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  1. Feedback: Prime Minister’s Question Time

    Roger Bolton

    Feedback: Prime Minister’s Question Time

    Feedback is Radio 4's forum for comments, queries, criticisms and congratulations.

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  2. Radio 4 Extra: Frankly Speaking

    Caroline Raphael

    Commissioning Editor, Radio 4 & 4 Extra

    Radio 4 Extra: Frankly Speaking

    Frankly Speaking was considered 'risky' and 'unkempt' when it originally aired in the 1950s. Now, as Radio 4 Extra rebroadcasts a selection of high profile interviews from the series, Caroline Raphael sheds light on an archive jewel …

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  3. Feedback: Radio 3 Concerts

    Roger Bolton

    Roger discusses how Radio 3 keep their concert interval interesting.

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  4. Saturday Live: Dr Michael Dixon and Inheritance Tracks of singer Katie Melua

    Sian Williams

    is a journalist, broadcaster and MSc researcher who's studied the role of media and mental health. Twitter: @sianwilliams100

    Sian Williams and Richard Coles with Dr Michael Dixon, the Director of the Natural History Museum, The Inheritance Tracks of singer Katie Melua, the sounds of a 20 ton Wurlitzer organ in a Chorleywood living room.

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  5. Kirsty Lang meets Meryl Streep

    Kirsty Lang

    Ed's note: You can hear Kirsty Lang's interview with Meryl Streep on Front Row tonight, Monday 12 December at 7.15pm on BBC Radio 4. It'll also be available as part of the Front Row podcast. Details at the end of the post - PM. Meryl Streep's foot and hand prints at Grauman's Chinese Thea...

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  6. Joe Cornish, Attack the Block director, on The Film Programme

    Steve Bowbrick

    Head of Interactive, Radio 3

    Jo Cornish came into BH to talk to Francine Stock about his new film Attack the Block on this afternoon's Film Programme. Listen again on the Radio 4 web site and download the programme to your computer by signing up for the free podcast. Mark Kermode reviewed the film a couple of weeks ago and ...

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  7. Kate Bush on Front Row: The Presenter's Cut

    John Wilson

    You won't catch her on the television chat show circuit. She won't be touring the radio studios to plug the new album. And as for a concert, forget it. So I'm slightly thrown when my mobile rings, flashing up 'private number', and a vaguely familiar voice says "Hello John, it's Kate Bush here". ...

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  8. Morrissey is in the building

    Steve Bowbrick

    Head of Interactive, Radio 3

    Awkward legend, vegetarian curmudgeon, my generation's Proust: Morrissey is on Front Row tonight at 1915. It's not his first time on the programme (listen to his previous appearance from February 2009) but it's no less dramatic for that. Broadcasting House was all aquiver this afternoon and pres...

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  9. Ten remarkable guests from John Freeman's Face to Face

    Steve Bowbrick

    Head of Interactive, Radio 3

    1. Tony Hancock Tony Hancock opened tonight's Archive on 4 about Face to Face, the hugely influential interview programme that ran on BBC television from 1959 to 1962. In the programme, produced by Chris Ledgard, Sue MacGregor interviews producer and creator of the programme Hugh Burnet...

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  10. Upsetting people on Today

    Roger Bolton

    Which Today programme presenter reportedly said he wants to "upset" more people? Dead easy. John Humphrys surely? Well, no actually. Step forward Mr Nice-Guy himself, the ever courteous Justin Webb, widely admired by many Feedback listeners for the way he doesn't interrupt every few seconds....

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