Schedule
Early
00:00
Midnight News—24/11/2025
National and international news from BBC Radio 4
00:15
Wokewash—Femvertizing
Satirist Heydon Prowse investigates how brands are using feminism to boost their profits.
00:45
Bells on Sunday—The church of St Mary Magdalene Bildeston in Suffolk
Bells on Sunday comes from the church of St Mary Magdalene Bildeston in Suffolk.
00:48
Shipping Forecast—24/11/2025
The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
01:00
Selection of BBC World Service Programmes—24/11/2025
A selection of BBC World Service news and current affairs, arts and science programmes.
05:00
News Summary—24/11/2025
National and international news from BBC Radio 4
05:04
Yesterday in Parliament—24/11/2025
News, views and features on yesterday's stories in Parliament
05:34
Shipping Forecast—24/11/2025
The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
05:43
Prayer for the Day—The Start of a New Day
A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Jane Williams.
05:45
Farming Today—24/11/25: Dairy rollercoaster, English farm business incomes, Isle of Man vets
Trouble ahead as the dairy farming rollercoaster heads downwards?
05:57
Weather—24/11/2025
The latest weather reports and forecasts for farmers
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Morning
06:00
Today—24/11/2025
News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
09:00
Start the Week—Genes and hands: mapping character and health
Alison Bashford, Matthew Cobb and Charlotte Houldcroft with Adam Rutherford.
09:45
Café Hope—Confidence building
How a social enterprise is teaching building skills to improve wellbeing in the community.
10:00
Woman's Hour—Iron deficiency, Malintzin, Budget lookahead, Frida Kahlo self-portrait
What are the symptoms of iron deficiency, and what is its impact?
11:00
Behind the Crime—Khamran
Two forensic psychologists interview Khamran about his life and the crimes he committed.
11:45
The End of Family? By Zoe Strimpel—1. On Tying the Knot
1/5The first in a series of thought-provoking questions about the family.
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Afternoon
12:00
News Summary—24/11/2025
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
12:04
You and Yours—You & Yours Special: Doorstep Fraud
How to protect yourself from fraud on your doorstep.
12:57
Weather—24/11/2025
The latest weather forecast
13:00
World at One—Nigerian schools shut after mass kidnapping
More than 300 children have been kidnapped from a Catholic boarding school.
13:45
Materials of State—The Union Jack
David Cannadine explores the history of the Union Jack.
14:00
The Archers—23/11/2025
Brad finds himself in an awkward position.
14:15
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane Austen?—Series 3, Episode 1 – A Portrait of Florence
1/4Florence is immortalised by David Hockney - or is it Alan Bennett?
14:45
Scenes from a Childhood by Jon Fosse—Episode Five: Little Sister (Part Two)
A selection of stories by the winner of the 2023 Nobel Prize in Literature.
15:00
A Good Read—Roma Agrawal and Kate Lister
A structural engineer and a historian of sex share favourite books with Harriett Gilbert.
15:30
Curious Cases—Series 24, Immortal Jellies
8/13Hannah Fry and Dara Ó Briain ask whether a tiny jellyfish holds the secret to immortality.
16:00
Currently—If at First You Don’t Secede
If at first you don’t secede, should you really try, try, try again?
16:30
The Kitchen Cabinet—Series 50, Liverpool
2/6Jay Rayner and the panel are celebrating World Children's Day at a school in Liverpool.
17:00
PM—BBC chair to face MPs
Samir Shah prepares to answer the questions of the Culture Select Committee.
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Evening
18:00
Six O'Clock News—MPs are told by a former editorial advisor to the BBC that it is not institutionally biased
Michael Prescott says there are issues of denial among management
18:30
I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue—Series 84, 3. Seafood Film Club
3/6Rory Bremner, Tony Hawks, Lucy Porter and Henning Wehn visit The Hull New Theatre.
19:00
The Archers—24/11/2025
Suspicions rise for Amber.
19:15
Front Row—Stranger Things creators The Duffer Brothers on the show's final season
Stranger Things, fake memoirs and remembering Jimmy Cliff.
20:00
The Briefing Room—What can the UK learn from the rest of Europe about asylum reform?
Is Denmark the right model for the UK's asylum policy?
20:30
BBC Inside Science—What’s in the wording of the COP 30 negotiations?
As COP 30 draws to close in Brazil, we speak to a former negotiator.
21:00
Start the Week—Genes and hands: mapping character and health
Alison Bashford, Matthew Cobb and Charlotte Houldcroft with Adam Rutherford.
21:45
Café Hope—Confidence building
How a social enterprise is teaching building skills to improve wellbeing in the community.
22:00
The World Tonight—BBC chairman faces MPs after high-profile resignations
BBC chairman Samir Shah and members of BBC board scrutinised by MPs over alleged bias
22:45
The Princess Bride—Bitesize Backstories: The Book
Bitesize backstories from William Goldman’s classic tale of true love and adventure.
23:00
Limelight—Spores: Series 1, 2. Seed
2/5An ethereal 'sporing event' forces Cassie to make a desperate decision.
23:30
Today in Parliament—24/11/2025
Alicia McCarthy reports as the the BBC chair Samir Shah faces the Culture Committee.
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Late
00:00
Midnight News—25/11/2025
National and international news from BBC Radio 4
00:30
The End of Family? By Zoe Strimpel—1. On Tying the Knot
1/5The first in a series of thought-provoking questions about the family.
00:48
Shipping Forecast—25/11/2025
The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
01:00
Selection of BBC World Service Programmes—25/11/2025
A selection of BBC World Service news and current affairs, arts and science programmes.
05:00
News Summary—25/11/2025
National and international news from BBC Radio 4
05:04
Yesterday in Parliament—25/11/2025
News, views and features on yesterday's stories in Parliament
05:34
Shipping Forecast—25/11/2025
The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
05:43
Prayer for the Day—Celebrating Love
A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Jane Williams.
05:45
Farming Today—25/11/25 University agriculture courses, bird flu in Wales, dairy farm succession.
The University of Nottingham plans to close its agriculture courses.



































