BBC Radio 4
Vive La France
US satirist Joe Queenan finds out why France and the United States continually fall out.
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Voices at 40
Judith Palmer celebrates the 40th anniversary of Voices, a series of poetry anthologies.
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Voices From The Old Bailey
Amanda Vickery presents dramatised extracts from 18th-century Old Bailey court cases
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Wah! Wah! Wah! Waaaaah! The Comedy Scores
Huw Williams appraises classic comedy music written for film, television and radio.
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Waking Up in the Dock
Edi Stark investigates whether the science and law are at odds in sleepwalking crimes.
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Waldemar at the Venice Biennale
Waldemar Januszczak visits the world's oldest international contemporary art festival.
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Walker of the Downs
Martin Sorrell walks the Sussex Downs which inspired the nature poet Ted Walker.
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Walking a Stick Back Home
James Crowden brings home a walking stick formerly belonging to author Thomas De Quincey.
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Wall: An Essay by David Hare
David Hare gives his thoughts on the potential future border between Israel and Palestine.
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Warding of the Germs
Winifred Robinson investigates what more could be done to prevent infections in hospitals
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Wars of The Roses
Wesley Kerr follows the town of Taunton in its bid to win the Britain in Bloom competition
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Wasting Away in the Outback
The Australian government's deal with an indigenous community to take their nuclear waste.
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Watching the Watchdog
Examining a new internet watchdog to protect children from dangers in the digital world.
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Water Song
Wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson presents a composition based on his own recordings.
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We Are The Egg Men
Poet Paul Farley investigates the compulsion of some men to collect wild birds' eggs.
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We Were Here: How to Create Your Own Time Capsule
What do time capsules say about the people who create them? Ian Peacock goes digging.
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