BBC Radio 4
Book of the Week: Books to Change your Life By
Bel Mooney introduces extracts from classic and contemporary books offering thoughts and advice on better living. 5/5: How to Be Free, by Tom Hodgkinson. Read by Rupert Wickham.
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Bookclub
Led by James Naughtie, readers talk to acclaimed authors about their best known novels
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Boom or Bust
Michael White assesses the political impact of Norman Lamont's 1992 pre-election budget.
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Boot Camp on a Boat
Why has NHS Hull spent £500,000 on a yacht for young people? Jolyon Jenkins reports.
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Border Blaster: In Search of the Wolf
Nick Barraclough recalls the first pirate radio stations set up in Mexico in the 1950s
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Boris Yeltsin: A Flawed Giant
Andrew Harding looks back over the turbulent career of the late Russian leader.
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Born in Bradford
Why are genetic disorders and cases of infant mortality are so high in Bradford?
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Born in Bradford
Doctors are tracking thousands of Bradford babies from birth to better understand illness.
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Born with Down's
Felicity Finch finds out why more babies are being born with Down's syndrome.
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Bougainville: Crown of Shells
A look at the bizarre events on the island of Bourgainville, home to a jungle gold mine.
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Bowing out Gracefully: The Brandreth Rules on Standing Down
Gyles Brandreth examines how political careers end and how to step down gracefully
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Bowling For Love
Following a bowls community and the friendships and romances formed on and off the green.
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Boys, Badges and Baden-Powell
Arthur Smith presents the fascinating 100-year story of the scouting movement
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BP: Beyond the Horizon
How BP is grappling with capping the Deepwater well while securing its corporate future.
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Brain of Britain
General knowledge in which listeners compete for the title of Brain of Britain
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Brand Cuba
Allan Little analyses some of the factors that have given Cuba such a prominent image.
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Brandreth's Pills
Gyles Brandreth tells how his ancestor sold a pill and became one of America's richest men
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Brel et Moi: Alastair Campbell on Jacques Brel
Alastair Campbell reveals his passion for the music of Belgian singer Jacques Brel.
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Brick by Brick
Exploring the demolitions industry through the dismantling of Marischal College, Aberdeen.
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Bridging the Morphine Gap
Mukti Jain Campion asks why India's people have virtually no access to medical morphine.
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Brief Encounters
A series of short features transporting listeners into cinemas located around the world
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