Scan date : 02/06/2024 09:04

Day	Hour	Type Event	Name Lang	Event name	Short Event	Extended Lang	Extended Event
02/06	02h00>06h20	(0x00) ?	nld	World Service		nld	BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
02/06	06h20>06h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Shipping Forecast		nld	The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
02/06	06h30>06h43	(0x00) ?	nld	News Briefing		nld	The latest news from BBC Radio 4
02/06	06h43>06h45	(0x00) ?	nld	Bells on Sunday		nld	Bells on Sunday comes from St Augustine, West Monkton in Somerset.
02/06	06h45>07h00	(0x00) ?	nld	In Touch		nld	Often a boon to accessibility, technology can also involve barriers. We discuss accessibility problems encountered by blind users of Ticketmaster and Sonos speakers
02/06	07h00>07h05	(0x00) ?	nld	News Summary		nld	The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4
02/06	07h05>07h35	(0x00) ?	nld	Thinking Allowed		nld	Garden Utopias: Laurie Taylor peers behind the privet hedge to discover the dreams which inspired suburban greenery. Also, the promise of allotments and guerrilla gardening.
02/06	07h35>07h57	(0x00) ?	nld	On Your Farm		nld	Helen Mark is in Armagh, nicknamed Orchard County, to meet a grandfather and grandson whose honey-making business is boosted by renting out their hives to local apple orchards.
02/06	07h57>08h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Weather Forecast		nld	The latest weather reports and forecast
02/06	08h00>08h10	(0x00) ?	nld	News and Sunday Papers		nld	The latest news headlines. Including a look at the papers.
02/06	08h10>08h54	(0x00) ?	nld	Sunday		nld	A look at the ethical and religious issues of the week
02/06	08h54>08h57	(0x00) ?	nld	The Radio 4 Appeal		nld	Disability advocate Shani Dhanda makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of ADD International
02/06	08h57>09h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Weather Forecast		nld	The latest weather reports and forecast
02/06	09h00>09h10	(0x00) ?	nld	News and Sunday Papers		nld	The latest news headlines. Including a look at the Sunday papers
02/06	09h10>09h48	(0x00) ?	nld	Sunday Worship		nld	Eighty years ago, on 6th June 1944, the largest seaborne invasion in history left the shores of England. Live from Portsmouth with the Cathedral choir and Royal Marines Band.
02/06	09h48>09h58	(0x00) ?	nld	A Point of View		nld	With the election campaign in full swing, Mark Damazer argues that there's never been a golden age of political language.
02/06	09h58>10h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Tweet of the Day		nld	A new series of Tweet of the Day for Sunday morning. Zoologist and television presenter Megan McCubbin is enchanted by corncrakes.
02/06	10h00>11h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Broadcasting House		nld	The Sunday morning news magazine programme. Presented by Paddy O'Connell
02/06	11h00>12h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Desert Island Discs		nld	Rebel Wilson, actor, shares the eight tracks, book and luxury item she would take with her if cast away to a desert island. With Lauren Laverne.
02/06	12h00>13h15	(0x00) ?	nld	The Archers Omnibus		nld	Jakob has bad news to impart, and Freddie hatches a plan.
02/06	13h15>13h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Profile		nld	Alan Bleasdale, Liverpudlian playwright, is probably most famous for his 1980's TV series 'Boys from the Blackstuff'. Now it's been re-imagined for the stage. With Stephen Smith.
02/06	13h30>13h57	(0x00) ?	nld	I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue		nld	Marcus Brigstocke, Tony Hawks, Vicki Pepperdine and Henning Wehn are the panellists in this recording from the King George’s Hall in Blackburn, with Jack Dee in the chair.
02/06	13h57>14h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Weather Forecast		nld	The latest weather forecast
02/06	14h00>14h30	(0x00) ?	nld	The World This Weekend		nld	Radio 4's look at the week's big stories from both home and around the world.
02/06	14h30>15h00	(0x00) ?	nld	The Beaches		nld	A top secret little-known mission that changed the outcome of World War II. Not Alan Turing's Enigma code-breaking mission but a daring scientific foray, behind enemy lines.
02/06	15h00>15h45	(0x00) ?	nld	Gardeners' Question Time		nld	How do I get my eucalyptus plants to produce juvenile flowers? If you were building a scarecrow, what would you suggest dressing it in? Kathy and the panel answer these and more.
02/06	15h45>16h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Opening Lines		nld	The series that takes a look at books, plays and stories and how they work. John Yorke explores S R Crockett’s forgotten bestseller, a swashbuckling Scottish adventure story.
02/06	16h00>17h00	(0x00) ?	nld	The Raiders		nld	A lost classic of Scottish literature full of kidnap, love and breathless adventure set in the wild country of Galloway. By SR Crockett. Adapted for radio by Clara Glynn.
02/06	17h00>17h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Bookclub		nld	Lucy Caldwell talks to James Naughtie and readers about her prize-winning novel, These Days.
02/06	17h30>18h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Nature Table		nld	Join comedian and writer Sue Perkins as she hosts her award-winning comedy Nature Table: a funny Show & Tell series celebrating the natural world and all its eccentricities.
02/06	18h00>18h10	(0x00) ?	nld	Witness History		nld	Vidkun Quisling is known as Norway's biggest traitor. His name is a byword for traitor in several languages. Journalist Trude Lorentzen speaks to Matt Pintus about his life.
02/06	18h10>18h54	(0x00) ?	nld	The Tourist Trap		nld	The travel industry is booming with millions more people holidaying abroad each year. How can we stop overtourism and protect the planet from its impact on the environment?
02/06	18h54>18h57	(0x00) ?	nld	Shipping Forecast		nld	The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
02/06	18h57>19h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Weather Forecast		nld	The latest weather reports and forecast
02/06	19h00>19h15	(0x00) ?	nld	Six O'Clock News		nld	National and international news from BBC Radio 4
02/06	19h15>20h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Pick of the Week		nld	Myfanwy Alexander chooses audio highlights from the past week.
02/06	20h00>20h15	(0x00) ?	nld	The Archers		nld	The penny drops for Lynda, and Freddie faces a dilemma.
02/06	20h15>20h45	(0x00) ?	nld	Bonnie Bollywood: 25 years of Indian Film-making in Scotland		nld	Ravi Sagoo discovers why Scotland has become the number one destination for Indian film-makers outside of India and joins the set of the latest Bollywood movie in Glasgow.
02/06	20h45>21h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Why Do We Do That?		nld	Ella investigates those free riders who just don’t pull their weight around the house - is it just laziness or is there some deep-wired evolutionary reason at work here?
02/06	21h00>21h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Word of Mouth		nld	Joshua Reno talks about how Charlie, his non-verbal son who is on the autism spectrum, communicates with him very effectively using gestures known as 'home signs'.
02/06	21h30>22h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Last Word		nld	Matthew Bannister on songwriter Richard M Sherman, anthropologist Wendy James, artist June Mendoza and film-maker Morgan Spurlock.
02/06	22h00>22h25	(0x00) ?	nld	Money Box		nld	In the week the main parties commit to the pensions triple lock - just how will it affect your pension? And why have tax thresholds on pensions become such a hot topic?
02/06	22h25>22h30	(0x00) ?	nld	The Radio 4 Appeal		nld	Disability advocate Shani Dhanda makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of ADD International
02/06	22h30>23h00	(0x00) ?	nld	From Our Own Correspondent		nld	Haitians fear their plight is being forgotten, after criminal gangs took control of the capital. A peacekeeping force is due to arrive, but how quickly can order be restored?
02/06	23h00>00h00	(0x00) ?	nld	The Westminster Hour		nld	Ben Wright is joined by Conservative MP Matt Warman, Labour MP Sarah Jones, Hannah White, director of Institute for Government, and Katy Balls of The Spectator.
02/06	00h00>00h45	(0x00) ?	nld	In Our Time		nld	Melvyn Bragg & guests discuss one of the first to argue that political power came from the people, not from God or hereditary monarchy, and they could elect or remove their rulers.
02/06	00h45>01h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Short Works		nld	Clare fondly recalls her Grandpa Andy, who liked to talk to trees and play opera arias to his vegetables. As read by Jenn Murray.
02/06	01h00>01h15	(0x00) ?	nld	Midnight News		nld	The latest news and weather forecast from BBC Radio 4.
02/06	01h15>01h45	(0x00) ?	nld	True Crime 1599		nld	In the 1590s there was radical shift in English plays as theatres began to put contemporary news onstage. Charles Nicholl explores this first wave of true crime drama.
02/06	01h45>01h48	(0x00) ?	nld	Bells on Sunday		nld	Bells on Sunday comes from St Augustine, West Monkton in Somerset.
02/06	01h48>02h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Shipping Forecast		nld	The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
03/06	02h00>06h20	(0x00) ?	nld	World Service		nld	BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
03/06	06h20>06h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Shipping Forecast		nld	The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
03/06	06h30>06h43	(0x00) ?	nld	News Briefing		nld	The latest news from BBC Radio 4
03/06	06h43>06h45	(0x00) ?	nld	Prayer for the Day		nld	A reflection and prayer to start the day with Andrea Rea.
03/06	06h45>06h57	(0x00) ?	nld	Farming Today		nld	A group of farmers at a show give their views on what they would like to see from the next government.
03/06	06h57>07h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Weather for Farmers		nld	Weather reports and forecasts for farmers
03/06	07h00>10h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Today		nld	News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
03/06	10h00>10h45	(0x00) ?	nld	Start the Week		nld	Robin Wall Kimmerer, Hugh Warwick and Olivia Laing explore how indigenous stories of the natural world are entangled with scientific understanding and human history
03/06	10h45>11h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Oliver Burkeman’s Inconvenient Truth		nld	Oliver Burkeman explores our obsession with convenience which results in our lives becoming easier but less meaningful.
03/06	11h00>12h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Woman's Hour		nld	Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
03/06	12h00>12h45	(0x00) ?	nld	The Tourist Trap		nld	The travel industry is booming with millions more people holidaying abroad each year. How can we stop overtourism and protect the planet from its impact on the environment?
03/06	12h45>13h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Night Train to Odesa by Jen Stout		nld	Studying in Moscow when Ukraine is invaded, journalist Jen Stout scrambles to cross the border and discover the human cost of Russian aggression. Read by the author.
03/06	13h00>13h04	(0x00) ?	nld	News Summary		nld	The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
03/06	13h04>13h57	(0x00) ?	nld	You and Yours		nld	News and discussion of consumer affairs
03/06	13h57>14h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Weather Forecast		nld	The latest weather forecast
03/06	14h00>14h45	(0x00) ?	nld	World at One		nld	Forty-five minutes of news, analysis and comment.
03/06	14h45>15h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Thief at the British Museum		nld	The museum shares details about how they think the thief covered their tracks. Peter Higgs is sacked, but the boss of the British Museum turns on Ittai.
03/06	15h00>15h15	(0x00) ?	nld	The Archers		nld	The penny drops for Lynda, and Freddie faces a dilemma.
03/06	15h15>15h45	(0x00) ?	nld	Fags, Mags & Bags		nld	Comedy set in a Scots-Asian corner shop. Sanjay’s relationship with Grebo has hit the rocks but can Malcolm help? Written by and starring Sanjeev Kohli and Donald Mcleary.
03/06	15h45>16h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Gambits		nld	Adrian Scarborough kicks of a new story series set in what might seem like an everyday Essex village, but is anything but. Today: in The Board, chess fever grips the villagers.
03/06	16h00>16h30	(0x00) ?	nld	A Good Read		nld	Biographer and journalist Kathryn Hughes and No Such Thing As a Fish presenter Dan Schreiber recommend books about Flaubert and the KLF to Harriett Gilbert.
03/06	16h30>17h00	(0x00) ?	nld	History's Secret Heroes		nld	Manfred Gans joins an elite, secret unit of Jewish commandos to take on the Nazis. But can he save his own family?
03/06	17h00>17h30	(0x00) ?	nld	The Beaches		nld	A top secret little-known mission that changed the outcome of World War II. Not Alan Turing's Enigma code-breaking mission but a daring scientific foray, behind enemy lines.
03/06	17h30>18h00	(0x00) ?	nld	The Kitchen Cabinet		nld	Jay Rayner and his panel discuss tips and tricks for making ice cream, and the most adventurous flavours they've tried to make. They also discuss how to make perfect scratchings.
03/06	18h00>19h00	(0x00) ?	nld	PM		nld	Afternoon news and current affairs programme, reporting on breaking stories and summing up the day's headlines.
03/06	19h00>19h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Six O'Clock News		nld	National and international news from BBC Radio 4
03/06	19h30>20h00	(0x00) ?	nld	I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue		nld	A return visit to Blackburn for Marcus Brigstocke, Henning Wehn, Vicki Pepperdine and Tony Hawks, with Jack Dee the reluctant arbiter.
03/06	20h00>20h15	(0x00) ?	nld	The Archers		nld	Fallon springs a surprise, and Vince is on the warpath.
03/06	20h15>21h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Front Row		nld	Live magazine programme on the worlds of arts, literature, film, media and music.
03/06	21h00>21h30	(0x00) ?	nld	The Briefing Room		nld	David Aaronovitch and guests assess the latest developments in Ukraine. In 2022, Russia was expected to win the war easily. It didn't. But is it gaining the upper hand now?
03/06	21h30>22h00	(0x00) ?	nld	BBC Inside Science		nld	We all know sleep is important – but why do we do it? Plus, the elusive element that has finally revealed its secrets, human super-predators, and the bacteria living in your gut.
03/06	22h00>22h45	(0x00) ?	nld	Start the Week		nld	Robin Wall Kimmerer, Hugh Warwick and Olivia Laing explore how indigenous stories of the natural world are entangled with scientific understanding and human history
03/06	22h45>23h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Assume Nothing: The Shankill Gold Rush		nld	1969. Young Billy Stevenson climbs the chimney of a half-demolished house. He’s about to drop back down when he notices a tin box hidden in the brick. Could it be treasure?
03/06	23h00>23h45	(0x00) ?	nld	The World Tonight		nld	In depth reporting, intelligent analysis and breaking news from a global perspective.
03/06	23h45>00h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Long Island by Colm Toibin		nld	The next part of Colm Toibin's sequel to Brooklyn, read by Niamh Cusack. Today: emotions rise at Miriam's wedding, with Jim finally admitting to Eilis that he still has regrets.
03/06	00h00>00h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Harland		nld	The disappearance of Evie Bennett. The sink hole that swallowed a house. The mysterious man in the hare mask. DI Ward searches for clues in Lucy Catherine's supernatural thriller.
03/06	00h30>01h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Soul Music		nld	True stories of what Kate Bush's iconic anthem means to people around the world, from its release in 1985 to its return to the charts in 2022.
03/06	01h00>01h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Midnight News		nld	National and international news from BBC Radio 4
03/06	01h30>01h48	(0x00) ?	nld	Night Train to Odesa by Jen Stout		nld	Studying in Moscow when Ukraine is invaded, journalist Jen Stout scrambles to cross the border and discover the human cost of Russian aggression. Read by the author.
03/06	01h48>02h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Shipping Forecast		nld	The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
04/06	02h00>06h20	(0x00) ?	nld	World Service		nld	BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
04/06	06h20>06h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Shipping Forecast		nld	The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
04/06	06h30>06h43	(0x00) ?	nld	News Briefing		nld	The latest news from BBC Radio 4
04/06	06h43>06h45	(0x00) ?	nld	Prayer for the Day		nld	A reflection and prayer to start the day with Andrea Rea.
04/06	06h45>07h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Farming Today		nld	The latest news about food, farming and the countryside.
04/06	07h00>10h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Today		nld	News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
04/06	10h00>10h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Being Roman		nld	Two men, one woman. All three hopelessly devoted to each other. Apparently. Mary digs into an unconventional love story from ancient Rome.
04/06	10h30>11h00	(0x00) ?	nld	All in the Mind		nld	How to turn languishing into flourishing; perceptions of household chaos and mental health outcomes; an abuse survivor's story; why are we reluctant to reach out to old friends?
04/06	11h00>12h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Woman's Hour		nld	Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
04/06	12h00>12h45	(0x00) ?	nld	Add to Playlist		nld	Folk singer Sam Lee and composer Debbie Wiseman join Jeffrey Boakye and Anna Phoebe as they add five more tracks, including a 1960s experimental radiophonic workshop classic.
04/06	12h45>13h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Night Train to Odesa by Jen Stout		nld	Journalist Jen Stout crosses into Ukraine to report on the devastation caused by the Russian invasion; meeting refugees, soldiers and those who stayed behind. Read by the author.
04/06	13h00>13h04	(0x00) ?	nld	News Summary		nld	The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
04/06	13h04>13h57	(0x00) ?	nld	Call You and Yours		nld	News and discussion of consumer affairs
04/06	13h57>14h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Weather Forecast		nld	The latest weather forecast
04/06	14h00>14h45	(0x00) ?	nld	World at One		nld	Forty-five minutes of news, analysis and comment.
04/06	14h45>15h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Thief at the British Museum		nld	Ittai’s hunt for gems leads the team to the backstreets of Paris and a small town in Germany.
04/06	15h00>15h15	(0x00) ?	nld	The Archers		nld	Fallon springs a surprise, and Vince is on the warpath.
04/06	15h15>16h00	(0x00) ?	nld	A Tale of Ossian		nld	Poetic encounter between an old man with pockets full of leaves and a woman who becomes captivated by his stories.
04/06	16h00>16h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Short Cuts		nld	Josie Long presents short documentaries and audio adventures which emerge from dreams, hidden places and the afterlife. Curated by Axel Kacoutié and Eleanor McDowall Series Producer: Eleanor McDowall A Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 4
04/06	16h30>17h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Thinking Allowed		nld	Opioids in the US and UK: Laurie Taylor explores the changing nature of opioid use, from street heroin to synthetic prescription drugs.
04/06	17h00>17h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Poetry Please		nld	Roger McGough returns with a new series of Poetry Please. 1/4 Writer and comedian Frank Skinner makes his selection from listeners' poetry requests
04/06	17h30>18h00	(0x00) ?	nld	When It Hits the Fan		nld	Who's in the news for all the wrong reasons? With David Yelland and Simon Lewis.
04/06	18h00>19h00	(0x00) ?	nld	PM		nld	Afternoon news and current affairs programme, reporting on breaking stories and summing up the day's headlines.
04/06	19h00>19h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Six O'Clock News		nld	National and international news from BBC Radio 4
04/06	19h30>20h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Joe Lycett's Obsessions		nld	Joe Lycett is joined by actress Nina Wadia and comedian Elis James as they share their own personal obsessions.
04/06	20h00>20h15	(0x00) ?	nld	The Archers		nld	Joy attempts to make amends, and there’s trouble brewing for Lilian.
04/06	20h15>21h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Front Row		nld	Live magazine programme on the worlds of arts, literature, film, media and music.
04/06	21h00>21h45	(0x00) ?	nld	The Today Debate		nld	Mishal Husain is joined by a panel of guests to discuss the issues raised in the podcast ‘Intrigue: To Catch a Scorpion’.
04/06	21h45>22h00	(0x00) ?	nld	In Touch		nld	News, views and information for people who are blind or partially sighted.
04/06	22h00>22h30	(0x00) ?	nld	The Law Show		nld	Your guide to the law and the legal decisions that have a bearing on everyone in the UK. This week: assisted dying, county court judgments, and drill music as evidence in trials.
04/06	22h30>23h00	(0x00) ?	nld	The Bottom Line: The Decisions That Made Me A Leader		nld	Evan Davis sits down with Krisi Smith, co-founder of the tea company Bird and Blend, who had worked in more than 30 jobs by the age of 24.
04/06	23h00>23h45	(0x00) ?	nld	The World Tonight		nld	In depth reporting, intelligent analysis and breaking news from a global perspective.
04/06	23h45>00h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Long Island by Colm Toibin		nld	Niamh Cusack continues the heartrending sequel to Brooklyn: Today: suspicious that both Eilis and Jim are in Dublin, Nancy takes drastic action.
04/06	00h00>00h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Uncanny USA		nld	Danny Robins turns his supernatural gaze to the other side of the Atlantic.
04/06	00h30>01h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Soul Music		nld	Stories of what Bruce Springsteen's hit means to people around the world, with Bruce Springsteen and Jon Landau on the origins of the song.
04/06	01h00>01h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Midnight News		nld	National and international news from BBC Radio 4
04/06	01h30>01h48	(0x00) ?	nld	Night Train to Odesa by Jen Stout		nld	Journalist Jen Stout crosses into Ukraine to report on the devastation caused by the Russian invasion; meeting refugees, soldiers and those who stayed behind. Read by the author.
04/06	01h48>02h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Shipping Forecast		nld	The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
05/06	02h00>06h20	(0x00) ?	nld	World Service		nld	BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
05/06	06h20>06h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Shipping Forecast		nld	The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
05/06	06h30>06h43	(0x00) ?	nld	News Briefing		nld	The latest news from BBC Radio 4
05/06	06h43>06h45	(0x00) ?	nld	Prayer for the Day		nld	A reflection and prayer to start the day with Andrea Rea.
05/06	06h45>07h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Farming Today		nld	The latest news about food, farming and the countryside.
05/06	07h00>10h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Today		nld	News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
05/06	10h00>10h30	(0x00) ?	nld	More or Less		nld	Tim Harford explains - and sometimes debunks - the numbers and statistics used in political debate, the news and everyday life.
05/06	10h30>11h00	(0x00) ?	nld	To Catch a Scorpion		nld	The job of policing smuggling gangs is obstructed by a network of well-wishers who want to help refugees and sometimes end up helping the gangs - has this happened with Scorpion?
05/06	11h00>12h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Woman's Hour		nld	Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
05/06	12h00>12h45	(0x00) ?	nld	The Today Debate		nld	Mishal Husain is joined by a panel of guests to discuss the issues raised in the podcast ‘Intrigue: To Catch a Scorpion’.
05/06	12h45>13h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Night Train to Odesa by Jen Stout		nld	Nervous about what she might find, Jen Stout is bound for Kharkiv - a city she knew well before the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Read by the author.
05/06	13h00>13h04	(0x00) ?	nld	News Summary		nld	The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
05/06	13h04>13h57	(0x00) ?	nld	You and Yours		nld	News and discussion of consumer affairs
05/06	13h57>14h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Weather Forecast		nld	The latest weather forecast
05/06	14h00>14h45	(0x00) ?	nld	World At One		nld	Forty-five minutes of news, analysis and comment.
05/06	14h45>15h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Thief at the British Museum		nld	Katie receives a tip-off that the eBay seller sultan1966 has been selling gems in the US.
05/06	15h00>15h15	(0x00) ?	nld	The Archers		nld	Joy attempts to make amends, and there’s trouble brewing for Lilian.
05/06	15h15>16h00	(0x00) ?	nld	The Interrogation		nld	DI Matthews and DS Armitage interview Billy, who is well-known to the police, along with his father. But today Billy is just there to help in Roy Williams' popular crime series.
05/06	16h00>16h30	(0x00) ?	nld	The Law Show		nld	The Law Show is your guide to the law and the legal decisions that have a bearing on everyone in the UK.
05/06	16h30>17h00	(0x00) ?	nld	The Artificial Human		nld	When we talk to a chatbot we can't help behave like there's a mind on the other end of the chat even when there's not. Aleks and Kevin want to know when this becomes a problem.
05/06	17h00>18h00	(0x00) ?	nld	The Media Show		nld	Topical programme about the fast-changing media world.
05/06	18h00>19h00	(0x00) ?	nld	PM		nld	Afternoon news and current affairs programme, reporting on breaking stories and summing up the day's headlines.
05/06	19h00>19h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Six O'Clock News		nld	National and international news from BBC Radio 4
05/06	19h30>20h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Robin Ince's Reality Tunnel		nld	Writer, broadcaster, and comedian Robin Ince is back with his acclaimed series. This time he's talking about love, art, and his love of art.
05/06	20h00>20h15	(0x00) ?	nld	The Archers		nld	Freddie has a dangerous idea, and George is feeling the pressure.
05/06	20h15>21h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Front Row		nld	Live magazine programme on the worlds of arts, literature, film, media and music.
05/06	21h00>21h45	(0x00) ?	nld	Antisocial		nld	Should meat and dairy be taken off menus to help save the planet from climate change?
05/06	21h45>22h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Uncharted with Hannah Fry		nld	Thomas Herndon was a student when he discovered an anomaly which, if true, will shake the intellectual foundations of a global movement and undermine politicians around the world.
05/06	22h00>22h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Being Roman		nld	Two men, one woman. All three hopelessly devoted to each other. Apparently. Mary digs into an unconventional love story from ancient Rome.
05/06	22h30>23h00	(0x00) ?	nld	All in the Mind		nld	How to turn languishing into flourishing; perceptions of household chaos and mental health outcomes; an abuse survivor's story; why are we reluctant to reach out to old friends?
05/06	23h00>23h45	(0x00) ?	nld	The World Tonight		nld	In depth reporting, intelligent analysis and breaking news from a global perspective.
05/06	23h45>00h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Long Island by Colm Toibin		nld	Niamh Cusack reads the sequel to Colm Toibin's beloved novel, Brooklyn. Today: a letter from home forces Eilis into a decision.
05/06	00h00>00h15	(0x00) ?	nld	Bunk Bed		nld	Married couple Guy Garvey and Rachel Stirling test their affection for each other under scrutiny in a frank and hilarious in-bed chat.
05/06	00h15>00h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Chloe Petts' Toilet Humour		nld	Comedian Chloe Petts explores the history of the loo from ancient Roman latrines to the culture wars of today.
05/06	00h30>01h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Soul Music		nld	Into My Arms was released in 1997 on the Boatman's Call album by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.
05/06	01h00>01h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Midnight News		nld	National and international news from BBC Radio 4
05/06	01h30>01h48	(0x00) ?	nld	Night Train to Odesa by Jen Stout		nld	Nervous about what she might find, Jen Stout is bound for Kharkiv - a city she knew well before the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Read by the author.
05/06	01h48>02h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Shipping Forecast		nld	The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
06/06	02h00>06h20	(0x00) ?	nld	World Service		nld	BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
06/06	06h20>06h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Shipping Forecast		nld	The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
06/06	06h30>06h43	(0x00) ?	nld	News Briefing		nld	The latest news from BBC Radio 4
06/06	06h43>06h45	(0x00) ?	nld	Prayer for the Day		nld	A reflection and prayer to start the day with Andrea Rea.
06/06	06h45>07h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Farming Today		nld	The latest news about food, farming and the countryside.
06/06	07h00>10h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Today		nld	News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
06/06	10h00>10h45	(0x00) ?	nld	In Our Time		nld	Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the history of ideas.
06/06	10h45>11h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Just One Thing with Michael Mosley		nld	Michael reveals how slowing your mealtimes and savouring the flavours could help you stay full for longer, cut down your snacking and even reduce your blood sugar levels.
06/06	11h00>12h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Woman's Hour		nld	Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire.
06/06	12h00>12h45	(0x00) ?	nld	This Cultural Life		nld	Live magazine programme on the worlds of arts, literature, film, media and music
06/06	12h45>13h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Night Train to Odesa by Jen Stout		nld	After spending some time back home in Shetland journalist Jen Stout is preparing to return to Ukraine – but this time, she wants to get closer to the front line. Read by the author
06/06	13h00>13h04	(0x00) ?	nld	News Summary		nld	The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
06/06	13h04>13h32	(0x00) ?	nld	The Bottom Line		nld	Evan Davis hosts the business conversation show, with insight from the people at the top.
06/06	13h32>13h57	(0x00) ?	nld	Sliced Bread		nld	Greg Foot investigates the so-called wonder products making bold claims.
06/06	13h57>14h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Weather Forecast		nld	The latest weather forecast
06/06	14h00>14h45	(0x00) ?	nld	World at One		nld	Forty-five minutes of news, analysis and comment.
06/06	14h45>15h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Thief at the British Museum		nld	Ittai hands over his gems and the Museum launches a recovery process to try and find more of the missing items. But will it ever get back what has been lost?
06/06	15h00>15h15	(0x00) ?	nld	The Archers		nld	Freddie has a dangerous idea, and George is feeling the pressure.
06/06	15h15>16h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Voodoo Macbeth		nld	by Sharon Oakes Drama about the landmark 1936 theatrical production of Macbeth which confronted US segregation laws and launched the career of twenty year old Orson Welles.
06/06	16h00>16h27	(0x00) ?	nld	Open Country		nld	Helen Mark explores the chalk hill carvings of Wiltshire - the county which has more of them than anywhere else, including eight white horses.
06/06	16h27>16h30	(0x00) ?	nld	The Radio 4 Appeal		nld	Disability advocate Shani Dhanda makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of ADD International
06/06	16h30>17h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Word of Mouth		nld	Two former child laureates in conversation. Michael Rosen meets fellow children's author Michael Morpurgo, author of over 150 books - including Warhorse.
06/06	17h00>17h30	(0x00) ?	nld	The Briefing Room		nld	David Aaronovitch and a panel of experts and insiders present in-depth explainers on big issues in the news.
06/06	17h30>18h00	(0x00) ?	nld	BBC Inside Science		nld	A weekly programme looking at the science that's changing our world.
06/06	18h00>19h00	(0x00) ?	nld	PM		nld	Afternoon news and current affairs programme, reporting on breaking stories and summing up the day's headlines.
06/06	19h00>19h30	(0x00) ?	nld	Six O'Clock News		nld	National and international news from BBC Radio 4
06/06	19h30>20h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Rhysearch		nld	Comedian Rhys James investigates topics that the rest of us are too busy to be bothered with. Questions like, Will we live on Mars?
06/06	20h00>20h15	(0x00) ?	nld	The Archers		nld	Harrison comes to a realisation, and it’s a big day for Ben.
06/06	20h15>21h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Front Row		nld	Live magazine programme on the worlds of arts, literature, film, media and music.
06/06	21h00>22h00	(0x00) ?	nld	The Media Show		nld	Topical programme about the fast-changing media world.
06/06	22h00>22h45	(0x00) ?	nld	Loose Ends		nld	Clive Anderson and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
06/06	22h45>23h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Why Do We Do That?		nld	Doomscrolling is the act of spending an excessive amount of time on absorbing negative news. Ella Al-Shamahi investigates if we are naturally drawn to the doom and gloom.
06/06	23h00>23h45	(0x00) ?	nld	The World Tonight		nld	In depth reporting, intelligent analysis and breaking news from a global perspective.
06/06	23h45>00h00	(0x00) ?	nld	Long Island by Colm Toibin		nld	Desperate for an explanation after Nancy's shocking revelation, Eilis goes in search of Jim. Niamh Cusack continues the heartbreaking sequel to Brooklyn, set twenty years on.