BBC R4 FM A shocking Viking raid heralds a new age, the first live broadcast of the UK Parliament and Hong Kong is leased to Britain for 99 years. 2026-06-10 3/5. Korsgaard searches for all of Denmark's butterfly species in one year. She discovers secret places and learns about the rich natural and symbolic history of butterflies. 2026-06-10 The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-06-10 From intercepting house deposits to booking fake holidays, our reporter Shari Vahl explains why criminals want access to our email accounts. 2026-06-10 The latest weather forecast. 2026-06-10 After a night of disorder in Belfast people affected count the cost. Reaction on the ground and from PMQs. Also a breakthrough in prostate treatment and World Cup chants rated. 2026-06-10 3/10. Alex Forsyth looks at how immigration shaped the Brexit referendum debate, and asks whether the UK succeeded in 'taking back control' of our borders. 2026-06-10 Jazzer offers his opinion, and Kirsty receives support from an unlikely source. 2026-06-10 Julie Hesmondhalgh stars in a comedy drama about an academy trust in Salford. 2026-06-10 Do changes in the Representation of the People Bill 2026 strengthen political funding rules enough to protect democracy? 2026-06-10 With the World Cup just around the corner, it's set to be the most technologically advanced tournament yet. Aleks Krotoski and Kevin Fong explore whether AI could help us win it! 2026-06-10 David Yelland and Farzana Baduel discuss an astonishing attempt at reputational repair. 2026-06-10 The BBC's Director of Sport, Alex Kay-Jelski, joins Ros and Katie. 2026-06-10 Masked men go door-to-door after a knife attack in the city - witnesses say they were seeking out foreigners. Plus, defence spending, and World Cup sweepstakes. 2026-06-11 They say the attack shouldn't be used to 'divide people or fuel hostility'. 2026-06-11 4/4. Ian tackles micro-plastics, tight bus timetables and superfast wi-fi in this episode about male fertility. 2026-06-11 It's last chance saloon at Home Farm, and Amber faces a dilemma. 2026-06-11 Scotland's Makar Peter Mackay on his poems honouring Scotland's football team as they head to the FIFA World Cup; Crime writer Denise Mina; Staging outdoor theatre. 2026-06-11 Michael Buerk chairs a live debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories. With Ash Sarkar, Giles Fraser, Matthew Taylor and Jonathan Sumption. 2026-06-11 6/6. After one of the biggest brands in at-home DNA testing is put up for sale - Jenny decides if she wants to continue to belong to the global DNA database. 2026-06-11 How politically-related emotions feel different; Why shared engagement with children helps them sustain focus by themselves; The lost legacies of women who changed psychology. 2026-06-11 In depth reporting, intelligent analysis and breaking news from a global perspective. 2026-06-11 3/5. Sonny's widow, Katrine, and his sous chef, Mia, hold a press conference: but for Jensen, it poses more questions than it answers. 2026-06-11 Alistair learns a lot about the business and ethical work practices of Punk Squirrel founder and bad boy of the alcohol industry Matt Matthews. 2026-06-11 Jazz Emu must beat his robot counterpart for a place in the UK Top 40 or risk becoming a has-been loser. 2026-06-11 Sean Curran reports on Prime Minister's Questions - and more. 2026-06-11 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-06-11 3/5. Korsgaard searches for all of Denmark's butterfly species in one year. She discovers secret places and learns about the rich natural and symbolic history of butterflies. 2026-06-11 The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping. 2026-06-11 BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service. 2026-06-11 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-06-11 News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament. 2026-06-11 The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping. 2026-06-11 A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Warren Elf. 2026-06-11 With production costs rising following the war in the Middle East, the National Farmers' Union is calling for government support with the price of fertiliser. 2026-06-11 News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day. 2026-06-11 Misha Glenny and guests discuss one of the foundational figures of Brazilian literature, a descendant of slaves, and his stories of Bras Cubas and Virgilia, Dom Casmurro and Capitu. 2026-06-11 Hugo Rifkin joins Armando to look at all elements of 'pure cold rage'. Also, what is the difference between an announceable, and announcement and a deliverable? 2026-06-11 How is this week's violent unrest affecting women and children in Northern Ireland? 2026-06-11 Actor and musician Kiefer Sutherland talks to John Wilson about his cultural influences. 2026-06-11 4/5. Lea Korsgaard searches for all of Denmark's butterfly species in one year. She discovers secret places and learns about the rich natural and symbolic history of butterflies. 2026-06-11 The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-06-11 What does it take to drill for oil and then refine it into consumer products like diesel and jet fuel? Currently the world uses about a hundred million barrels of oil a day. 2026-06-11 Why did the popular stationery chain, Paperchase, end up closing all of its shops? 2026-06-11 The latest weather forecast. 2026-06-11 Mr Healey quits the government saying its investment plan 'falls well short of what is required for defence' of the UK. A co-author of the strategic review gives us his reaction. 2026-06-11 4/10. Ten years on from the Brexit vote, Alex Forsyth looks at why Northern Ireland was such a contentious element of the Brexit negotiations. 2026-06-11 It's last chance saloon at Home Farm, and Amber faces a dilemma. 2026-06-11 Before Albert Camus was causing existential crises, he was saving goals. Arthur Darvill stars as Camus in a fever-dream reimagining of the final match of his football career. 2026-06-11 Clare walks with a group of British Mountaineering Council volunteers who have been working to repair footpaths in Eryri, formerly known as Snowdonia National Park. 2026-06-11 Beneficiary Lydia Beech makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of The Amber Trust. 2026-06-11 Michael Rosen on the words used to describe the qualities of smells in different languages around the world. Asifa Majid's research found that some do it much better than others. 2026-06-11 How the science of cellular regeneration treats aging itself, with the clinical trials of a therapy which transforms old dysfunctional cells into young healthy ones. 2026-06-11 The tallest tower of the Sagrada Familia has been completed, but how did structural engineers fulfil Gaudi's once impossible vision? 2026-06-11 Full coverage of the day's news. 2026-06-12