BBC Radio 4

A Very Special Relationship

A look at the relationship between New Labour and Rupert Murdoch's News International.

A Very Special Relationship

A look at the relationship between New Labour and Rupert Murdoch's News International.

A Very Theatrical Revolution

Dominic Dromgoole goes in search of Shakespeare's indoor playhouse, Blackfriars Theatre.

A View Through a Lens

Wildlife cameraman John Aitchison on human experience and the beauty of nature

A Voyage on Livingstone's Lake

The story of the MV Ilala, a 60-year-old boat still in use in Malawi and Mozambique.

A Week with Adam Buxton

Adam Buxton offers some personal observations from the past week.

A Welsh Anthology

By Laura Morris. In a single day a child's fantasies turn to sludgy brown water.

A Welsh Anthology

Five stories by Welsh writers

A Wonderful Way to Make a Living

US satirist Joe Queenan presents a series on people with highly unusual occupations

About a Dog

Comedy series about the unique relationship between dogs and their owners

Absent Friends

An exploration of characters we know and love on TV or radio, but who rarely appear

Act of Worship

An act of worship and music

Act Your Age

Host Simon Mayo pits the comic generations against each other

Actor's Words

Five actors read self-penned stories

Addiction

Stories on the theme of addictions and obsessions

Adebayor Returns Home

Arsenal striker Emmanuel Adebayor makes an emotional return home to Togo.

Adrian's Wall

Mike McCartney follows the construction of a memorial to the late poet Adrian Henri.

Adults With Autism

Mike Embley explores the adult autistic mind.

Adventures in Junk

Alan Dein discovers the surprising history of the adventure playground.

Adventures in Poetry

Programme exploring the background, effect and lasting appeal of some well-loved poems

Advertising: The Most Fun You Can Have With Your Clothes On!

Advertising executive Robin Wright presents a history of the advertising industry

Advice to the Living

People who only have a short time left to live give advice to the rest of us.

Affluent Workers Revisited, Revisited

Sarfraz Manzoor revisits a 1980s sociological study of Luton with Professor Fiona Devine.

Afghanistan: Is It Mission Impossible?

Eddie Mair chairs a debate about the continuing western involvement in Afghanistan.

Africa at 50

Robin Denselow reports on Africa, 50 years after many countries became independent