dancehallThe five hottest tunes in dancehall get counted down by 1Xtra's Robbo Ranx. Hear the full run down each Thursday night from 10pm-1am on 1Xtra. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.Will Mr Vegas hang onto the top spot for the 6th week in a row or will a new entry take his crown?2009-11-05T23:13:00+00:00dnbThe official top five selling tunes in D&B get counted down by 1Xtra's Bailey. Hear the full run down each Wednesday night from 10pm-1am on 1Xtra. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialSub Focus still at Number 1? Find out in DnB top 5 rundown with Bailey!2009-11-05T16:18:00+00:00hiphopThe five hottest tunes in hip hop get counted down by 1Xtra's Semtex. Hear the full run down each Friday night from 10pm-1am on 1Xtra. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.Semtex is back with his top 5 bangers.2009-11-06T23:45:00+00:00rnbThe five hottest tunes in RnB get counted down by 1Xtra's Ronnie Herel. Hear the full run down each Monday night from 10pm-1am on 1Xtra. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.The top 5 RnB tunes battle it out for the number 1 spot!2009-11-03T00:47:00+00:00ukgThe five hottest tunes in garage get counted down by 1Xtra's DJ Cameo. Hear the full run down each Tuesday night from 10pm-1am on 1Xtra. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.Funky D, Ill Blu & Tempa T all fight it out for the top spot!2009-11-05T16:13:00+00:005lnpiNicky Campbell presents a lively debate with listeners on the big news story of the day, broadcast live every weekday from 9am on BBC Radio 5 live.Gordon Brown spoke about Britain's strategy in Afghanistan this morning, and we got your reaction on the Breakfast phone-in2009-11-06T10:06:00+00:005lrDonal MacIntyre with hard-hitting investigative journalism from the 5 live Investigations team. Find out the real truth about the world you live in - and if you've got a story you think we should look into, email us in confidence at donal@bbc.co.ukRules aimed at preventing bogus foreign students for getting British visas are failing. The Investigators look at the claims made by frontline immigration officers that the new system, aimed at cracking down on fraudulent immigration applications, is ripe for abuse. We hear the Home Office response to that allegation and speak with Keith Vaz MP, whose parliamentary committee looked into bogus colleges earlier this year.2009-11-01T20:44:00+00:00606The UK's biggest football phone-in, broadcast on Saturdays, Sundays and midweek on BBC Radio 5 live. Fans take part in a lively debate about the latest matches and talking points.Manchester City fans debate Mark Hughes's future after they are held to a draw with Burnley, Ipswich fans claim they are promotion bound and Staines fans celebrate the magic of the FA Cup with victory over Shrewsbury.2009-11-07T21:00:00+00:007dwsRadio Wales' Gareth Lewis and the Scrum V team are joined by the games' big names for a round-up of news and analysis from the world of Welsh rugby. Updated every Monday at 0800.Nick Webb takes a look at the Welsh team to face the All Blacks, while Justin Marshall meets Graham Henry, Daniel Carter and Richie McCaw2009-11-02T18:44:00+00:00adamandjoeWeekly highlights from Adam Buxton and Joe Cornish's show at the Big British Castle, as broadcast every Saturday morning from 9 to 12 on BBC 6 Music. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialIt's a special freebie this week as even though Adam and Joe are away, they have left you a Boggins style present in the shape of a podcast. Have a look at our blog - bbc.co.uk/blogs/adamandjoe and you can email us at any time - adamandjoe.6music@bbc.co.uk2009-11-03T13:37:00+00:00analysisAnalysis makes sense of the ideas that change the world. What made Islam political, whether the Government can make us go green, why we think the market in human organs is repugnant are just some of the subjects the series tackles. With thought-provoking and expert presenters, Analysis aims to make the world of policy and ideas both interesting and surprising. There are 26 episodes a year, in three series. Podcasts are available for a week after transmission while the programme is on air.Stephanie Flanders asks how much credibility economics has left after the financial crisis.2009-11-02T21:02:00+00:00r3artsThe best of Night Waves, Radio 3's flagship arts and ideas programme, featuring in-depth interviews; vociferous debates on key cultural and philosophical questions; and critics' judgement on the latest releases. Night Waves is broadcast on BBC Radio 3 Mon - Thurs at 9.15pm. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialKen Livingstone on his experience as Mayor of London, William Orbit teaches us how to listen, Gwen Adshead consultant psychotherapist at Broadmoor high-security psychiatric hospital on the woman's right to be evil and a panel debate whether the West is losing its nerve.2009-11-03T10:55:00+00:00asianchartThe best desi music around from Asian Network's playlist. Everything from Bhangra to Bollywood and British Asian Underground. Listen to the Asian Network Chart every Saturday from 12 noon, with Noreen on BBC Asian Network. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.Has Jay Sean made it to number 1 or will Chiggy Wiggy stay at the top spot this week? Noreen brings you this weeks Asian Network top 20 and also some new music from Malkit Singh Ft Mumzy with Nach Billo and Zoobi Doobi from the Bollywood movie 3 Idiots.2009-11-07T14:00:00+00:00arymarcTrin a thrafod y byd pêl-droed yng nghwmni Dylan Jones a Gary Pritchard a chefnogwyr ledled y wlad. Hynt a helyntion clybiau Cymru a phêl-droed o bob cwr o'r byd, gan gynnwys y diweddaraf o Wrecsam, Caerdydd, Abertawe ac Uwchgynghrair Cymru, yn ogystal â straeon difyr o glybiau Cymru o Fôn i Fynwy. Am fwy o wybodaeth ewch i http://www.bbc.co.uk/cymru/arymarc/Edrych ymlaen at gemau mawr y dydd Abertawe v Caerdydd a Rhyl v Llanelli, a hefyd ydach chi yn cofio rhai gemau gyda chanlyniadau annisgwyl?2009-11-07T10:30:00+00:00atcAward-winning series exploring religious, spiritual and moral issues. All Things Considered adopts a variety of formats, from documentary to interview and discussion, but is always revealing. The programme is broadcast weekly on BBC Radio Wales on Sundays 0831 - 0859 and Wednesdays 1832 - 1900. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialSome reckon it could herald a change as dramatic as the Reformation 500 years ago. Even those less excited claim it has significantly damaged both the Anglican Communion and the Archbishop of Canterbury. Roy Jenkins and guests look at Pope Benedict’s decision to open the door to disaffected Anglicans. His proposal for what would effectively be a church within a church has caused fury and delight, expressed at more or less equal volume. What will it all come to? What are the implications for parishes across the country? And how simple will it be for Anglican priests who are now ready to buy a one-way ticket to Rome.2009-11-01T09:00:00+00:00moylesWeekly highlights from the award-winning Chris Moyles breakfast show, as broadcast by Chris and team every morning from 6.30am to 10am. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialThe Foo Fighters and Take That front-men join us in the studio, we get a surprise visit from Jimmy Carr & David Walliams and Dave continues the search for his wedding ring. It’s all the best bits of the week from The Chris Moyles Show on BBC Radio 1.2009-11-06T05:30:00+00:00moylesenWeekly highlights from the award-winning Chris Moyles breakfast show - with pictures! As broadcast by Chris and team every morning from 6.30am to 10am. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialThe Foo Fighters and Take That front-men join us in the studio, we get a surprise visit from Jimmy Carr & David Walliams and Dave continues the search for his wedding ring. It’s all the best bits of the week from The Chris Moyles Show on BBC Radio 1.2009-11-06T05:30:00+00:00nolanStephen Nolan's no nonsense approach to confronting the biggest issues of the day has made it the biggest show in the country. An unmissable mixture of news, phone ins and entertainment.We hear an interview with the man who was shot in a punishment attack as he returns home from hospital - his mother tells us more about life after the assault.2009-11-06T12:04:00+00:00todayInsight, analysis and expert debate as key policy makers are challenged on the latest news stories. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialTravel writer Jan Morris has changed tack for her latest book, by writing about people instead of the places she visits. Miss Morris comments on her latest travels.2009-11-07T11:25:00+00:00beliefDebates exploring the place of religion and faith in today's complex world. Ernie Rea is joined every week by a multi-faith panel who discuss how their religious traditions affect their values and perspectives on a variety of topics, often revealing hidden and contradictory truths. In each programme guests listen to a personal story which challenges their point of view and forces them to place their faith and values within the context of real life experiences.booksSimon Mayo and a panel of reviewers discuss two newly-released titles every week, and speak to the authors themselves. Broadcast live on BBC Radio 5 live on Thursday afternoons.Ben Elton's latest novel 'Meltdown' and 'Who Dares Wins' by Chris Ryan are this weeks books. Both authors joined Simon and reviewers Boyd Hilton, Joel Morris, and Niven Govinden...2009-11-05T17:11:00+00:00asiannewsA weekly round-up of news, sport and entertainment from a British Asian perspective. The ten best stories taken from Asian Network Reports presented by Rozina Sini, every weekday at 12.30 and 6pm. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK. Asian Network Reports was formerly known as British Asian News. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialGovernment aims to stop people being involved in extremism. Pudsey bear learns Bhangra & The little master reaches another milestone.2009-11-06T13:55:00+00:00bhNews, discussion & a few gags. The Sunday papers & the BH quiz. Broadcast every Sunday morning on BBC Radio 4 between 9 and 10. Presented by Paddy O'Connell. Each week discussion about the key themes in the news, there's a review of the Sunday newspapers and a quiz with a special prize. Updated each Sunday. Subscribe to the BH Newsletter and the podcast at www.bbc.co.uk/bhNews and conversation about the big stories of the week with Kevin Connolly Today's newspaper reviewers were Katy Derham, Rebecca Front and John O'Farrell2009-11-01T10:27:00+00:00c2Caneuon o sesiynau newydd, newyddion cerddorol, chwaraeon, adolygiadau gigs, ffilmiau a cherddoriaeth, cyfweliadau, gwesteion arbennig a llawer mwy! Darnau gorau C2 pob wythnos gyda Magi Dodd, Glyn Wise, Huw Stephens, Lisa Gwilym, Daniel Glyn, Jeni Lyn a BB Aled. Am fwy o wybodaeth ewch i http://www.bbc.co.uk/c2/Y diweddaraf o Lundain gyda BB Aled, Hefin yn holi Rhys Edwards (Jakokoyak) am yr albym newydd 'Aerophlot' a chynlluniau eraill label Peski, Eilir Pierce yn adolygu'r ffilm 'Michael Jackson: This Is It' ar raglen Magi a Glyn, Cynan Llwyd yn edrych nol ar benwythnos Gwyl Swn yng Nghaerdydd ar raglen Griff Lynch, Daniel Glyn a Ieuan Rhys yn trafod y cyfieithiad Cymraeg o 'New York New York' a'r elyniaeth rhwng ffans pel-droed Caerdydd ac Abertawe, Bethan Hughes o'r gyfres gomedi Ista'n Bwl yn sgwrsio hefo Nia Medi a Ianto o Nos Sadwrn Bach yn sgwrsio gyda Jeni Lyn2009-11-02T17:00:00+00:00balListen to Building a Library, comparing available recordings of a work from the classical music repertoire. This is an edited version of the regular CD Review slot where guest experts review and gives recommendations. Building a Library is broadcast every Saturday from 9.30am on BBC Radio 3. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.BAL: Britten War Requiem. Jonathan Swain recommends a recording2009-11-07T10:15:00+00:00cff1Formula 1 interviews, reaction and reports. Five live presents a round-up of the race weekend.In a special edition of the podcast, Simon Mayo is joined by the 5 live F1 team, Ross Brawn of Brawn GP and Christian Horner of Red Bull, to discuss the season, from Jenson Button and Brawn's remarkable success to the controversies that have dogged the sport.2009-11-04T17:51:00+00:005lfdFootball news, interviews and discussion. Highlights from Radio 5 live's reporting of the Premier League, The Championship, League One, League Two, the Champions League, the FA Cup and international football.Colin Murray kicks off the weekend with Perry Groves and Pat Nevin. The panel preview Chelsea v Manchester United and in particular the United defence. Also the future of Rafa Benitez comes under the microscope.2009-11-06T22:04:00+00:00evansCatch up with a week of Drivetime fun with Chris Evans. Hear the best stories and the biggest guests.Veggie vs Meat, Red vs Brown, how to make the perfect burger, and controversy abounds in the great Geography Millionaire Eliminator!2009-11-06T16:25:00+00:00ccOn the ground reporting from around the world which focuses on the human dimension of the big international stories.mayoThe best bits of Simon Mayo's afternoon show on BBC Radio 5 live which covers news, sport, film, music and more. For more information and the podcast Terms of Use go to www.bbc.co.uk/fivelive.Jon Ronson's book The Men Who Stare At Goats has been made into a movie starring George Clooney, Ewan McGregor, Kevin Spacey and Jeff Bridges. Jon spoke to Simon and Mark.2009-11-06T16:15:00+00:00ethicsProvocative weekly debate with William Crawley on moral, religious and ethical issues.On this week's Everyday Ethics we're exploring religion and science and the gap between them. Two stories for you: one involves American evangelicals who have resisted the climate change debate for years because of theological views about the future of the world but who now are re-orienting their tradition in the direction of climate science. The other story is a tale of apparitions, visions and dancing suns. Why did ten thousand people travel to the Marian Shrine in Knock this weekend?2009-11-01T11:22:00+00:00nimusicThe best new music from Northern Ireland! Alongside a guide to the biggest Northern Irish tracks on the ATL playlist, Rigsy presents a short gig guide and a profile on a local act ATL reckons are about to set the world alight. Also expect exclusive session tracks and one off specials from your favourite festivals in Ireland - north and south.We dig into the ATL vaults to bring you a session track from John Shelly & The Creatures, electro-thrash punks Not Squares kindly offer up their cracking track 'Yeah' after Rigsy hounded them on our blog and The Varionis are our Product of Northern Ireland. All this and the local hoedown lowdown that is the Line Up.2009-11-04T17:23:00+00:00excessbagTravellers' Tales from home and around the world: their destinations, experiences and issues arising from their journeys are discussed with Sandi Toksvig or John McCarthy from 1000 to 1030 am on Saturdays.John McCarthy talks to two writers who live in remote parts of Scotland about how the landscape affects their writing. And he meets an architectural historian and talks about his recent trip on the Orient Express and the impact of art deco on travel.2009-11-07T10:30:00+00:00farmingAll rural life is here: daily news of food, farming, the countryside and the environment with analysis and context from the BBC's experts in the field. Presented by Anna Hill, Miriam O'Reilly, Charlotte Smith and Mark Holdstock, Farming Today goes out every weekday on Radio 4 at 0545 (14 minutes) and at 0635 on Saturdays (22 minutes). As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialCharlotte Smith hears that we're farming fewer breeds than ever before, to feed our desire for consistent cuts of meat.2009-11-07T06:59:00+00:00ftA hilarious look at the volatile world of sport. Colin Murray keeps order as his guests compete for points with their sporting punditry. Colin rewards informed comments but penalises any witless outbursts. Broadcast live on Saturdays at 11am on BBC Radio 5 live.Gail Emms, Gary O'Reilly, Jeff Probyn and Terry Alderton all join Colin to try and gain points for punditry. Listen in to find out who will leave as this shows FT champion.2009-11-07T12:44:00+00:00fileon4A podcast offering Radio 4's award winning, flagship investigative series File on 4.In a world shares can change hands in micro seconds, thanks to automated trading, Michael Robinson reveals reveal how this kind of trading can give big banks an advantage over the rest of us. And he asks what chance regulators have of controlling casino bankers?2009-11-03T20:40:00+00:00hardingFolk, roots and acoustic music. Mike Harding presents the latest album releases, interviews and news from the world of folk. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.Ralph McTell receives a Parliamentary honour and performs live at a ceremony at the House of Commons.2009-11-04T20:00:00+00:00frictionThe best new and unsigned homegrown Asian artists presented by Bobby Friction. Listen to Friction live Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 22.00 on BBC Asian Network. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.The best new music this week2009-11-05T01:00:00+00:00fricomedyBringing you a satirical take on the week's news with the cream of UK comedy talent from BBC Radio 4. Currently offering the News Quiz.Cameron, Coups, and Climatology: Sandi Toksvig chairs in the week that Professor Nutt proved hard to crack, environmentalism and religion got a little closer, and the Tories' cast iron promise looked a little rusty.2009-11-06T18:59:00+00:00foocInsight, wit and analysis as the BBC's foreign correspondents take a closer look at the stories behind the headlines. Presented by Kate Adie. Broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in the UK on Saturdays at 1130 BST and for about 25 weeks of the year, on Thursdays at 1102 BST. BBC World Service broadcasts on Saturdays and Sundays all year round, presented by Alan Johnston. For more information, a full list of programme broadcast times and the podcast Terms of Use go to www.bbc.co.uk/fromourowncorrespondentAll aboard! As EU ministers plan the timetable ahead, we take a train journey to the heart of Europe. 'Nyiregyhaza is as rich in tombs, as in apples' -- eastern Hungary remembers its countryfolk deported to the Soviet Union. As Remembrance Day approaches, a young fusilier is baptised in the Helmand River. Our correspondent tries to discover how a friend come to be killed in the Nairobi slum of Kibera and a horoor story from our hypochondriac reporter in LA, as he tries to negotiate the US health care system.2009-11-07T12:15:00+00:00frontrowInterviews with leading novelists, musicians, film directors, artists and more, from Radio 4's flagship arts show, presented by Mark Lawson, Kirsty Lang and John Wilson. Front Row is broadcast on BBC Radio 4 each weekday evening at 7.15 - 7.45pm. Our podcast offers 30 minutes of highlights from the week's programmes, and a new edition appears every Friday.Bob Hoskins on learning new ways of acting; Ben Elton on his book Meltdown; Jarvis Cocker remembers Maida Vale; Panny Woolcock on her latest movie; LA Confidential writer James Ellroy.2009-11-06T17:00:00+00:00greatlivesBiography series exploring the greatest people who ever lived. Matthew Parris interviews an eminent guest and an expert to reveal the truth behind their history heroes.homegrownRas Kwame brings you the best in new black British music. 1Xtra's weekly 100% Homegrown podcast is a selection of unsigned UK talent, available to download for free every Sunday.3 brand new tracks from unsigned and undiscovered UK talent for free! This week’s podcasters include a multi genre rapper from Cumbria, a music obsessed singer from Manchester and a Bristolian MC who lives to work hard and party hard! www.myspace.com/thewarmupep www.myspace.com/stizzessentials www.myspace.com/triggadon2009-11-01T22:53:00+00:00iotThe history of ideas discussed by Melvyn Bragg and guests including Philosophy, science, literature, religion and the influence these ideas have on us today.Melvyn Bragg discusses the Siege of Münster in 1534-35, when radical Anabaptists tried to create the 'New Jerusalem' in a small German town, with horrific consequences. With Diarmaid MacCulloch, Charlotte Methuen,and Lucy Wooding.2009-11-05T10:03:00+00:00intouchNews, views and information for people who are blind or visually impaired. Presented by Peter White every Tuesday evening from 20:40 on BBC Radio 4.The case of a visually-impaired woman refused a ride on an airport bus because the driver claimed that unaccompanied travel by a blind person was against company regulations. The company in question insists this isn't the case, and has apologised for the mistake. But is there a real clash between the right to travel independently and the demands of health and safety? John Welsman, transport advisor for GDBA, tells us why he thinks experiences vary so much. Our search for ever more unlikely gadgets for blind and visually-impaired people continues as we leaf through the photo album geared especially to the needs of blind people (Co-operative Xest Talking Photo Album), and examine the iPod Touch.2009-11-05T10:15:00+00:00ipmWeekly podcast featuring passionate debate from across the web with Eddie Mair. Alternative takes on stories not always covered in the news - you decide what we report each week. Find the iPM blog at www.bbc.co.uk/ipm.Ahead of Remembrance Sunday, listeners share their letters and messages from loved ones and relatives sent away to war. The letters span World War I to Afghanistan and are written from the heart.2009-11-07T06:00:00+00:00irishIs é atá sa phodchraoladh seo ná míreanna ó chláracha Gaeilge BBC Raidió Uladh. Is é Blas príomhchlár Gaeilge an stáisiún, a chraoltar Luan, Máirt, Déardaoin agus Aoine á chur I láthair ag Lynette Fay, Tomaí Ó Conghaile is Brian Mullen. I rith Chraobhann Iomána agus Peile na hÉireann, tugann an clár An Domhnach Mór deis do lucht tacaíochta agus díograise na gcluichí a dtuairimí féin a nochtadh ina leith. Rogha míreanna ó na cláracha seo ar fad atá sa phodchraoladh. Bain sult as!ioloIolo Williams yn edrych ar rai o greaduriaid rhyfeddol a phrin y byd ac yn crwydro gwarchodfeydd bywyd gwyllt Cymru - dyma gyfle i chi ymuno â'r naturiaethwr enwog ar ei deithiau a chlywed ei argraffiadau personol o'r hyn mae'n ei weld o'i gwmpas.jazzlibAlyn Shipton identifies the key players, bandleaders, vocalists and arrangers who should form the cornerstone of any jazz collection. Jazz Library is broadcast on Saturdays at 16.00 on BBC Radio 3. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.Among musicians, Stan Getz was regarded as a troubled genius – a difficult man whose personality swings were such that fellow musician Zoot Sims called him "a nice bunch of guys". To his public, Getz was an infallible soloist, capable of communicating directly to the heart. This week's Jazz Library Podcast looks at the man and his music. Everyone tends to talk of the Getz "sound," although as Dave Gelly explains his sound altered and matured over the years, while retaining its essential musical qualities, so that Getz's playing was always instantly recognisable.2009-11-07T16:30:00+00:00pienaarA weekly politics round-up presented by John Pienaar. The best of Prime Minister's Questions and the week in Westminster.John looks at a week which saw further deaths in Afghanistan raise questions over Britain's continued presence in the country. It was also the week when MPs discovered what Sir Christopher Kelly's review of expenses would mean for them. His guest analyst is Ben Duckworth, Editor of Total Politics.2009-11-05T18:00:00+00:00rossWeekly highlights from Jonathan's Saturday morning show on BBC Radio 2: Top name TV, film and music guests, plus Jonathan's unbridled wit. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialJonathan is joined by upcoming young actor and former So Solid Crew member, Ashley Walters, plus there's a touch of glamour with Hammer House girls Madeline Smith and Valerie Leon2009-11-02T15:55:00+00:00lawSharp, insightful and witty reporting on the week's legal news in language everyone can understand. From crime to divorce at home, to international law and war crimes abroad, barrister Clive Coleman gets behind the headlines to find out what legal developments really mean. This half-hour programme is broadcast at 4 pm on Tuesday afternoons on Radio 4 for 26 weeks a year. Podcasts are available for a week after transmission while the programme is on air. Law in Action is currently off-air - it will return on 20 October.Former Director of Public Prosecutions Sir Ken Macdonald QC talks to Clive Coleman about his time in the post - five extraordinary years that spanned some of the biggest terrorism prosecutions ever seen in the UK.2009-11-03T16:30:00+00:00letterInformative, educational and interesting. A special programme, in the form of a 'letter', specifically aimed at Gaelic learners who already have some knowledge of the language.How familiar are you with Scotland’s islands? This week Ruairidh examines nicknames associated with three islands. Do you where The cross-wise island, The kingdom of the wild forest and The island of the big women are located? Find out in this week’s podcast. Accompanying Gaelic text, grammar points and vocabulary are all available at bbc.co.uk/litir.2009-11-06T12:21:00+00:00lovebollyInterviews with the big stars and celebrities from the world of Bollywood, plus the latest news and your film reviews. All taken from 'Love Bollywood' on the BBC Asian Network, weekends from 9am presented by Raj & Pablo.Rajeev Masand with the latest Bollywood news from Mumbai, Film Review of Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani and director Raj Kumar Santoshi chats to Raj & Pablo about the film.2009-11-07T12:22:00+00:00kermodeMark Kermode discusses the latest film releases with Simon Mayo. Lively, controversial and unmissable movie discussion. Broadcast live on Fridays at 3pm on BBC Radio 5 live. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialAuthor Jon Ronson is in the studio for the review of the film version of The Men Who Stare At Goats. Also reviewed are Jennifer's Body; Fourth Kind; Christmas Carol; Bright Star; and Henri-Georges Clouzot's Inferno.2009-11-06T16:35:00+00:00materialWeekly science conversation, on everything from archaeology to zoology, from abacus to the antipodean rodent zyzomys, by way of meteorites. Presented by Quentin Cooper, and airing every Thursday, 4:30 pm.A small group of pioneering chemists are using DNA to build the nano-engines of the future - Quentin Cooper finds out more. The Nazca civilisation is famous for the giant lines it inscribed into the high Peruvian desert; but catastrophic deforestation is now blamed for its demise 1500 years ago. ESA's SMOS satellite launched this week is intended to map soil moisture across the planet and the trajectories of the ocean currents. Quentin hears how it will improve weather forecasts.2009-11-05T18:00:00+00:00medmattersThe latest medical information and advice from Radio 4's health programmes. In Case Notes Dr Mark Porter takes an in-depth look at a different topic each week, speaking to doctors, patients and researchers about the latest treatments. In All in the Mind, psychologist, Claudia Hammond examines how we think and why we behave as we do.Romanian orphans adopted by UK families 20 years on.2009-11-03T22:00:00+00:00midweekDiverse conversation with Libby Purves and her four guests. The focus of Midweek is personal experience, the story behind the story. A mix of the famous, the infamous, and first time broadcasters. Forty-five minutes of lively conversation to start the day.This week Libby Purves is joined by Phill Jupitus who is currently starring as Edna Turnblad in the musical Hairspray; Professor Mary Beard is a Cambridge don who now has her own blog on Times Online and has published writings from it in her book It's a Don's Life; presenter and broadcaster Emma Freud has written a foreward to her late father's book, A Feast of Freud: A Collection of the Wittiest Writings of Clement Freud; and former England and Wasps rugby player Lawrence Dallaglio on his book Rugby Tales - Legendary Stories of Blood, Sweat and Beers.2009-11-04T10:39:00+00:00moneyboxAll that matters about money with Paul Lewis. News of savings and investments, credit cards and loans, pensions, banking, tax, benefits and giving to charity. The UK's premier weekly round-up of personal finance from the BBC. Programme broadcast each Saturday at 1204 BST and episodes added each Saturday afternoon. Each episode approx 24 mins. You will also receive podcasts of Money Box Live ? the interactive programme answering questions about personal finance issues, hosted by either Paul Lewis or Vincent Duggleby. Broadcast each Wednesday at 1502 BST and with episodes added each Wednesday afternoon.New guidance on keeping bank card PINs. Will the break up of RBS and Lloyds benefit customers? What does the future hold for Child Trust Funds? Plus: Should you snap up Lloyds latest share offer?2009-11-07T13:01:00+00:00moreorlessMore or Less makes sense of the numbers that surround us and that rule our world. With wit, freshness and simplicity Tim Harford shows the genuine significance of statistics, productivity, performance indicators, measurements and quantification of every kind. We all use numbers in so many ways to argue about, understand, help make sense of the world around us. More or Less hopes to make that task easier, more entertaining, more surprising. This half-hour programme is broadcast at 1330 on Friday afternoons and repeated at 2000 on Sundays on Radio 4.huwintroThe most exciting new music from emerging artists and DIY labels introduced to you by Radio 1's Huw Stephens. Hip-Hop, Drum n' Bass, Electronica, Indie and Folk...it's the best music you've never heard.Atmospheric post-rock dubstep from Nedry at Maida Vale. There's also a full new track from undiscovered Welsh act, Portals; tracks from the DIY label of the week and something unexpectedly satisfying from the tech-sheds of Radio 1's FM Radio engineers!2009-11-05T17:07:00+00:00musicmatThe latest news on classical music. Interviews with key UK and international performers, composers, directors, conductors and musicians. With features on opera, jazz, world and community music making. BBC Radio 3's 45 minute music magazine show presented by Tom Service and Petroc Trelawny. Broadcast every Saturday at 12.15pm (exc. last Sat in month). Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.Petroc Trelawny presents a special edition from the studios of Deutschlandradio Kultur to mark the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. With the help of some of the key players in the city's musical life over the past two decades, Petroc goes back to the immediate aftermath of the events of November 1989, when a city that had been divided for so long suddenly found itself with a least two of everything - including three opera houses and a surfeit of professional orchestras. The story since has been one of sometimes bitter rivalry - especially between the two main opera houses, the Deutsche Oper in the West and the Staatsoper in the East - and an ongoing search for a way of rationalising musical life in a city that is in a state of financial crisis.2009-11-06T11:55:00+00:00musicweekThe week's music news condensed into a handy snack for your mp3 player! Julie Cullen and Matt Everitt discuss the latest issues and interview movers and shakers from the music business, as heard on BBC 6 Music every Sunday.This week we were at the Q Awards, with Robert Plant, Amy Winehouse, Muse and The Specials, plus many more. It's birthdays galore as we celebrate 75 years of The Maida Vale Studios and Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club turns 50. Plus, Holly Johnson talks about Frankie Goes to Hollywood reunion plans.2009-11-01T13:00:00+00:00newalesJoin Adam Walton for a round-up of the news, sport, entertainment and stories from North East Wales that have aired this week on BBC Radio Wales. The podcast is available from 1:00 PM every Friday.pauljonesClassic R&B and the cream of new blues releases, featuring exclusive live sessions and interviews. Presented by Paul Jones every Monday evening on BBC Radio 2. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialAn extended interview and session with Ian Siegal, plus CD tracks from Richard Bona, Southside Johnny, Shirley Johnson, Hokie Joint, Big Lucky Carter and a slight return to a session by Mike Dowling.2009-11-02T20:00:00+00:00worldbizInsights into the business world with Peter Day - featuring content from his Radio 4 In Business programme, and also Global Business from the BBC World Service.Peter Day reports from Bolivia. As a Presidential election looms in December can a land divided between East and West, Coca and natural resources be united under an indigenous President intent on redressing the balance. Producer: Julie Ball Editor: Stephen Chilcott2009-11-02T23:06:00+00:00podsThe week's news as seen by bloggers, podcasters and citizen journalists. Every Tuesday, as part of the Up All Night programme, BBC Radio 5 live takes a look at world events from the perspective of the online community. Get involved with the show through the programme blog http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/podsandblogs. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialThis week find out what happened when Jamillah met Super Mario. We also take a look at the latest Twitter documentary and have a chat with the British Council.2009-11-03T03:30:00+00:00profileSeries of profiles of people who are currently making headlines. Broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Saturdays at 7pm.promsintsSean Rafferty and Petroc Trelawny with interviews from performers, conductors, and composers. Listen live to In Tune on BBC Radio 3 - Monday to Friday at 5pm. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.r1chartReggie presents a bite-sized run-down of Radio 1's Official Chart Show top 40 singles and downloads, and chats to some of the artists tipping the top this week. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.Nicky from Westlife chats about their new single, Biffy Clyro reveal what they always ask for, Jay Sean explains halloween in the USA and DuckSauce find out where they've charted.2009-11-01T20:30:00+00:00r1danceA guide to the week in dance music with Pete Tong. Including interviews, album reviews and DJ recommendations for the hottest records hitting the dance-floors this week. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.r1mixA 5 minute mix from the hottest DJs and producers around, as featured on Annie Mac's Mash Up on Radio 1. Past mini-mixers include Mark Ronson, Nextmen, Fatboy Slim and High Contrast. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.Two brilliant mini mixes for you... vintage from DJ Mehdi...then a brand new mini mix courtesy of Swedish House Mafia...they can do no wrong!2009-11-06T21:00:00+00:00r1indieWe're sorry but the Radio 1 Indie Weekly podcast is no longer available as the programme has now finished its run on Radio 1. If you enjoyed this podcast, why not try 'Radio 1 Introducing' as Huw Stephens showcases the best brand new music from across the UK. In the meantime, thanks for listening!rhodWales's star of the comedy circuit, Rhod Gilbert, is joined by fellow stand-up Chris Corcoran for entertaining chat and banter. Broadcast weekly on Radio Wales, every Saturday from 11 AM to 1 PM.rugbywcMatt Dawson and his guests preview the weekend's action in 5 live Rugby Special, and Matt hears from the fans in Rugby 606.rh6mLaughs and ridiculous stories on the young comedian's weekly Sunday show on 6 Music.Danny Wallace sits in for Jon, along with co-host Richard Glover. They ask the listeners to tell them all they know about Jon, and select one to take part in a Jon quiz! Comedian Rhod Gilbert comes along to deliver his New World Order, a pretty feisty affair! There's oxymorons, autoantonyms, tautologys and so much more, including sublime moments of drifting consciousness inspired by some ethereal sunday music...2009-11-01T18:17:00+00:00drkarlDr Chris Smith aka The Naked Scientist with the latest news from the world of science and Dr Karl answers listeners' science questions on Radio 5 live's Up All Night programme. Dr Chris Smith broadcast on Mondays at 1:30am and Dr Karl broadcast live on Thursdays at 3am.We welcome Dr Chris back to answer your questions - he explores worm-holes, the fundamentals of cancer stem cells and the moon's gravitational pull.2009-11-05T05:19:00+00:00scotintroAlternative and Indie music from the best of Scotland's unsigned talent as featured on Vic Galloway's shows on Radio Scotland and Radio 1.Christ in session, and new music from Randan Discotheque, Yusuf Azak and Kotchka.2009-11-06T12:21:00+00:00outdoorsYour free, weekly, pocket guide to the Scottish outdoors. A flavour of the countryside in 15 minutes!millsA daily slice of Scott, with more silly features, immature banter, crank calls, and Flirt Divert, taken from their show every day on Radio 1 from 4pm to 7pm.Posh is on her hols this week, so she's sent the Dear Scotts from a cafe in Amsterdam. Lady Gaga pops in for a chat. Should you ask your friend what's wrong if you meet them in the doctors? And would you lick chocolate off Scott's arm?!2009-11-06T11:40:00+00:00scotfootThe latest news from the world of Scottish football from BBC Radio Scotland. Get the best bits from Off the Ball, Your Call and Sportsound. Over the summer, the podcast will be available on Saturday and Sundays, with the occasional midweek episode when the European matches kick-in. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialTaken from BBC Radio Scotland's Footloose programme of Friday 6 November, 2009, Annie McGuire is joined by Tam Cowan, Billy Dodds and Jim Spence to discuss some topical issues in Scottish football.2009-11-07T12:12:00+00:00silverstGritty daily radio soap set in a vibrant urban community. Want something that really gets to grips with your issues? This soap brings different cultures and generations together and isn't afraid to tackle taboo stories rocking the foundations of relationships, family and religion. The cast reflect the cultural mix of Britain today strongly representing British Asian, Irish and Black characters in a cool non-stereotypical way. Also check out some of your favourite tunes pumping through the drama - every song tells a story! Silver Street is broadcast on BBC Asian Network at 12.15 Monday to Friday, with an omnibus at 4.30pm on Sundays.Roopa decides to take a regular job, and Vinnie shares some home truths with Deepika.2009-11-06T12:15:00+00:00sportsweekGarry Richardson interviews the biggest names in sport. Sony award-winning sports journalism from BBC Radio 5 live. Broadcast live on Sundays at 9am. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialThis week on Sportsweek, Lord Mandelson joins us to discuss the future of the British Grand Prix, and former Arsenal manager George Graham, Fulham manager Roy Hodgson, and PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor talk football. We get the thoughts of boxer David Haye as he prepares to fight Nikolai Valuev, and we also hear from RFU Director of Elite Rugby, Rob Andrew, and Tony Smith, Great Britain's rugby league coach.2009-11-01T09:53:00+00:00stwStart The Week sets the cultural agenda for the week ahead, with high-profile guests discussing the ideas behind their work in the fields of art, literature, film, science, history, society and politics.Andrew Marr discusses memory, secrets, failed states and snobbery with his panel of guests. Academic Viktor Mayer-Schönberger talks about his new book 'Delete' - the dangers of remembering in the digital age. Director Daniel Kramer talks secrets, psychology and the accessability of opera as his new production of Bluebeard opens at the ENO. Clare Lockhart, Director of the Institute for State Effectiveness, will be talking about how to fix failed states by building markets and Quentin Letts will be giving his thesis on how snobbery will save us.2009-11-02T10:05:00+00:00wrightWeekly highlights from Steve Wright's afternoon show on BBC Radio 2. Featuring chat with top showbiz guests.Ivory tinkling jazz star Jamie Cullum stops by to show off his stompbox and Dame Shirley Bassey explains why she's definitely not a diva.2009-11-06T16:50:00+00:00sundayRoger Bolton presents religious news and analysis into the top stories from the UK and abroad. From Christianity to Islam, Hinduism to Judaism, every weekarchersContemporary drama in a rural setting from the world's longest running radio soap opera. Follow the lives of the residents of the fictional farming community of Ambridge. Original programmes broadcast 1900 hrs Sunday - Friday. Episodes added daily (except Saturdays).Brian uses his business brain, and reality bites for Jennifer.2009-11-06T19:20:00+00:00bottomlineInsight into business from the people at the top. Evan Davis meets influential business leaders for a round table conversation about the issues that matter to their companies and their customers. The BBC produces two radio versions of this programme - one for the UK audience that can be heard on BBC Radio 4 on Thursday evenings at 20:30 GMT, and one for the international audience that can be heard on BBC World Service on Fridays at 22:06 GMT.On The Bottom Line this week, Evan Davis is joined by a panel of top business guests to discuss private equity – the investors who’ve endured boom and bust like no other, and he finds out if English is the only real language of business.2009-11-05T21:00:00+00:00filmInterviews and analysis from the world of cinema. Francine Stock talks to directors, writers and critics about the latest film releases, classics on DVD and movies on television.Ang Lee reveals the personal reasons why he made a film about Woodstock. Matthew Sweet picks another plum from the long list of listeners' suggestions for British films they'd like to see on TV or DVD2009-11-06T17:01:00+00:00taLaurie Taylor explores the latest research into how society works and discusses current ideas on how we live today. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialDo we turn a blind eye to white collar crime? In the first of a special series Laurie explores what lies behind the extremely low clear up rate for fraud, and discovers the cultural factors that underly corporate crime.2009-11-04T16:31:00+00:00thoughtA unique reflection from a faith perspective on topical issues and news events. Speakers from across the world?s major faiths offer a spiritual insight rooted in the theology of their own tradition. This brief, uninterrupted interlude has the capacity to plant a seed of thought that stays with listeners during the day. Thought for the Day is broadcast during the Today programme on BBC Radio 4 every morning at around 7.45am.Rev Rosemary Lain-Priestley2009-11-06T10:46:00+00:00tipBBC correspondents report from Westminster on the most significant of the day's stories in Parliament.Condemnation in the Lords of Government handling of defence and Afghanistan2009-11-06T23:59:00+00:00trintroBBC 6 Music's new album-length podcast - a dozen new handpicked tunes every week from Tom Robinson's Introducing shows in the small hours of Sunday and Monday mornings: full length tracks by upcoming artists, direct from their own websites.Tom Robinson returns fresh from his holiday to bring you 12 more tracks that can be found Fresh On The Net. This weeks podcast features our best selection of tunes yet, with tracks by My Tiger, My Timing, Wild Palms, Esben And The Witch, and Giles Likes Tea. Where else can you download a whole albums worth of great music legally and for free? We think probably nowhere so get it downloaded and enjoy. We're always on the lookout for great new music so if you're in a band, you're a fan of a band, or just stumbled across some music on myspace that has blown your mind then let us know. Just visit our recommendations page.2009-11-06T16:46:00+00:00vaughanArweiniad hanfodol i'r wythnos wleidyddol, gyda Vaughan Roderick, Golygydd Materion Cymreig y BBC, yn crynhoi a rhoi ei farn ar y straeon a sibrydion o'r Senedd ym Mae Caerdydd a San Steffan yn Llundain. Yn cynnwys rhifyn yr wythnos o "Dau o'r Bae", gyda Vaughan Roderick, Bethan Lewis a phanel o wleidyddion a sylwebwyr yn trafod straeon gwleidyddol yr wythnos. Am fwy o wybodaeth ewch i http://www.bbc.co.uk/radiocymru/Cyfweliad Owain Clarke gyda Dr Marion Loeffler ynglŷn â'i hatgofion hi o fywyd yn Nwyrain yr Almaen a chwymp wal Berlin ugain mlynedd yn ôl.2009-11-06T15:00:00+00:00moneyAward-winning business and financial news, presented by Andrew Verity and Mickey Clark. Broadcast live every weekday morning at 5.30am on BBC Radio 5 live.Andy Verity and Mickey Clark present this morning's business stories, including: BA results are due out today but will that mean record losses for six months from the troubled airline? At the end of a massive week for the banks, RBS will update the City on how it's done over the past six months. We also look at where the postal industry is heading following the news that postmen will back down from plans to launch a national strike. Finally, the upper class estate agent Savills says property prices are likely to fall next year.2009-11-06T06:17:00+00:00woganWeekly highlights from Terry Wogan's Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2.Prepare to be dazzled by the legendary Wake Up To Wogan Fireworks Display! Sir Terry is also joined by John & Gregg from 'MasterChef'.2009-11-06T17:30:00+00:00wprTop political commentators reflect on the week's political events in discussion with MPs, Peers and othersA look back on the history of The Week in Westminster, as it celebrates its 80th birthday2009-11-07T11:30:00+00:00whnewsRadio 4's Woman's Hour brings you topical subjects in the news, interviews and dicussions on issues affecting women around the world. Jenni Murray and Jane Garvey bring you the big celebrity names and leading women in the news and subjects range widely from politics to health, law, education, arts, parenting, relationships, work, fiction, food and fashion. Woman's Hour is broadcast Monday to Friday on BBC Radio 4 from 10.00 - 11.00. The podcast features highlights from each day's programme and will be published daily Monday to Friday. Find out more at www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/womanshourWith Jenni Murray: On today's programme: Men & Infertility: On the day when the UK's first Fertility Show opens at London's Olympia Exhibition Centre, we ask why men find it harder than women to talk about their infertility; UCAS Forms are being filled out all over the country - should parents be involved or should young people be left to stand on their own two feet? Lycees - known as a tinned, syrupy dessert in the UK, but we discover their nobler cultural history in China; The Polygamy Club was founded earlier this year by a controversial Malaysian Islamic sect, and has now opened a branch in neighbouring Indonesia. The BBC's correspondent in Jakarta tells us how Indonesian women feel about it. And Anne Lister, known as Gentleman Jack to her neighbours in Halifax, West Yorkshire - her diaries and letters changed our ideas about 19th century lesbian history when they were published almost 20 years ago.2009-11-06T10:02:00+00:00wfExpert answers to your questions in World Football: The Phone-in from BBC Radio 5 live's Up All Night programme.We go round the world with more world cup willies. Find out with Tim Vickery and Sean Wheelock who they think will make the MLS play offs and which European legend could be coming out of retirement.2009-11-07T03:33:00+00:00wroutesWorld Music performance, reviews and features presented by Lucy Duran and guest experts every Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock on BBC Radio 3. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK, and due to rights restrictions it is not always be possible to publish.yydisabLatest news on legislation, public policy and social trends and their impact on people with disabilities of all kinds. Investigations into products and medical advances designed to improve life with a disability.yyenvLatest news on 'green' consumerism from taxes on aviation to food miles to availability of grants to insulate the home. Investigations into energy policy and carbon offsetting.The travel agent Responsible Travel started a trend that the big airlines and holiday chains all now follow; when you book your holiday, you’re shown how much CO2 you’ll produce and how much it will cost to have that amount of greenhouse gas offset in another part of the world. So why have they now given up on the idea?2009-11-06T13:09:00+00:00yyhealthLatest news on how changes in the NHS affect patient care. Private medicine, scientific advances and controversies over new drugs and treatments. Special investigations.Did you know you can rate your GP online? The NHS Choices website has information on England’s 8,300 GP practices and, for the past two weeks, it has offered the chance to leave feedback and rate the service you receive. We hear the Patients Association’s concerns and a response from Health Minister Mike O’Brien MP2009-11-06T12:55:00+00:00zaneRadio 1's Zane Lowe brings you a mix of the hottest records played on his show this week. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.Genre hopping to the max this week with heavy dubstep curtesy of Caspa, brand new CMJ heat via - Surfer Blood + a brand new Them Crooked vultures track! <add explosion here>2009-11-05T13:56:00+00:00pigionY darnau gorau o raglenni Radio Cymru dros yr wythnos ddiwethaf, gyda chyflwyniadau clir a syml gan Rebecca Jones fydd o gymorth i chi wella'ch iaith. Addas ar gyfer siaradwyr Cymraeg a dysgwyr uwch. Highlights of the past week on Radio Cymru, with easy to understand introductions to help you improve your Welsh. Suitable for advanced learners. Am fwy o wybodaeth ewch i http://www.bbc.co.uk/radiocymru/pigion/Beti'n holi Hywel Wyn Edwards, trefnydd yr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol. Dyn yn arddangos ei sgiliau dynwared sŵn anifeiliaid i Jonsi tra bod yr arbenigwr natur, Iolo Williams, nol yn yr ardd. Mwy hefyd am bryd o gawl arbennig iawn, iawn ar raglen Blas.2009-11-04T15:47:00+00:00doctorwhoThe cast and crew of Doctor Who take you behind the scenes with fascinating facts and irreverent observations on every special this year. Find out more at www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwholanWhere sport meets comedy on BBC Radio 4. Garry Richardson anchors a new series of hot-off-the-press sports sketches, spoof interviews, non-expert analysis and music. The show is broadcast on Wednesdays at 6.30pm and looks back at the last five days' action as well as forward to the sporting weekend ahead (a bit like Linda Blair in the Exorcist but with less vomit and more badminton), and the series runs for three weeks. For more information and the podcast Terms of Use go to www.bbc.co.uk/podcastslambExcited? You should be. The best of the best this week from the brodcasting mayhem that David Attenborough likes to call 'The George Lamb Show'. Expect surreal humour, daft questions, random silliness and plenty of belly laughs from George and his tiny sidekick Marc, as heard every weekday morning on BBC 6 Music. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.We speak to one of the worlds best accent experts, Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler plays "Are You A Bonnie Tiler?" and Mickey The Shirt tells us about his weird dream.2009-11-02T08:57:00+00:00wimbledonJeff Tarango and Pat Cash head back to SW19 to review the action and get behind the scenes at Wimbledon 2009. Every day the pair will pick out their favourite moments on-court and also reveal what happens off-court. Interviews, news and plenty of opinion for the duration of the tournament.satliveReal life but not as you know it. Radio 4's Saturday morning show is full of the stuff that matters, extraordinary stories, inheritance tracks, guerrilla reports, secret lives, poetry and more. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK. For more information go to www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts.Fi Glover in the studio with guests shoe magnate Harvey Jacobson and poet Susan Richardson. We hear from Alan Emtage, the inventor of the very first internet search engine, from Kendall Clark who is a conscientous objector, and Clarissa Dixon Wright shares her inheritance tracks.2009-11-07T09:00:00+00:005lsotdPeter Allen and Anita Anand present their favourite story of the day from BBC Radio 5 live's Drive programme. Sometimes quirky, sometimes serious, always interesting and entertainingPhil Williams talks to Immam Faizul Kahn who knew the gunman at the Fort Hood shooting which saw 13 people die and 30 injured.2009-11-06T18:48:00+00:00povClive James reflects on a topical issue in this weekly programme which is broadcast at 8.50pm on Friday evening.Clive James reflects on the controversial use of recreational drugs.2009-11-06T21:00:00+00:00wnc4 minute weekday news bulletin for 7-14 year olds. Accompanying scripts available on the BBC World Class website - bbc.co.uk/worldclass. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialMass shooting at U.S. army base/ Looking ahead to African Champions League final/ And Beyonce thanks husband Jay Z after sweeping the board at MTV awards.2009-11-06T13:04:00+00:00discoveryEach week, Discovery takes an in-depth look at the most significant ideas, discoveries and trends in science, from the smallest microbe to the furthest corner of space.Advances in engineering and bioscience mean that we can now design entirely new biological systems. Richard Hollingham investigates the practical and moral questions raised by synthetic biology.2009-11-04T10:32:00+00:00forumBridget Kendall hosts three prominent international thinkers debating big ideas. Duration 48 minutes. Programme broadcast on Sunday on BBC World Service, updated weekly. For more information go to bbc.co.uk/worldservice/programmes/forum.shtmlOn The Forum this week with Bridget Kendall, we discuss three social ‘outlaws’ - the guerrilla, the revolutionary and the human cannibal - and challenge our beliefs about them. United States counter terrorism advisor David Kilcullen asserts that the ‘accidental guerrilla’ is the key to understanding the anti-Western insurgencies in Iraq and Afghanistan; the focus of historian Robert Service’s interest is Russian revolutionary leader Leon Trotsky who, he claims in his latest biography, needs stripping of his heroic status. And Romanian political scientist Catalin Avramescu believes we should bring back the idea of the human cannibal, theoretically-speaking though, not in practice.2009-11-01T09:05:00+00:00talkbackTalkback was Northern Ireland's first news phone-in programme and has been on air for more than 20 years. For many years it was a sounding board for the public to react and comment on the sectarian violence of the troubles and the development of the peace process. Today the agenda reflects the changing shape of Northern Ireland - topics like anti-social behaviour, hospital cleanliness and devolution issues are now high on the agenda. It is presented by Wendy Austin, one of NI's best known broadcasters.The war in Afghanistan. Can it be worth it?2009-11-06T13:59:00+00:00andersonFrom Monday to Thursday you'll get a short daily compilation of the very best bits of the Gerry Anderson show, while on Friday you'll receive the pick of the week... Stories, impersonations, philosophising, musings, jokes and interviews - all without a script. What's it all about? Listen on.A selection from this week's downloads.2009-11-06T10:10:00+00:00tyrInspirational family history stories and key genealogy advice. Sally Magnusson and Nick Barratt uncover personal perspectives on social history and give listeners the tools to become family history detectives.bizdailyExamining the big issues facing the global economy, Business Daily demystifies the world of money. From giant industries like aviation and automotive to the smallest scale start-up, Business Daily asks the big questions about free trade, technology and investment. There is also analysis of management and marketing trends, and what business jargon really means - together with reports on business news from around the world via the BBC's global network of reporters.Business Daily goes behind the old Iron Curtain to sample business life twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall. We'll talk to East German consumers who like East German goods. Steve Evans talks to a Hungarian who's done nicely from capitalism - but fears that his fellow citizens just don't get it. And John Cassidy of the New Yorker unravels the US economy.2009-11-06T09:43:00+00:00digitalpHow digital technology affects our lives around the world.Jimmy Wales on Wikipedia; Informed by Mendeley; Google Wave for scientists; Muse Trek at the Louvre2009-11-03T10:32:00+00:00docarchiveThroughout the week BBC World Service offers a wide range of documentaries and other factual programmes. This podcast offers you the chance to access landmark series from our archive.To mark the 50th birthday of Youssou N'Dour, Robin Denselow travels to Senegal to profile the best known African musician of recent times.2009-11-05T15:12:00+00:00healthcThe BBC World Service's weekly round up of global health stories and topical issues in medicine.Claudia Hammond asks why, when great strides have been made in other areas of health, childbirth is no less deadly than it was twenty years ago, in a special programme on maternal mortality.2009-11-02T10:32:00+00:00igGives you the facts and background information behind a story in the news.interviewHear from the major players who shape our world. What motivates them and drives their thinking. This weekly programme is presented by Carrie Gracie and Owen Bennett-Jones. The half-hour, one-on-one interview lets you get inside the heads of decision makers and important thinkers.Paul Kagame is the man who has led Rwanda out of the genocide that took place fifteen years ago. His priority has been to rebuild Rwanda and put the terrible ethnic divisions firmly in the past. His country is now described as bright and promising with a growing economy and a determined workforce. Yet President Kagame faces repeated international criticism for a lack of democracy and freedom of expression inside Rwanda, and his country's actions in Congo. So which view of Rwanda is right? President Paul Kagame talks to Owen Bennett Jones about the task he faces.2009-11-06T23:32:00+00:00oneplanetOne Planet covers environmental, development and agriculture stories, dealing with the impact of humankind on the natural world.The One Planet world tour continues on a bicycle with a listener in Barcelona. Mike Williams meets with Sweden's envinronment minister, explores the cycling scene in New York and Shanghai and contemplates the future of food.2009-11-05T10:27:00+00:00sciaThe BBC World Service's weekly look at new developments in science from around the world.Small earthquakes could be aftershocks from quakes 100’s of years ago and is nanomedicine safe?2009-11-06T10:32:00+00:00whysThe BBC News programme where you set the agenda.We team up with KUT 90.5 in Austin Texas, the day after Major Nidal Malik Hasan lies in hospital in Texas, after shooting 12 colleagues and a civilian dead. We'll address the biggest issue online - should more or less be made of the attacker's Muslim faith?2009-11-06T19:30:00+00:00wswfThis podcast gets right under the skin of world football with extraordinary stories, interviews, and features from BBC World Service's World Football.As the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall approaches, World Football has a special programme on the impact this historic event had on the game in Germany. Presenter Alan Green talks to the former chief executive of UEFA Gerhard Aigner. He was in charge of football in Europe at the time the wall came down and recounts the dramatic changes that took place. We're also investigate what football was like in Germany before 1989 and what's happened to a leading football club in the former East Germany. Plus we hear from the first East German to score for the unified German Team - Andreas Thom.2009-11-06T16:16:00+00:00globalartsGlobal Arts and Entertainment is the weekly compilation of the best of The Strand. The Strand is the home of arts and entertainment on the BBC World Service, presented by Harriett Gilbert and Mark Coles. The Strand covers the most exciting and interesting music, books, films, architecture, dance, cultural events and big name interviews from all corners of the globe.Jose Saramago; Made In Jamaica; Lebanon; Jane Campion; Taipei Museum; John Kani, Michael Feinstein.2009-11-07T09:06:00+00:00globalnewsThe best stories, interviews and on the spot reporting from around the world including highlights from Newshour, The World Today and World Briefing. Up to 30 minutes Compiled twice a day from the 24 hour News coverage from the BBC World Service.Fort hood latest / Barghouti on Abbas / Thai insurgency / Pakistani comedy.2009-11-06T16:33:00+00:00cbeebiesCBeebies favourites, fun, songs and stories for those under 6. Download this week's selection from CBeebies on BBC Radio 7. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialJez presents the best bits of Cbeebies Radio. Bring your counting fingers for our quiz, because you need to count the kittens hiding in Granny Murray's house. Plus dance to another Follow Me Tune with Terel, let's wiggle like worms to the music!2009-11-05T07:35:00+00:00mediaBBC Radio 4's topical programme The Media Show, presented by journalist and former TV executive Steve Hewlett, featuring the latest stories and opinion from the fast-changing world of media in all its forms - print, television, radio, online and telecommunications.Reporting drugs; comedy and offence; the 'manufactured outrage' of web-based protest; and, internet guru Steven Johnson2009-11-04T14:07:00+00:00r2weekndrClaudia Winkleman's weekly feast of the finest offerings from Film, Theatre, Arts, TV and Music. Lively debate, intimate interviews and the latest news and views delivered with wit and laughter.In celebration of 75 years of the BBC Maida Vale Studios Claudia gives us a tour of the studios, Colin Paterson chats to Doctor Who star David Tennant, composer Elizabeth Parker talks about the world famous Radiophonic Workshop plus singer Nell Bryden pops in for a chat.2009-11-02T14:30:00+00:00nathistoryThe BBC Natural History Unit produces a wide range of programmes that aim to immerse a listener in the wonder, surprise and importance that nature has to offer.cotwDonald Macleod explores the life and work of composers. Composer Of The Week is one of BBC Radio 3's longest-running series and is broadcast on Radio 3 Monday to Friday at 12 noon. It's a guide to finding out more about composers, and an introduction to exploring their music. This podcast episode is an edited compliation of the entire week's programmes and is published each Friday lunchtime. The podcast is only available within the UK. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialThrough his work as conductor, teacher, writer and composer, Carl Nielsen became the most influential Danish musician of his time. He came from modest beginnings on the island of Funen where he got his first proper job, aged 14, as a military musician. This week Donald Macleod explores some of Nielsen’s popular works, such as the choral piece ‘Springtime in Funen’, his Wind Quintet, the witty Flute Concerto, highlights from his two operas ‘Saul and David’ and ‘Maskarade, and takes in some of his lesser known piano, choral and chamber music along the way.2009-11-06T13:03:00+00:00freakzoneWeekly highlights from Stuart Maconie's award-winning journey into the world of the strange, as broadcast on BBC 6 Music every Sunday. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialThe Genius of Davy Graham collides with the surreal world of Jap Psych in this weeks episode of the Podcast.2009-11-01T19:30:00+00:00tmsThe latest international cricket news and views from the peerless Test Match Special team at all of England's international matches. Insight, wit and analysis from Jonathan Agnew and Geoffrey Boycott, plus interviews with the top players at the end of every day's play.wbcWorld Book Club invites the globe’s great authors to discuss their best known novel. This monthly programme, presented by Harriett Gilbert, includes questions by World Service listeners.World famous German writer Gunter Grass talks about his controversial masterpiece, The Tin Drum, on World Book Club.2009-10-03T20:06:00+01:00wbnewsAnalysis of the day's big global business developments and how they affect consumers, investors and the environment. Every day, we ask the major questions. Are big corporations too powerful? Are prices too high? What gadgets are people buying? Hear company executives put on the spot. And you can catch up with the drama on Wall Street, with a daily report on the market's mood. Presenters Mike Johnson and Roger Hearing steer you through the complexities of the world of money.The United States economy may be growing again but its not creating jobs. The US unemployment rate has risen to its highest rate in twenty five years. What more could Washington be doing to turn things round? And - could the humble date become the world's richest source of biofuel?2009-11-06T22:10:00+00:00bizweeklyEverything you need to know from the world of work and money. The key interviews, reports and thoughts of the week. Presented by Lesley Curwen and Steve Evans this weekend round up of the best of Business Daily gives you the big thinkers and big names in just 30 minutes. Covering business, economics, workplace technology and management theory, Business Weekly gives you the edge in Monday morning watercooler conversations.Business Weekly today keeps ahead of change: change in trade, change from communism to capitalism and change as China looks to Africa. Plus the cost to newspapers of the digital revolution: Mr Murdoch accuses and Google defends. Who's right?2009-11-06T18:02:00+00:00forum60secThe Forum: 60 Second Idea to Improve the World. Bridget Kendall invites one of three global thinkers to propose a radical idea, and all guests discuss its merit. Extracted from The Forum, broadcast on Sundays on BBC World Service, updated weekly. Duration approx 5 min.This week, Professor of Political Science Catalin Avramescu suggests sending us all on a quest to pick a fruit2009-11-01T09:00:00+00:00liveseyPutting a smile on your face that'll last all day. Tony Livesey and his amazing insight into local, national and international events with regular contributions from the good people of Lancashire. It's a sideways glance at life from behind a wall with a slightly obscured view. Tony Livesey presents breakfast on BBC Radio Lancashire, weekdays 0700-0900.Sex education,eating disorders,wide faces and how to avoid getting stuck in a tunnel. A typical week with Livesey!2009-11-06T12:01:00+00:00nonleagueFor the fans, by the fans; a Non League football show with the best guests and latest news from the world of grassroots football.Tony Roach, the new Chairman of Histon on why he believes changes have to be made at the club. We're joined in the studio by Wealdstone chairman Howard Krais as his side prepare for one of their biggest ever games. We also speak to the referee who wants you to join him in the middle2009-11-02T21:27:00+00:00vanessaLondon's best radio talk show where Londoners get to discuss the light and shade of life in the capital - the Vanessa Feltz show goes out Mon-Sat from 9am-12midday on 94.9fm.On this week's podcast: Government advisors NICE, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence have published official guidelines on how to reduce stress in the workplace. Also, Mayor Boris Johnson went to the aid of a woman being attacked by a group of girls, chasing them down the street – even though one had an iron bar. Plus, journalist James Delingpole wrote an article explaining why he is addicted to his emails.2009-11-06T13:38:00+00:00nufcPost-match highlights, interviews and reaction following all Newcastle United matches. BBC Radio Newcastle offers the best Newcastle coverage and great commentary highlights from Mick Lowes with analysis from Newcastle legend John Anderson. It's the first place to hear the thoughts of the manager, views from the players and reaction from fans. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.Match Highlights, interviews and reaction from Newcastle Uniteds 3 - 1 home win against Peterborough at St James Park2009-11-07T18:38:00+00:00safcPost match highlights, interviews and reaction following all Sunderland AFC matches. BBC Radio Newcastle offers the best Sunderland coverage - great commentary highlights from Nick Barnes with analysis from Sunderland legend Gary Bennett. It's the first place to hear the thoughts of manager Steve Bruce, views from the players and reaction from fans. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.Match highlights, interviews and reaction from Sunderland's 2-0 defeat at White Hart Lane.2009-11-07T20:24:00+00:00weekenderThe best new music from across Northamptonshire and beyond. Natasha and Ally present a weekly dose of interviews, gigs and new tracks every Friday. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialTwelve Titans live at Parlour Studios, Kettering. Plus find out how to enter the Spooky Song Challenge.2009-10-16T19:07:00+01:00scotbizGraham Stewart brings you the stories and issues making the news in business - from Scotland, the UK, and around the world. Regular interviews with the country's leading chief executives and in-depth reports on the stories of the week. Originally broadcast every Sunday from 1000 on BBC Radio Scotland. Duration: 25 minutes.Presented by Graham Stewart. With the news that the government is to create three new High Street banking chains by 2015, our business and economy editor, Douglas Fraser, gives his analysis and explains the implications for Britain's bailed-out institutions, including RBS and Lloyds TSB. As she prepares to take up her new role as chief executive of Scottish Enterprise this week, Lena Wilson lays out her vision for the public sector agency. And, with a major conference of Global Scots in Glasgow this week, we speak to one executive who's helping Scots abroad - Channel 4 executive Stuart Cosgrove - and one beneficiary - Craig Hanson, managing director of food and confectionery specialists Chesters of St Andrews.2009-11-01T11:25:00+00:00tobyStart your day the Toby way, every weekday between 0700 and 0900 on BBC Radio Sheffield. Toby gives you laugh out loud moments as he makes his way through life in South Yorkshire and north Derbyshire. He's not known as one of the country's top stand up comedians for nothing. Listen live on 88.6, 104.1 or 94.7. Podcast of his best bits every day, from 1030. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialToby wonders where certain members of the team are this morning and why Sam Nixon turned up for tea in Barnsley.2009-11-06T12:37:00+00:00rusportAn unmissable roundup of BBC Radio Ulster's weekend sports coverage. Hear the essential reaction, analysis and stories presented by Nikki Gregg. All in a ten minute package delivered to you every Monday lunchtime. For more information go to http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/northern_ireland/default.stmboroAli Brownlee is joined by Gary Gill and pitchside reporter Mark Drury for unrivalled access to the Boro with post-match highlights, interviews and reaction following all Middlesbrough FC matches. BBC Tees is your first stop for Gordon Strachan's views and reaction from the players following every Boro game.Boro suffer an away defeat thanks to Darren Ambrose's goal at Selhurst Park.2009-11-07T18:25:00+00:00mancnewsManchester's daily news, sport, money, entertainment, traffic and weather. Updated each morning by 6am for you to take to the gym, to work and to listen wherever. All you need to know about life in Manchester, every morning.News from across Greater Manchester with Michelle Adamson2009-11-06T06:28:00+00:00lebrechtIn-depth, biographical portraits of pre-eminent figures from the Classical music world interviewed by Norman Lebrecht. Frank, self-appraising and psychologically revealing, these 45 minute interviews are broadcast weekly during the BBC Proms season, July to September. Lebrecht interviews this year include the violinist Hilary Hahn, Michael Kaiser President of the John F. Kennedy for the Performing Arts in Washington, the conductor Vladimir Ashkenazy and to start the season the American born early music specialist William Christie.fhetEssential listening for all football fans. BBC Radio Sheffield's sports team brings you the views of managers, players and supporters of the beautiful game. It's fun, provocative and you can expect the unexpected. Join Paul Walker, Seth Bennett and Andy Giddings on BBC Radio Sheffield. Weeknights 1800-1900 and Saturdays 1400 ? 1900. Listen live on 88.6, 104.1 and 94.7. Podcasts every Saturday at 2030. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.clickonExploring the latest developments in from the world of information technology, and how these affect our lives. Click On brings you stories of digital developments, internet innovations, and technological triumphs and trials. Mondays at 4.30pm on Radio 4. Find out more at bbc.co.uk/radio4/science/clickon.WikiLeaks - the whistleblower's website; pollution monitoring goes mobile, and the joys of photo-editing software. Plus the technology that makes fireworks displays go with a bang.2009-11-02T17:00:00+00:00chelseaThe most comprehensive coverage of Chelsea FC. Presented by Gigi Salmon, you can stay in contact with everything that's going on at Stamford Bridge by listening to the podcast every Thursday. Includes the latest team news, player and manager interviews as well as features involving the club's community initiatives. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialIn this episode of the Inside Chelsea podcast we’ll look back what been a pretty satisfactory week for the Blues. Another good win in the Premier League followed up in midweek with confirmed qualification to the last 16 of the Champions League, thanks to well earned point away at Atletico Madrid. We’ll get the thoughts of manager Carlo Ancelotti and vice captain Frank Lampard after the 4 nil win at Bolton Wanderers and Michael Ballack and Ashley Cole speak to us after picking up that precious point in Spain2009-11-05T13:15:00+00:00gardeningSeasonal gardening tips from Scottish experts. Download and listen in the greenhouse, flowerbed or allotment. For more information go to bbc.co.uk/radioscotland. Podcast episodes are available weekly on Mondays at 12 noon.How to prepare your garden for the wind, rain and snow that winter could bring.2009-11-02T12:00:00+00:00tigersBBC Radio Leicester's Tigers coverage including commentary, interviews and features. Charles Dagnall introduces highlights from Wednesday's Rugby Hour and Sportstime, with expert analysis from Bleddyn Jones, Steve Johnson, Ian Cockerill, Steve Booth and Simon Ward.Preview of the Tigers match against the World Champions featuring interviews with head coach Richard Cockerill and new Australian signing Lote Tuqiri.2009-11-05T14:35:00+00:00adilrayComedy, skits and fun from the Adil Ray show. An irreverent depiction of British Asian life. All taken from Adil Ray on the BBC Asian Network, weekdays from 7am.MC Raa returns to the show and tries his luck at signing up with a dating agency. Also, listen to Karachi FM and the buzz around Channel 4's The Family.2009-11-06T15:29:00+00:00folksBBC Radio Ulster's popular comedy sketch show satirises the politicians and personalities of Northern Ireland and beyond.The last in the current run - do you think they will mention Wayne Rooney?2009-11-07T12:30:00+00:00baconRichard Bacon's Secret Podcast is the best bits of part of Richard Bacon's weekday (Monday to Thursday) late-night show on BBC Radio 5 live, published every Friday. It's a podcast. It's by Richard Bacon. And it's a secret. So Shhhh...tpProgramme used for testing publishing and changes to the app. Also for losing the game.politicsukA weekly look at the ideas & policies behind British political events. Politics UK covers political and policy issues in the UK, defined in the wider sense, including social, economic, and cultural change throughout the UK. The programme debates trends and Britain's standing in the European Union and in the world. Broadcast every Saturday.Why expenses have cost MPs their respect and should Welsh Labour be more Welsh?2009-11-06T12:59:00+00:00litirbheagA simple letter for established Gaelic learners. Roddy Maclean has created this letter for learners who have progressed beyond basic learning, but find the Litir do Luchd-ionnsachaidh (Letter to Gaelic Learners) too advanced. Accompanying text is available in both English and Gaelic.We have nicknames for the islands of Scotland. For example we call Skye Eilean a’ Cheò (Isle of the Mist). We call Lewis Eilean an Fhraoich (Isle of the Heather). And here now are the names of three more islands. Do you know them? Find out more in this week’s podcast. Accompanying text in both English and Gaelic can be found at http://www.bbc.co.uk/litirbheag.2009-11-02T19:05:00+00:00r4reportUncovering the real stories behind the news. Simon Cox and fellow reporters delve beneath the headlines. The Report airs every Thursday evening at 8pm on Radio 4 for 38 weeks a year. The programme lasts 28 minutes.biwThe story of fifty Irish writers in fifty 6 minute episodes. They were rogues, adventurers, idealists, romantics, shrinking violets, ego maniacs and all the other wonders and failures of human nature besides. The men and women of established Irish Literature were once living, breathing people. The Book of Irish Writers releases them from their dust jackets and brings them to life!clubhousePreviews and reaction from all four major golf championships: the US Masters, US Open, the Open Championship and the USPGA. 5 live's Iain Carter and Jay Townsend, with special guests bring you right up to date with all the action and the stories behind it, charting the players' progress in the Order of Merit.elmsRobert Elms brings you the latest queries, notes and best bits from his BBC London show over the past seven days. The man with a passion for the capital shares his thoughts, feelings and views on what makes the city tick. Every Friday download your weekly view from Robert's side of London life.In this week's podcast, Robert speaks to Roy Hattersley about his new book In Search of England, playwright Kwame Kwei-Armah talks about his new play "Seize The Day" and Cream legend Peter "Ginger" Baker reminices about his "hellraising" life which has recently been put to paper in his autobiograghy of the same name.2009-11-06T15:43:00+00:00howesThe latest fishing news from the North East's rivers and reservoirs. Railton Howes brings you the lowdown on what's new in the world of fishing and guest experts update you on the different forms of the sport.North East Fishing, reports from the rivers, reservoirs, lakes and the north sea with Railton Howes on BBC Newcastle2009-11-07T06:30:00+00:00outlookEvery weekday Outlook brings you the people at the heart of stories and events. We hear from those around the world who are ‘living’ the headlines. We give you a unique perspective on both major events and individual experiences. Daily podcast programme duration 24 mins (approx). To find out more, including the podcast Terms of Use, please visit www.bbcworldservice.com/outlookTerrible choice, Revolution Square, Tuareg Rebel.2009-11-06T15:08:00+00:00musreviewThe very latest music tracks and albums reviewed each week, by 5 live’s Victoria Derbyshire and a panel of guests – including interviews with big-name artists on their latest work. Including pop, rock, R&B, hip hop, alternative and indie. Broadcast every Monday morning on the Victoria Derbyshire programme, BBC Radio 5 live, and podcast on Monday afternoons.The panel give their thoughts on Joss Stone's and Bon Jovi's respective new albums, Beyonce's latest release and the debut single from 2008 X Factor finalist Laura White. Reviewers are Joss Stone, BBC music reporter Jacqueline Springer, Nicola Slade - editor of Record of the Day.com - and BBC Radio 5 live listener Mark Greenfield.2009-11-02T15:41:00+00:00americanaAn insider’s guide to the stories shaping the USA today. Every Sunday, at 7.15pm, presenter Matt Frei will be joined in the Washington DC studio by an eclectic panel of guests for a thought provoking mix of discussion, reportage and eavesdropping on American airwaves. Going out 52 weeks a year, the half hour magazine show will also be teaming up with radio stations around the country, bringing insights from places off the beaten track. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialMatt Frei examines President Obama's love of golf and talks to Dana Perino. Also on the programme: If she looks like Sarah Palin and talks like Sarah Palin, does that mean that Michele Bachmann will be the new Sarah Palin? What exactly does a Governor do? Matt Frei talks with Governor Brian Schweitzer, who moved from ranching to running one of the largest states in the US, Montana.2009-11-02T11:46:00+00:00reithPolitical philosopher Michael Sandel delivers the BBC’s Reith Lectures for 2009. Professor Sandel’s theme – A New Citizenship – builds on a lifetime’s work exploring issues around democracy, ethics and what he calls the ‘politics of the common good’. The Reith lectures are broadcast on Radio 4 and the World Service. They will return in 2010.sumclubRadio Ulster's only sports download offers you the very best from the award winning Summer Club programme. As well as the best banter from presenters Joel Taggart and Michael McNamee you will also get interviews with the sporting stars making the headlines. For an in depth look at the winners, the losers and the also rans look no further. Available every Saturday evening from May until July.newsjackSketch show for new writers satirising topical events. Host Miles Jupp is joined by Andi Osho, Jess Robinson and Lewis MacLeod as they set about comically scrutinising all the news, views and issues of the day. If you would like to contribute to the show then go to www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/newsjack for details of how you can submit material.douganSue Dougan brings you tips and advice on horticulture in Cambridgeshire. Sue and guests update you with news on the gardening jobs for the week ahead, allotment tips, plant of the week and features on gardening heritage in the county.On the hunt for a bright yellow woodland loving slug; answers to questions on hellebores, mildew, orange trees and rotten geraniums; Paula's allotment and great chat and banter.2009-11-01T15:01:00+00:00countryCountryside magazine featuring people, walks and wildlife from rural Britain. Clare Balding’s ‘Ramblings’ and ‘Open Country’ with Matt Baker and Helen Mark join forces to bring you a weekly tour of the best of the British countryside. In ‘Ramblings’ Clare joins her guests on a country walk that’s been significant in their lives. ‘Open Country’ travels to a different corner of the British Isles every week, seeking out the wildlife, the landscapes and the controversies that excite the passions of local people. Each twenty-five minute programme is broadcast on Saturday at 6.07am and repeated on Thursday at 3pm. New episodes are added every Saturday morning.Matt Baker looks at radical plans for a new town in Lanarkshire based on Robert Owen's ideals.2009-11-07T06:07:00+00:00feedbackRadio 4's forum for comments, queries, criticisms and congratulations. Roger Bolton airs listeners' views on BBC radio programmes and policy.Roger Bolton speaks to Professor Amanda Vickery, whose recent series "A History Of Private Life" has gone down a storm amongst Feedback's listeners. He also takes a look at the occasionally fraught business of programme titles.2009-11-06T14:00:00+00:00altashesCricket nut Andy Zaltzman gives England’s clash with the Aussies a topical twist throughout the summer, assisted by a team of equally fanatical cricket guests. Six-part series broadcast weekly, starting 4 July.oddcastAlex Lester's latest musings on 'Alex World', featuring listener contributions, taken from his Best Time Of The Day show, broadcast weekdays on Radio 2, 3-6am.Hand co-ordination issues, feeling cheated and a visit from the 'Dad Fairy'- all explained by Alex Lester2009-11-06T06:55:00+00:00srTom Sutcliffe and guests discuss the week’s cultural highlights on BBC Radio 4.Tom Sutcliffe is joined by writers Philip Hoare and Liz Jensen and director of the ICA Ekow Eshun to review The Men Who Stare At Goats, The Humbling by Philip Roth and the £60 million refit of the Ashmolean Museum. Also The Misfits on E4 and puppet company Green Ginger touring production Rust at Islington Pleasance Theare Tom Sutcliffe and guests review The Men Who Stare At Goats2009-11-07T20:00:00+00:00swJohn Beattie and Katie Still’s guide to what's happening in Scottish sport. Each Saturday on BBC Radio Scotland former Scotland rugby star, John, and sports reporter, Katie, bring you in-depth features on a range of sports and interviews with established stars and up-and-coming athletes.Taken from BBC Radio Scotland's Sports Weekly programme of Saturday 7 November, 2009, John Beattie and Katie Still speak to 2014 Commonwealth Games director of operations David Grevemberg, Scottish golfer Andrew Coltart and 2008 Scottish Under-12 triathlon champion Gavin Alexander.2009-11-07T12:48:00+00:00otbScottish football gets a kicking from BBC Radio Scotland’s Off the Ball, presented by Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan. The long-running irreverent programme is broadcast on Saturdays at lunch-time and there is a Sunday Supplement too, ensuring a weekend full of laughter. Get the best of both in this weekly podcast.Taken from BBC Radio Scotland's Off The Ball programme of Saturday 31 October, 2009, Jimmy Nicholl joins Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan for a wry look at Scottish football.2009-11-01T19:27:00+00:00gqtAs well as fresh ideas and inspiration, the Gardeners' Question Time podcast offers solutions to most of your gardening problems. Packed full of practical advice from a panel of expert gardeners here's 45 minutes of top gardening tips, from vegetable growing to wildlife, new plants to dealing with garden pests.Chris Beardshaw, Anne Swithinbank and John Cushnie are guests of Linkinhorne Horticultural Society in Cornwall. Eric Robson chairs.2009-11-06T16:00:00+00:00mlseColin Murray and Tim Lovejoy present an irreverent look back at the week's top sporting stories in a quick-fire half hour.Colin Murray and Tim Lovejoy discuss the sporting week gone. Topics include baby Rooney, Jenson Button and Rafa Benitez.2009-11-06T21:28:00+00:00openbookHosted by Mariella Frostrup and James Naughtie, this podcast features Open Book and Bookclub - conversations with leading authors about their work.James Naughtie and readers talk to Linda Grant about her novel When I Lived in Modern Times, winner of the Orange Prize for Fiction in 2000.2009-11-01T16:30:00+00:00christianocChristian O'Connell has just one hour to put right some of the world's biggest (and smallest) wrongs with the help of regular problem-solver Bob Mills. Plus they'll be solving the personal problems of some very special guests.Kirsten O'Brien takes a firm grip of the gavel in charge of the first ever all-female Christian O'Connell Solution. Vanessa Feltz, Grace Dent and Lucy Porter are the guests as they attempt to solve the big problems of the week. In less than an hour they solve the Post-Office strikes, Jamie Oliver's attempt to crack America and womens' bad parking.2009-11-01T11:00:00+00:00dannybakerDanny Baker brings his unique outlook to 5 live with two hours of weekly fun and frolics from his Saturday morning programme, with fans and special guests. Expect surreal streams of consciousness, along with Danny’s trademark wit and repartee.Comic Ross Noble is this hour's star guest and former Chelsea striker and 5Live football pundit Pat Nevin is the subject for this week's 'Oy! Do Me A Favour'. Meanwhile Danny and Issy Clarke continue their quest to make Saturday mornings more fun for weekend listeners.2009-11-07T12:01:00+00:00ljsLate Junction's unique studio sessions bring together musicians who have never recorded together before, often from different musical styles and traditions, to create a spontaneous new hybrid music. This reflects the eclectic and exploratory nature of Late Junction, where the playlists often juxtapose tracks with widely divergent styles, whether world, jazz, electronic, folk or classical. The regular presenters are Verity Sharp, Fiona Talkington and Max Reinhardt, and they all share an infectious enthusiasm for great music-making, whatever the genre.chaingangAward-winning writer Robert Shearman has penned an intriguing first episode of a drama, lasting just two minutes. Now it's over to you. Each week we're looking for storylines for the next episode, which will then be dramatised by Robert and performed by our (adaptable!) cast. The Chain Gang podcast includes this week's two-minute episode, together with an interview with a key player in the story's creation.Chain Ganger David Smith has been trying to kill off Susan for a while - will he succeed this week? We asked the man who brought the Daleks back to Doctor Who, award-winning writer Robert Shearman, to pen an intriguing first episode of a drama, lasting just two minutes. And since then, it's been over to you. Each week we're looking for storylines for the next episode, which will then be dramatised by Robert and performed by our regular cast. Join our Chain Gang at bbc.co.uk/radio7 and send in your story idea.2009-11-07T18:00:00+00:00reviewshowWeekly debate about the latest music releases. Nihal plays host to three guests, a bunch of tunes and a whole heap of opinions, as a journalist, a musician and a Radio 1 DJ talk through some of the most newsworthy records of the week. This programme airs every Tuesday night at 9pm, and the podcast is uploaded every Wednesday morning.Each week three panellists join Nihal to discuss, rate and review ten new tracks. Listen now to find out what they thought of a load of new music, what track rated the highest with the panel, and which one earned a play on Greg James' show the following day. This week Nihal was joined by Tinchy Stryder, Annie Mac and Tim from Dazed & Confused.2009-11-04T12:23:00+00:00robbinsBBC Radio Lancashire’s Ted Robbins talks to guests from the world of showbiz in uninterrupted conversation. No news, no travel, no promos, no music – just top quality chat.Charlie Landsborough plays to sell out audiences wherever he goes. Sometimes folk, sometimes country, sometimes rock 'n roll and sometimes even gospel. He spoke to Ted about his music, his childhood, his time behind bars and his time in the army.2009-11-06T11:00:00+00:00lcffBBC Radio Leicester’s Ian Stringer and John Sinclair bring you the latest Leicester City game highlights, manager and squad interviews and features. Download the latest Foxes' match action, talking points and fans’ comments.sandsfruWeekly Football Round-Up from BBC Stoke, with Rob Adcock and Phil Cartwright. A 15 minute podcast looking back at the week of discussion, debate, reaction, humour and issues for Stoke City, Port Vale, Crewe Alexandra, Stafford Rangers and BBC Stoke sport fans.mancbusSteve Saul presents business news from Greater Manchester for Greater Manchester. News from businesses you know and the ones you don’t. Keeping an eye on the money in your pocket and making the financial world make sense. You can hear the full Manchester Business programme on BBC Radio Manchester 95.1FM Mondays at 6pm or via the BBC iPlayer.Manchester Business from BBC Radio Manchester with Steve Saul. Listen live on Monday nights from 6pm on 95.1 FM in Greater Manchester or online www.bbc.co.uk/manchester. This programme was first broadcast 02/11/092009-11-03T12:00:00+00:00faithDiane Louise Jordan and Jumoke Fashola take a look at the top faith stories. Each week they look at the stories hitting the headlines around the country. This half-hour podcast features the best bits of the Sunday morning programmes on BBC Local Radio.Faith Schools case before the Supreme Court will determine what makes you Jewish plus demos against militant Islam and the latest worship music style with Diane Louise Jordan.2009-11-03T02:00:00+00:00bbcoiTim Bearder and Dave Gilyeat present all the best new Oxfordshire bands you've never heard. Their mission since 2005: to explore strange new music; to seek out new acts and future superstars; to boldly go where no local music show has gone before.Behind the scenes with Stornoway on Jools Holland, catching up with Little Fish and tracks from Fixers, Misfit Mod, Echo Boomer and Outraze. Plus hot debate on bank loans, little wigs, jet packs and maids.2009-11-07T19:00:00+00:00readingfcExclusive insight and analysis on Reading Football Club. Post-match interviews with players, coach Brendon Rodgers, goal action and previews of the club’s games in the Championship and cup competitions.The Royals sealed a 3rd away win at the Ricoh Arena and now look to Ispwich at the Mad Stad! Hear Brendan Rodgers thoughts with VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS online at bbc.co.uk/berkshire2009-11-02T11:29:00+00:00mhistoryMaking History explores ordinary people's links with the past. The programme is presented by Vanessa Collingridge and is broadcast on Tuesday at 3pm for 26 weeks a year in two series.The different histories of marriage and divorce in England and Scotland; a listener's ground-breaking research into a placename that's linked to the Welsh cattle drovers and we unearth a new archive which explains the natural origins of Yorkshire Chemicals.2009-11-03T15:30:00+00:00sfbBringing you the funny bits from the last week on BBC Radio Scotland.Susan Calman presents teen speak, leg peeing and talking washing machines.2009-11-06T17:35:00+00:00radio1docMusic, sex, politics, celebs, money, religion, drugs, sport...Radio 1's award-winning Stories cover anything to do with youth culture and society. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialFearne Cotton takes us back to the year 2002 - the year that the TV series The Office took off, moving from BBC Two to BBC One for its second series and launching the career of one Ricky Gervais. Fearne meets up with Ricky to discuss the highs and lows of a decade that has seen him go from a paper factory in Slough to hanging out with Ben Stiller in Hollywood. Fearne also catches up with The Cheeky Girls and explores our fascination with music reality TV shows like Xfactor, Pop Idol and Popstars:The Rivals. Plus we hear about the musical landmarks that defined the year…do you remember electroclash, bootlegs and mash-ups? Erol Alkan, Casey from Fischerspooner and Calvin Harris are here to remind you about the music that was big at the time.2009-11-02T22:00:00+00:00archersomniThe full week’s events in Ambridge, available every Sunday. The Archers is a contemporary drama in a rural setting.Lilian takes an unexpected journey, and Pat shows some community spirit for the shop.2009-11-01T11:30:00+00:00newspodDaily programme highlights from BBC Radio News. Interviews and reports from BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 4, BBC Radio 5 live, the BBC Asian Network and the BBC World Service. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialBrown defends Afghan mission / Texas massacre / Sesame Street is 402009-11-06T17:05:00+00:00ukblackKwame Kwei-Armah brings you UK African and Caribbean community news and cultural programming highlights from across BBC local radio. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialNottingham remembers the "black Florence Nightingale" - Mary Secole. Finance guru Alvin Hall urges people to put as much money away for a rainy day as possible as he visits Reading and the singer Maxwell tells Radio Derby about his joy at returning to the music scene.2009-11-03T02:01:00+00:00desiKulvinder Ghir presents a pick of the week from BBC Local Radio Asian community programmes. News, views and a celebration of the cultural life of Asian people across England, all told in their own words. Desi Download is available every Tuesday and episodes are approximately 25 minutes.Big supermarkets competing for Asian shoppers; meet the Grewal family; curry to treat your stress; Monty Panesar on the Commonwealth 2010 games; plus how the art of boxing inspires youth.2009-11-03T02:30:00+00:00r1punk** The podcast for this programme is no longer available. You can still listen again to the whole show on BBC iPlayer** Mike Davies presents highlights from Radio 1's Punk Show including 'Outlaw Anthems', a featured band interview, demo of the week and all the punk news that's unfit to print. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.r1rock**The podcast for this programme is no longer available. You can still listen again to the whole show on BBC iPlayer.** Daniel P Carter presents highlights from Radio 1's Rock Show including band interviews, features, and the gigs rocking your world this week. Please note, this podcast is only available in the UK.ramblingsRamblings is now featured on the Coast And Country podcast which brings you the very best of the British countryside every week of the year. As well as Clare's regular walks you'll be able to catch up with Matt Baker and Helen Mark's Open Country adventures around the British Isles. For year-round walks, wildlife and great stories from rural Britain sign up to the Coast and Country podcast here: www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/countryafricaAfrican news and analysis from the BBC's Focus on Africa and Network Africa programmes; the Africa Today podcast contains the day's top stories from the continent - available to download Monday to Friday from 1630 GMT.Calls for a speedy investigation as a spokesman of Kenya's outlawed Mungiki sect is gunned down. CAR opposition accuse President Francois Bozizé of possible polls delays. And why some African men think their roles in contemporary society are under attack.2009-11-06T15:31:00+00:00xtraBBC Xtra is the flagship daily 2 hour live magazine programme on BBC Arabic, driving social and human interest issues onto the main news agenda of the Arabic Service. In a fast, energetic and relaxed style, BBC Xtra tackles difficult and controversial social affairs, as well as arts, literature and sports. BBC Xtra has a strong interactive element, where listeners contribute with their viewpoints on all topics by phone, SMS and e-mails.اشارت دراسة اجرتها منظمة العمل العربيه ومقرها القاهره الى تزايد اعداد الشباب المصري الراغب في الهجره بما تزيد نسبته عن 50.% وتشمل هذه النسبه الشباب من مختلف الفئات سواء كانت هذه الهجره شرعية ام لا وسواء ادت الى تحقيق ثروة ام ادت الى عودتهم جثامين هامدة2009-11-06T11:27:00+00:00bizclassInsight, colour, wit and analysis as the BBC's business team looks at the world business and economy stories and their effects on everyday life. On-Air daily.G20 finmins to discuss when to pull the plug on emergency support for global economy BA to cut 1,200 jobs amid losses2009-11-06T14:30:00+00:00chinareelImpartial, indepth, and insightful, the flagship China news and current affairs magazine provides unique reports and analysis on China, including Big Interviews, Scholars Commentary, China in the World, Press features about China, and Chinese on China.engfootThe fun packed magazine programme reports on what's hot and current in English Premiership football, including a weekly roundup and professional comments by the Chinese footballer Sun Jihai.This week's Premiership highlights focus on Marlon King's prison sentence. Fulham boss Hodgson comments on its win.2009-11-01T21:30:00+00:00gcImprove your English grammar with the BBC. Each week we challenge an English language student on an area of the English language such as verb forms, tenses, prepositions and pronunciation. Listen to a short presentation on the topic then try to answer the questions. The programmes are recorded on location in an English language classroom. Each episode lasts for six minutes and is made available every Friday.There are many situations in English when we mix the verb forms which we use. In this programme we look at breaking news with the present perfect and describing the details with the past simple. Our challenger Yasmina from Belgium has to choose the correct forms to use in different situations.2009-11-06T12:00:00+00:00heroesThe ultimate fan-guide to the hit TV sci-fi drama. Jon Holmes and Xanthe Fuller analyse each episode of "Heroes", looking in-depth at the characters, plot-twists, and hidden themes of this thrilling and complex series. Drop us a line with your theories and comments ? heroes.radio@bbc.co.uk - and we may read out your email or call you back to take part in the show!how2Learn and practise useful English language for everyday situations with the BBC. Your weekly instruction manual for saying or doing something in English is published every Wednesday. Each programme is six minutes long and contains examples and explanations to help you improve your knowledge of the English language across a wide range of topics.With the emergence of electronic readers and hundreds of books now available online, Kate and Rebecca talk about the prospect of reading their favourite novels on screen and whether they think this will become common practice in the future.2009-11-05T12:00:00+00:00mhDe lunes a viernes, 15 minutos de noticias y análisis en español sobre los temas de actualidad internacional, con un especial foco latinoamericano. Recorra el Mundo con nosotros, también en nuestro sitio web BBCMundo.com.Fracasa el acuerdo nacional en Honduras. Trece personas muertas en matanza en base militar estadounidense. Y Barcelona no tiene buenos augurios para Copenhague.2009-11-06T12:37:00+00:00brasilUma revista semanal, produzida pela BBC Brasil. O programa analisa os eventos que serão notícia na semana que inicia.Mortalidade materna nos EUA/Repórter da BBC percorre estrada na Amazônia2009-11-01T13:00:00+00:00radio1entsThe week's top 10 showbiz news, gossip and star interviews from across the world brought to you by Radio 1's Entertainment News team.r4choiceThe Radio 4 Choice podcast brings you our pick of the best of the week's documentaries on BBC Radio 4. A new episode is published every Friday. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialIn the heart of London's East End, a team of craftsmen preserves a set of skills dating back to the 1500s, turning out bells for churches and cathedrals across Britain and around the world. Poet and closet campanologist Ian McMillan spends a day among Whitechapel's foundrymen, and follows the birth of a new ring of bells set to bring back life to a church tower which has stood silent since the Second World War.2009-11-06T16:00:00+00:00jjnA daily round-up of the most newsworthy and interesting interviews and features from BBC Persian Radio (Jame Jahan Nama).Iran Russia Sanctions/Parliament Subsidy Reform Plan Proposal/4 November Detanees Situation/Photojournalist Immigration2009-11-07T18:03:00+00:00reHear authentic language from real English young people, this net based English learning audio shows you what's in trend and what's cool, with Chinese translation on the BBC China web site. This podcast is no longer available.taeImprove your English vocabulary, grammar, and listening skills with the BBC. Our weekly 20 minute chat show includes features and interviews to help you practise and develop your English. We cover a range of topics using everyday informal English, highlighting useful words and expressions. Talk about English is presented every Thursday by the team from BBC Learning English including Callum Robertson, William Kremer and Jackie Dalton.Advice for learners of English from teacher, Karen Adams. This week, Mohammed Ibrahim from Afghanistan gets help to improve his listening skills and his knowledge of colloquial language.2009-11-02T12:00:00+00:00ulsterfunJoe Lindsay presents a comedy compilation of the weird and wonderful week on BBC Radio Ulster.An unexpected guest pops up on Lesser Spotted Ulster while Stephen Nolan hears a few home truths...2009-11-07T12:30:00+00:00ouchRazor sharp talk show from the BBC's cult disability website, Ouch! Presented by comedians Mat Fraser and Liz Carr. Featuring interviews, quizzes, discussions, chat and dark disability humour. New episode in the first week of every month. Duration approximately 50 minutes. A transcript and more details about each show is available on the Ouch website. For more information and the podcast Terms of Use go to www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts.Periodically shaky comedian, Paul Betney and disabled German rapper with a conscience, Binki, join us for a chat. Service monkeys, show-jumping dogs, socialising and sick bags dominate the discussions and there's an extra-large portion of the quiz Veg, Veg or Veg. Mat Fraser and Liz Carr present.2009-11-05T16:10:00+00:00h2oshowAll aspects of life on the water - leisure, business and sport - with record-breaking yachtsman Sir Robin Knox-Johnston. The Solent is famous for its rich maritime heritage and is now a centre for cruise liners, competitive yachting and recreational sailing. The H20 show reports on current events and meets the people who live, work or play on the water. The H2O Show presented by Sir Robin Knox-Johnston is broadcast on BBC Radio Solent every Friday until September, 1900-2000 BST. For more information and the podcast Terms of Use go to www.bbc.co.uk/radiosolentHow do you prepare mentally for a solo round the world voyage? We find out on this week's podcast. Also we hear an update from Operation Transglobe and about a rescue during the Clipper race. We are at Boscombe's surf reef as it opens, take a glimpse at Oasis of the Seas as she passes the Solent and find out about nuclear submarines in Southampton2009-11-07T09:56:00+00:00sportsruThe best five minutes of sport from Utro na BBC, the morning programme from the BBC Russian Service. Hear the big stories, discussions of British and Russian papers, and interviews with key sporting personalities. We broadcast Monday to Friday from 0700 to 1000 Moscow time, and we add episodes just after the programme finishes.Gourlay "Chelsea" targets, "Liverpool" "Everton" EuropeLeague, Russian basketball expert Euroleague comments2009-11-06T08:00:00+00:00ttmDance resources for children aged 6 to 8 covering popular cross-curricular topics, primarily for school use. Presented by Diane Louise Jordan and featuring music specially-composed for the series. Programmes available on Thursdays with new episodes added the same day each week, during term time. Programme duration: 20 minutes.We make our final visit to the African waterhole and Diane Louise Jordan guides us through dance ideas based on the movements of the animals that live there. 'Time to Move' is a dance series intended primarily for school children aged 6-8.2009-11-05T05:00:00+00:00sttaCollective Worship / assembly resources for school children aged 5 to 7, from BBC Learning, primarily for use in school. Presented by Paul Ewing and featuring opportunities to join in with singing, focused listening and a time for reflection or prayer. Programmes available on Tuesdays with new episodes added the same day each week during term time. Programme duration: 15 minutes.We join Paul Ewing for the last programme in the unit about children and discovery. We hear the true story of a young inventor called Margaret Knight who invented something very useful many years ago. At the Science Museum in London we catch up with some young inventors as they explore some new inventions and create their own. 'Something to think about' is a collective worship series intended primarily for school children aged 5-7.2009-11-03T05:00:00+00:00basementRonnie Herel celebrates the old skool black music that influences the sounds of today. Check out the full show every Sunday from 1-4pm on 1Xtra. This podcast is no longer available.reportBBC round-up of South Asian and international news. Every weekday at 1400GMT correspondents in the region and from around the world report on all of the day's events, including sport, business and entertainment. The 29 minute programme is presented from Delhi and produced in London, making use of all of the BBC's regional and international resources.An investigation in the United States into the shooting of thirteen people by an army psychiatrist at the Fort Hood military base/The British prime minister says he's not prepared to risk the lives of British soldiers in Afghanistan unless the government there stops corruption/Sri Lanka admits its human rights record could be improved/ British classic bike gets a helping hand from an Indian company2009-11-06T15:39:00+00:006musicnewsYour daily news fix from the world of music, including exclusive interviews with all the big names, breaking talent and legendary artists, plus the very latest gig news, behind the scenes insights, as well as festival updates, award winners and gossip. Updated daily (Monday to Friday) and approximately 2-5 minutes in length. Text MOBILE to 64046 to download the podcast on your mobile phone (network charges apply). Available in the UK only.U2 and Beyonce win at the MTV EMAs, Shy Child leak a new track and Peggy Sue promise secrets on their new album.2009-11-06T16:57:00+00:00foodprogProvenance and pleasure, history and health - Radio 4's weekly look at food. Making sense of food, from the kitchen and canteen, to the farm and factory. We place food in its historical and cultural context; call to account policy makers and industry decision makers; and celebrate the sheer pleasure of good food.burnsIn celebration of the 250th anniversary of Robert Burns - over 300 poems have been recorded by actors from all generations. Visit bbc.co.uk/burns for more from BBC Scotland.Tom Fleming recites an abbreviated version of this wonderful poem which illustrates the simple virtues of the Scottish peasants way of life. To hear the complete poem click on Tom Fleming in the Works section.2009-11-05T23:59:00+00:00letsmoveDance resources for children aged 5 to 7 covering popular cross-curricular topics, primarily for school use. Presented by Justin Fletcher and featuring music specially-composed for the series. Programmes available on Wednesdays with new episodes added the same day each week, during term time. Programme duration: 20 minutesWe join Justin Fletcher for the first programme in a two-part unit about pirates. Today's dance moves are focussed on life on board a pirate ship on the open sea. Let's Move is a dance series intended primarily for schoolchildren aged 4-6.2009-11-04T05:00:00+00:00musicwkshpMusic educational resources for school children, aged 9 to 11, from BBC Learning, primarily for use in school. Featuring opportunities to learn original songs, practise and perform them. Programmes available on Wednesdays with new episodes added the same day each week during term time (with a one week break for half term). Programme duration: 20 minutesIn this week's programme in the series based on the Shakespeare play, The Tempest, Miranda and Ferdinand fall hopelessly in love. Vocal coach, Carrie Grant, teaches us the next song based on the story: Brave new world. Music Workshop is a music series intended primarily for schoolchildren aged 9-11.2009-11-04T05:00:00+00:00togetherCollective worship / assembly resources for school children aged 7 to 11, primarily for use in school. Featuring opportunities to join in with singing, focused listening and a time for reflection or prayer. Programmes available on Fridays with new episodes added the same day each week, during term time. Programme duration: 15 minutes.Gemma Hunt presents the first programme in a unit about 'getting on and falling out'. This week we're thinking about adjusting to change and how it can lead to feelings of loneliness and isolation. This is reflected in today's mysterious story about a girl trying to settle in to a new school. The second part of the story can be heard in next week's programme. Together is a collective worship series intended primarily for schoolchildren aged 7-11.2009-11-06T05:00:00+00:005lxmas08The best from BBC Radio 5 live over Christmas 2008. Including The Movie Game, Soldiers' Story, The Galveston Giant, Unsporting review of 2008, Fighting Talk: Old Chestnuts, Don and Danny Do Christmas, The PMQ show, Kermode's films of the year, Best of Mayo, 5 live News Review of the year.planetbThe second series of the sci fi saga, set in a virtual universe. In Planet B you can live your dreams, but now Lioba's caught in a nightmare. Can she escape the corporation's clutches? Broadcast on BBC Radio 7.utroReports, interviews and discussions on key news stories of the day from the BBC's Russian Service. Presenters: Konstantin Eggert, Oleg Antonenko, Anna Dementyeva. Utro na BBC is broadcast between 0630 and 1000 Moscow time (0330-0700 London). New episodes will be added at 1100 Moscow (0800 London) Monday-Friday. Duration: 10 mins.The Head of PNA Mahmud Abbas says he will not seek re-election, Ukrainian election race: the list of candidates becomes certain, Is there a need in human cloning?2009-11-06T08:00:00+00:00englishUsing these short topical modules from the BBC's Russian Service, this podcast will help you learn the English language.Conversational phrase to learn: 'Could you get me a doctor'2009-11-06T16:30:00+00:00twiaA look back at the people and events that have made the news in Africa this week and offering insight and analysis of the continent's top stories with a light touch. This weekly 30 minute programme is presented by Joseph Warungu and broadcast on Saturday and Sunday at 1830 GMT.Prime Minister Tsvangirai ends his boycott of the Zimbabwean unity government. The ICC to investigate Kenya's post-election violence. And the mood in the congolese city of lubumbashi ahead of an historic African champions League clash.2009-11-07T18:30:00+00:00aabThis five minute bilingual English programme is designed for Mandarin Chinese learners of English. In it we answer learners' questions about life in the UK. This programme is updated weekly. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialThere are over 150 thousand nannies in Britain and it's becoming more common to have nannies from abroad. But why?2009-11-06T13:00:00+00:00ladiesThe No.1 Ladies' Favourite Radio Show - a fictional broadcast from Kgale Hill, the home of the The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency. Presenter Solomon Modumo discusses ideas and myths from Botswana such as the gift of turning oneself into an animal to survive in the bush, exploring the way a bushman can track a person in the desert, and enlightening us as to why baboons do not fear women.durhamLatest news and interviews from Durham County Cricket Club. Get updates from the club's players and staff on the latest from the club. Each Wednesday during the season Martin Emmerson brings you the latest news from the club taken from the week's coverage on BBC Radio Newcastle.ospreysThe latest news on the Cumbrian osprey project including interviews with those involved and updates on the Ospreys as the story of their journey from birth to fledging unfolds.megamathsMental maths resources for school children aged 7 to 9, from BBC Learning. Each programme adopts a quiz format with fun questions intended to consolidate children's mental maths skills. Programmes available on Fridays with new episodes added the same day each week, during term time.histclipsHistory resources for school children aged 9 to 11, from BBC Learning. Each programme includes a variety of material linked to specific historical periods, designed to support children's study in school. Programmes available on Thursdays with new episodes added the same day each week, during term time.wyorksrlBBC Radio Leeds reviews all the week’s goings-on in the rugby league world including match action, interviews with coaches and players and special guests.lrlNews, reports, features, interviews and action from London’s rugby league teams. Follow all the action from the Super League, Championship and the amateur game in and around London.lcsNews, reports, interviews and action from London’s cricket teams. Follow the clubs’ progress in the county championship and one-day competitions and get the latest cricket news and features from the capital.wsanalysisThe radio programme Analysis from the BBC World Service has come to an end. However, as the podcast series was part of a short trial episodes will remain available until the end of December 2009. To find out more about the trial visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialA new initiative to help poor countries reap more benefit from their natural resources.2009-10-23T10:00:00+01:00dannywWeekly highs and possibly lows from Danny Wallace's 6 Music Saturday morning show. Limited edition of seven episodes that are all yours for free.oybLinda McAuley presents our weekly download, campaigning on behalf of consumers who believe they are being short-changed, ill-treated or ignored. The podcast features the On Your Behalf weekly radio show and is full of information about how to fight for your rights. As part of a short trial, episodes of this podcast will be available until the end of December 2009. To find out more visit bbc.co.uk/podcasts/trialAudrey Carville sits in for Linda this week with a story which reminds us just how important it is to hold onto ALL our receipts. Six months ago one listener filled up his new company car with £42 of petrol at a local filling station. He didn't give it another thought until a month later when his credit card statement came through, and he discovered that he had actually paid over £400. Independent financial advisor Peter Yarr joins Audrey to looks at Christmas savings schemes and the mortgage maze, and resident benefits expert Eileen Evason who will be talking about how carers are getting a hard deal.2009-11-07T09:30:00+00:00gardenGet all the gardening advice you need for every month of the year from the experts in our Gardeners’ Corner download. Presenter Cherrie McIlwaine and her panel of experts answer your queries from their many years of experience. This podcast is packed with gardening hints and tips in a compact thirty minute episode.Cherrie McIlwaine is joined by Barbara Pilcher and Phil Rollinson to answer listeners' gardening problems.2009-11-07T09:30:00+00:00scotrugbyScottish Rugby covers every aspect of the game in Scotland, from the national team playing in the Six Nations to Magners League action and club rugby matches on a Saturday. Presenter John Beattie is joined each Friday night on BBC Radio Scotland by the top names in Scottish rugby.shorthistIn 1939 a divided Ireland held her breath on the brink of the Second World War. Almost a quarter of a century later she swayed on the edge of a fresh conflict - Terence O’Neill was the new Prime Minister of Northern Ireland and the Troubles were just around the corner. What happened in the years between these two great turning points? In 60 episodes, 'A Short History of Ireland' brings the events, the leading characters and the ordinary people to life. The series is written by Dr. Jonathan Bardon and is a continuation of his 240 part 'A Short History of Ireland' for BBC Radio Ulster. The narrators are Cherrie McIlwaine, Patrick FitzSymons, Sean Crummey and Dr. Jonathan Bardon.The IRA gathers arms and support in the early 1950s.2009-11-06T19:00:00+00:00vivechanaWeekly insight and analysis as the BBC's Hindi service take a closer look at the stories behind the headlines.BBC Hindi Section Head, Amit Baruah in conversation with Prakash Karat, general secretary of CPI(M) on Indo-US nuclear Deal, party performance in general election and some other issues...2009-11-07T12:51:00+00:00vigyanThe BBC Hindi service takes a weekly look at new discoveries, inventions and developments from the world of science.rdiaryEvery week the BBC's Hindi service presents correspondent reports from different parts of the country.gundemBBC Türkçe’nin radyo yayınlarında Cuma günleri yer alan "Gündem" programımızı hafta boyu dinleyebilirsiniz. Program süresi ortalama 15 dakikadır.Küresel mali krizde önemli payı olan ülkelerarası tasarruf ve tüketim dengesizliğinin etkileri. BBC Türkçe'den Hüsnü Kural hazırladı ve sundu.2009-11-06T17:03:00+00:00mulakatlarBBC Türkçe’nin özel mülakatlarını dilediğiniz yer ve zamanda yeniden dinleyebilirsiniz. Kliplerin süresi ortalama 4 ila 10 dakika arasında değişmektedir.Japon bilim adamlarının yeni icadı, konuşmaların çevirisini altyazı ile yansıtan gözlük.2009-11-06T18:51:00+00:00dizilerBBC Türkçe dünyanın dört bir yanındaki olay ve gelişmeleri özel dizileri ile derinlemesine inceliyor. Program süresi ortalama 15 dakikadır.rukThis programme covers all aspects of life in the UK, including cultural and social issues and events, life style, Chinese communities in the UK, and Sino-British cultural exchanges.Britain’s oldest newly-weds have a combined age of 179; a French love letter drifts onto UK shores.2009-11-03T12:40:00+00:00newsweekReview key events of the week in this Cantonese programme from the BBC World Service. In the special features, BBC correspondents, contributors and listeners present the world from different angles.This week’s major stories are: EU leaders on Lisbon Treaty; Hague resumes trial of ex-Bosnia Serb leader Karadzic; China ambassador to London complaints about X factor fans2009-11-01T11:55:00+00:00thfcThe most comprehensive coverage of Tottenham Hotspur FC. Stay in contact with everything that's going on at White Hart Lane by listening to the podcast every Monday. The latest team news, player and manager interviews as well as features involving the club's community initiatives.Well, they say there’s never a dull moment if you’re a follower of Tottenham Hotspur football club and the past week has certainly supported that statement. From celebrating the first anniversary of Harry Redknapps arrival at White Hart Lane, through to receiving some great news regarding the new stadium project, followed up then by the team getting through to the quarter finals of the Carling Cup, things were looking good. However, old rivals Arsenal decided to spoil the fun by winning the local derby at the Emirates so you can begin to understand the range of emotions that a Spurs fan can experience in just seven days. In the episode of the Inside Tottenham Hotspur podcast we will try and reflect on some of those events that have made it such a special week.2009-11-02T12:00:00+00:00lruNews, reports, interviews and action from London's rugby union teams. Follow the clubs' fortunes in the Guinness Premiership, the European competitions and get the latest on the amateur game in London.Lawrence Dallaglio, Jonny Wilkinson and Martin Johnson look ahead to England v Australia. Meanwhile Andy Rowley and Sara Orchard speak to the Rugby Correspondent for the Sunday Express Neil Fissler about who the candidates are for the vacant Director of Rugby position at Harlequins. Our guests in studio are Richard Cable and Stephen Cooper who have both carried out extensive research into the Rosslyn Park players who gave their lives for their country in the First World War. And the Richmond Director of Rugby Geoff Richards previews their derby game against Barnes.2009-11-05T23:01:00+00:00basindanİngiltere basınını BBC Türkçe'den dinleyin. BBC Türkçe Servisi her sabah İngiltere’nin önde gelen gazetelerinde yer alan haber ve yorumlardan oluşan bir özet sunuyor. Ortalama altı dakikalık basın özetlerimize hafta içi her gün ulaşabilirsiniz.'İran nükleer başlık denedi', 'Brown, ilk kez Afganistan'da başarısızlık olasılığından söz ediyor' ve 'Brezilya lideri Lula'nın Kopenhag çağrısı'.2009-11-06T09:32:00+00:00npihExclusive Nottingham Panthers news and behind-the-scenes access to the players and characters at the club. This weekly free download is presented by Chris Ellis, published every Thursday during the season and compiled from Panthers Powerplay bulletins on BBC Radio Nottingham.This week, BBC Radio Nottingham reflects on a topsy turvy weekend for the Nottingham Panthers. Bruce Richardson talks us through the best bits of Saturday's victory over Edinburgh, while Corey Neilson gives his players some stark truths following defeat to the same side on Sunday in Scotland. Danny Meyers takes to the quiz hot-seat and we look ahead to Saturday's match with the Steelers, with the thoughts of BBC Radio Sheffied's Seth Bennett on his side's poor start to the season.2009-11-05T09:00:00+00:00afperspA weekly African documentary, which takes an in-depth look at life on the continent. First broadcast on the BBC World Service every Saturday at 0830GMT, the programme is available as a podcast available every Saturday at 9am.In the first of two special reports on the crisis Guinea, African Perspective explores what appears to be the premeditated rape by security forces of women who took part in the pro-democracy demonstration of the 28th September.2009-11-07T09:00:00+00:00listenplayLiteracy resources for children aged 3 to 5, from BBC Learning, primarily for use in nursery and school, with opportunities to join in with songs, traditional rhymes and stories. Programmes available on Tuesdays with new episodes added the same day each week, during term time (with a one week break for half term).Today we join a rather cold and wet Liz Kitchen outside in the rain. We hear the story of Dr. Foster who loves splashing about in puddles and we sing 'I hear thunder' and 'We're marching in our wellingtons'. Listen and Play is a literacy resource intended primarily for use in nursery and school for children aged 3-5.2009-11-03T05:00:00+00:00songtreeMusic educational resources for school children aged 5 to 7, from BBC Learning, primarily for use in school, featuring opportunities to learn songs and perform them and undertake a range of musical activities. Programmes available on Wednesdays with new episodes added the same day each week, during term time (with a one week break for half term).In this week's programme in the series based on the Native American tale of the Magic Hummingbird, the bird flies from one chamber (or kiva) to another, each of which reveals a different world of nature's bounty. This week's song is called Song of the kivas. The Song Tree is a music series intended primarily for schoolchildren aged 5-7.2009-11-04T05:00:00+00:00heartsoulEvery week, Heart and Soul explores the role of faith, spirituality, and religious practice in the lives of people around the world. It offers insights into personal life stories, current events and current trends, and explores where these intersect with religious practice and values. Covering all major religions, it offers valuable insights into how different faith communities think and live, as well as discussion of ethical matters. Presenters vary from week to week. Regular presenters include Christopher Landau; Richard Coles; and Michael Ford. First original broadcast of each programme: Sat 0332 GMT.One of the many charges faced by Radovan Karadžić at The Hague is that of organising the rape of 20,000 Bosnian Muslim women. Wendy Robbins tells the story of two professional women – a lawyer and a judge – who were kept for months in Omarska camp along with 3,500 mainly Muslim men - who were raped and beaten by their Serb guards.2009-11-04T16:02:00+00:00chinafocusChina Focus forms part of our daily news and current affairs programme; as the name suggest, it contains key interviews and analysis on Chinese affairs, regular columns, press reviews on China and audience views on hot topics. The programme goes out on BBC World Service from 1315 to 1330 GMT, Monday to Friday. The podcast is available at 1400 GMT every day.China Focus contains in-depth interviews and analyses on China, daily columns, press review, Chinese on China and readers' views on hot topics of the day.2009-11-06T14:55:00+00:00overtoyouBBC World Service's programme that lets you talk back to the BBC (and challenge the programme-makers). This weekly podcast hands the microphone over to our global audience.How did the BBC get interviews with the Somali pirates holding a British couple hostage? Rajan Datar talks to the head of the Somali service who has spoken to both captors and to Paul Chandler, one of the hostages. How does he check the credentials of people who claim to be holding hostages and is there a danger that the pirates are using the BBC for their own purposes? The BBC's World News Editor talks about the safety of the BBC's Kabul bureau staff in the light of recent withdrawal of UN workers from Afghanistan. How free are journalists to report accurately and safely from the country?2009-11-07T11:40:00+00:00witnessWitness - history as told by the people who were there. Five days a week we will be talking to people who lived through moments of history to bring you a personal perspective on world events.How a Miss World contest led to riots on the streets of northern Nigeria.2009-11-06T10:30:00+00:00bbcsiSupporting unsigned music in Suffolk, Richard Haugh and Graeme Mac bring you highlights from BBC Suffolk Introducing. Broadcast Thursdays at 7pm on BBC Radio Suffolk, we're here to support unsigned, undiscovered and under-the-radar music in Suffolk. Find out more at bbc.co.uk/suffolk.Welcome to this new BBC podcast. If you subscribe to the podcast feed, you should receive the first episode of this series automatically within the next seven days. To find other podcasts from the BBC, visit www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts.2009-11-06T15:01:00+00:00scotlifeCompelling personal stories from every possible walk of life, Scottish Life is a weekly digest of some of the most touching, engaging, funny and infuriating experiences we've heard about on BBC Radio Scotland. Working life, family life, love life and leisure life, Scottish Life has it all!Crime Writer Christopher Brookmyre talks about his early influences, Donal Macintyre hears why women make better spys and Tom Morton reflects on women and the temperance movement.2009-11-04T12:00:00+00:00lclBBC Radio Leeds brings you the latest news, views and interviews from Leeds Carnegie Ladies. Join Jo Currie for in-depth coverage of the issues within the world of women’s football and insights from some of the sport’s key players and personalities.sukThe programme introduces higher education in the UK, focusing on its educational systems. It provides information on studying in the UK, and covers all aspects of overseas Chinese students' life.Innovation and creation is regarded highly at British universities. Chinese overseas student Zhao Kun took part in Biotechnology YES（Young Entrepreneurs Scheme）and learned a great deal. Dr Xiong Yu graduated from Nottingham Trent University. He is one of the founders of China Innovation and Development Association, which encourages young Chinese to be more innovative and creative.2009-11-03T15:20:00+00:00