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Our Slough focus group on the economic downturn Duration: 16:49
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Wearable technology: the 'tweet dress' Duration: 04:48 10/05/2013
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The real spy 'who inspired Bond girl' Duration: 03:43 10/05/2013
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Can Somalia 'overcome corruption?' Duration: 04:09 07/05/2013
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US basketball star 'brave' to come out Duration: 05:38 30/04/2013
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Is pornography good for you? Duration: 06:51 23/04/2013
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The Vienna of 1913
In 1913, Hitler, Trotsky, Tito, Freud and Stalin all lived in the same square mile in Vienna. Andy Walker reports.
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Following Graham Greene to Liberia's sacred waterfall
While in Liberia for BBC Radio 4's Today Programme, presenter Jim Naughtie retraced the steps of novelist Graham Greene in search of a sacred site visited by only a handful of outsiders.
New Today editor announced
Jamie Angus will be the new editor of the Today programme.
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BBC Radio 4 Today @BBCr4todayLISTEN: Our Slough focus group on the impact of the recent economic downturn #r4today http://t.co/iksDO2sUEj
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LISTEN: Are women "sleepwalking into infertility"? #r4today http://t.co/W0VoSbxrg4
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‘This feels a lot like scaremongering… the campaign is patronising women’ says Evening Standard’s @RosamundUrwin #fertility #r4today
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