BBC R4 FM Metropolitan police start criminal investigation into Reform UK donations following Channel 4 News documentary. Also how worried should we be about AI? Calls for new safeguards. 2026-09-10 A senior safety researcher at Anthropic warns of the danger that AI poses. 2026-09-10 1/4. Who says heavy can't be funny? A look at 'unladylike' sports and those who do them, fully unpacking muscularity vs femininity. 2026-09-10 Usha makes a shocking discovery, and Keira finds herself struggling. 2026-09-10 Simon Schama on the cultural impact of 9/11 and playwright Beth Steel on hometown premiere of Til the Stars Come Down. 2026-09-10 Michael Buerk and the panellists examine how we should respond to warnings of end times and catastrophe? 2026-09-10 Ginger Kerrick tells Jim Al-Khalili about her 30-year career at Nasa - from training the first long-term ISS crew, to becoming the voice of Houston's Mission Control. 2026-09-10 The line between everyday distress and disorder is being blurred, says clinical psychologist Tanya Byron. 2026-09-10 In-depth reporting, intelligent analysis and breaking news from a global perspective. 2026-09-10 3/5. Toni has to piece together events from the night before, when she wakes up in hospital. An original, eerie story written and read by Jeanette Winterson. 2026-09-10 As well as helping her clients with her patented (patent pending) therapy techniques, Nora also visits a hypnotist to help conquer a fear of her own. 2026-09-10 2/5. We don't know what's in the show as, like Nigel Farage at his drink with undercover reporters, we weren't listening. What we do know is that Jon Holmes satirically remixes the news. 2026-09-10 National security vs social security at PMQs. 2026-09-10 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-09-10 After the cacophony and the chaos of the trial, the jury retire, and the agonising wait begins. 2026-09-10 The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping. 2026-09-10 BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service. 2026-09-10 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-09-10 Alicia McCarthy reports on Prime Minister's Questions - and more. 2026-09-10 The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping. 2026-09-10 A Prayer for the Day commemorating and remembering the anniversary of 9/11 with Rabbi Joseph Potasnik Chief Chaplain at FDNY. 2026-09-10 Major investment, cross-sector collaboration and scaling up what works best - the dairy industry's roadmap to a greener future. 2026-09-10 News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day. 2026-09-10 7/7. Natalie tells the story of Euripides' Medea, the sorceress who enacted the ultimate revenge on the husband who betrayed her, to a rapt audience at the Hay Festival. 2026-09-10 Can a disaster be transformed into an opportunity to "build back better"? Jonathan Glancey meets the groundbreaking architects leading LA's recovery from 2025's catastrophic fires. 2026-09-10 Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire. 2026-09-10 Actor Ray Winstone talks to John Wilson about his formative cultural influences and inspirations. 2026-09-10 A verdict is just one or two words. But, under the weight of those words, lives will change. 2026-09-10 The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-09-10 Being sent a new phone you weren't expecting sounds great - but it most likely isn't. 2026-09-10 3/5. Greg Foot explores the rise of future wonder products in our cinemas and asks if streaming really is killing off the big screen? 2026-09-10 The latest weather forecast. 2026-09-10 All students in England will get access to on-the-job training by 2035. The boss of Universities UK explains all. 2026-09-10 9/11. Decades of arguments and evidence land before a judge. Terry Strada's hopes hang on how he pieces it all together. 2026-09-10 Usha makes a shocking discovery, and Keira finds herself struggling. 2026-09-10 On the morning of 9/11, America ordered every aircraft in its airspace to land. A drama about the air traffic controllers, pilots and ground crew who made that happen. 2026-09-10 Martha Kearney meets the people protecting and restoring rare arctic-alpine plants in Eryri, also known as Snowdonia, such as the previously extinct rosy saxifrage. 2026-09-10 Broadcaster Sangita Myska makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Railway Children. 2026-09-10 Jane Setter talks to Michael Rosen about negative attitudes to vocal traits seen as exclusively female, from vocal fry to higher pitch. Can men really not talk in a sexy voice? 2026-09-10 Fears of a US technology 'kill-switch' and American AI models going rogue have made countries across the world seek digital sovereignty - but what is that? 2026-09-10 Prof Stuart Russell offers some advice following a report into July's Hugging Face hack by recalcitrant OpenAI agents. 2026-09-10 Full coverage of the day's news. 2026-09-11 Shabana Mahmood tells officers to use all powers necessary with anti-migrant protesters. 2026-09-11 1/4. Omid explores identity, stereotypes and first impressions, from growing up as the son of Iranian immigrants to the assumptions we all make about one another. 2026-09-11 Alan attempts to offer some comfort, and Khalil has reservations. 2026-09-11 Tom Sutcliffe and guests review the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum, the new novel from Rebecca F Kuang, and we reveal the shortlist for the BBC's National Short Story Award. 2026-09-11 David Yelland and Farzana Baduel discuss how to harness good vibes and why it's harder than you might think. 2026-09-11 Media fallout from Channel 4's investigation into Reform UK, what it reveals about polling & political journalism, Lisa Nandy on the BBC's future & the final instalment of 7 Up. 2026-09-11 Clive Anderson is joined by broadcaster Janet Street-Porter, comedian Isy Suttie, Slow Horses' star Christopher Chung and there's music from Altered Images and Jordan Rakei. 2026-09-11 A new animal madness emerges in North America, as history repeats. This time its deer not cows, and hunters are speculating on the origin theory of this other prion brain disease. 2026-09-11 In depth reporting, intelligent analysis and breaking news from a global perspective. 2026-09-11 4/5. Strange occurrences in the house force Toni to face the dark, disturbing truth about her family's history. An original, eerie story written and read by Jeanette Winterson. 2026-09-11 Is there a better way to dispose of our bodies after we die? A former mortuary technician explains why he wants to introduce terramation to the UK. 2026-09-11 Alicia McCarthy reports as MPs question the Transport Minister about recent flight disruption. 2026-09-11 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-09-11 A verdict is just one or two words. But, under the weight of those words, lives will change. 2026-09-11 The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping. 2026-09-11 BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service. 2026-09-11 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-09-11 David Cornock reports on the top stories from yesterday in Westminster and Holyrood. 2026-09-11 The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping. 2026-09-11 A Prayer for the Day commemorating and remembering the anniversary of 9/11 with Fr Samuel Davis associate priest at St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine New York. 2026-09-11 Bluetongue cases top a thousand in the UK's largest-ever outbreak of the livestock disease. 2026-09-11 News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day. 2026-09-11 In a special edition of the programme, recorded in New York, Kirsty Wark is joined by a group of people who experienced the 9/11 attacks in 2001. 2026-09-11 London's Fourth Plinth has a new artwork by Tschabalala Self. 2026-09-11 Dan Saladino reports from the Oxford Food Symposium on its theme of 'poverty food', where stories ranged from the history of breadfruit to cooking demos for Edwardian Londoners. 2026-09-11 The jury are sent home, and the prison van hits the road, but the case isn't necessarily over. 2026-09-11 The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-09-11 Octopus have been moving into British waters. Isn't it time we got to know our new neighbours, one of the most mysterious and fascinating species in our oceans? 2026-09-11 The latest weather forecast. 2026-09-11 MPs are poised to vote on proposals to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales. Jonny Dymond presents coverage of the debate inside and outside of parliament. 2026-09-11 10/11. Terry Strada spies the FBI Director in a VIP area. Can she get to him to make her case before time runs out? 2026-09-11 Alan attempts to offer some comfort, and Khalil has reservations. 2026-09-11 1968. As LBJ pushes for peace in Vietnam, the CIA uncovers secret back channels that could help Nixon win the White House. 2026-09-11 1/6. What happens when Banksy does one of his naughty drawings on your wall? James Peak investigates. Let's meet Sam in Margate and Gert in Lowestoft. Banksy has visited them both. 2026-09-11 Kathy Clugston is joined by James Wong, Matthew Pottage, Pippa Greenwood and Frances Tophill at RHS Garden Wisley for a Gardeners' Question Time Summer Garden Party special. 2026-09-11 Conway's early morning run veers off course when he encounters a strange figure by the Clyde. Written by Liam McIlvanney. 2026-09-11 The feminist journalist Gloria Steinem, innovator of close-up magic Juan Tamariz, the judge of Johnny Depp's UK libel case Sir Andrew Nicol and WWII ballerina Pauline Clayden. 2026-09-11 Tim Harford on prison recalls, UK millionaires, European wildfires and thieving seagulls. 2026-09-11 Full coverage of the day's news. 2026-09-12