BBC Radio 4
A Point of View
Broadcaster and former MP Brian Walden presents a weekly reflection on a topical issue.
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A Problem With Noise
Sound recordist Chris Watson investigates man-made noise pollution and its effects.
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A Quiet Invasion
20 years after Iraq invaded Kuwait, Kirsty Norman tells her story of being taken hostage
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A Race Apart
Sarfraz Manzoor talks to US students who have opted for a racially segregated education.
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A Sense of Liverpool
Writers, artists and entertainers take a new look at the 2008 European Capital of Culture
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A Service to Celebrate The Queen's Diamond Wedding Anniversary
A service of celebration in Westminster Abbey, introduced by Nicholas Witchell.
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A Service to Mark the Passing of the First World War Generation
The Queen, the Royal Family and senior government figures gather in Westminster Abbey.
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A Small Business
Liz Barclay meets the owners of the small businesses which keep the UK economy running
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A Social Selection
Reporter Andrew Bomford examines the grammar school selection system in parts of England
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A Sporting Chance
David Conn examines the real legacy of the Manchester Commonwealth Games in 2002.
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A Strange, Enchanted Boy
eden ahbez is known for just one song, but it was a song that became world famous.
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A Sunparched Country
Caroline Holmes discovers how Australians are adapting to the reality of climate change
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A Tale of Two Emirates
Jenny Clayton visits Dubai and Abu Dhabi to see how they are coping with the credit crisis
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A Talent to Muse
Writer, broadcaster and comedian Simon Fanshawe examines the art of creating comedy.
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A Taste of Honey
Screenwriter Kay Mellor explores the legacy of Shelagh Delaney's play A Taste of Honey.
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A Telephone and a Rubber Band
Robin Denselow meets the remaining members of the eclectic Penguin Cafe Orchestra.
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A Thanksgiving Service Marking the 70th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain
Commemorating the heroes of the air who fought for their country in the summer of 1940.
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A Three Minute Education
David Hepworth explores what, if anything, can be learned from listening to popular music.
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A Very Scottish Homecoming
Aasmah Mir explores five themes chosen to encapsulate Scots' contribution to the world
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