BBC R4 FM Full coverage of the day's news. 2026-10-17 Masked Israeli settlers have attacked Palestinians in the occupied West Bank. 2026-10-17 7/8. This week our panellists are Lucy Porter, Sara Barron, John Tothill and Stephen Bush. What will they make of the headlines? 2026-10-17 The storm clouds gather in Ambridge, and Vince is in trouble. 2026-10-17 Ellen E Jones and Mark Kermode delve into the ubiquity of the care-experienced person in film and TV, from Superman to Annie. With Lemn Sissay and Samantha Morton. 2026-10-17 Chris Page presents political debate from Belfast with Paul Frew MLA, Chris Hazzard MP, Tina McKenzie and Sarah Owen MP. 2026-10-17 Fascinating, surprising and eye-opening stories from the past, brought to life, including the death of Marie Antoinette, a flood of beer in London, and Beatlemania. 2026-10-17 Sustenance beyond its nutritional and economic value? Shahidha Bari discusses our daily bread with Paul Mason, Pen Vogler, Dan Taylor, Elizabeth Oldfield and Susannah Savage. 2026-10-17 In depth reporting, intelligent analysis and breaking news from a global perspective. 2026-10-17 5/5. Children's Laureate Frank Cottrell-Boyce talks with children's writers Nadia Shireen and Charlie Higson about ways in which they identify with Eeyore. 2026-10-17 Join Americast for insights and analysis on what's happening inside Trump's White House. 2026-10-17 Sean Curran reports as MPs discuss the first-ever severe drought recorded in the UK. And - why heritage pubs needed to be protected. 2026-10-17 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-10-17 Matthew Syed asks what it means to be distracted in a media world vying for our attention. In this final episode, he considers where our media consumption might be headed. 2026-10-17 The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping. 2026-10-17 BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service. 2026-10-17 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-10-17 The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping. 2026-10-17 A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Angad Kaur. 2026-10-17 A tiny bat can eat 2,000 insects a night. Alan Davies imagines a world without bats and asks what happens to our food, forests and even the tequila in our glasses? 2026-10-17 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-10-17 Clare explores Limpsfield Common with David Sullivan who recalls a recent adventure when he hiked 19,000 feet up Mount Everest to deliver a defibrillator to a Nepali village. 2026-10-17 As The Archers marks its 75th anniversary, Farming Today is looking ahead to the next 75 years of British farming. 2026-10-17 The latest weather reports and forecast. 2026-10-17 News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day. 2026-10-17 Join Adrian Chiles for a Saturday morning full of remarkable people with extraordinary stories. 2026-10-17 3/13. Is yawning the body's way of cooling down our brains? Hannah and Dara investigate why it can be contagious and discover the fishes who do it underwater. 2026-10-17 2/4. John Wilson explores the story of the guitar as a driver of social and cultural change, powering counter-culture in the 20th century. Where does its extraordinary legacy stand now? 2026-10-17 Isabel Harman, from the Spectator, assesses the latest developments at Westminster. 2026-10-17 A deadly attack on Riyadh airport has exposed the limitations of Saudi Arabia's air defences, as Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis prove a far tougher challenge than first anticipated. 2026-10-17 The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-10-17 What might plans for major reforms in the rules for ISAs - Individual Savings Accounts - mean for you? 2026-10-17 7/8. This week our panellists are Lucy Porter, Sara Barron, John Tothill and Stephen Bush. What will they make of the headlines? 2026-10-17 The latest weather forecast. 2026-10-17 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-10-17 Chris Page presents political debate from Belfast with Paul Frew MLA, Chris Hazzard MP, Tina McKenzie and Sarah Owen MP. 2026-10-17 Listeners respond to the issues raised in the preceding edition of Any Questions? 2026-10-17 The storm clouds gather in Ambridge, and Vince is in trouble. 2026-10-17 By Edward Kemp. A threat to Ashdown Forest brings Christopher Robin Milne back to his childhood home. With Robert Bathurst. 2026-10-17 The first BBC interview with the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize winner. 2026-10-17 Full coverage of the day's news. 2026-10-18 The former Home Secretary speaks to Nick about identity, personality and religion. 2026-10-18 The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping. 2026-10-18 The latest weather reports and forecast. 2026-10-18 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-10-18 Clive Anderson is joined by writer Alexander McCall Smith, comedian Marc Jennings and director Vicky Featherstone. Plus music from Big Country Redux and Zoe Graham. 2026-10-18 Former UN Commissioner on Human Rights and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. 2026-10-18 Jessica Fostekew and Adam Rutherford step back and encounter the first people in Britain. 2026-10-18 Angela Barnes tells the story of Hormone Replacement Therapy which shot into the public consciousness in 1966 with the hit publication of Dr Robert A Wilson's book Feminine Forever. 2026-10-18 Do brilliant minds become even greater when one retreats from the world and does all their thinking in isolation? Naomi Alderman explores the brains of five reclusive thinkers. 2026-10-18 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-10-18 Farming Tomorrow: Does regenerative farming change the nutritional value of what we eat? 2026-10-18 7/8. Laura Smyth is joined by comedians Lindsey Santoro and Bella Hull to hear about the mark their mothers left on them. 2026-10-18 Nationwide general knowledge competition for the title Brain of Britain. 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Giles and the panel discuss this moment in history and the impact it had on belief and culture. 2026-10-18 Mali Harries visit the third of three finalists in the Farming for the Future category at this year's BBC Food and Farming Awards. 2026-10-18 The latest weather reports and forecast. 2026-10-18 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-10-18 A look at the ethical and religious issues of the week. 2026-10-18 Broadcaster John Wilson makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Willow Foundation. 2026-10-18 The latest weather reports and forecast. 2026-10-18 National and international news from BBC Radio 4. 2026-10-18 A live service from the Collegiate Church of the Holy Cross, Crediton to mark the Feast of St Luke - the beloved physician. 2026-10-18 In 1997, the remains of a Native American chief were returned to his Lakota people after more than a century in a London cemetery. His great-granddaughter tells his story. 2026-10-18 Tweet of the Day is a series of fascinating stories about birds inspired by their calls, songs and behaviour. 2026-10-18 The Sunday morning news magazine programme. Presented by Paddy O'Connell. 2026-10-18 Doctor and writer Miriam Stoppard joins Lauren Laverne to share the eight tracks, book and luxury item she would take with her if cast away to a desert island. 2026-10-18 There's a spanner in the works for Pip, and Freddie's feelings are hurt. 2026-10-18 Former UN Commissioner on Human Rights and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. 2026-10-18 1/6. What items would you banish? Miles Jupp tells Paul Merton his choices - including touchscreens and people who take the aisle seat when the window seat is available. 2026-10-18 The latest weather forecast. 2026-10-18 A look at the week's big stories and preview of the week to come. 2026-10-18 How has Childline changed in the four decades since it started? 2026-10-18 Kathy Clugston presents a special Potting Shed edition of GQT. Visitors drop in for advice on rhododendrons, jasmine, climate resilient hedging and trees, and much more. 2026-10-18 Ben Johnson's 100m victory over Carl Lewis at Seoul in 1988 was spectacular - but the events that followed were even more dramatic. 2026-10-18 When a stranger appears at an isolated house in Scotland, he discovers a woman standing over the body of her husband, gun in hand. It looks like a straightforward case of murder. 2026-10-18 The best-selling American author John Grisham speaks about his novel, The French Illusion, and, together with presenter James Crawford, they explore its links to three other works. 2026-10-18 Nationwide general knowledge competition for the title 'Brain of Britain'. Spotlights on fighting video games, Billy Wilder films, Nuremberg Trials and Emmy Noether. 2026-10-18 In 1948, the foundation was laid for a "utopian" town designed by America's greatest architect. Frank Lloyd Wright's mission was to create a social collective of affordable homes. 2026-10-19