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00:32–01:00BBC World ServiceHazhir Teimourian asks whether youth, as with spring and summer, is not overrated.
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00:40–00:45BBC One (Northern Ireland only)Linley Hamilton talks about how life as a musician influences his weekly radio programme. (R)
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01:00–02:00BBC FourExamines the 1959 albums of Miles Davis, Dave Brubeck, Charles Mingus and Ornette Coleman. (R)
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01:00–01:30BBC Radio 74/5. Jeffrey Richards looks at how the Harley St psychiatrist-turned detective solved his cases
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02:00–02:15BBC Radio 7Peter Reed discovers how the BBC's mammoth tape archive arrives on Radio 7.
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02:15–03:00BBC Radio 7The story of pioneering BBC Radiophonic Workshop music composer Delia Derbyshire.
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03:32–04:00BBC World ServiceSamuel Maoz's film Lebanon, Michael Feinstein, Stalin, John Kani.
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05:15–05:30BBC Three5/13. Behind the scenes on location in France, the programme gatecrashes a right royal wedding. (R)
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09:00–12:00BBC Asian NetworkBollywood music, star interviews and reviews with Raj and Pablo.
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09:03–10:00BBC Radio CymruRhaglen yn cynnwys darnau o'r archif. Archive clips and recordings with John Hardy.
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09:05–09:30BBC World ServiceThe best of the world's arts, film, music, literature and music brought to you every day.
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09:32–10:00BBC World ServiceThe best of the world's arts, film, music, literature and music brought to you every day.
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10:03–12:00BBC Radio FoyleJohn Toal takes on life, relationships, health and well-being.
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10:03–12:00BBC Radio UlsterJohn Toal takes on life, relationships, health and well-being.
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10:45–11:00BBC News ChannelNews from the world of entertainment, presented by James Dagwell.
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11:32–11:40BBC World ServiceClive James reflects on the postal workers' current dispute.
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13:00–14:00BBC Radio 31/2. Catherine Bott presents music from the Orlando Consort, Stevie Wishart and Crawford Young.
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15:30–16:00BBC Radio 4Pete Townshend talks about the influence on his songwriting of composer Henry Purcell.
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16:30–17:00BBC Radio FoyleA colourful mix of Ulster-Scots history, language, culture and crack.
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17:45–18:00BBC News ChannelNews from the world of entertainment, presented by James Dagwell. (R)
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18:02–18:30BBC Radio CymruCelfyddyd a thrafodaeth. Arts discussion programme.
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18:15–19:00BBC Radio 4Clive Anderson is joined by Chris Evans and Ginger Baker. With music from Jamie Cullum.
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19:00–19:30BBC Four2/4. David Heathcote uncovers the controversial story of the London Transport HQ. (R)
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19:15–20:00BBC Radio 4Bidisha is joined by Natalie Haynes, histrian Tristram Hunt and Michael Simkins.
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19:32–20:00BBC World ServiceHazhir Teimourian asks whether youth, as with spring and summer, is not overrated.
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20:45–21:00BBC ParliamentMark D'Arcy in discussion with David Kynaston about his book Family Britain: 1951-1957.
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21:00–22:35BBC FourDocumentary about the painter Francis Bacon, whose life was as colourful as his art. (R)
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22:00–00:00BBC Radio 2Cerys Matthews takes a tour through the BBC's Maida Vale Studios.
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22:05–22:30BBC World ServiceThe best of the world's arts, film, music, literature and music brought to you every day.
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22:32–23:00BBC World ServiceThe best of the world's arts, film, music, literature and music brought to you every day.
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22:35–23:00BBC FourCollection of BBC archive on artist Francis Bacon, including an unseen 1965 interview.
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23:00–23:30BBC ALBABoston's Crooked Still, Gaelic singer Margaret Stewart and the John Goldie Band.
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23:30–00:00BBC Radio 4Roger McGough introduces poems about snow and solitude.
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00:32–00:40BBC World ServiceClive James reflects on the postal workers' current dispute.
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01:05–01:30BBC World ServiceThe best of the world's arts, film, music, literature and music brought to you every day.
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01:32–02:00BBC World ServiceThe best of the world's arts, film, music, literature and music brought to you every day.
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01:50–02:50BBC FourHow the American jazz music of the 1940s and 50s gave birth to the notion of 'cool'. (R)
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02:50–03:15BBC FourCollection of BBC archive on artist Francis Bacon, including an unseen 1965 interview. (R)
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03:15–03:45BBC Four2/4. David Heathcote uncovers the controversial story of the London Transport HQ. (R)
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03:32–03:40BBC World ServiceClive James reflects on the postal workers' current dispute.
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