Financial Collapse - Obesity - A Good Read: 07/10/2008 - Soul Music: Series 7, Chopin's Ballade No.1 in G Minor - Start the Week: 06/10/2008 - Cleansing The Thames: Episode 2 - Bookclub: Michael Morpurgo - Food Programme: Rabbits - Desert Island Discs: David McVicar - Profile: Sir Victor Blank - The Film Programme: 03/10/2008 - Leading Edge: Brain Pathway and Obesity - In Business: Forty Per Cent Female - Material World: Designing Against Crime - Facial Recognition - In Our Time: The Translation Movement - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 30/09/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Tartan - Dog Ownership - Great Lives: Series 16, William Hogarth - Soul Music: Series 7, So What - Cleansing The Thames: Episode 1 - Open Book: Zoe Heller, Alan Sillitoe, and Books for Men - Food Programme: Milk and Dairy - Desert Island Discs: Miriam Margolyes - Profile: Steve Hilton - The Film Programme: 26/09/2008 - Costing the Earth: Hurrah for the Eco Car - In Business: Brand Wagon - Document: Britain's Cuban Missile Crisis - Material World: Lobster Hotels - Hair Biomarkers - In Our Time: Miracles - The Great Big Particle Adventure: Episode 3 - Thinking Allowed: Crime and Consumerism - Meaning of Marriage - Case Notes: Abortion - Great Lives: Series 16, Lady Hester Stanhope - Soul Music: Series 7, Swan Lake - Inflamed Response - Front Row: John le Carré - America, Empire of Liberty: Faith and Freedom in New England - Open Book: Marilynne Robinson, David Foster Wallace, Book Collecting, and Irene Nemirovsky - Food Programme: Slow Food UK - Profile: Henry Paulson - The Film Programme: 19/09/2008 - America, Empire of Liberty: Southern Planters and Black Slaves - Costing the Earth: Can you spare some change please? - In Business: Casino Capitalism - Document: The Case of the Suez Maru - Material World: Volcanic Nanoparticles - Seawater Greenhouses - The Great Big Particle Adventure: Episode 2 - Thinking Allowed: Class and Reality TV - Balti Britain - Case Notes: HPV - Great Lives: Series 16, Field Marshal Bill Slim - Inflamed Response: Episode 1 - Open Book: Tibor Fischer, Books for a rainy day, Frankenstein in Fiction, and Winston Graham Centenary - Food Programme: Pork - Profile: Damien Hirst - The Film Programme: 12/09/2008 - Costing the Earth: Old Bricks, New Tricks - In Business: Down on the Farm - Document: The Doomsday Document - Material World: Forensic Science in Fact and Fiction - A Musical Memory Tour - The Great Big Particle Adventure: Episode 1 - Case Notes: Hair - Thinking Allowed: Café Culture – Human Waste - Big Bang Day: Engineering Solutions - Big Bang Day: The Making of CERN: Episode 2 - Great Lives: Series 16, David Ervine - Big Bang Day: The Making of CERN: Episode 1 - Bookclub: Gore Vidal - Food Programme: Parmesan - Profile: Alistair Darling - The Film Programme: 05/09/2008 - Costing the Earth: Green on Green - In Business: Bring on the Bandwidth - Material World: Captive Breeding - Polymer Electronics - Thinking Allowed: Corporate PR - Highrise Living - Case Notes: Poisons - Great Lives: Series 16, Henry VII - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 02/09/2008 - Percy and Jock: One Man and His Dog - Open Book: Andrew Miller, Arthur C Clarke's Last Book, W G Sebald and Translation - Food Programme: Anchovies - Profile: Jude Kelly - The Film Programme: 29/08/2008 - Costing the Earth: Gulls: Code Red - In Business: Biotech Battle - Material World: Tracking Traffic - Periodic Table of Videos - Andy Cave's Expedition Underground - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 4, Episode 4 - Thinking Allowed: Imagination and the City - Case Notes: Urology - Great Lives: Series 16, Alan Freed - Placebo: Episode 2 - Open Book: Philippa Gregory, Love Letters, Max Blecher, and Graphic Novels - Food Programme: Pears - Profile: Jon Stewart - The Film Programme: 22/08/2008 - Costing the Earth: Summer of Mud - Analysis: Trust Me, I'm a Patient - Material World: Foam Water Cube - Gravity Satellite: GOCE - The Jawbone - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 4, Episode 3 - Thinking Allowed: Imagination and the Suburbs - Case Notes: Aneurysms - Great Lives: Series 16, Robert Hooke - Placebo: Episode 1 - Food Programme: The Berry Business - Open Book: Open Book in New York; including Paul Auster and Siri Hustvedt - Desert Island Discs: Ruthie Henshall - Profile: Mikheil Saakashvili - The Film Programme: 15/08/2008 - Ramblings: Series 10, Ireland - Lough Allen - Analysis: Fair Play? - Material World: The Cannabinoid System - Oil From Sand - Dead Sea Scrolls Revisited: Episode 2 - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 4, Episode 2 - Thinking Allowed: Imagination and the Countryside - Forbidden Families: Anne Askew - Case Notes: Bariatric Surgery - Great Lives: Series 16, Richard Pryor - To Err is Human - Open Book: Open Book in New York; including Meg Wolitzer and Treasures of the Morgan Library - Food Programme: Public Procurement - Desert Island Discs: AC Grayling - Profile: Tzipi Livni - The Film Programme: 08/08/2008 - Ramblings: Series 10, Ireland - Mullaghmore Head - Analysis: Al Qaeda's Enemy Within - Material World: Subglacial Lakes - - Dead Sea Scrolls Revisited: Episode 1 - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 4, Episode 1 - Thinking Allowed: Women and Gambling - Cleanliness - Case Notes: Gardening - Great Lives: Series 16, Lord Longford - Peer Review in the Dock - Bookclub: Colm Toibin - Food Programme: Lamb - Desert Island Discs: Richard Ingrams - Profile: Lord Colin Moynihan - The Film Programme: 01/08/2008 - Ramblings: Series 10, Alderney - Fort Clonque - Leading Edge: Endurance-enhancing Drugs - Analysis: Climate Change: The Quick Fix? - Material World: The Secret Seeds of Clouds - 150 Years of Fingerprints - Thinking Allowed: Punters - Cultural Transfer - Case Notes: Physical Pain - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 29/07/2008 - Life's Soundtrack - Open Book: Deirdre Madden, John Healy, and Art in books - Food Programme: English Sparkling Wine - Desert Island Discs: Antonia Fraser - Profile: Susan Rice - The Film Programme: 25/07/2008 - Ramblings: Series 10, Guernsey - Vazon Bay - Leading Edge: Physics in Crisis? - Analysis: Bad Elections - Material World: Life on Mars - Sports Drug Testing Science - Thinking Allowed: Bad Medicine - Heritage Miners - All in the Mind: Defence - Time Standing Still - 9/11 Guilt - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 22/07/2008 - The Pain of Emotion - Open Book: Robert Edric, The Screwtape Letters, and Raymond Briggs - Food Programme: Hungry Cities - Desert Island Discs: John Stefanidis - Profile: Luis Moreno-Ocampo - Front Row: 18/07/2008 - The Film Programme: 18/07/2008 - Ramblings: Series 10, Lake District - Borrowdale - Leading Edge: Martian Rocks, Kidney Stones and Climate Change - Analysis: The World's Shifting Balance - Knowing Nelson Mandela - Material World: The Art and Science of Science Fiction Writing - Medieval Mosaic Preservation - Check Up: Back Pain - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 15/07/2008 - Thinking Allowed: World Dress - Relationships at Work - All in the Mind: APA - Psychologist for Referees - Schizophrenia - Clair Patterson: Scourge of the Lead Industry - Start the Week: 14/07/2008 - Open Book: Patrick McGrath, Herman Melville' Israel Potter, and Bethan Robert - Food Programme: Cherries - Desert Island Discs: Felicity Lott - Profile: Colin Myler - The Film Programme: 11/07/2008 - Leading Edge: Corals in Danger and Avian Flu - Analysis: Character Factories - Material World: Metabolomics - Ocean Acidification - Check Up: Feet - In Our Time: Tacitus and the Decadence of Rome - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 08/07/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Glamour - Advertising - In Living Memory: Series 8, Legionnaire's Disease - All in the Mind: Doctors in Difficulty - Snoop - Lie Detector - Science in the Making: Episode 2 - Start the Week: 07/07/2008 - Bookclub: Asne Seierstad - Food Programme: Radical Cookbooks - Desert Island Discs: Antonio Carluccio - Profile: Michael Nazir Ali - The Film Programme: 04/07/2008 - Cosmic Quest: Are We Alone? - Leading Edge: The Royal Society Summer Exhibition - Analysis: Responsible Journalism - Material World: Bee Declines - Tungunska Fireball - Cosmic Quest: Worlds Beyond - Check Up: Headache and Migraine - In Our Time: The Metaphysical Poets - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 02/07/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Trust - Cosmic Quest: A Plethora of Planets - In Living Memory: Series 8, Shoreham - All in the Mind: Religious Terrorism - American Presidents - Ketamine - Cosmic Quest: The Life and Death of Stars - Science in the Making: Episode 1 - Cosmic Quest: A Star Is Born - Start the Week: 30/06/2008 - Open Book: Irvine Welsh, Creating a New Sleuth, and John Banville - Food Programme: Butchery - Desert Island Discs: Posy Simmonds - Profile: Thabo Mbeki - The Film Programme: 27/06/2008 - Cosmic Quest: Design or Accident: Why Me? - Leading Edge: Euro 2008 and What to do about Whales - In Business: India's Supermarket Sweep - Material World: Parasite Adaptation - Fire Safety Engineering - Cosmic Quest: The Dark Side of the Cosmos - Check Up: Weight and Diet - In Our Time: The Arab Conquests - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 24/06/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Violence - Victorian Slum - Cosmic Quest: Violent Universe - In Living Memory: Series 8, GCHQ - All in the Mind: Battlemind - Burma Mental Health - Contingency Management - Cosmic Quest: Squashed Stars and Black Holes - The Reith Lectures: Jonathan Spence: Chinese Vistas: 2008, The Body Beautiful - Hitting the Buffers: The Human Body - Cosmic Quest: Broadcasts from the Cosmos - Start the Week: 23/06/2008 - Open Book: Dave Pelzer, Les Miserables, and Items Found in Books - Food Programme: Royal Entertaining - Desert Island Discs: Ara Darzi - Profile: Arthur Ryan - The Film Programme: 20/06/2008 - Cosmic Quest: How the Universe Began - Steady State, Big Bang and the Glow of Creation - Desert Island Discs: Peter Carey - Leading Edge: Life’s Building Blocks - From the Stars - Material World: The Baby - Wonderland - Cosmic Quest: Plumbing the Depths - the Birth of Astrophysics - Check Up: Cosmetic Dentistry - In Our Time: The Music of the Spheres - Thinking Allowed: Gentrification - Cosmic Quest: Deep Space - Nebulae Are Island Universes - In Living Memory: Series 8, The Little Red Schoolbook - All in the Mind: Synaesthesia - ADHD - Guantanamo - Cosmic Quest: Plumbing the Depths - the Birth of Astrophysics - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 17/06/2008 - The Reith Lectures: Jonathan Spence: Chinese Vistas: 2008, American Dreams - Hitting the Buffers: Transport - Food Programme: Nigel Slater - Cosmic Quest: Plumbing the Depths - The Birth of Astrophysics - Start the Week: 16/06/2008 - Open Book: Damon Galgut, Rewriting for the American market, and The Bloomsday Dead - The Film Programme: 13/06/2008 - Cosmic Quest: The Celestial Police - Tracking Down Asteroids and Planets - Leading Edge: Mars Mission - In Business: On the Rack - Material World: Seaweed and Iodine - Kamchatka Forest - Cosmic Quest: A Planet Called George - How William Herschel Doubled the Size of the Solar System - Check Up: Strokes - In Our Time: The Riddle of the Sands - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 10/06/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Gentrification in Harlem - Cosmic Quest: Halley - A Comet's Tale - All in the Mind: Drug Trials - Schizophrenia - Smokers' Brains - Cosmic Quest: Newton - A Matter of Some Gravity - The Reith Lectures: Jonathan Spence: Chinese Vistas: 2008, English Lessons - Frontiers: Amphibian Collapse? - Cosmic Quest: Galileo - Seeing is Believing - Start the Week: 09/06/2008 - Open Book: Susan Hill, Andrei Makine, and The Last Straight Face - Food Programme: Local Food Networks - Desert Island Discs: Bill Bailey - The Film Programme: 06/06/2008 - Cosmic Quest: The Imperfect Cosmos - Kepler and Tycho Turn the Universe on its Side - Costing the Earth: The Shipping News - In Business: Mr Bottom Line - Material World: Telescope - Randomness - Cosmic Quest: The Earth Moves - How Copernicus Decentralised the Earth - In Our Time: Lysenkoism - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 03/06/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Horses - Comfort of Things - Cosmic Quest: Mathematics of the Sky - Islamic Science Fuels the Torch of Discovery - All in the Mind: Paranoia - Heroes - Mental Health Act Commission - Cosmic Quest: Wheels within Wheels - Later Greeks Measure and Map the Heavens - The Reith Lectures: Jonathan Spence: Chinese Vistas: 2008, Confucian Ways - Frontiers: Medicines for Children - Cosmic Quest: Philosopher Scientists - The Innovative Ideas of the Early Greeks - Start the Week: 02/06/2008 - Bookclub: Jan Morris - Food Programme: Waiters - Desert Island Discs: Lord Woolf - The Archive Hour: Reith at 60, Episode 2 - Great Lives: Series 15, AE Housman - The Film Programme: 30/05/2008 - Cosmic Quest: Three Wise Men - Ancient Astronomy and the Star of Bethlehem - Costing the Earth: All Wrapped Up and Nowhere to Go - In Business: Hot Stuff - Material World: Science Vs the Rest of the World - Cosmic Quest: Mirror of the Earth - The Chinese Astronomical Bureaucracy - In Our Time: Probability - Thinking Allowed: Boxing - Urban Outcasts - Cosmic Quest: Stories of the Sky - Origins of the Constellations, and Constellation Legends - Mind Changers: Case Study: Little Hans - Case Notes: Back Problems - Cosmic Quest: Cathedrals of the Cosmos - Megalithic Calendars and the Solar Year - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 27/05/2008 - Frontiers: Coral Reefs - Cosmic Quest: The Sky's the Limit - Start the Week: 26/05/2008 - Open Book: Open Book at teh Hay Festival; including Andrew Davies, Philip Kerr, Catherine O'Flynn and Tim Smit - Food Programme: African Food Security - Desert Island Discs: Howard Goodall - The Archive Hour: Reith at 60, Episode 1 - The Rook and Me: Autumn - Roosting Again - Great Lives: Series 15, Joyce Grenfell - The Film Programme: 23/05/2008 - Costing the Earth: The Great Green Gadget Makeover - In Business: What's in Store? - Material World: Predicting Natural Disasters - Forensic Engineering - In Our Time: The Black Death - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 20/05/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Population Control - Torture and Democracy - Mind Changers: Case Study: The Man with a Hole in His Head - Case Notes: Prostate Problems - Frontiers: Antarctica - Start the Week: 19/05/2008 - Open Book: Sebastian Barry, Book Serialisations, and Fictional Twins - Food Programme: Street Food - Desert Island Discs: Diane Abbott - The Rook and Me: Summer - Eating - The Film Programme: 16/05/2008 - Costing the Earth: A Clean Break - In Business: Survivors - Material World: Severn Barrage - Skeletons and TB - In Our Time: The Library at Nineveh - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: Great Animal Migrations - Thinking Allowed: Hikikomori - Women's Anti-Suffrage - Mind Changers: Case Study: The Wild Boy of Aveyron - Case Notes: Sun and Skin - Frontiers: Energy Harvesting - Start the Week: 12/05/2008 - Open Book: John Burnside, The Office Novel, Unusual Book Advertising, and Chip Kidd - Food Programme: New Orleans - Desert Island Discs: Annie Lennox - The Rook and Me: Spring - Breeding - Great Lives: Series 15, Ian Curtis - A Point of View: Gaffes - The Film Programme: 09/05/2008 - Costing the Earth: Do Happy Animals Cost the Earth? - In Business: Adventure Capitalist - Material World: Tissue Engineering - Swarm Intelligence - In Our Time: The Brain - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 06/05/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Hearing Voices - Paganism - Mind Changers: Case Study: Kitty Genovese - Case Notes: Knees - Frontiers: Mission to Mars - In Business: Big Spenders - Bookclub: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie - Food Programme: Elvers - A Point of View: Snoop and Amy - The Rook and Me: Winter - Roosting - The Film Programme: 02/05/2008 - Costing the Earth: Greening the Building - Material World: Back to the Future: Dan Dare - Synthetic Biology - In Our Time: The Enclosures of the 18th Century - Thinking Allowed: Passengering - Superclass - Case Notes: Health Checks for the over 40s - Great Lives: Series 15, Paul Robeson - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 29/04/2008 - The Miracle Berry - Start the Week: 28/04/2008 - Open Book: William Sutcliffe, Nabokov's Last Novel, and Writing "Faction" - Food Programme: Scallops - Great Lives: Series 15, Juan Manuel Fangio - A Point of View: Instructions to the Sea - The Film Programme: 25/04/2008 - Material World: Designer Soils - Stealth Warships - In Our Time: Materialism - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 22/04/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Cook Books and Identity - Culture and Globalization - Case Notes: Rheumatoid Arthritis - The Chemistry of Addiction: Episode 2 - Start the Week: 21/04/2008 - Open Book: Will Self, Dumas's Lost Masterpiece, and Philip Hensher on Naipaul - Food Programme: Museum Food - Profile: Giles Clarke - Great Lives: Series 15, Paavo Nurmi - A Point of View: Legal Dilemmas - The Film Programme: 18/04/2008 - Analysis: A Nation of Billy Elliots? - Material World: Blood Brain Barrier - The Domesday Book and Dead Sea Scrolls - In Our Time: Yeats and Irish Politics - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 15/04/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Gay Chav Erotic - Investment Clubs - Case Notes: Bowel Cancer - The Chemistry of Addiction: Episode 1 - Start the Week: 14/04/2008 - Open Book: Anne Fine, Publishers Go Green, and Dostoevsky for Beginners - Food Programme: Fish Training - A Point of View: Right on the Money - Profile: Peter Robinson - The Film Programme: 11/04/2008 - Leading Edge: Hydrogen Biofuels - Analysis: China's Eco-warrriors - Material World: Humans and Crops - Rosalind Franklin - In Our Time: The Norman Yoke - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 08/04/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Pets as Kin - India and Spirituality - Case Notes: Herpes Viruses - Great Lives: Series 15, Charles Bukowski - Africalab: Episode 2 - Start the Week: 07/04/2008 - Bookclub: Simon Armitage - Food Programme: Food and Music - A Point of View: Terminal Terminal - The Film Programme: 04/04/2008 - Leading Edge: The Earliest Americans - Analysis: The Wrong Road to a Warmer World - Material World: Redefining the Kilogram - Mapping Membrane Proteins - In Our Time: The Laws of Motion - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 01/04/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Cities and Ethnicities - Case Notes: Thyroid - Great Lives: Series 15, Peter Cushing - Africalab: Episode 1 - The Rise of the Lifestyle Nutritionists: Episode 2 - Who Needs Scientists? - Start the Week: 31/03/2008 - Open Book: Jo Brand, The Literature of Armageddon, and Julia Donaldson - Food Programme: Rice Stocks - Desert Island Discs: Penelope Wilton - Profile: Britney Spears - A Point of View: Pedal Power - The Film Programme: 28/03/2008 - Desert Island Discs: Stanley McMurtry - Leading Edge: The Brain's Calorie Counter - Analysis: Can We Kick the Habit? - Material World: HECToR The Supercomputer - Skin Cancer - Check Up: Sleep - In Our Time: The Dissolution of the Monasteries - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 25/03/2008 - Front Row: 26/03/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Marseille - In Living Memory: Series 7, The 1974 Lions - The Simulated Patient - The Rise of the Lifestyle Nutritionists: Episode 1 - Start the Week: 24/03/2008 - Open Book: Andrew Grieg, From Columnist to Novelist, and Mrs Gaskell - Food Programme: Oysters - Profile: Simba Makoni - Front Row: 21/03/2008 - The Film Programme: 21/03/2008 - Desert Island Discs: Tariq Ali - Leading Edge: Insulin and Old Age - Analysis: Revealing Religion - Material World: 75th Anniversary of Polythene - Sound Perception - Check Up: Posture - In Our Time: Kierkegaard - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 18/03/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Scottish Independence - Viewing the Recently Dead: Feedback - In Living Memory: Series 7, 1967 Mossdale Caverns Tragedy - City Limits: Episode 2 - Start the Week: 17/03/2008 - Open Book: Manil Suri, Working in a bookshop, Independent Publishers, Books about Berlin - Food Programme: Speciality Salts - Profile: The Gurkhas - A Point of View: Private Life - The Film Programme: 14/03/2008 - Leading Edge: Flood Prediction and The AD 365 Tsunami - Analysis: What Are We Fighting For? - Material World: Smart Holograms - Batteries of the Future - Check Up: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder (COPD) - In Our Time: The Greek Myths - Thinking Allowed: Euro-Islamaphobia - Viewing the Recently Dead - In Living Memory: Series 7, 1990 Poll Tax Riots - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 11/03/2008 - City Limits: Episode 1 - Start the Week: 10/03/2008 - Open Book: Justine Picardie - Food Programme: Food Waste - Desert Island Discs: Liz Smith - Profile: Nick Clegg - A Point of View: Princes into Battle - The Film Programme: 07/03/2008 - Desert Island Discs: Michael Ball - Leading Edge: Mind Reading Machine and Hunting the Hosts of HIV - Analysis: Doing Our Duty - Material World: Animal Robots - Plate Tectonics - Check Up: Diabetes - In Our Time: Lovelace - Thinking Allowed: Mass Collaboration - Free Trade - In Living Memory: Series 7, Myxomatosis - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 04/03/2008 - Bridging the Morphine Gap - Start the Week: 03/03/2008 - Bookclub: William Hague - Food Programme: New Covent Garden and Rungis - Profile: Michelle Obama - The Film Programme: 29/02/2008 - Leading Edge: Altering the Climate and The Mary Rose - Analysis: India, the Reluctant Tiger - Material World: Fungi Exploitation - Electron Microscopes - Check Up: Fainting - In Our Time: Lear - Thinking Allowed: Hoodies - City Planning - Case Notes: Fainting - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 26/02/2008 - Secret Science: The Health Protection Agency - Start the Week: 25/02/2008 - Open Book: Richard Dawkins, José Saramago: a Reader's Guide, and Clare Morrall - Food Programme: Ribble Valley Food Trail - Desert Island Discs: David Dimbleby - Profile: Michael Martin - The Film Programme: 22/02/2008 - Desert Island Discs: Martin Evans - Leading Edge: DNA diversity and the AAAS - Analysis: Jackanory Politics - Material World: Solar Panel Technology - Gravitational Lenses - In Our Time: The Multiverse - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 19/02/2008 - Thinking Allowed: Superheroes - Ribbon Culture - Case Notes: Liver Disease - Secret Science: National Institute of Biological Standards and Control - Start the Week: 18/02/2008 - Open Book: Bernhard Schlink, Memoir Writing for Beginners, and New Grub Street - Food Programme: Spanish Food - Extremadura - Profile: Asif Ali Zardari - The Film Programme: 15/02/2008 - Desert Island Discs: Oleg Gordievsky - Leading Edge: The Evolution of Echolocation and The Cause of CJD - In Business: The Long March - Material World: Cosmic String - Antarctic Volcanoes - In Our Time: The Statue of Liberty - The Great Game in a Cold Climate: A Tale of Two Cities - Thinking Allowed: Family Life Running Hotels - Slum Travellers - Case Notes: Cystic Fibrosis - World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations: 12/02/2008 - Night Rescue: Saving the Manx Shearwater - Start the Week: 11/02/2008 - Profile: Pervez Musharraf - Open Book: Joanna Trollope, Psychoanalysis and Fiction, and Irmgard Keun - Food Programme: Toddlers' Tastes in Food - The Film Programme: 08/02/2008 - Costing the Earth: Bring Me Sunshine - In Business: Team Spirit - Material World: Fossil Colourisation - Symmetry - In Our Time: The Social Contract - Costing the Earth: The Ice Cream Man Cometh - Thinking Allowed: Craftwork and Skill - Case Notes: Superbugs - Catching up with Cancer: Episode 2 - For Nature, Not Humans - Document: Stop Pakistan - Catching up with Cancer: Episode 1 - Start the Week: 04/02/2008 - Bookclub: Sarah Dunant - Food Programme: Pollan and Nutritionism - Desert Island Discs: Beryl Bainbridge - Profile: Adair Turner - The Film Programme: 01/02/2008 - In Our Time: Rudolph II - Costing the Earth: 31/01/2008 - In Business: Lean, Mean and at Your Service - Material World: Systems Biology - Anthropocene Era - Tulips on the Moon - Thinking Allowed: Urban Nightlife - The Burlesque - Case Notes: Side Effects - Great Lives: Series 14, Hermann Buhl - Fascinating Deaths: The Taung Child - Document: Broadcasts from the Bunker - Start the Week: 28/01/2008 - Profile: Ben Bernanke - Open Book: Helen Dunmore, Will Self and the work of J G Ballard - Food Programme: Internet Food - Saturday Live: 26/01/2008 - The Film Programme: 25/01/2008 - Desert Island Discs: Rory Stewart - Costing the Earth: Carbon Labelling - In Business: Monopoly Money - Material World: Talking Bacteria - Self Healing Materials - In Our Time: Plate Tectonics - Thinking Allowed: Culture of Apocalypse -Politics of the Veil - Case Notes: Metabolic Syndrome - Great Lives: Series 14, Katherine Mansfield - Fascinating Deaths: The West Runton Elephant - Document: Operation Safe Haven - Start the Week: 21/01/2008 - Profile: Daniel Day-Lewis - Open Book: Eoin Colfer, Novels in translation, Books about China, and Public School Novels - Food Programme: Iconic Brands - The Film Programme: 18/01/2008 - Desert Island Discs: Simon Rattle - Costing the Earth: Seeds of Discontent - In Business: All Join In - Material World: XEUS: A New Space X-Ray Telescope - Plant Disease Immunisation - In Our Time: The Fisher King - Britain's Sputnik - Thinking Allowed: Wealthy Irish and Sandwiches - Case Notes: Organ Transplants - Great Lives: Series 14, Groucho Marx - The Advance of the Giant Crabs - Start the Week: 14/01/2008 - In Business: Hello, Sunshine! - Open Book: The work of Edgar Allan Poe - Food Programme: A Taste of Britain: Revisited - Profile: Ratan Tata - The Film Programme: 11/01/2008 - Desert Island Discs: John Humphrys - Costing the Earth: 10/01/2008 - Material World: Vindolanda Texts - Deep Tropical Ocean Kelvin Waves - Check Up: Polycystic Ovary Syndrome - In Our Time: The Charge of the Light Brigade - Longing for Silence - Thinking Allowed: Violence - Arab Television - Case Notes: Down's Syndrome - The New Guinea Singing Dog - Start the Week: 07/01/2008 - Bookclub: Alice Sebold - Food Programme: Leftovers - Profile: Phil Redmond - The Film Programme: 04/01/2008 - Costing the Earth: Consuming The Earth? - In Business: How To Be Top - Material World: Global Science - Open Book: Comedy Writing; including Lynne Truss, John O'Farrell, D J Taylor and John Bowen - Check Up: Voice Problems - In Our Time: Camus - The Computer with a Poker Face - Thinking Allowed: Cities and Memory - Berlin Extra - Case Notes: The Vocal Chords - Great Lives: Series 14, Alfred Russel Wallace - Food Programme: Secret Culinary Passions - Desert Island Discs: Karren Brady - The Film Programme: 28/12/2007 - The Switching Point: Episode 2 - In Business: Men in White II - Material World: Question & Answer Christmas Special - In Our Time: The Nicene Creed - Frontiers: Disgust - Thinking Allowed: Ghosts of Berlin - Open Book: Khaled Hosseini - Food Programme: British Chocolatiers - Desert Island Discs: Victoria Wood - The Film Programme: 21/12/2007 - Ramblings: Series 9, Scotland - Angus - The Switching Point: Episode 1 - In Business: Men in White I - Material World: Algae - Voice Forensics - Check Up: Hand Problems - In Our Time: The Four Humours - Frontiers: Scientific Evidence - Thinking Allowed: The British Love of Gardening - Finance and World Events - All in the Mind: Freud/Ernest Jones & Psychoanalysis - Suicide Bombings - Chocolate Cravings - Great Lives: Series 14, George Cruikshank - Taking a Stand: 18/12/2007 - Sun, Spoor and Spots: Counting Namibia's Cheetahs - Open Book: Benjamin Markovits, The Work of Eileen Chang, and Christmas Non-fiction Picks - Food Programme: A European Christmas - Desert Island Discs: Paul Weller - The Film Programme: 14/12/2007 - Ramblings: Series 9, North Wales - Betws-y-Coed - Leading Edge: Polar Bears and Britain's Carbon Footprint - Analysis: Africa's Chance - Material World: Cutty Sark - Lord Kelvin - Check Up: Cholesterol - In Our Time: The Sassanid Empire - Frontiers: Green Ships - Thinking Allowed: Sex Trafficking - Hunger - Mind Changers: The Bobo Doll - All in the Mind: Epilepsy - Star Wards - The Real Spooks: What We Feared - Great Lives: Series 14, Dame Thora Hird - Open Book: Christopher Koch, Christmas Fiction Picks, and Classics for Children - Einstein's Fiddle - Food Programme: Mexican Cuisine - Desert Island Discs: Alec Jeffreys - The Film Programme: 07/12/2007 - Leading Edge: Europe’s First Mission to the Moon and Bio-Fuels - Analysis: The Beginner's Guide to Separation - Material World: Sites of Special Scientific Interest - Light Emitting Diodes - Check Up: Shoulder Problems - In Our Time: Genetic Mutation - Frontiers: Hubble Space Telescope - Thinking Allowed: Grandparents - Tourism - Mind Changers: The Heinz Dilemma - All in the Mind: Carers - Ivan Lewis - In Touch With Art - The Real Spooks: Trench Warfare - Natural Despots: Episode 1 - Food Programme: Food and Farming Awards Revisited - Bookclub: Thomas Keneally - Food Programme: BBC Food and Farming Awards 2007 - Desert Island Discs: Steven Isserlis - The Film Programme: 30/11/2007 - Ramblings: Series 9, Northumbria - Northumbrian Coast - Leading Edge: Inside the Mind of Paedophiles and Venus Express Results - Analysis: Let the People Decide? - Material World: Hydrophobicity – Intelligent agents - In Our Time: The Fibonacci Sequence - Frontiers: Digital Medicine - Thinking Allowed: Globalization - Mind Changers: The Stanford Prison Experiment - All in the Mind: Nuremberg Code - Babble Stimulus - Bullying - The Long View: Public Health: The Pioneer Health Centre - The War of the Whales: Episode 2 - Open Book: Richard Russo, Jerome K Jerome, and Sweeney Todd - Food Programme: Food Books - Desert Island Discs: Armistead Maupin - The Film Programme: 23/11/2007 - Ramblings: Series 9, Perthshire - Glen Tilt - Leading Edge: The Future For Stem Cells and The Science of Smoking - Analysis: The Blessing of Marriage - Material World: Superbugs - BepiColumbo Mission: Returning to Mercury - Check Up: Lymphoedema - In Our Time: The Prelude - Frontiers: Neanderthal DNA - Thinking Allowed: Bob Marley - John Stuart Mill - All in the Mind: Traditional Healers - Smoking - Moon & Madness - The War of the Whales: Episode 1 - Open Book: Norman Mailer, Football and Fiction, and End of the Hardback - Food Programme: Casino Food - Desert Island Discs: Eliza Manningham-Buller - The Film Programme: 16/11/2007 - Desert Island Discs: Jung Chang - Leading Edge: Cloning Adult Primates and Brain Boosting Drugs - Analysis: Keeping Us Afloat? - Material World: Fish Stock Extinction - The Geological Society’s Anniversary - In Our Time: Oxygen - Save our Seeds: Episode 2 - Thinking Allowed: Suicide Bombers - Luxury - All in the Mind: Taser Guns - Psychoanalytic Film Festival - Tribute to Anthony Clare - File on 4: How to Close Guantanamo? - Open Book: Alice Sebold, Is Print is Dead?, and the Style of Saki - Food Programme: History of Sugar - The Film Programme: 09/11/2007 - Leading Edge: Obesity Gene and Ear Protectors - Analysis: With Friends Like These - Material World: The Bombardier Beetle - Ionic Liquids - In Our Time: Avicenna - Save our Seeds: Episode 1 - Thinking Allowed: The Day of the Dead - Uses of Nature - Case Notes: ME - Between the Tides - Bookclub: Barbara Kingsolver - Food Programme: Food History at Chatsworth House - Desert Island Discs: Nicholas Parsons - Profile: Cyril Ramaphosa - The Film Programme: 02/11/2007 - Leading Edge: The World Cancer Research Fund Report and Tracking Wild Fires - Analysis: The Future of the War on Terror - Material World: Warm Flowers Make For Happy Bees - Interdependence - In Our Time: Guilt - The Sounds of Science: The Secret Life of Sound - Thinking Allowed: Channel Four - Day of the Dead - Case Notes: Meningitis - The Long View: Trust in the Media - Nature: Life in the Trenches - Open Book: Jane Gardman, War of Words over War and Peace, and Classic Fiction from another Perspective - Food Programme: Fairtrade Farmers - Desert Island Discs: Lord Joffe - Profile: David King - The Film Programme: 26/10/2007 - Leading Edge: China’s Space Industry and Intelligent Cars - Analysis: One Wales? - Material World: Family Resemblance - The Science of Addiction - In Our Time: Taste - The Sounds of Science: Bad Vibes and Good Vibrations - Thinking Allowed: China and the Markets - UFO - Case Notes: Birmingham Children's Hospital - The Long View: Banking Crisis: Northern Rock/Overend Gurney - Nature: The Only Great Ape In Asia - Open Book: Malorie Blackman, and 18th Century Erotic Fiction - Food Programme: Locally Sourced Food - Desert Island Discs: Ronnie Corbett - Profile: Kevin Rudd - The Film Programme: 19/10/2007 - In Business: Rail Revolution - Material World: Arctic Sea Ice - Left Handedness - In Our Time: The Arabian Nights - Image of a Troubled Mind - Thinking Allowed: Gender Voting - Revolution - Case Notes: Statins - The Long View: The UK's European Membership: 1975 Referendum - Nature: Goshawk Down - Open Book: Douglas Coupland, John Cowper Powys, and Martin Bell - Food Programme: A Celebration of Meze - Desert Island Discs: Jill Balcon - Profile: Adam Crozier - The Film Programme: 12/10/2007 - In Business: Eureka Democracy - Material World: Nobel Prize for Medicine - Peppered Moth - In Our Time: The Divine Right of Kings - Ethnic Drugs: The Magic Bullet? - Thinking Allowed: The Hairless Body - Ghosts - Case Notes: Alzheimer's Disease - The Long View: Overcrowded Prisons - Nature: The Extinction of Experience - Bookclub: James Robertson - Food Programme: Tim Lang: Former Director of the London Food Commission - Desert Island Discs: Alan Johnson - Profile: Agustin Pichot - The Film Programme: 05/10/2007 - Costing the Earth: Food Versus Fuel - In Business: No Strings - Material World: Space Traffic Managment - Memories for Life - In Our Time: Antimatter - Quest for a Cure - Thinking Allowed: Planet of Slums Follow Up - Popular Comedy - Case Notes: Headaches - Front Row: Philip Roth - Great Lives: Series 13, George Washington - Nature: The Sounds of Britain: The Wrekin Forest - Open Book: Michael Ondaatje, Illustrated Books, Mrs Lirriper's Lodgings, and Cheerful but Challenging Books - Food Programme: Prue Leith: Cook, Writer and Businesswoman - Desert Island Discs: George Michael - Profile: Burma's Ruling Elite - The Film Programme: 28/09/2007 - Costing the Earth: Population Overload? - In Business: Hands On - Material World: Tropical Forest special - In Our Time: Socrates - Connect: Series 1, Demolition and Disposal - Thinking Allowed: Planet of Slums - Case Notes: Feet - Great Lives: Series 13, Elizabeth David - Nature: The Sounds of Britain: An Urban Dawn Chorus - Open Book: Geraldine McCaughrean, and a Guide to the Work of Saul Bellow - Food Programme: Chris Haskins: Former Food Production Adviser - Profile: Mervyn King - The Film Programme: 21/09/2007 - Costing the Earth: The Bugs Bite Back - In Business: Bubbles and Bursts - Material World: Traffic Tribulations - Sumatran Earthquakes - Connect: Series 1, The Modern Canaries - Thinking Allowed: Howard Becker - ARAB CONQUESTS AND SOCIAL MEMORY - Great Lives: Series 13, Brian Clough - Nature: The Sounds of Britain: Islay - Open Book: Peter Ackroyd, The New Writing Ventures Awards 2007, and Second World War Stories - Food Programme: Food Festivals - Saturday Review: James Mangold's 3:10 to Yuma, Divisadero by Michael Ondaatje - The Film Programme: 14/09/2007 - Costing the Earth: Plenty more fish in the sea? - In Business: Back on the Map - Material World: Science Festival - Connect: Series 1, Glue - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 3, Episode 3 - Thinking Allowed: On Brick Lane - Sex and the Whip - The Eureka Years: Series 3, 1628 - Case Notes: The Sex Lives of Us - Great Lives: Series 13, Lord Denning - Nature: The Sounds of Britain: Wicken Fen - Open Book: Jonathan Coe, Sequels to Austen, and Prue Leith - Food Programme: Sweet & Sour - Profile: Manuel Noriega - The Film Programme: 07/09/2007 - Costing the Earth: Flooding - In Business: Computers Chipped - Material World: Hazardous Waste - Homing in on Odysseus’ Home. - Check Up: Prostate Cancer - Connect: Series 1, Keep the People Moving - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 3, Episode 2 - Thinking Allowed: The Attainment Gap - Case Notes: Irritable Bowel Syndrome - Great Lives: Series 13, John Cage - Wild Arabia: The Natural History of the Middle East: The Natural History of the Middle East: Faith, Hope and Technology - In Business: Beyond the Boom - Bookclub: Armistead Maupin - Food Programme: Grouse & Pheasant - Profile: Ian McEwan - The Film Programme: 31/08/2007 - Costing the Earth: The Wind Rush Generation - Material World: Exploring Psychology Project - Check Up: Irritable Bowel Syndrome - Connect: Series 1, Battery Power - Inside the Ethics Committee: Series 3, Episode 1 - Thinking Allowed: The Generation Gap - The Eureka Years: Series 3, 1965 - Case Notes: Me and My Operation - Great Lives: Series 13, Alec Issigonis - Wild Arabia: The Natural History of the Middle East: Blood on the Sands - Open Book: Robert Macfarlane, Adrian Chiles, and Judging a Book Prize - Food Programme: Impact of Floods on Food Supplies - Profile: Portia Simpson-Miller - A Point of View: Clams are Happy - The Film Programme: 24/08/2007 - Ramblings: Series 8, The Orkney Islands - Hoy - Analysis: The Will to Power? - Material World: Environment: Open University - Check Up: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder - Connect: Series 1, Let Us Spray - Thinking Allowed: The Residential Gap - Great Lives: Series 13, Rembrandt - Wild Arabia: The Natural History of the Middle East: Three Continents Clash - Open Book: Joseph Conrad, Nicholas Shakespeare, and Scottish Crime Post-Rebus - Food Programme: Perfect Bread - Desert Island Discs: Vladimir Jurowski - A Point of View: Click on the Icon - The Film Programme: 17/08/2007 - Ramblings: Series 8, Norfolk - The Broads - Inside Intuition - Analysis: The Roof over your Head - Material World: The Geological History of the British Isles. - Check Up: Sun Damage - Warding of the Germs: Episode 2 - Thinking Allowed: The Oprah Phenomenon - Complexity Theory - Great Lives: Series 13, Elvis Presley - Peas in a Pod: Episode 2 - Open Book: Elif Shafak, Virginia Woolf’s Servants, and Teenage Voices - Food Programme: Bengal - Desert Island Discs: Felix Dennis - Profile: Michel Aoun - A Point of View: Desirable Devices - The Film Programme: 10/08/2007 - Ramblings: Series 8, Cornwall - Gurnard's Head - Analysis: Travel and the Mind - Material World: Technology in Action - Check Up: Feet - Warding of the Germs: Episode 1 - Thinking Allowed: Commodification of Water - Job Satisfaction - Great Lives: Series 13, Lilian Baylis - Peas in a Pod: Episode 1 - Bookclub: Colin Dexter - Food Programme: Farmers' Markets - Desert Island Discs: Andrew Davies - Profile: Benazir Bhutto - A Point of View: Smoking the Memory - The Film Programme: 03/08/2007 - Ramblings: Series 8, Scotland - Glen Affric - Analysis: Family Footsteps - Material World: Seaside Bouquet - Thomas Telford Turns 250 - Check Up: Alzheimer’s Disease - Xtreme Everest: Series 1, Episode 2 - Thinking Allowed: Cappuccino Conquests - The Culture of Calamity - The Secret Life of Reservoirs: Series 1, From Reservoir to Tap - Document: The Gift of Democracy? - Open Book: Marcus Sedgwick, Vintage Twins, Italian Crime Novels, and The Agent - Food Programme: Eat Well, Age Well? - Desert Island Discs: Nicola Horlick - A Point of View: Harry Potter Envy - Front Row: Margaret Atwood - The Film Programme: 27/07/2007 - Ramblings: Series 8, Cumbria - Howgills - Leading Edge: The UK's Wet Weather and Leonardo's Great Lady - Analysis: No More Wars? - Material World: Maths of Bikes - Learning Arithmetic - Xtreme Everest: Series 1, Episode 1 - Thinking Allowed: Gypsy Children & Education - Blind Willie McTell - All in the Mind: Intoxication of Power - Board Game - Statutory Regulation - The Secret Life of Reservoirs: Series 1, Conservation - Document: The White House Coup - Open Book: Summer Reading, Sam North, and Sue Townsend - Food Programme: East European Wine - Desert Island Discs: Thomas Keneally - A Point of View: Helplessly Advanced - The Film Programme: 20/07/2007 - Ramblings: Series 8, Isles of Scilly - Bryher - Leading Edge: Flood Split Europe and Arctic Aquatics - Analysis: Go Green, or Else! - Material World: Smog and Buildings - Ladybird, Ladybird - Getting Your Brain to Bloom - Thinking Allowed: A Social History of Dying - Obituaries - All in the Mind: Mind Wars - Parapsychology - Laughter - The Secret Life of Reservoirs: Series 1, Plumbing the Landscape - Document: The Ghosts of Greenham - Open Book: Armistead Maupin, Mark Knopfler, and Are Children’s Books Just for Children? - Food Programme: New York Fancy Food Festival - Desert Island Discs: Oliver Postgate - A Point of View: Wimbledon Wisdom - The Film Programme: 13/07/2007 - Leading Edge: Giant Watery Planet and Robot Physiotherapists - Analysis: Repugnant Markets - Material World: Locusts - Snails’ Migratory Trails - In Our Time: Madame Bovary - Rise of Resistance: Series 1, Episode 2 - All in the Mind: Carl Rogers - Refugee Doctors - Thinking Allowed: Adam Smith (1723-1790) - Jatropha: The Wonder Plant - Open Book: John Harvey, Online Publishing, Parent Writing Partnerships, and H Rider Haggard - Food Programme: Honeybee - Desert Island Discs: Simon Russell Beale - A Point of View: Glider Shoes - The Film Programme: 06/07/2007 - Leading Edge: Royal Society Summer Exhibition - Analysis: Changing Charity - Material World: Flood Warning - Fuel Cells from Chocolate and Road Dust - In Our Time: The Pilgrim Fathers - Rise of Resistance: Series 1, Episode 1 - Thinking Allowed: Amazonian Friendship - Shame and Stigma - All in the Mind: Virtual Reality War Zones and PTSD - The Science of Attraction - Pleistocene Park - Front Row: Tom Stoppard - Bookclub: Germaine Greer - Food Programme: Restaurant Economics - Desert Island Discs: Wangari Maathai - A Point of View: Reflections on a Diamond Skull - The Film Programme: 29/06/2007 - Leading Edge: Artificial Bacteria and Endangered Parrots - In Business: Car Crash - Material World: The Science Play - In Our Time: The Permian-Triassic Boundary - Fly me to the Moon: Series 1, Why Go Back to the Moon? - Thinking Allowed: South African Land Reform - Intimate Life - All in the Mind: F1 Drivers - Iraq Mental Health Services - Front Row: Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg - Nature: A Country Fit for Cranes - Open Book: Gordon Brown, Harry Potter, and Summer Reads for Teenagers - Food Programme: Chinese Tea - Desert Island Discs: Ricky Gervais - A Point of View: Man-Made Beauty - The Film Programme: 22/06/2007 - Leading Edge: Birth Order IQ and Human Susceptibility to HIV - In Business: Research Party - Material World: The Heart Exhibition - String Theory: Knot Good Enough? - In Our Time: Common Sense Philosophy - Fly me to the Moon: Series 1, The Main Players - Thinking Allowed: Drink & Society - Varieties of Nationalism - Case Notes: Lung Cancer and the Smoking Ban - Nature: The Answer's in the Soil - Open Book: Penelope Lively - Food Programme: Food Culture of the Shetland Islands - Desert Island Discs: Christy Moore - The Film Programme: 15/06/2007 - Leading Edge: New Insights into DNA and The Big Bang Recreated - In Business: Caught in the Web - Material World: Urban Ecology - Totalitarian Science - Open Book: Michael Chabon, Louise Doughty, and Dayo Forster - In Our Time: Renaissance Astrology - Frontiers: Climate Change 30 Years On - Thinking Allowed: Corridors - Margret Mead & Mary Douglas - Case Notes: Cervical Cancer - Nature: Spring Questions - Food Programme: The Roots of Italian Cuisine - In Business: Fighting Fit - Desert Island Discs: Yoko Ono - The Film Programme: 08/06/2007 - Leading Edge: Climate Change and Our Cities, NASA row and Tracking the Walrus - Material World: Polymers in Dentistry - Einstein Tests - Open Book: Peter Carey - In Our Time: Siegfried Sassoon - Frontiers: Brain Scanning - Thinking Allowed: Nationality: WOG - College Girls - Case Notes: The Hip - Nature: Spring Songbird Special - In Business: Managing Eden - Bookclub: David Mitchell - Food Programme: Hand-Picked Scallops - Desert Island Discs: Tom Blundell - The Film Programme: 01/06/2007 - Costing the Earth: Green Cities - Material World: Theories of Evolution in Hay - Universe or Multiverse? - In Our Time: Ockham's Razor - Frontiers: Superconductors - Case Notes: Caesarian Sections - Thinking Allowed: Rural Idyll - Mediated - Great Lives: Series 12, George Bernard Shaw - Nature: The Spring Blog - Open Book: Thomas Keneally, Gordon Brown, Peter Ho Davies, Dayo Forster, and Rosie Boycott - Food Programme: Sustainable Fishing Policy - Desert Island Discs: Paul McKenna - The Film Programme: 25/05/2007 - Costing the Earth: War on Waste - In Business: Music Machine - Material World: 100 Years Of Plastic - Model Species - In Our Time: The Siege of Orléans - Frontiers: Carl Linnaeus - Thinking Allowed: Street Names - The Shock of Old - Case Notes: The Nose - Great Lives: Series 12, Julius Caesar - Nature: The Beetles: Here, There and Everywhere - In Business: Australia's Carbon Footprint - Open Book: Owen Sheers, American Book Critics, and Blurbs - Food Programme: The National Fruit Collections - Desert Island Discs: Greg Dyke - The Film Programme: 18/05/2007 - Costing the Earth: Biofuels - Material World: Encyclopedia Of Life - Artemisinin - In Our Time: Gravitational Waves - Frontiers: The Gamma Ray Skies - Thinking Allowed: Sunlight Technology and Health - Global Workers - Case Notes: Multiple Sclerosis - Great Lives: Series 12, Claude McKay - Nature: Unearthing Buried Rivers - Profile: Bertie Ahern - Open Book: John Preston, The Great American Novel, and Helen Oyeyemi - Food Programme: Food for the 'Seventh Age' - Desert Island Discs: Joanna Lumley - The Film Programme: 11/05/2007 - Costing the Earth: The Battle for the Murray Darling - In Business: Generation Next - Material World: Café Scientifique - What happened to the Polymaths? - In Our Time: Victorian Pessimism - Frontiers: Ageing - The Reith Lectures: Jeffrey Sachs: Bursting at the Seams: 2007, Global Politics in a Complex Age - Thinking Allowed: Spending the Home - The New Age Community of Esalen - Case Notes: Radiology - Great Lives: Series 12, Mata Hari - Nature: A Hundred Years of British Birds - Bookclub: Jodi Picoult - Food Programme: School Catering After Jamie Oliver - Profile: Jonathan Evans - The Film Programme: 04/05/2007 - Costing the Earth: Perth - In Business: Over the Moon - Material World: EGYPTIAN MEDICINE - CYTOKINES - Open Book: 03/05/2007 - In Our Time: Spinoza - Who Goes First? - The Reith Lectures: Jeffrey Sachs: Bursting at the Seams: 2007, Economic Solidarity for a Crowded Planet - Thinking Allowed: Rational Voter - Drugs in Afghanistan - All in the Mind: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Talking Therapies - Great Lives: Series 12, Billie Holiday - Nature: The Plum Prospects for Orchard Conservation - Profile: Ferran Adria - Open Book: Sebastian Faulks, Tie in Book Covers, and William Somerset Maugham - Food Programme: Premium Brands - The Film Programme: 27/04/2007 - Costing the Earth: The Environmental Impact of Professional Football - Analysis: I'm So Sorry - In Our Time: Greek and Roman Love Poetry - The New Two Cultures: Episode 2 - The Reith Lectures: Jeffrey Sachs: Bursting at the Seams: 2007, The Great Convergence - Thinking Allowed: Memories of an Empire - Family in East London - All in the Mind: Children Who Kill - Images of Psychiatry - Great Lives: Series 12, Marie Curie - Swinging for Survival - Open Book: Bite Sized Classics, Anne Enright, Unusual Narrators and Pulitzer Prize - Food Programme: Roots of Vegetarianism - Profile: Cristiano Ronaldo - The Film Programme: 20/04/2007 - Ramblings: Iconic Walks, Cotswold Way - Leading Edge: The First Forests and Minimising Earthquake Damage - Analysis: Secrets and Mysteries - Material World: SILVERPIT DEBATE - MANAGING UNCERTAINTY IN COMPLEX MODELS - In Our Time: Symmetry - The New Two Cultures: Episode 1 - The Reith Lectures: Jeffrey Sachs: Bursting at the Seams: 2007, Survival in the Anthropocene - Thinking Allowed: Taxis and GPS Surveillance - Dancers' Bodies - All in the Mind: Physiognomy - Suicide Hotspots - Great Lives: Series 12, Anton Chekhov - The Defeat of Sleep - Open Book: Graham Swift, Writing from Beyond the Grave, and the US Books Invasion - Food Programme: Food Fraud - Profile: François Bayrou - The Film Programme: 13/04/2007 - Ramblings: Iconic Walks, Offa's Dyke - Leading Edge: The Genome of the Rhesus Macaque Monkey and the Pterosaur Puzzle - Analysis: Miserable Children - Material World: SCUBA 2 - Kids’ Science Festivals - In Our Time: The Opium Wars - Open Source - Thinking Allowed: Migration in China - Document: A Date with Bevin - The Reith Lectures: Jeffrey Sachs: Bursting at the Seams: 2007, Bursting at the Seams - All in the Mind: The Mental Capacity Act - Mental Health of Young Children - Great Lives: Series 12, Tintin - Linnaeus and the Immorality of Bluebells - Open Book: Publishing Houses - Food Programme: Brymore School of Rural Technology - Profile: Alan Johnston - A Point of View: Congratulations - The Film Programme: 06/04/2007 - Leading Edge: Fossil Findings in China and Corn as a Biofuel - Analysis: 1707: Bravehearts and Bankers - Material World: Changing Climates, Evolving Humans - Sounds of Materials - Check Up: Hip Replacements - In Our Time: St Hilda - GM Rides Again - Thinking Allowed: Work Place Violence - War Reporting - Document: A Laudable Invasion? - All in the Mind: Patient Case Histories - Polonium-210 - Great Lives: Series 12, Joe Strummer - Squeezing Victoria's Curves - Bookclub: Jonathan Coe - Food Programme: Takeaway Food - Desert Island Discs: Ben Helfgott - Profile: Charles Saumarez Smith - A Point of View: Torture on 24 - The Film Programme: 30/03/2007 - Ramblings: Iconic Walks, The Pennine Way - Leading Edge: Climate Change and Himalayan Stargazing - Analysis: Le Malade imaginaire? - Material World: Bricks Made Out of Rubbish - Subliminal Messaging - Check Up: Palliative Care - In Our Time: Anaesthetics - Jonathan Edwards Looks Into...: Series 2, Artificial Intelligence - Thinking Allowed: The Cultural Context of Youth Suicide - Memory in a Russian Village - Document: Kenya's Bloody Summer - Case Notes: End-of-Life Care - Open Book: China Mieville, Derek Landy, Frances Hodgson Burnett, and Historical Books for Children - Food Programme: The Science of Maturation - Desert Island Discs: Professor Raymond Tallis - Profile: John Bird - A Point of View: Black Destiny - The Film Programme: 23/03/2007 - Ramblings: Iconic Walks, Hampshire Home - Leading Edge: The Philosophy of Morals and Docile Dinosaurs - Analysis: Officially Ignorant? - Material World: Longitudinal Studies - Alternative Health Degrees - Check Up: Dizziness - In Our Time: Bismarck - Jonathan Edwards Looks Into...: Series 2, Episode 2 - Thinking Allowed: Englishness - Case Notes: Eye Conditions - Nature: Wind Energy at What Cost? - Open Book: Jim Crace, Jay Rayner, Ali Smith on Katherine Mansfield, and finishing Vernon God Little - Food Programme: Goat Meat and Kid - Desert Island Discs: Jo Brand - Profile: Conrad Black - A Point of View: Going for Gold - The Film Programme: 16/03/2007 - The Making of Modern Medicine: Transplant - Ramblings: Iconic Walks, Glyndwr's Way - Leading Edge: The Evolution of Childhood and Microscopy - Analysis: Anchor Aweigh? - Material World: El Niño - Leonard Euler - The Making of Modern Medicine: The Crippler - Check Up: Osteoporosis - In Our Time: Epistolary Literature - Jonathan Edwards Looks Into...: Series 2, Episode 1 - Thinking Allowed: Politicians and Politics in British Media – Trading Pits - The Making of Modern Medicine: Free at the Point of Need - Case Notes: Shoulder Problems - The Making of Modern Medicine: It Looks Like a Miracle - Nature: Caledonian Pine - The Making of Modern Medicine: You Are What You Eat - Open Book: Tracy Chevalier, Kevin Jackson, and Longhand versus Word Processing - Food Programme: Highland Food - Desert Island Discs: Andy Kershaw - Profile: Lord Goldsmith - A Point of View: Because She’s Worth It - The Film Programme: 09/03/2007 - The Making of Modern Medicine: Near Pavilions - Ramblings: Iconic Walks, The West Highland Way - Leading Edge: Slumbering Aid Memory and the Japanese Space Agency - Analysis: Faith in the State - Material World: Cluster Chemistry - Particle Cancer Therapy - The Making of Modern Medicine: Flinging the tropics open to civilisation - Check Up: Food Allergies - In Our Time: Microbiology - Click On: Series 1, Episode 6 - Thinking Allowed: Lost in Runescape – Social Worth in Early Modern England - The Making of Modern Medicine: The ministry of healing - Document: The Woman Who Never Was - Case Notes: Leukaemia - The Making of Modern Medicine: Transforming Plague - Nature: Trees and Risk - The Making of Modern Medicine: Culturing the germ theory - Bookclub: Alison Weir - Food Programme: Sicilian Oranges - Desert Island Discs: JP Donleavy - Profile: Sir Ronald Cohen - A Point of View: Nob Voices, Yob Voices - The Film Programme: 02/03/2007 - The Making of Modern Medicine: Stopping the Rot - Ramblings: Iconic Walks, The Ulster Way - Leading Edge: Predicting Hurricane Intensity, Robots with Emotions and the UK’s First Cold Temperature Facility - Analysis: Clipping our Wings? - Material World: International Polar Year - Concrete - The Making of Modern Medicine: The Disease is its Own Preventative - Check Up: Heart Attacks - In Our Time: Optics - Click On: Series 1, Episode 5 - Thinking Allowed: The Death of Honour - The Making of Modern Medicine: A Yankee Dodge - Document: The Marriage Cordiale - Case Notes: Blood Pressure - The Making of Modern Medicine: Dark side of obstetrics - Nature: Winter Starlings - Front Row: Edward Albee - The Making of Modern Medicine: Science Has No Sex - Profile: Cressida Dick - Open Book: Gerard Woodward, and Dishing the Dirt on the Office - Food Programme: Fine Dining Youngsters: Celtic FC - Desert Island Discs: Andrew Neil - A Point of View: Flying People, Flagrant Piffle - The Film Programme: 23/02/2007 - The Making of Modern Medicine: Sisters of charity - Leading Edge: Reports from the American Association for the Advancement of Science - In Business: Walk to Wisdom - Material World: Dry Rot - Contagious Laughter - The Making of Modern Medicine: Changing disease identity - In Our Time: Wilberforce - Click On: Series 1, Episode 4 - Thinking Allowed: Normalizing Dirty Work - Fenian Diaspora - The Making of Modern Medicine: A Long and Ghastly Kitchen - Case Notes: Contraception - The Making of Modern Medicine: Making Signs - Nature: Series x, Cod - The Making of Modern Medicine: Little Reading, Much Seeing and Much Doing - Open Book: Lesley Pearse, Meg Hutchinson and Book Websites - Food Programme: Ancient Intensive Farming - Desert Island Discs: Grayson Perry - Profile: Duncan Fletcher - A Point of View: Fidgets on the March - The Film Programme: 16/02/2007 - The Making of Modern Medicine: Anatomy and the Invisible Hand - Scientists Advise, Ministers Decide - In Business: Private Grief - Material World: Acoustic Mapping - The Earth’s Big Dynamo - The Making of Modern Medicine: The Coming of the GP - In Our Time: Heart of Darkness - Click On: Series 1, Episode 3 - Thinking Allowed: Alistair Cooke and Bio-Piracy - Wedding Presents - The Making of Modern Medicine: Learning from the illiterate - Case Notes: Parkinson's Disease - The Making of Modern Medicine: Fever - Nature: 100 years of Country Diaries - The Making of Modern Medicine: The early transfusion experiments - Open Book: Justin Cartwright, Mr Hudson and the Library, and Unusual Typography - Food Programme: Fine Dining Youngsters - Desert Island Discs: Paul Abbott - Profile: Guido Fawkes - A Point of View: The Mind’s Construction in the Face - The Film Programme: 09/02/2007 - The Making of Modern Medicine: The Anatomical Renaissance - In Business: Water Works - Material World: Scapa Flow - Dark Matter - The Making of Modern Medicine: Paracelsus and the people's medicine - In Our Time: Popper - Click On: Series 1, Episode 2 - Thinking Allowed: Does Europe Hate America? - Tourist TV - The Making of Modern Medicine: The first sexual epidemic - Case Notes: Head Injuries - The Making of Modern Medicine: God's House, the hospital - The Long View: Overstretched Generals - Nature: Snails - The Making of Modern Medicine: Hot, Cold, Wet and Dry - Bookclub: Val McDermid - Food Programme: Rapeseed Oil - Desert Island Discs: Neil Tennant - Profile: Khalid Meshal - A Point of View: Attack of the Wheelie Bins - Front Row: Norman Mailer - Front Row: Norman Mailer - The Film Programme: 02/02/2007 - In Business: Food for Fuel - Material World: Stardust Results - Laser Fusion - In Our Time: Genghis Khan - Click On: Series 1, Episode 1 - Thinking Allowed: Resource Nationalism - Democratising Fashion - Great Lives: Pope John Paul II - Nature: Series x, 29/01/2007 - Document: Franco's British Friends - Food Programme: Rhubarb - Open Book: Sophie Kinsella, Free Copies of Kidnapped and The Tenderness of Wolves - Desert Island Discs: Brian Aldiss - The Film Programme: Peter O'Toole - In Our Time: Archimedes - Great Lives: William Beveridge - Desert Island Discs: Ann Daniels - Profile: Barack Obama - The Film Programme: 19/01/2007 - In Our Time: The Jesuits - Great Lives: Martha Gellhorn - Desert Island Discs: Edna O'Brien - Profile: Lieutenant General David Petraeus - Saturday Review: Kevin MacDonald's The Last King of Scotland , Markus Zusak's The Book Thief - The Film Programme: Forest Whitaker - In Our Time: Mars - Great Lives: Richard Beckinsale - Bookclub: Jonathan Franzen - Desert Island Discs: Lady Natasha Spender - Profile: Lady Elizabeth Butler-Sloss - In Our Time: Jorge Luis Borges - The E Generation at 40 - Great Lives: Joan Littlewood - Planet Earth Under Threat: The Earth and the Irascible Ape - Desert Island Discs: Anthony Horowitz - Profile: Nancy Pelosi - In Our Time: Constantinople Siege and Fall - Great Lives: Albert Einstein - Desert Island Discs: Gloria Hunniford - Profile: Charlie Mayfield - In Our Time: Hell - Frontiers: Geo-engineering - Great Lives: Millicent Garrett Fawcett - Desert Island Discs: Arnold Wesker - Profile: Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum - In Our Time: Indian Mathematics - Frontiers: Amusia - Great Lives: John H Hammond - Desert Island Discs: Karl Jenkins - The Film Programme: Kate Winslet - From Sputnik to Satnav: Episode 3 - In Our Time: Anarchism - Frontiers: Invisibility Cloaks - Bookclub: Salley Vickers - Desert Island Discs: Raymond Gubbay - From Sputnik to Satnav: Episode 2 - In Our Time: The Speed of Light - Frontiers: Dinosaurs - Desert Island Discs: Matt Lucas - From Sputnik to Satnav: Episode 1 - In Our Time: Altruism - Frontiers: Mars Rovers - Desert Island Discs: Stephen King - Desert Island Discs: Lord Stevens - In Our Time: The Peasants’ Revolt - Frontiers: Vegetative State - In Our Time: Pope - Bookclub: Lewis Wolpert - Desert Island Discs: Humphrey Lyttelton - In Our Time: The Poincaré Conjecture - Desert Island Discs: Heston Blumenthal - In Our Time: The Encyclopédie - Desert Island Discs: Camila Batmanghelidjh - In Our Time: The Needham Question - Desert Island Discs: Robert Fisk - Profile: Sir Richard Dannatt - In Our Time: The Diet of Worms - Desert Island Discs: Jane Horrocks - Profile: Ban Ki Moon - In Our Time: Averroes - Bookclub: Jane Gardam - Desert Island Discs: Quentin Blake - Profile: George Osborne - In Our Time: Humboldt - Great Lives: Charles Darwin - Profile: Mahmoud Ahmadinejad - Great Lives: Nina Simone - Profile: Ant and Dec - Great Lives: Stanley Baldwin - Profile: Trevor Phillips - Great Lives: Julia Ward-Howe - Bookclub: Matthew Kneale - Profile: Dame Suzi Leather - Great Lives: W H Auden - Desert Island Discs: Dame Joan Plowright - Profile: John Reid - Great Lives: Eleanor Roosevelt - Open Book: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie - Desert Island Discs: A A Gill - Profile: Michael O’Leary - Great Lives: Max Miller - Desert Island Discs: Simon Cowell - Profile: Andy Coulson - Bookclub: Elmore Leonard - Desert Island Discs: Michael Rosen - Profile: John Howard - Desert Island Discs: David Edgar - Profile: Andrew Lloyd Webber - Desert Island Discs: Dr Hanna Segal - Profile: Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah - Desert Island Discs: Ian Rankin - Profile: The Kaczynski brothers - In Our Time: Comedy in Ancient Greek Theatre - Desert Island Discs: Monty Don - Profile: Tarique Ghaffur - In Our Time: Pastoral Literature - Bookclub: John Berendt - Desert Island Discs: Lord Browne - Profile: Lakshmi Mittal - The Film Programme: Bruce Willis - In Our Time: Galaxies - Profile: Katharine Jefferts Schori - In Our Time: The Spanish Inquisition - Desert Island Discs: Peter Mansfield - In Our Time: Carbon - Frontiers: Clean Coal - Desert Island Discs: George Davies - In Our Time: Uncle Tom's Cabin - Frontiers: Stem Cells - Great Lives: Robin Day - Bookclub: Lindsey Davis - Desert Island Discs: Armando Iannucci - In Our Time: The Heart - Frontiers: Anthropogenic Climate Change - Great Lives: W G Grace - Desert Island Discs: Rt Hon David Cameron MP - In Our Time: Mathematics and Music - Frontiers: The Solar System - Great Lives: Tamara Karasavina - Desert Island Discs: Sir Digby Jones - In Our Time: Mill - Frontiers: Time Perception - Great Lives: Ignaz Semmelweiss - Desert Island Discs: Darcey Bussell - In Our Time: Fairies - Frontiers: The New Antibiotics - Great Lives: Johnny Weissmuller - Bookclub: Ali Smith - Desert Island Discs: Daniel Barenboim - The Reith Lectures: Daniel Barenboim: In the Beginning was Sound: 2006, The Power of Music - In Our Time: Astronomy and Empire - Great Lives: Ella Fitzgerald - The Reith Lectures: Daniel Barenboim: In the Beginning was Sound: 2006, Meeting in Music - In Our Time: The Great Exhibition of 1851 - Great Lives: Sigmund Freud - Profile: Zac Goldsmith - The Reith Lectures: Daniel Barenboim: In the Beginning was Sound: 2006, The Magic of Music - In Our Time: Immunisation - Great Lives: Noel Coward - Profile: Zalmay Khalilzad - The Reith Lectures: Daniel Barenboim: In the Beginning was Sound: 2006, The Neglected Sense - In Our Time: The Oxford Movement - Great Lives: Andrew Carnegie - Profile: Romano Prodi - The Reith Lectures: Daniel Barenboim: In the Beginning was Sound: 2006, In the Beginning was Sound - In Our Time: Goethe - Great Lives: Morecambe and Wise - Bookclub: Malorie Blackman - Profile: Patricia Hewitt - In Our Time: The Carolingian Renaissance - Profile: Dominique de Villepin - In Our Time: The Royal Society - Profile: Marko Milošević - In Our Time: Don Quixote - Desert Island Discs: Terence Stamp - Profile: Sir John Bond - The Film Programme: Ray Winstone - In Our Time: Negative Numbers - Bookclub: Lionel Shriver - Desert Island Discs: Jack Higgins - Profile: Dan Brown - In Our Time: Friendship - Desert Island Discs: Rachel Whiteread - Profile: Debby Reynolds - In Our Time: Catherine the Great - Desert Island Discs: Frederic Raphael - Profile: Sir Paul Smith - In Our Time: Human Evolution - Desert Island Discs: Karen Armstrong - Profile: Charles Clarke - In Our Time: Chaucer - A Good Read: 07/02/2006 - Bookclub: P J O'Rourke - Desert Island Discs: Jeremy Irons - Profile: George Clooney - In Our Time: The Abbasid Caliphs - Desert Island Discs: Rt Hon Shirley Williams - Profile: Brian Barwick - In Our Time: Seventeenth Century Print Culture - Desert Island Discs: John Sutherland - Profile: Porter Goss - In Our Time: Relativism - Desert Island Discs: Frankie Dettori - Profile: Sir Terry Leahy - In Our Time: Prime Numbers - Desert Island Discs: Richard Griffiths - Profile: Ehud Olmert - In Our Time: The Oath - Bookclub: George Macdonald Fraser - Desert Island Discs: Kelly Holmes - In Our Time: The Oresteia - Desert Island Discs: John Rutter - In Our Time: Heaven - Desert Island Discs: Maggi Hambling - In Our Time: The Peterloo Massacre - Frontiers: Human Cooperation - Open Book: Alexander Masters - Desert Island Discs: David Hope - Great Lives: Dorothy Parker - In Our Time: Artificial Intelligence - Frontiers: Carbon in Forests - Bookclub: Joyce Carol Oates - Desert Island Discs: Colin Firth - Great Lives: Nevil Shute - In Our Time: Hobbes - Frontiers: SETI - Desert Island Discs: Sir David Frost - In Our Time: The Graviton - Frontiers: Artificial Life - Desert Island Discs: Mary Midgley - Great Lives: Beatrix Potter - Desert Island Discs: Renee Fleming - In Our Time: Pragmatism - Frontiers: Cilia - Great Lives: Thomas Cromwell - Analysis: How Islam Got Political: an Analysis Special - In Our Time: Greyfriars and Blackfriars - Frontiers: The Nature of Frontiers - Bookclub: Antonia Fraser - Desert Island Discs: Chris Evans - Great Lives: Zhao Ziyang - In Our Time: Asteroids - Desert Island Discs: Boris Johnson MP - Great Lives: Vasily Grossman - In Our Time: Johnson - Mind Changers: Hans Eysenck - Desert Island Discs: Mario Testino - Great Lives: Samuel Coleridge-Taylor - In Our Time: Cynicism - Mind Changers: Mary Ainsworth - Desert Island Discs: Jacqueline Wilson - Great Lives: R D Laing - In Our Time: Mammals - Mind Changers: John Watson and Little Emotional Albert - Desert Island Discs: Michael Winner - Great Lives: Mae West - In Our Time: The Field of the Cloth of Gold - This Sceptred Isle: Empire: Sir Walter Raleigh and Virginia - Front Row: Alan Bennett - This Sceptred Isle: Empire: Martin Frobisher and Fool's Gold - Bookclub: Hanif Kureishi - Desert Island Discs: Frank Gardner - The Film Programme: Joss Whedon - This Sceptred Isle: Empire: Elizabeth, Trade and Sir Francis Drake - In Our Time: Magnetism - This Sceptred Isle: Empire: Elizabeth I and Ireland - Desert Island Discs: Julian Clary - Marcus du Sautoy's Five Shapes: The Blob - Marcus du Sautoy's Five Shapes: The Bagel - Marcus du Sautoy's Five Shapes: The Sphere - Marcus du Sautoy's Five Shapes: The Pyramid - Simon Singh's Numbers: A Further Five Numbers, 1729 - The first taxicab number - Marcus du Sautoy's Five Shapes: The Cube - Desert Island Discs: Brenda Blethyn - Material World: 15/09/2005 - Simon Singh's Numbers: A Further Five Numbers, G - The number that defines the universe - Creative Genius: Programme 3 - Simon Singh's Numbers: A Further Five Numbers, Six degrees of separation - Document: Dad's Revolutionary Army - Bookclub: Alain-Fournier - Creative Genius: Programme 2 - Simon Singh's Numbers: A Further Five Numbers, Two - At the double - Creative Genius: Programme 1 - Simon Singh's Numbers: A Further Five Numbers, One - The most popular number - Bookclub: Michael Dibdin - Front Row: John Irving - In Our Time: Marx - Desert Island Discs: Ronald Searle - In Our Time: Marlowe - Bookclub: Oliver Sacks - Desert Island Discs: Paulo Coelho - In Our Time: Merlin - Desert Island Discs: Ruby Wax - In Our Time: The KT Boundary - Desert Island Discs: Alexander McCall Smith - In Our Time: Paganism in the Renaissance - Desert Island Discs: Betsy Blair - In Our Time: The Scriblerus Club - Bookclub: Sue Townsend - Desert Island Discs: Nigel Slater - Great Lives: Duke of Wellington - In Our Time: Renaissance Maths - Desert Island Discs: Satish Kumar - Great Lives: Ronald Reagan - In Our Time: The French Revolution's reign of terror - Desert Island Discs: David King - Great Lives: Elizabeth Gaskell - In Our Time: Beauty - Desert Island Discs: Imelda Staunton - Great Lives: Marcus Garvey - Coming Home: Out of the Ashes - Coming Home: A Civil Society - Frontiers: A Theory of Everything - Coming Home: Missing - Coming Home: Home Again - Coming Home: War's End - Desert Island Discs: Josephine Cox - Great Lives: John D Rockefeller - In Our Time: Abelard and Heloise - Frontiers: Human Evolution - The Reith Lectures: Alec Broers: The Triumph of Technology: 2005, Risk and Responsibility - Bookclub: Andrea Levy - Desert Island Discs: Katharine Whitehorn - Great Lives: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - In Our Time: Perception and the Senses - Frontiers: Acid Oceans - The Reith Lectures: Alec Broers: The Triumph of Technology: 2005, Nanotechnology and Nanoscience - Desert Island Discs: Jarvis Cocker - Great Lives: Robert Louis Stevenson - In Our Time: The Aeneid - Frontiers: Risky Business - The Reith Lectures: Alec Broers: The Triumph of Technology: 2005, Innovation and Management - Desert Island Discs: Patrick Stewart - Great Lives: Charles M Schulz - In Our Time: Archaeology and Imperialism - Frontiers: Neuroprosthetics - The Reith Lectures: Alec Broers: The Triumph of Technology: 2005, Collaboration - Desert Island Discs: Philippe Petit - In Our Time: Alfred and the Battle of Edington - Frontiers: The Earth's Core - The Reith Lectures: Alec Broers: The Triumph of Technology: 2005, Technology will Determine the Future of the Human Race - Bookclub: Richard Ford - Desert Island Discs: Lorin Maazel - In Our Time: John Ruskin - Desert Island Discs: Yvonne Brewster - In Our Time: Angels - Desert Island Discs: Raymond Briggs - In Our Time: Dark Energy - Desert Island Discs: Stephen Poliakoff - In Our Time: Modernist Utopias - Bookclub: Stephen Fry - Desert Island Discs: Alison Richard - In Our Time: Stoicism - Desert Island Discs: Geoffrey Palmer - In Our Time: Alchemy - In Our Time: The Cambrian Period - Bookclub: Bill Bryson - Desert Island Discs: David Starkey - Desert Island Discs: Peter Maxwell Davies - In Einstein's Shadow: Quantum Theory and why God does play dice - A Good Read: 25/01/2005 - Churchill's Roar - Desert Island Discs: Dr Jonathan Miller - In Einstein's Shadow: General Relativity and Einstein's - Desert Island Discs: Sam Taylor-Wood - In Einstein's Shadow: Special Relativity and how it all began - In Our Time: The Mind/Body Problem - Desert Island Discs: Andy McNab - In Our Time: Tsar Alexander II's assassination - Bookclub: Zadie Smith - Desert Island Discs: Carlos Acosta - In Our Time: The Roman Republic - Desert Island Discs: Kim Cattrall - In Our Time: Faust - A Good Read: 21/12/2004 - Desert Island Discs: Engelbert Humperdinck - In Our Time: The Second Law of Thermodynamics - Desert Island Discs: John Fortune - In Our Time: Machiavelli and the Italian City States - Bookclub: Carol Ann Duffy - Desert Island Discs: Sir Bobby Robson - In Our Time: Jung - Desert Island Discs: Tracey Emin - In Our Time: The Venerable Bede - Desert Island Discs: Clive Stafford Smith - Desert Island Discs: Matthew Bourne - In Our Time: Higgs Boson - Making History: Children Strafed by Enemy Planes in World War Two - In Our Time: Zoroastrianism - Bookclub: Pat Barker - Desert Island Discs: Ann Leslie - The Film Programme: Renée Zellweger - In Our Time: Electrickery - Desert Island Discs: Matthew Pinsent - In Our Time: Rhetoric - Desert Island Discs: Jack Mapanje - In Our Time: Witchcraft - Desert Island Discs: Rt Hon Sir Menzies Campbell MP - In Our Time: The Han Synthesis - Desert Island Discs: Anne Scott James - Bookclub: Will Self - In Our Time: Sartre - Desert Island Discs: Desmond Morris - In Our Time: Politeness - Desert Island Discs: Virginia McKenna - The Film Programme: Denzil Washington - In Our Time: The Origins of Life - Desert Island Discs: Joe Simpson - In Our Time: Agincourt - The Film Programme: Michael Winterbottom - In Our Time: The Odyssey - Bookclub: Paul Auster - In Our Time: Pi - Bookclub: Muriel Spark - Back Row: Gary Winick - Test Tubes and Tantrums: Arthur Stanley Eddington and Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar - Back Row: Ray Winstone - Test Tubes and Tantrums: Trofim Denisovitch Lysenko and Nikolai Ivanovitch Vavilov - Test Tubes and Tantrums: Henry Thomas De La Beche and Roderick Impey Murchison - Desert Island Discs: Hugh Masekela - Test Tubes and Tantrums: Joseph Priestley and Antoine Laurent Lavoisier - Bookclub: Terry Pratchett - Desert Island Discs: Rt Hon Michael Howard MP - Test Tubes and Tantrums: Isaac Newton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz - Desert Island Discs: Tim Rice - In Our Time: Washington and the American Revolution - Desert Island Discs: Diana Athill - In Our Time: Renaissance Magic - Desert Island Discs: Karan Bilimoria - In Our Time: Empiricism - Bookclub: Minette Walters - The People's D-Day - From Dunkirk to D-Day - In Our Time: Babylon - Desert Island Discs: Geraldine James - In Our Time: The Planets - Desert Island Discs: Sir Ken Adam - In Our Time: Toleration - Desert Island Discs: Pen Hadow - In Our Time: Zero - Desert Island Discs: U A Fanthorpe - In Our Time: Heroism - The Reith Lectures: Wole Soyinka: Climate of Fear: 2004, I am Right; You are Dead - Bookclub: David Lodge - Desert Island Discs: Graham Norton - In Our Time: Tea - The Reith Lectures: Wole Soyinka: Climate of Fear: 2004, A Quest for Dignity - Desert Island Discs: Antonio Pappano - In Our Time: Hysteria - The Reith Lectures: Wole Soyinka: Climate of Fear: 2004, Rhetoric that Binds and Blinds - Desert Island Discs: Bernard Cornwell - In Our Time: The Later Romantics - The Reith Lectures: Wole Soyinka: Climate of Fear: 2004, Power and Freedom - Desert Island Discs: Michael Morpurgo - In Our Time: The Fall - The Reith Lectures: Wole Soyinka: Climate of Fear: 2004, The Changing Mask of Fear - Bookclub: Elizabeth Jane Howard - Desert Island Discs: Angela Gheorghiu - In Our Time: China's Warring States period - Desert Island Discs: Jack Vettriano - In Our Time: Theories of Everything - Desert Island Discs: Ralph Kohn - In Our Time: The Roman Empire's Decline and Fall - Desert Island Discs: Bill Nighy - In Our Time: The Norse Gods - Bookclub: Sarah Waters - Desert Island Discs: Sir Gulam Noon - In Our Time: Dreams - Desert Island Discs: Judith Kerr - Front Row: Muriel Spark - In Our Time: The Mughal Empire - Desert Island Discs: John Cale - In Our Time: Rutherford - Wrestling with Words - Desert Island Discs: Sacha Distel - In Our Time: The Sublime - Desert Island Discs: Sister Frances Dominica - In Our Time: Thermopylae - Bookclub: Peter Carey - Desert Island Discs: Rt Hon Lord Sainsbury - Front Row: Edward Albee - In Our Time: Cryptography - Desert Island Discs: Paul Dacre - Desert Island Discs: Stephen Frears - Back Row: John Woo - Desert Island Discs: Jimmy Tarbuck - Bookclub: Sir John Mortimer - Desert Island Discs: Martha Lane Fox - Desert Island Discs: Paul O'Grady - In Our Time: Lamarck and Natural Selection - Mind Changers: Sir Frederic Bartlett – The War of the Ghosts - Desert Island Discs: Emmylou Harris - In Our Time: The Alphabet - Mind Changers: Jean Piaget – The Three Mountains - Desert Island Discs: Nicholas Grimshaw - In Our Time: The Devil - Mind Changers: Solomon Asch - Conformity - Bookclub: Peter Ackroyd - Desert Island Discs: Pat Barker - In Our Time: Wittgenstein - The Lab and the Mosque - Desert Island Discs: Henry Blofeld - In Our Time: St Bartholomew's Day Massacre - Desert Island Discs: Sir Christopher Meyer - In Our Time: Ageing the Earth - Desert Island Discs: Jeremy Clarkson - In Our Time: Duty - In Our Time: Sensation - Bookclub: Esther Freud - Desert Island Discs: Christopher Frayling - Simon Singh's Numbers: Another Five Numbers, Game Theory - Simon Singh's Numbers: Another Five Numbers, Kepler's Conjecture - In Our Time: Robin Hood - Simon Singh's Numbers: Another Five Numbers, The Largest Prime - Simon Singh's Numbers: Another Five Numbers, The Number Seven - Simon Singh's Numbers: Another Five Numbers, The Number Four - Desert Island Discs: Rt Hon Charles Kennedy MP - In Our Time: Infinity - Desert Island Discs: Bill Cullen - In Our Time: The Schism - Desert Island Discs: Herbert Kretzmer - In Our Time: Bohemianism - Bookclub: Melvin Burgess - Desert Island Discs: Nigella Lawson - In Our Time: Maxwell - Desert Island Discs: Nick Hornby - Desert Island Discs: Bryn Terfel - Back Row: Mark Wahlberg and Charlize Theron - Front Row: 19/09/2003 - Bookclub: Edna O'Brien - Bookclub: Amanda Foreman - In Our Time: The Apocalypse - In Our Time: Nature - Bookclub: T. C. Boyle - Desert Island Discs: Barbara Taylor Bradford - In Our Time: Vulcanology - Desert Island Discs: Daniel Libeskind - In Our Time: The East India Company - Desert Island Discs: Bishop John Sentamu - In Our Time: The Aristocracy - Desert Island Discs: Mark Tully - In Our Time: The Art of War - Desert Island Discs: Vittorio Radice - In Our Time: The Lunar Society - Bookclub: Sally Beauman - Desert Island Discs: Meera Syal - In Our Time: Memory - Front Row: Don DeLillo - Desert Island Discs: Derek Brown - In Our Time: Blood - Desert Island Discs: Franco Zeffirelli - In Our Time: The Holy Grail - Desert Island Discs: George Fenton - In Our Time: The Jacobite Rebellion - Bookclub: P. D. James - Desert Island Discs: Professor A H Halsey - In Our Time: Roman Britain - The Reith Lectures: Vilayanur S. Ramachandran: The Emerging Mind: 2003, Neuroscience - the New Philosophy - Open Book: Mark Haddon - In Our Time: Youth - The Reith Lectures: Vilayanur S. Ramachandran: The Emerging Mind: 2003, Purple Numbers and Sharp Cheese - Desert Island Discs: Rory Bremner - In Our Time: Proust - The Reith Lectures: Vilayanur S. Ramachandran: The Emerging Mind: 2003, The Artful Brain - Desert Island Discs: Margaret Atwood - The Archive Hour: A Twist to Life - Discovery of England: The Discovery of the Island of England - The Reith Lectures: Vilayanur S. Ramachandran: The Emerging Mind: 2003, Synapses and the Self - Bookclub: Beryl Bainbridge - Desert Island Discs: David Gilmour - Discovery of England: The Discovery of the English Land - In Our Time: The Spanish Civil War - The Reith Lectures: Vilayanur S. Ramachandran: The Emerging Mind: 2003, Phantoms in the Brain - Desert Island Discs: Kristin Scott Thomas - Elizabethan Subjects: Alchemists - The Thistle and the Rose - Elizabethan Subjects: Women in the Alehouse - Discovery of England: The Discovery of England's Past - In Our Time: The Life of Stars - Elizabethan Subjects: Criminals - Elizabethan Subjects: Puritans - Elizabethan Subjects: Black Elizabethans - Desert Island Discs: Claude-Michel Schonberg - In Our Time: Originality - Desert Island Discs: Nick Danziger - In Our Time: Redemption - Desert Island Discs: Vic Reeves - In Our Time: Meteorology - Bookclub: William Trevor - Desert Island Discs: Gene Pitney - In Our Time: The Aztecs - Open Book: Chick Lit Special - Desert Island Discs: George Clooney - In Our Time: The Lindisfarne Gospels - Desert Island Discs: Cornelia Parker - In Our Time: Chance and Design - The Roman Way: 4. Filling the Mind - Desert Island Discs: Sir Ian McKellen - In Our Time: The Epic - Bookclub: Salman Rushdie - The Roman Way: 3. Filling the Day - Desert Island Discs: Paul Whitehouse - The Roman Way: 2. Life at the Top - Desert Island Discs: Sir Trevor Nunn - The Roman Way: 1. Life at the Edge - Desert Island Discs: Professor Baruch Blumberg - Desert Island Discs: Gillian Anderson - Bookclub: Alan Bennett - Desert Island Discs: George Foreman - A Good Read: 31/12/2002 - Desert Island Discs: Patricia Cornwell - Desert Island Discs: Rowan Williams - In Our Time: The Calendar - Desert Island Discs: Sinead Cusack - In Our Time: Man and Disease - Desert Island Discs: Linton Kwesi Johnson - In Our Time: The Enlightenment in Scotland - Bookclub: Jilly Cooper - Desert Island Discs: John Malkovich - In Our Time: Imagination - Desert Island Discs: Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith MP - In Our Time: Muslim Spain - Desert Island Discs: Christopher Ondaatje - Desert Island Discs: Marguerite Wolff - In Our Time: Victorian Realism - In Our Time: Human Nature - Bookclub: Jacqueline Wilson - Desert Island Discs: Rt Hon Robin Cook MP - In Our Time: Architecture and Power - Desert Island Discs: P D James - In Our Time: The Scientist - Desert Island Discs: Carl Djerassi - In Our Time: Slavery and Empire - Desert Island Discs: Paul Gambaccini - Back Row: Robin Williams - Bookclub: Barbara Vine - Desert Island Discs: Philip Pullman - Desert Island Discs: Dame Alicia Markova - Desert Island Discs: Timothy Spall - Secret Museum - With us or against us: Prog 4 - The Problems of Success - With us or against us: Prog 3 - Into Action - Desert Island Discs: Brian May - With us or against us: Prog 2 - Gathering Force - With us or against us: Prog 1 - Friends and Enemies - Bookclub: William Dalrymple - Voices of the Powerless: Boils and Buboes - Voices of the Powerless: The Plantation of Ireland in The Counties of Armagh and Tyrone - Voices of the Powerless: The Reformation - Bookclub: Maya Angelou - In Our Time: Heritage - Back Row: Richard Widmark - In Our Time: Psychoanalysis and Democracy - Bookclub: David Grossman - Desert Island Discs: Alan Titchmarsh - In Our Time: Freedom - Desert Island Discs: Minette Walters - In Our Time: Cultural Imperialism - Desert Island Discs: Countess Elizabeth Longford - In Our Time: Wagner - Desert Island Discs: Jan Morris - In Our Time: The American West - Desert Island Discs: Leonard Rosoman - In Our Time: The Soul - Bookclub: Michael Frayn - In Our Time: The Grand Tour - Desert Island Discs: Sue Johnston - In Our Time: Drugs - Desert Island Discs: Suggs - In Our Time: Chaos Theory - Desert Island Discs: Sir Aaron Klug - In Our Time: The Examined Life - Bookclub: Mario Vargas Llosa - Desert Island Discs: Jude Kelly - In Our Time: The Physics of Reality - The Reith Lectures: Onora O'Neill: A Question of Trust: 2002 , Licence to Deceive - Desert Island Discs: Betty Jackson - The Reith Lectures: Onora O'Neill: A Question of Trust: 2002 , Trust and Transparency - In Our Time: Tolstoy - Desert Island Discs: Wayne Marshall - The Reith Lectures: Onora O'Neill: A Question of Trust: 2002 , Called to Account - Desert Island Discs: Sir Christopher Bland - In Our Time: Bohemia - The Reith Lectures: Onora O'Neill: A Question of Trust: 2002 , Trust and Terror - Bookclub: Kazuo Ishiguro - Desert Island Discs: Fiona Reynolds - In Our Time: Extra Terrestrials - The Reith Lectures: Onora O'Neill: A Question of Trust: 2002 , Spreading Suspicion - Desert Island Discs: Gordon Ramsay - In Our Time: The Artist - Desert Island Discs: Dorothy Rowe - In Our Time: Marriage - Front Row: 18/03/2002 - Desert Island Discs: Fay Godwin - Simon Singh's Numbers: Five Numbers, Infinity - Simon Singh's Numbers: Five Numbers, The Imaginary Number - In Our Time: The Buddha - Simon Singh's Numbers: Five Numbers, The Golden Ratio - Simon Singh's Numbers: Five Numbers, Pi - Simon Singh's Numbers: Five Numbers, Zero - Desert Island Discs: Dame Beryl Grey - In Our Time: Milton - Bookclub: Rose Tremain - Desert Island Discs: Lord May - In Our Time: Virtue - Desert Island Discs: Sue MacGregor - In Our Time: The Celts - Desert Island Discs: Kazuo Ishiguro - In Our Time: Anatomy - Desert Island Discs: Sir Paul Nurse - In Our Time: The Universe's Shape - Bookclub: J G Ballard - Desert Island Discs: David Linley - In Our Time: Yeats and Mysticism - Desert Island Discs: Phyllis Sellick - In Our Time: Happiness - Desert Island Discs: Bob Worcester - In Our Time: Catharism - Desert Island Discs: Susana Walton - Bookclub: Ian Rankin - In Our Time: Nuclear Physics - Desert Island Discs: Sir Peter Morris - In Our Time: Sensibility - Desert Island Discs: Ewan McGregor - Front Row: 27/12/2001 - In Our Time: Food - Desert Island Discs: Jamie Oliver - In Our Time: Rome and European Civilization - Desert Island Discs: Anne Fine - In Our Time: Genetics - Desert Island Discs: Cameron Mackintosh - In Our Time: Oscar Wilde - Bookclub: Nick Hornby - Desert Island Discs: Rt Hon William Hague MP - In Our Time: Third Crusade - Desert Island Discs: Ken Follett - In Our Time: Oceanography - Desert Island Discs: Billy Connolly - In Our Time: Surrealism - In Our Time: The British Empire - Bookclub: Helen Dunmore - In Our Time: Confucius - In Our Time: Napoleon and Wellington - In Our Time: Democracy - Bookclub: Wendy Cope - Bookclub: Doris Lessing - Desert Island Discs: Simon Schama - Desert Island Discs: Lord Roll - Desert Island Discs: Bruce Fogle - Desert Island Discs: Joss Ackland - Bookclub: Martin Amis - Desert Island Discs: Lord Deedes - Desert Island Discs: Claudia Roden - Desert Island Discs: Cormac Murphy O'Connor - In Our Time: Byzantium - Desert Island Discs: Martin Bell - In Our Time: Dickens - Desert Island Discs: Peggy Seeger - In Our Time: The Earth's Origins - Bookclub: Amy Tan - Desert Island Discs: Sir Stanley Kalms - In Our Time: Existentialism - Desert Island Discs: Sir Harry Kroto - In Our Time: The Sonnet - Desert Island Discs: Frank McCourt - In Our Time: The French Revolution's Legacy - Desert Island Discs: Sir Kyffin Williams - Bookclub: Annie Proulx - Desert Island Discs: Sir Thomas Allen - Desert Island Discs: Courtney Pine - Desert Island Discs: Sir Timothy Clifford - Desert Island Discs: Sir John Sulston - Bookclub: James Ellroy - Desert Island Discs: Margaret Drabble - In Our Time: Evil - The Reith Lectures: Tom Kirkwood: The End Of Age: 2001, New Directions - Desert Island Discs: Tasmin Little - In Our Time: Literary Moderism - The Reith Lectures: Tom Kirkwood: The End Of Age: 2001, Making Choices - Desert Island Discs: Chris Tarrant - In Our Time: The Glorious Revolution - The Reith Lectures: Tom Kirkwood: The End Of Age: 2001, Sex and Death - Desert Island Discs: Ronald Blythe - In Our Time: Black Holes - The Reith Lectures: Tom Kirkwood: The End Of Age: 2001, Thread of Life - Desert Island Discs: Tanni Grey Thompson - In Our Time: The Roman Empire's Collapse in the 5th century - The Reith Lectures: Tom Kirkwood: The End Of Age: 2001, Brave Old World - Bookclub: Margaret Drabble - Desert Island Discs: Sir Alec Broers - In Our Time: The Philosophy of Love - Desert Island Discs: Shirley Hughes - In Our Time: Fossils - Desert Island Discs: Professor Peter Vanezis - In Our Time: Shakespeare's Life - Desert Island Discs: Henry Sandon - Bookclub: Joe Simpson - Desert Island Discs: John Lill - In Our Time: Money - Desert Island Discs: Charlie Watts - In Our Time: Quantum Gravity - Desert Island Discs: Professor Sir Richard Doll - In Our Time: The Restoration - Desert Island Discs: Griff Rhys Jones - In Our Time: Humanism - Bookclub: Penelope Lively - Desert Island Discs: Sir John Mortimer - In Our Time: Imperial Science - Desert Island Discs: Terry O'Neill - In Our Time: Science and Religion - Desert Island Discs: Marguerite Patten - In Our Time: The Enlightenment in Britain - Desert Island Discs: George MacDonald Fraser - In Our Time: Mathematics and Platonism - Bookclub: Tony Parsons - Desert Island Discs: Marquess Of Bath - In Our Time: Gothic - Desert Island Discs: Stephen Sondheim - Desert Island Discs: Norman Painting - Desert Island Discs: Professor Jocelyn Bell Burnell - Desert Island Discs: Richard Briers - Desert Island Discs: Tim Smit - Bookclub: Graham Swift - Desert Island Discs: Tina Brown - Desert Island Discs: Albie Sachs - Desert Island Discs: Des Lynam - In Our Time: Nihilism - In Our Time: Psychoanalysis and Literature - Front Row: 08/11/2000 - Desert Island Discs: J K Rowling - In Our Time: Evolutionary Psychology - In Our Time: The Tudor State - Bookclub: Geoffrey Chaucer - In Our Time: Laws of Nature - In Our Time: The Romantics - In Our Time: Hitler in History - Bookclub: Ian McEwan - In Our Time: London - Bookclub: Joanna Trollope - Desert Island Discs: Ronald Harwood - Desert Island Discs: Christopher Lloyd - Desert Island Discs: Robert Swan - Bookclub: Anthony Beevor - Desert Island Discs: Sir Norman Wisdom - Desert Island Discs: General Sir Charles Guthrie - Desert Island Discs: Sir Roger Penrose - Desert Island Discs: Rt Hon Michael Portillo MP - Desert Island Discs: Alan Parker - Bookclub: Anita Desai - Desert Island Discs: Peter Nichols - In Our Time: Imagination and Consciousness - Desert Island Discs: Dr Max Perutz - In Our Time: Biography - Desert Island Discs: Donald Sutherland - In Our Time: Inspiration and Genius - Desert Island Discs: Clive James - In Our Time: The Renaissance - Bookclub: Susan Hill - Desert Island Discs: Professor Géza Vermes - In Our Time: The American Ideal - Desert Island Discs: John Bird - In Our Time: Chemical Elements - Desert Island Discs: Dame Norma Major - In Our Time: The Wars of the Roses - Desert Island Discs: Kathleen Turner - In Our Time: Shakespeare's Work - The Reith Lectures: Respect For The Earth: 2000, Poverty & Globalisation - Bookclub: Philip Pullman - Desert Island Discs: Sir John Mills - In Our Time: Death - The Reith Lectures: Respect For The Earth: 2000, Health & Population - Desert Island Discs: Sir Peter Bonfield - In Our Time: Human Origins - The Reith Lectures: Respect For The Earth: 2000, Business - Desert Island Discs: Leonard Slatkin - In Our Time: Englishness - The Reith Lectures: Respect For The Earth: 2000, Biodiversity - Desert Island Discs: Sir Anthony Caro - In Our Time: New Wars - The Reith Lectures: Respect For The Earth: 2000, Governance - Desert Island Discs: Claire Tomalin - In Our Time: The Natural Order - Bookclub: Charles Frazier - Desert Island Discs: Harold Evans - In Our Time: History and Understanding the Past - Desert Island Discs: Adrian Noble - In Our Time: Materialism and the Consumer - Desert Island Discs: Al Alvarez - In Our Time: Lenin - Desert Island Discs: Colin Montgomerie - In Our Time: The Age of Doubt - Bookclub: Carol Shields - Desert Island Discs: Robert McCrum - In Our Time: Metamorphosis - Desert Island Discs: Sheila Hancock - In Our Time: Grand Unified Theory - Desert Island Discs: Michael Holroyd - In Our Time: Reading - Desert Island Discs: Professor Stuart Hall - In Our Time: Goethe and the Science of the Enlightenment - Bookclub: Isabel Allende - Desert Island Discs: Simon Callow - In Our Time: Republicanism - Desert Island Discs: Peter Melchett - In Our Time: Economic Rights - Desert Island Discs: Neil Jordan - In Our Time: Masculinity in Literature - Desert Island Discs: Ian McEwan - In Our Time: Information Technology - Desert Island Discs: Dr Jane Goodall - In Our Time: Climate Change - Bookclub: Douglas Adams - Desert Island Discs: Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber - In Our Time: Time - Desert Island Discs: Michael Crawford - In Our Time: Prayer - Desert Island Discs: Michael Nyman - In Our Time: Medical Ethics - Desert Island Discs: Oz Clarke - In Our Time: Childhood - Bookclub: Julian Barnes - Desert Island Discs: Sir Richard Sykes - In Our Time: Tragedy - Desert Island Discs: Warren Mitchell - In Our Time: Consciousness - Desert Island Discs: Clarissa Dickson Wright - Desert Island Discs: William Gibson - In Our Time: Progress - In Our Time: The Novel - Bookclub: Dava Sobel - Desert Island Discs: Willard White - In Our Time: Education - Desert Island Discs: Ralph Fiennes - In Our Time: Atrocity in the 20th Century - In Our Time: The Individual - In Our Time: The Nation State - In Our Time: Utopia - Bookclub: Anne Michaels - In Our Time: Maths and Storytelling - In Our Time: Genetic Determinism - Bookclub: Margaret Forster - Desert Island Discs: Rolf Harris - Desert Island Discs: Rita Dove - Desert Island Discs: Sir Roger Norrington - Desert Island Discs: Patricia Routledge - Bookclub: J K Rowling - Desert Island Discs: Rick Stein - Desert Island Discs: Rod Steiger - In Our Time: Pain - Desert Island Discs: Martin Pipe - In Our Time: Truth, Lies and Fiction - Desert Island Discs: Paddy Moloney - In Our Time: Africa - Bookclub: Kate Atkinson - Desert Island Discs: Igor Aleksander - In Our Time: Intelligence - Desert Island Discs: Rt Hon Ann Widdecombe MP - In Our Time: Capitalism - Desert Island Discs: James Dyson - In Our Time: The Great Disruption - Desert Island Discs: John Barry - In Our Time: The Monarchy - Bookclub: David Guterson - Desert Island Discs: Chris Bonington - In Our Time: Just War - Desert Island Discs: Anthony Howard - In Our Time: Memory and Culture - Desert Island Discs: Christopher Bruce - In Our Time: The Universe's Origins - Desert Island Discs: Michael Green - In Our Time: Multiculturalism - Desert Island Discs: Richard Dreyfuss - In Our Time: Mathematics - The Reith Lectures: Anthony Giddens: Runaway World: 1999, Democracy: London - Bookclub: Margaret Atwood - Desert Island Discs: Helen Bamber - In Our Time: Artificial Intelligence - The Reith Lectures: Anthony Giddens: Runaway World: 1999, Family: Washington DC - Desert Island Discs: Stan Tracey - In Our Time: Fundamentalism - The Reith Lectures: Anthony Giddens: Runaway World: 1999, Tradition:Delhi - Desert Island Discs: Ken Loach - In Our Time: Evolution - Desert Island Discs: Paco Peña - In Our Time: Writing and Political Oppression - The Reith Lectures: Anthony Giddens: Runaway World: 1999, Globalisation:London - Bookclub: Joseph Heller - Desert Island Discs: Richard Dunwoody - In Our Time: Good and Evil - Desert Island Discs: Luise Rainer - In Our Time: Architecture in the 20th Century - Desert Island Discs: Rt Hon Mo Mowlam MP - In Our Time: Animal Experiments and Rights - Desert Island Discs: Fay Maschler - In Our Time: History as Science - Bookclub: William Boyd - Desert Island Discs: Sir Charles Mackerras - In Our Time: Shakespeare and Literary Criticism - Desert Island Discs: Richard Curtis - In Our Time: The Avant Garde's Decline and Fall in the 20th Century - Desert Island Discs: Maria Ewing - In Our Time: Space in Religion and Science - Desert Island Discs: Nina Cassian - In Our Time: Language and the Mind - Bookclub: John Le Carré - Desert Island Discs: Andras Schiff - In Our Time: Psychoanalysis and its Legacy - Desert Island Discs: Bill Bryson - Frontiers: End of the Universe Show - In Our Time: Ageing - Desert Island Discs: Ruth Prawer Jhabvala - In Our Time: Modern Culture - Desert Island Discs: David Shepherd - In Our Time: Genetic Engineering - Desert Island Discs: Claire Hollingworth - In Our Time: Feminism - Bookclub: Jane Smiley - Desert Island Discs: Dave Brubeck - In Our Time: The British Empire's Legacy - Front Row: 28/12/1998 - Desert Island Discs: David Attenborough - In Our Time: Neuroscience in the 20th century - Desert Island Discs: Bob Monkhouse - In Our Time: The American Century - Desert Island Discs: Dick Francis - In Our Time: Cultural Rights in the 20th Century - Bookclub: A S Byatt - Desert Island Discs: John Keegan - In Our Time: History's relevance in the 20th century - Desert Island Discs: Eileen Atkins - In Our Time: Work in the 20th Century - Desert Island Discs: Bill Morris - In Our Time: The Brain and Consciousness - Desert Island Discs: Nicole Kidman - In Our Time: The City in the 20th Century - Desert Island Discs: Joseph Rotblat - In Our Time: Science in the 20th century - Bookclub: Andrew Davies/William Thackeray - Desert Island Discs: Paul Daniel - In Our Time: Science's Revelations - In Our Time: Politics in the 20th Century - In Our Time: War in the 20th Century - Bookclub: Frank McCourt - Bookclub: Jung Chang - Desert Island Discs: Lucy Gannon - Desert Island Discs: Ralph Koltai - Desert Island Discs: Les Murray - Desert Island Discs: David Hempleman Adams - Bookclub: Louis de Bernières - Desert Island Discs: Ralph Steadman - 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The Reith Lectures: Douglas Wass: Government and the Governed: 1983, Opening Up Government. - Desert Island Discs: Marvin Hamlisch - The Reith Lectures: Douglas Wass: Government and the Governed: 1983, Critical Opposition - Part of the Policy - Desert Island Discs: Thomas Keneally - The Reith Lectures: Douglas Wass: Government and the Governed: 1983, The Privileged Adviser - Desert Island Discs: Sir Hugh Greene - The Reith Lectures: Douglas Wass: Government and the Governed: 1983, Cabinet: Directorate or Directory? - Desert Island Discs: Sir Peter Hall - The Reith Lectures: Douglas Wass: Government and the Governed: 1983, United Thoughts & Counsels - Desert Island Discs: Shirley MacLaine - Desert Island Discs: Sir Ranulph Fiennes - Desert Island Discs: Linda Esther Gray - Desert Island Discs: Topol - Desert Island Discs: Mollie Harris - Desert Island Discs: Rosemary Sutcliff - Desert Island Discs: Ian Richardson - Desert Island Discs: Lionel Hampton - Desert Island Discs: Charlotte Lamb - 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Desert Island Discs: Allan Prior - Desert Island Discs: Robert Powell - Desert Island Discs: Norman Parkinson - Desert Island Discs: Sir Robert Helpmann - Desert Island Discs: Dinsdale Landen - Desert Island Discs: Barry John - The Reith Lectures: Edward Norman: Christianity and the World: 1978, The In-Dwelling Christ - Desert Island Discs: Vladimir Ashkenazy - The Reith Lectures: Edward Norman: Christianity and the World: 1978, Not Peace, but a Sword - Desert Island Discs: Joan Fontaine - The Reith Lectures: Edward Norman: Christianity and the World: 1978, The Imperialism of Political Religion - Desert Island Discs: David Bellamy - The Reith Lectures: Edward Norman: Christianity and the World: 1978, A New Commandment - Human Rights - Desert Island Discs: Michael Crawford - The Reith Lectures: Edward Norman: Christianity and the World: 1978, Ministers of Change - Desert Island Discs: John Wain - The Reith Lectures: Edward Norman: Christianity and the World: 1978, The Political Christ - 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Gerald Ellison - Desert Island Discs: Paco Peña - Desert Island Discs: Professor J H Plumb - Desert Island Discs: Rt Hon. Margaret Thatcher - The Reith Lectures: A.H. Halsey: Change in British Society: 1978, The Social Order - Desert Island Discs: Amadeus String Quartet - The Reith Lectures: A.H. Halsey: Change in British Society: 1978, Between the Generations - Desert Island Discs: Spike Milligan - The Reith Lectures: A.H. Halsey: Change in British Society: 1978, The Rise of Party - Desert Island Discs: Raymond Mander & Joe Mitchenson - The Reith Lectures: A.H. Halsey: Change in British Society: 1978, The Reconstitution of Status - Desert Island Discs: Alan Coren - The Reith Lectures: A.H. Halsey: Change in British Society: 1978, Class-Ridden Prosperity - Desert Island Discs: Omar Sharif - The Reith Lectures: A.H. Halsey: Change in British Society: 1978, To Know Ourselves - Desert Island Discs: Franco Zeffirelli - Desert Island Discs: Dorothy Edwards - The Reith Lectures: Arnold Toynbee: The World and the West: 1952, The Psychology of Encounters - Desert Island Discs: Grace Bumbry - Desert Island Discs: Winston Graham - Desert Island Discs: Peter Ustinov - Desert Island Discs: Professor Alan Gemmell - Desert Island Discs: Richard Adams - Desert Island Discs: Wayne Sleep - Desert Island Discs: Claire Rayner - Desert Island Discs: Barry Sheene - Desert Island Discs: Molly Weir - Desert Island Discs: Louis Fremaux - Desert Island Discs: Mike Brearley - Desert Island Discs: Michael Croft - Desert Island Discs: Robin Richmond - Desert Island Discs: Dame Daphne Du Maurier - Desert Island Discs: Dannie Abse - Desert Island Discs: Deborah Kerr - Desert Island Discs: A L Rowse - Desert Island Discs: Jessica Mitford - Desert Island Discs: Billy Connolly - Desert Island Discs: Arthur C Clarke - Desert Island Discs: Shirley Conran - 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Desert Island Discs: Charlie Cairoli - Desert Island Discs: Sir Denys Lasdun - The Reith Lectures: Colin Blakemore: Mechanics of the Mind: 1976, Madness and Morality - Desert Island Discs: Gemma Jones - The Reith Lectures: Colin Blakemore: Mechanics of the Mind: 1976, A Burning Fire - Desert Island Discs: Igor Kipnis - The Reith Lectures: Colin Blakemore: Mechanics of the Mind: 1976, A Child of the Moment - Desert Island Discs: Eric Idle - The Reith Lectures: Colin Blakemore: Mechanics of the Mind: 1976, An Image of Truth - Desert Island Discs: Anna Moffo - The Reith Lectures: Colin Blakemore: Mechanics of the Mind: 1976, Chang Tzu and the Butterfly - Desert Island Discs: Christopher Milne - The Reith Lectures: Colin Blakemore: Mechanics of the Mind: 1976, The Divinest Part of Us - Desert Island Discs: Anthony Quayle - Desert Island Discs: Lt-Colonel John Blashford-Snell - Desert Island Discs: Norman Bailey - Desert Island Discs: Frank Muir - Desert Island Discs: Peter Quennell - Desert Island Discs: David Wilkie - Desert Island Discs: Michael Bond - Desert Island Discs: James Galway - Desert Island Discs: Melvyn Bragg - Desert Island Discs: George Guest - Desert Island Discs: Mel Torme - Desert Island Discs: Philip Larkin - Desert Island Discs: Alan Pascoe - Desert Island Discs: Most Rev Rt Hon Stuart Blanch - Desert Island Discs: Philip Jones - Desert Island Discs: Len Deighton - Desert Island Discs: Malcolm Williamson - Desert Island Discs: Eric Simms - Desert Island Discs: Douglas Fairbanks Jnr - Desert Island Discs: Tony Grieg - Desert Island Discs: John Laurie - Desert Island Discs: John Napier - Desert Island Discs: Sir William Gladstone - Desert Island Discs: Glynis Johns - Desert Island Discs: Dr Christiaan Barnard - Desert Island Discs: John Pardoe - Desert Island Discs: Charlotte Rampling - Desert Island Discs: Paul Theroux - Desert Island Discs: Rosina Harrison - Desert Island Discs: Noel Barber - Desert Island Discs: Vincent Brome - Desert Island Discs: Sir Robert Mark - Desert Island Discs: Tim Rice - Desert Island Discs: Luciano Pavarotti - Desert Island Discs: Lynn Seymour - Desert Island Discs: Ronnie Scott - Desert Island Discs: Gavin Lyall - Desert Island Discs: Noel Streatfeild - The Reith Lectures: Daniel Boorstin: America and the World Experience: 1975, The Birth of Exploration - Desert Island Discs: C P Snow - Desert Island Discs: Helen Bradley - Desert Island Discs: Ben Travers - Desert Island Discs: Sir John Betjeman - Desert Island Discs: Emlyn Williams - The Reith Lectures: Edward Appleton: Science and the Nation: 1956, Science and Education - The Reith Lectures: Edgar Wind: Art and Anarchy: 1960, The Mechanization of Art - The Reith Lectures: Ralf Dahrendorf: The New Liberty: 1974, On Difference - The Reith Lectures: Edgar Wind: Art and Anarchy: 1960, The Fear of Knowledge - The Reith Lectures: Ralf Dahrendorf: The New Liberty: 1974, Justice Without Bondage - The Reith Lectures: Oliver Franks: Britain and the Tide of World Affairs: 1954, The Atlantic Bridge - The Reith Lectures: Nikolaus Pevsner: The Englishness of English Art: 1955, Constable and the Pursuit of Nature - The Reith Lectures: Ralf Dahrendorf: The New Liberty: 1974, The Liberal Option - The Reith Lectures: Nikolaus Pevsner: The Englishness of English Art: 1955, Blake and the Planing Line - The Reith Lectures: Ralf Dahrendorf: The New Liberty: 1974, From Expansion to Improvement - The Reith Lectures: Nikolaus Pevsner: The Englishness of English Art: 1955, Perpendicular England - The Reith Lectures: Nikolaus Pevsner: The Englishness of English Art: 1955, Reynolds and Detachment - The Reith Lectures: Nikolaus Pevsner: The Englishness of English Art: 1955, Hogarth and Observed Life - The Reith Lectures: Nikolaus Pevsner: The Englishness of English Art: 1955, The Geography of Art - Desert Island Discs: Brian Johnston - Desert Island Discs: Roy Fox - The Reith Lectures: Bertrand Russell: Authority and the Individual: 1948, Individual and Social Ethics - The Reith Lectures: Bertrand Russell: Authority and the Individual: 1948, Control and Initiative: Their Respective Spheres - The Reith Lectures: Bertrand Russell: Authority and the Individual: 1948, The Conflict of Technique and Human Nature - Desert Island Discs: Sir Terence Rattigan - The Reith Lectures: Bertrand Russell: Authority and the Individual: 1948, The Role of Individuality - Desert Island Discs: Dr Jacob Bronowski - The Reith Lectures: Bertrand Russell: Authority and the Individual: 1948, Social Cohesion and Government - The Reith Lectures: Bertrand Russell: Authority and the Individual: 1948, Social Cohesion and Human Nature - Desert Island Discs: Nicolai Poliakoff - The Reith Lectures: Alastair Buchan: Change without War: 1973, The Search For A New Order - The Reith Lectures: Alastair Buchan: Change without War: 1973, The Troubled Giant - The Reith Lectures: Robert Oppenheimer: Science and the Common Understanding: 1953, The Sciences and Man's Community - The Reith Lectures: Andrew Shonfield Europe: Journey to an Unknown Destination: 1972, Wanted: An Instrument For Crisis Management - The Reith Lectures: Andrew Shonfield Europe: Journey to an Unknown Destination: 1972, From Technocracy to Democracy - Desert Island Discs: Bransby Williams - The Reith Lectures: Andrew Shonfield Europe: Journey to an Unknown Destination: 1972, European Foreign Policy Towards Asia & the Soviet Bloc - The Reith Lectures: Nikolaus Pevsner: The Englishness of English Art: 1955, Architecture and Planning: The Functional Approach - The Reith Lectures: George Kennan: Russia, the Atom and the West: 1957, The Problem of Eastern and Central Europe - The Reith Lectures: Andrew Shonfield Europe: Journey to an Unknown Destination: 1972, The American Connection - The Reith Lectures: Andrew Shonfield Europe: Journey to an Unknown Destination: 1972, The French Spirit and the British Intruder - The Reith Lectures: Andrew Shonfield Europe: Journey to an Unknown Destination: 1972, Melting Pot or Bag of Marbles? - Desert Island Discs: Imogen Holst - Desert Island Discs: Sir Charles MacLean - Desert Island Discs: Edward Ardizzone - Desert Island Discs: Sir Arthur Bliss - Desert Island Discs: Alec Robertson - Desert Island Discs: Leonide Massine - Desert Island Discs: Isaac Stern - Desert Island Discs: Gracie Fields - The Reith Lectures: Richard Hoggart: Only Connect: 1971, A Common Ground - The Reith Lectures: Margery Perham: The Colonial Reckoning: 1961, African Nationalism - Desert Island Discs: Wee Georgie Wood - Desert Island Discs: Artur Rubinstein - Desert Island Discs: Charles Mackerras - Desert Island Discs: Jimmy Edwards - Desert Island Discs: Kenneth Connor - Desert Island Discs: Margaret Lockwood - Desert Island Discs: Quentin Poole - The Reith Lectures: Peter Medawar: The Future of Man: 1959, Future of Man - The Reith Lectures: Bernard Lovell: The Individual and the Universe: 1958, The Origin of the Universe 2 - The Reith Lectures: Edward Appleton: Science and the Nation: 1956, Industrial Science - The Reith Lectures: Bernard Lovell: The Individual and the Universe: 1958, The Origin of the Universe 1 - The Reith Lectures: Margery Perham: The Colonial Reckoning: 1961, The Problem of White Settlement - The Reith Lectures: George Kennan: Russia, the Atom and the West: 1957, The Military Problem - The Reith Lectures: Donald Schon: Change and Industrial Society: 1970, The Loss of the Stable State - Desert Island Discs: Emlyn Williams - Desert Island Discs: Liberace - Desert Island Discs: Sir Malcolm Sargent - Desert Island Discs: Owen Brannigan - Desert Island Discs: Isidore Godfrey - Desert Island Discs: Viscount Montgomery of Alamein -