FM Schedule
Early
00:00
Midnight News—06/09/2019
National and international news from BBC Radio 4
00:30
Winds of Change—The Young Ones
Political historian Peter Hennessy reads from his new study of Britain in the early 1960s.(R)
00:48
Shipping Forecast—06/09/2019
The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping.
01:00
Selection of BBC World Service Programmes—06/09/2019
BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
05:20
Shipping Forecast—06/09/2019
The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping.
05:30
News Briefing—06/09/2019
National and international news from BBC Radio 4.
05:43
Prayer for the Day—06/09/2019
A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Rania Hafez
05:45
Farming Today—Theresa Villiers, Young farmers, Scottish land ownership
Defra's Theresa Villiers admits there is a risk for UK farmers in a no-deal Brexit.
05:58
Tweet of the Day—Scarlet Macaw
Michael Palin presents the scarlet macaw from Costa Rica.(R)
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Morning
06:00
Today—06/09/2019
News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
09:00
As Others See Us—Poland
Neil MacGregor takes five journeys overseas to hear what others think of modern Britain.
09:45
Winds of Change—The Changing of the Guard
Political historian Peter Hennessy reads from his new study of Britain in the early 1960s.
10:00
Woman's Hour—The consumer power of women, The week in politics, Author Sue Cheung
How much power and responsibility do women consumers really have?
10:45
15 Minute Drama—How Does That Make You Feel?, Episode 5
Richard Fallon has been taking a look at his life and doesn’t much like what he sees.
11:00
Don't Log Off—Series 10, Healing
Alan Dein hears from a single mother in Venezuela and a Sri Lankan personal trainer.
11:30
The Placebo Effect
Dr Kwame Asante and guests sort medical fact from fiction in this new Radio 4 show
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Afternoon
12:00
News Summary—06/09/2019
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
12:04
The Offing by Benjamin Myers—10. Galvanised by Love
10/10Life changes for both Dulcie and Robert with a discovery.
12:18
You and Yours—Slipknot tickets, Ryanair pilots, Action Fraud
Why Slipknot fans struggled to get tickets to the band's big arena tour.
12:57
Weather—06/09/2019
The latest weather forecast
13:00
World at One—06/09/2019
Analysis of news and current affairs, presented by Mark Mardell.
13:45
The Political Butterfly Effect—Did your holiday photos spread global chaos?
Jim Waterson explores a single moment that inadvertently shaped modern history.
14:00
The Archers—05/09/2019
Lexi struggles to settle in.(R)
14:15
Drama on 4—Great North Run
Andrew Finnigan stars in Tom Wells's play about the healing power of running.
15:00
Gardeners' Question Time—North Riding Coast
Peter Gibbs and the panel are on the North Riding Coast in Yorkshire.
15:45
Short Works—A Long Way to Go by Daisy Johnson
An original short story by Daisy Johnson, the youngest ever Booker Prize nominee.
16:00
Last Word—Robert Mugabe, Alla Verber, Ciaran McKeown, Bill Anderson MBE
Matthew Bannister on a president, a fashion buyer, a peace campaigner and a sportsman.
16:30
More or Less—Climate deaths, Austerity, Pet food
Challenging the idea of six billion deaths due to climate change; plus what pets eat.
16:55
The Listening Project—Sheila and Ron - Bit by Bit
A couple married for 65 years recall how they saved up to buy their first and only home.
17:00
PM—06/09/2019
Afternoon news and current affairs programme.
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Evening
18:00
Six O'Clock News—06/09/2019 Opposition against October election
Johnson's opponents won't allow a snap poll until no-deal Brexit has been avoided.
18:30
The News Quiz—Series 100, Episode 2
A satirical review of the week's news, chaired by Angela Barnes
19:00
The Archers—06/09/2019
Tracy takes drastic action and Emma breaks down.
19:15
Front Row—BBC National Short Story Award Shortlist, Protest Song, How to listen to jazz
BBC National Short Story Award Shortlist revealed
19:45
15 Minute Drama—How Does That Make You Feel?, Episode 5
Richard Fallon has been taking a look at his life and doesn’t much like what he sees.(R)
20:00
Any Questions?—Hilary Benn MP, Kirsty Blackman MP, Nigel Evans MP, Antoinette Sandbach MP
Ed Stourton presents topical debate from Wilmslow Guild in Cheshire.
20:50
A Point of View—September Anxiety
Sarah Dunant on why this year's September malaise has a different feel to it.
21:00
Robert Mugabe: Liberator and Despot
Grant Ferret looks back at the divisive life of former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe.
21:30
As Others See Us—Poland
Neil MacGregor takes five journeys overseas to hear what others think of modern Britain.(R)
22:00
The World Tonight—Former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe dies in Singapore
37-year rule characterised by violence, corruption and economic collapse
22:45
The Offing by Benjamin Myers—10. Galvanised by Love
10/10Life changes for both Dulcie and Robert with a discovery.(R)
23:00
Great Lives—Philippa Perry on the Italian educator Maria Montessori
Psychotherapist Philippa Perry on the Italian educator Maria Montessori.(R)
23:30
Today in Parliament—06/09/2019
News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament
23:55
The Listening Project—Neil and David - Laughter’s a Great Healer
Friends talk about mental health and the healing power of talking - and of laughing.
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Late
00:00
Midnight News—07/09/2019
National and international news from BBC Radio 4
00:30
Winds of Change—The Changing of the Guard
Political historian Peter Hennessy reads from his new study of Britain in the early 1960s.(R)
00:48
Shipping Forecast—07/09/2019
The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping.
01:00
Selection of BBC World Service Programmes—07/09/2019
BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
05:20
Shipping Forecast—07/09/2019
The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping.
05:30
News Briefing—07/09/2019
National and international news from BBC Radio 4.
05:43
Prayer for the Day—07/09/2019
Reflection with Fr Dermot Morrin, Dominican friar and university chaplain in Edinburgh.
05:45
Four Thought—A Pleasure Culture of War
Historian Kasia Tomasiewicz discusses how to commemorate war.







































