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Crime writer Peter James and World Cup jukebox jury

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Last broadcast on Thu, 27 May 2010, 19:15 on BBC Radio 4.

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With Mark Lawson.

Crime writer Peter James discusses his new novel Dead Like You, the latest in his Detective Superintendent Roy Grace series.

The World Cup edition of Front Row's Juke Box Jury, invites comedienne Natalie Haynes and sports columnist Jim White to turn pop panelists, as they review a selection of records being released to tie in with this year's World Cup.

This week sees the opening of five new Galleries of Modern London at the Museum of London, which will focus on the lives of the city's population from 1666 to the present day. Historian Juliet Gardiner gives her response to the £20m makeover.

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Chapters

  1. Crime Writer Peter James

    1. Chapter 1

      Crime writer Peter James discusses his new novel Dead Like You, the latest in his Detective Superintendent Roy Grace series.

  2. World Cup "Juke Box Jury" Part One

    1. Chapter 2

      The World Cup edition of Front Row's Juke Box Jury, invites comedienne Natalie Haynes and sports columnist Jim White to turn pop panelists, as they review a selection of World Cup records.

  3. Galleries of Modern London

    1. Chapter 3

      This week sees the opening of five new Galleries of Modern London at the Museum of London, which will focus on the lives of the city's population from 1666 to the present day.

  4. World Cup "Juke Box Jury" Part Two

    1. Chapter 4

      The World Cup edition of Front Row's Juke Box Jury, invites comedienne Natalie Haynes and sports columnist Jim White to turn pop panelists, as they review World Cup records.

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  1. Thu 27 May 2010
    19:15

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