BBC R4 FM Sir Keir Starmer faces his last PMQs of his premiership, saying 'this is the end of my political journey'. Evan Davis weighs up how history will view his time in 10 Downing Street. 2026-07-16 England's men have spent 60 years chasing another international trophy. 2026-07-16 5/6. Ivo is joined by Such Brave Girls star Kat Sadler and musician Felix White to obsess over Friends and Baseball. VOP Aaron Carty brings some Beyonce energy to the show. 2026-07-16 Harrison struggles to take in what he's missed, and Lynda offers her support. 2026-07-16 The coming-of-age series Heartstopper has been a phenomenon with young readers and viewers. Its creator, Alice Oseman, joins us as the film Heartstopper Forever is released. 2026-07-16 A Love Island contestant sparks a row about how women should treat men. Adam Fleming and guests discuss. 2026-07-16 Hannah Hall from Penny's Pigeon Aid tells Rachel Burden how the charity helps care for pigeons and works to change perceptions about these birds. 2026-07-16 Gerys is a slave who has served in the Athenian navy and now sells fruit and veg in the marketplace. Mary Beard asks why he finds himself on a hilltop facing the army of Sparta. 2026-07-16 Does the success of the HPV vaccine mean that cervical screening can be reduced? Plus, are school dinners healthier than ever and should we all be taking creatine? 2026-07-16 In depth reporting, intelligent analysis and breaking news from a global perspective. 2026-07-16 3/5. A coming-of-age story by Edson Burton, set in an alternative version of 21st-century Bristol, where slavery has never been abolished and a disturbing experiment is underway. 2026-07-16 2/6. Sunil ethically hires a desperate young man to sell him blood to stay young. Sunil also learns about what ethics actually are. 2026-07-16 3/4. An array of comedy characters and anarchic sketches from comedian Damien Slash (aka Daniel Barker). 2026-07-16 Alicia McCarthy reports from Westminster on Sir Keir Starmer's final Prime Minister's Question Time. 2026-07-16 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-07-16 3/5. Young women all over the world are drawn into the trade in human eggs. Alev Scott visits the Future Fertility trade fair and looks through some brochures. 2026-07-16 The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping. 2026-07-16 BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service. 2026-07-16 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-07-16 Sir Keir Starmer's last Prime Minister's Questions. Sean Curran reports. 2026-07-16 The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping. 2026-07-16 Radio 4's daily prayer and reflection. 2026-07-16 As a chicken processing plant closes due to a lack of water - calls for food producers to be a higher priority. 2026-07-16 News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day. 2026-07-16 Seventy-five years after the Festival of Britain, Neil MacGregor looks at how past expressions of British identity and togetherness might help us understand British identity now. 2026-07-16 James Fox asks how Michelangelo's David became one of the most famous artworks in the world. 2026-07-16 One in five girls experience sexual abuse during childhood according to new figures. 2026-07-16 Nicky Campbell explores the codes of British boarding schools, how they shaped leaders, and for some, left life-long scars and deep emotional trauma. 2026-07-16 4/5. What price is the cost of a potential life? In Northern Cyprus the fertility marketplace is highly competitive. 2026-07-16 The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-07-16 Evan Davis explores how the business landscape changed since The Bottom Line was first broadcast in 2006. 2026-07-16 Greg Foot looks investigates the kitchen sponges, cloths and brushes commonly used for kitchen cleaning. Which is the most hygienic to use and could they be shedding microplastics? 2026-07-16 The latest weather forecast. 2026-07-16 Will Ukraine change how it's fighting the war? We have live analysis and reaction. 2026-07-16 4/5. Growing up Willem listened to his mum's endless violin practice of Minor Swing, hating it on various levels until he found out about jazz violinist Stephane Grappelli. 2026-07-16 Harrison struggles to take in what he's missed, and Lynda offers her support. 2026-07-16 New drama. Paul Chahidi stars as Reza, a taxi driver in Tehran trying to live life while the country is under attack. 2026-07-16 Aardman Animations co-founder Peter Lord takes Martha Kearney to the magical mediaeval Whitcliff Deer Park in Berkeley, Gloucestershire. It's his favourite place to walk in nature. 2026-07-16 Louis Theroux makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of the Prison Radio Association. 2026-07-16 Andrea Catherwood discusses award-winning prison drama Life and Time with its writer, James Fritz, and listeners react to the prospect of a new 6Music station extension. 2026-07-16 As government prepares for yet another new prime minister, it is keenly aware that this one is keen on moving power away from the centre to the English regions. Will it work? 2026-07-16 What's the point of having a treaty banning nuclear weapons in space if we can't spot them? 2026-07-16 In a shake-up of local government, 134 councils will be replaced by 38. They say it will help devolve power - but opposition parties accuse the government of gerrymandering. 2026-07-17 They oppose President Zelenksy's dismissal of the defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov. 2026-07-17 5/6. Audio sketches from the internet's funniest video comedians, including a friendly reshuffle and an intervention that's out of this world. 2026-07-17 Helen provides a shoulder to cry on, and Susan waves an olive branch. 2026-07-17 Tom Sutcliffe and guests review the biggest film of the year: The Odyssey, The Oresteia on stage and The First House, a new novel by Avni Doshi. 2026-07-17 David Yelland and Farzana Baduel on a PR coup one thousand years in the making. 2026-07-17 Iain Dale on the changing media landscape, Rhodri Talfan Davies on the BBC's annual report, the future of TV rights & the Trump administration issues subpoenas to NYT journalists. 2026-07-17 Stuart Maconie's guests in Salford are Eastenders star Nigel Harman, comedian Daliso Chaponda and novelist Nikki Smith. Music from Liana Flores and Ibibio Sound Machine. 2026-07-17 A farm vet has the ominous realisation that a new disease is emerging - but the government doesn't want to spark a panic. 2026-07-17 In depth reporting, intelligent analysis and breaking news from a global perspective. 2026-07-17 4/5. A coming of age story by Edson Burton, set in an alternative version of 21st century Bristol, where slavery has never been abolished and a disturbing experiment is underway. 2026-07-17 Amol chooses five standout conversations from his time hosting Radical. 2026-07-17 Sean Curran reports as a Business Minister tells MPs nationalising British Steel will secure steel-making in the UK, but opponents accuse the government of going back to the 1970s. 2026-07-17 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-07-17 4/5. What price is the cost of a potential life? In Northern Cyprus the fertility marketplace is highly competitive. 2026-07-17 The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping. 2026-07-17 BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service. 2026-07-17 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-07-17 News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament. 2026-07-17 The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping. 2026-07-17 An early morning reflection with the Rev Dr Karen Campbell. 2026-07-17 The latest news about food, farming and the countryside. 2026-07-17 News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day. 2026-07-17 Paul Farmer, charity leader, shares the eight tracks, book and luxury item he would take with him if cast away to a desert island. With Lauren Laverne. 2026-07-17 How Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood might fare if she becomes Chancellor. 2026-07-17 Soaring cacao prices broke all records and then they crashed. Dan Saladino explores the fallout, the impact on farmers, their communities, industry players and chocolate lovers. 2026-07-17 5/5. Alev Scott interviews women who carry babies for others, some making a living out of it. 2026-07-17 The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-07-17 Is it ok to say what you like about a person after they have died? Adam Fleming and guests discuss what is, and isn't, seen as acceptable. 2026-07-17 The latest weather forecast. 2026-07-17 The Makerfield MP is now Labour's leader and will enter No 10 in days. We hear reaction from backbench MP Jo White and Rain Newton Smith, the head of business group the CBI. 2026-07-17 5/5. A confession doesn't end once spoken. Beyond it lies the afterlife: what it means to hear and to hold someone else's truth. 2026-07-17 Helen provides a shoulder to cry on, and Susan waves an olive branch. 2026-07-17 1964. Britain's plan to sell buses to Cuba infuriates LBJ, testing the special relationship just as Cold War tensions rise in the Americas. 2026-07-17 Ten coastal encounters, presented by Richard King. Today: fishing for shrimp in Morecambe Bay with Michael and Joanne Wilson. 2026-07-17 Kathy Clugston and the panel are in Birmingham to discuss how to rescue a drought-stressed blueberry, and keep colour flowing through the garden into late summer. 2026-07-17 Original story set on the Gower, south Wales. After her husband's sudden death, Sarah takes inspiration from the resilience of a group of women sea-swimmers. Read by Rhian Morgan. 2026-07-17 Matthew Bannister on actors Sam Neill and Patricia Greene, musician Phyllis Kinney and chef Bill Poon. 2026-07-17 Matthew Syed explores how the tiniest items can hold the biggest ideas, and why we shrink the most important people, monuments and icons down to pocket-sized replicas. 2026-07-17 Full coverage of the day's news. 2026-07-18