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Shaun Ley presents the national and international news.

  1. BBC Radio 4
  2. Programmes
  3. The Reith Lectures
  4. Series

Series for The Reith Lectures

  1. A.H. Halsey: Change in British Society: 1978
  2. Alastair Buchan: Change without War: 1973
  3. Albert Sloman: A University in the Making: 1963
  4. Alec Broers: The Triumph of Technology: 2005
  5. Alexander Goehr: The Survival of The Symphony: 1987
  6. Ali Mazrui: The African Condition: 1979
  7. Andrew Shonfield Europe: Journey to an Unknown Destination: 1972
  8. Anthony Giddens: Runaway World: 1999
  9. Arnold Toynbee: The World and the West: 1952
  10. Bernard Lovell: The Individual and the Universe: 1958
  11. Bertrand Russell: Authority and the Individual: 1948
  12. Colin Blakemore: Mechanics of the Mind: 1976
  13. Cyril Radcliffe: Power and the State: 1951
  14. Daniel Barenboim: In the Beginning was Sound: 2006
  15. Daniel Boorstin: America and the World Experience: 1975
  16. David Henderson: Innocence and Design: 1985
  17. Denis Donoghue: The Arts Without Mystery: 1982
  18. Donald Schon: Change and Industrial Society: 1970
  19. Douglas Wass: Government and the Governed: 1983
  20. Edgar Wind: Art and Anarchy: 1960
  21. Edmund Leach: A Runaway World: 1967
  22. Edward Appleton: Science and the Nation: 1956
  23. Edward Norman: Christianity and the World: 1978
  24. Edward Said: Representation of the Intellectual: 1993
  25. Frank Fraser Darling: Wilderness and Plenty: 1969
  26. Geoffrey Hosking: The Rediscovery of Politics: 1988
  27. George Carstairs: This Island Now: 1962
  28. George Kennan: Russia, the Atom and the West: 1957
  29. Ian Kennedy: Unmasking Medicine: 1980
  30. J K Galbraith: The New Industrial State: 1966
  31. Jacques Darras: Beyond The Tunnel of History: 1989
  32. Jean Aitchison: The Language Web: 1996
  33. Jeffrey Sachs: Bursting at the Seams: 2007
  34. John Keegan: War In Our World: 1998
  35. John McCluskey: Law, Justice and Democracy: 1986
  36. John Searle: Minds, Brains and Science: 1984
  37. John Zachary Young: Doubt and Certainty in Science: 1950
  38. Jonathan Sacks: The Persistence of Faith: 1990
  39. Jonathan Spence: Chinese Vistas: 2008
  40. Laurence Martin: The Two Edged Sword: 1981
  41. Leon Bagrit: The Age of Automation: 1964
  42. Lester Pearson: In the Family of Man: 1968
  43. Margery Perham: The Colonial Reckoning: 1961
  44. Marina Warner: Managing Monsters: 1994
  45. Martin Rees: Scientific Horizons: 2010
  46. Michael Sandel: A New Citizenship: 2009
  47. Niall Ferguson: The Rule of Law and Its Enemies: 2012
  48. Nikolaus Pevsner: The Englishness of English Art: 1955
  49. Oliver Franks: Britain and the Tide of World Affairs: 1954
  50. Onora O'Neill: A Question of Trust: 2002
  51. Patricia Williams: The Genealogy of Race: 1997
  52. Peter Medawar: The Future of Man: 1959
  53. Ralf Dahrendorf: The New Liberty: 1974
  54. Respect For The Earth: 2000
  55. Richard Hoggart: Only Connect: 1971
  56. Richard Rogers: Sustainable City: 1995
  57. Robert Birley: Britain in Europe: Reflections on the Development of a European Society: 1949
  58. Robert Gardiner: World of Peoples: 1965
  59. Robert Oppenheimer: Science and the Common Understanding: 1953
  60. Securing Freedom: 2011
  61. Steve Jones: The Language of the Genes: 1991
  62. Tom Kirkwood: The End Of Age: 2001
  63. Vilayanur S. Ramachandran: The Emerging Mind: 2003
  64. Wole Soyinka: Climate of Fear: 2004

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