Radio 4 is at the Latitude Festival during 17-20 July 2009.

Mitch Benn singing African Baby at Latitude

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Listen to The Now Show, Loose Ends, Stories With Latitude or With Great Pleasure, all recorded on the Latitude site.

Programmes from Latitude

  • The Now Show

    The Now Show

    6.30-7.00pm, Friday 17 July 2009, repeated 12.30-1.00pm Saturday 18th July

    Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present a satirical review of the week's news, recorded at the Latitude Festival, with help from Mitch Benn, Laura Shavin, Jon Holmes, Marcus Brigstocke.

  • Loose Ends

    Loose Ends

    Saturday 18 July 2009, 6.15-7.00pm

    Clive and team bring you Loose Ends from this year's Latitude Festival.

  • Afternoon Reading

    Stories with Latitude

    Tuesday 21 July 2009, 3.30-3.45pm

    The first of three stories, recorded on stage at the Latitude Festival in Suffolk.

    Emma's memories of accompanying her parents to hear the Rolling Stones at a rock festival when she was nine offer a hilarious child's-eye view of the event. By Emma Kennedy.

  • Afternoon Reading

    Stories with Latitude

    Wednesday 22 July 2009, 3.30-3.45pm

    Photographer Reuben Cantarini becomes obsessed with the work of a brilliant musician called Scott Hardy, whose music only exists on the internet until Reuben clandestinely tapes a private session. By Matt Thorne.

  • 4 In A Field

    4 In A Field

    Wednesday 22 July 2009, 6.30-7.00pm

    Stand-up comedy hosted by Australian comic Adam Hills, featuring the best comic talent at the 2009 Latitude Festival, including Stephen K Amos, Janeane Garofalo, Rob Rouse and Rob Deering.

  • 4 In A Field

    Stories with Latitude

    Thursday 23 July 2009, 3.30-3.45pm

    A story written and performed by stand-up comedian Stephen K Amos about how a family heirloom has the power to take him back to his childhood and a very special relationship.

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