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00:00–01:00BBC ParliamentWeekly studio programme looking back at the week in Westminster with Alicia McCarthy.
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00:30–01:30BBC FourHow a radical generation of 1960s and 70s musicians created a new German musical identity. (R)
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00:32–00:40BBC World ServiceMark Tully on why the Indian government is taking on Maoist rebels.
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00:40–01:00BBC World ServiceHow did the BBC get interviews with the Somali pirates holding a British couple hostage?
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01:00–05:00BBC Radio 5 liveDotun Adebayo presents. Including New York news and the Film Phone-in.
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01:00–02:15BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of the afternoon session of the Youth Parliament.
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01:00–05:20BBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
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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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01:30–02:00BBC News ChannelAndrew Neil interviews Peter Hain MP. (R)
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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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02:00–02:30BBC One (Northern Ireland only)Farmer Jimmy Doherty makes breakfast from scratch, looking at cornflakes and coffee. (R)
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02:05–03:00BBC World ServiceAlaa Al Aswany talks about his acclaimed novel The Yacoubian Building.
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02:15–03:00BBC ParliamentThe news conference from Sir Christopher Kelly, Commissioner for Parliamentary Standards.
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02:30–03:00BBC News ChannelCutting through confusion, statistics and spin to give a clear view of the business world. (R)
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02:30–03:30BBC Radio 7Robin Boyle recalls those who entertained the nation during the Second World War.
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03:00–04:00BBC ParliamentWeekly studio programme looking back at the week in Westminster with Alicia McCarthy.
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03:05–03:30BBC World ServiceYoussou N’Dour, the man who makes music to benefit Africa.
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03:30–04:00BBC Radio 7Sebastian Faulks on his bestselling book Birdsong.
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03:32–03:40BBC World ServiceMark Tully on why the Indian government is taking on Maoist rebels.
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03:40–04:00BBC World ServiceHow did the BBC get interviews with the Somali pirates holding a British couple hostage?
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04:00–05:00BBC BristolPhil Gibbons and Joanne Scholfield bring you the best of Bristol's community radio.
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04:00–05:15BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of the afternoon session of the Youth Parliament.
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04:00–05:00BBC SomersetPhil Gibbons and Joanne Scholfield bring you the best of Bristol's community radio.
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04:30–05:00BBC News ChannelThe IPhone takes on the PSP and Nintendo DS in the handheld gaming stakes. (R)
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04:32–05:00BBC World ServiceSmall earthquakes could be aftershocks from quakes 100's of years ago;is nanomedicine safe
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04:50–05:05BBC Three3/10. A look at real life scams and cons, with commentary and advice on security from experts. (R)
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05:00–06:00BBC BristolMuch-loved music combined with interviews.
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05:00–06:00BBC SomersetMuch-loved music combined with interviews.
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05:15–06:00BBC ParliamentThe news conference from Sir Christopher Kelly, Commissioner for Parliamentary Standards.
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05:30–06:00BBC News ChannelAn in-depth look at the politics of Europe, presented by Shirin Wheeler. (R)
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05:30–06:00BBC NewcastleLatest from the region's rivers and reservoirs with Railton Howes.
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05:32–06:00BBC World ServiceA look at the role bridges play in connecting communities, cultures and countries.
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05:45–06:00BBC Radio 41/4. The 1670 trial of two Quakers which established that judges cannot intimidate juries.
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06:00–07:00BBC DevonRecorded earlier this week at the Plymouth Pavilions. Featuring HM Royal Marine Band.
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06:00–09:00BBC EssexWith music and faith news.
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06:00–10:30BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of Westminster Hall proceedings from Wednesday 4 November.
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06:00–06:30BBC Radio Scotland3/3. Donal MacIntyre hears the incredible stories of people who work undercover.
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06:30–07:00BBC Radio WalesJoin Nick Servini and guests for a lively discussion about work and business.
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06:32–07:00BBC World ServiceMike heads to Barcelona to ask why climate change talks are slow, and he honours the bike
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06:35–06:57BBC Radio 4Lionel Kelleway heads to Dartmoor to get close to the autumnal chirping of grasshoppers.
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07:03–07:05BBC Radio ScotlandA forecast for climbers, hillwalkers and sailors, broadcast daily on BBC Radio Scotland.
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07:05–07:30BBC LincolnshireAlan Stennett with farming community news, issues and prices.
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07:30–08:00BBC Radio WalesMelanie Doel visits Blaenavon in the South Wales Valleys.
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07:32–08:00BBC World ServicePresident Paul Kagame has led Rwanda out of the genocide that took place 15 years ago.
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07:55–07:58BBC Radio 4Jon Snow appeals on behalf of Bhopal Medical Appeal.
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08:00–10:00BBC HumbersideWith Blair Jacobs and Doug Stewart. The weekly gardening phone-in and more.
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08:00–11:00BBC KentWith Andy Garland.
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08:05–09:00BBC Radio ScotlandAn intelligent and fun start to the day with Sally Magnusson.
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08:30–10:00BBC DevonYour horticultural problems answered by our experts. Presented by Pippa Quelch.
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08:30–10:30BBC Radio FoyleWilliam Crawley and his guests debate the week's religious and ethical news.
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08:30–10:30BBC Radio UlsterWilliam Crawley and his guests debate the week's religious and ethical news.
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08:31–10:00BBC Radio CymruCerddoriaeth a sgwrs gyda Dewi Llwyd. Music and chat with Dewi Llwyd.
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08:50–09:00BBC Radio 4Clive James reflects on the seductive allure of illegal narcotics.
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09:00–12:00BBC Asian NetworkEverything you ever wanted to know about Bollywood and more!
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09:00–10:25BBC OneA special programme for Remembrance Sunday, with guests Michael Caine and Jamie Cullum.
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09:00–11:00BBC LeedsGardening advice from the county's top gardening team.
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09:00–12:00BBC LincolnshireIncluding the Gardening Hour.
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09:00–10:00BBC NottinghamAnthony Isaacs with experts Martin Fish and John Stirland answer your gardening questions.
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09:00–10:00BBC SheffieldGot a gardening question? Neil's your man!
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09:00–12:00BBC SurreyDig it – the gardening phone-in with Joe Talbot. Call for green advice.
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09:00–12:00BBC SussexDig it – the gardening phone-in with Joe Talbot. Call for green advice.
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09:00–11:00BBC TeesVisit some unique moments in local history.
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09:05–10:00BBC World Service1989 and the fall of the Berlin Wall, both an ending and a beginning
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09:30–11:00BBC Radio 5 liveThree journalists reflect on the fall of the Berlin wall 20 years on.
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10:00–11:30BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))The team are joined by singer Belinda Carlisle and comedian Alan Davies.
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10:00–12:00BBC CambridgeshireSue Dougan and friends with the best in Gardening advice and the latest tips.
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10:00–12:00BBC GloucestershireVernon presents a special programme for Remembrance Sunday from Gloucester War Memorial.
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10:00–12:00BBC GuernseyJenny Kendall-Tobias takes your calls on the talking points of the week.
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10:00–10:30BBC Radio nan GaidhealBithear a' beachdachadh air amannan sònraichte dhen bhliadhna.
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10:00–10:30BBC Radio ScotlandThe Chancellor talks about this weekend's G20 summit. Plus, the business of space travel.
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10:02–10:46BBC Radio CymruSgyrsiau gyda phobl diddorol. Interviews with interesting people.
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10:05–10:30BBC World Service1/3. Mike Wooldridge investigates extreme poverty, meeting Justa in Nicaragua, whose life ha...
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10:25–12:10BBC HDHer Majesty The Queen leads the nation's Remembrance Sunday commemorations.
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10:25–12:15BBC OneHer Majesty The Queen leads the nation's Remembrance Sunday commemorations.
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10:30–11:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of questions to the prime minister from Wednesday 4 November.
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10:30–11:00BBC Radio nan GaidhealThe history of the Highlanders in the Lowlands: The Education Act 1872.
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10:30–10:55BBC Radio ScotlandSybil Le Fleur tells Mo McCullough the story of a family lost and found.
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10:32–11:00BBC World ServiceThe Berlin Wall and the Box - revolutions in politics and trade.
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10:50–11:10BBC JerseyEmma Conroy introduces live coverage the act of remembrance from the cenotaph in St Helier
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11:00–12:00BBC ParliamentWeekly studio programme looking back at the week in Westminster with Alicia McCarthy.
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11:00–11:30BBC Radio 75/6. Mark Radcliffe reveals how Ken Dodd became one of the greatest comic acts of our time.
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11:00–14:00BBC TeesGreen, gardening and the great outdoors - with tips, advice and local guests.
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11:05–11:30BBC World Service
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11:30–12:00BBC News ChannelThe IPhone takes on the PSP and Nintendo DS in the handheld gaming stakes. (R)
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11:30–12:30BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))3/15. Kabir, one of Longleat's oldest and most magnificent lions, faces a family feud. (R)
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11:30–12:00BBC Radio 71/2. Nicholas Parsons meets the comedians and musicians who entertain cruise passengers.
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11:30–12:00BBC Radio Scotland (except MW)Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith explore the great Scottish outdoors.
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11:45–12:00BBC Radio 4Mark Whitaker tells the stories behind the British and French flowers of remembrance.
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11:45–12:00BBC Radio FoyleAndrea Rea looks back at life before the Second World War.
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11:45–12:00BBC Radio UlsterAndrea Rea looks back at life before the Second World War.
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12:00–14:00BBC BerkshireWith gardening advice from 1pm with Bob Mattei on 0845 900 1041 (local rate).
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12:00–13:00BBC GloucestershirePete Wilson explores the characters and communities that make Gloucestershire great.
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12:00–15:00BBC Hereford & WorcesterWith Mike George and Reg Moule.
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12:00–13:00BBC LeicesterGardening roadshow.
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12:00–14:00BBC NorthamptonWith Johnnie Amos and Mark Dean.
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12:00–13:30BBC ParliamentC-SPAN gains unprecedented access behind the scenes at the US Supreme Court.
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12:00–14:00BBC SolentGrow it, cook it, eat it! Entertainment for people who enjoy a greener lifestyle.
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12:03–13:00BBC Radio FoyleDavid Dunseith chairs a discussion with an invited panel, reviewing the past week.
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12:03–13:00BBC Radio UlsterDavid Dunseith chairs a discussion with an invited panel, reviewing the past week.
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12:05–13:00BBC Radio Scotland (except MW)Gardening phone-in offering horticultural advice and tips from a panel of experts.
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12:15–13:15BBC One (West only)Jon Sopel and David Garmston tell the political story from Downing Street to your street.
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12:15–13:15BBC One (Channel Islands, South West only)Jon Sopel and Martyn Oates tell the whole political story from Downing St to your street.
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12:15–13:15BBC One (Oxfordshire, South only)Jon Sopel and Peter Henley tell the whole political story from Downing St to your street.
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12:15–13:15BBC One (London only)Jon Sopel and Tim Donovan tell the whole political story from Downing St to your street.
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12:15–13:15BBC One (West Midlands only)Jon Sopel and Sarah Falkland tell the political story from Downing Street to your street.
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12:15–13:15BBC One (East Midlands only)Jon Sopel and Marie Ashby tell the whole political story from Downing St to your street.
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12:15–13:15BBC One (Cambridgeshire, East only)Jon Sopel and Etholle George tell the political story from Downing Street to your street.
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12:15–13:15BBC One (North West only)Jon Sopel and Annabel Tiffin tell the political story from Downing Street to your street.
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12:15–13:15BBC One (North East & Cumbria only)Jon Sopel and Richard Moss tell the whole political story from Downing St to your street.
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12:15–13:15BBC One (Yorks & Lincs, Yorkshire only)Jon Sopel and Tim Iredale tell the whole political story from Downing St to your street.
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12:15–13:15BBC One (South East only)Jon Sopel and Paul Siegert tell the whole political story from Downing St to your street.
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12:15–13:15BBC One (Scotland only)Jon Sopel, Glenn Campbell and the team look behind the stories in Scottish politics.
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12:15–13:15BBC One (Northern Ireland only)Political news with Jim Fitzpatrick.
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12:15–13:15BBC One (Wales only)Jon Sopel and Felicity Evans with analysis of the political scene shaping Wales.
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12:32–12:57BBC Radio 4Sheila Dillon visits the 2009 National Honey Show in Weybridge.
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13:00–14:00BBC BristolA look back at BBC Radio Bristol's best bits over the last seven days.
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13:00–14:00BBC MerseysideMusic and interviews.
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13:00–14:00BBC NewcastleHorticultural advice with Marian Foster, and experts Stan and Eddie.
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13:00–14:00BBC Radio 38/8. Lucie Skeaping visits the Baroque theatre at Cesky Krumlov castle in the Czech Republic. (R)
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13:00–13:30BBC Radio 4A look at events around the world with Brian Hanrahan.
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13:00–14:00BBC Radio 7Robin Boyle recalls those who entertained the nation during the Second World War.
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13:00–13:30BBC Radio nan GaidhealHow Scotland influenced Charles Darwin, introduced by Finlay MacLeod.
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13:00–14:00BBC WMEd gives an intimate profile of a household name.
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13:05–13:30BBC Radio FoyleMark Devenport talks to TUV leader Jim Allister on the weekend of his party conference.
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13:05–13:30BBC Radio UlsterMark Devenport talks to TUV leader Jim Allister on the weekend of his party conference.
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13:05–13:30BBC World ServicePeter Day returns to Bolivia to report on a country split down the middle in several ways.
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13:16–14:01BBC Radio CymruPob agwedd ar fwyd. Series looking at all aspects of food.
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13:30–15:00BBC ParliamentC-SPAN interviews with leading figures on the American political scene and viewers' calls.
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13:30–14:00BBC Radio 4The Europeans who are trying to persuade China's middle class to buy European fine foods. (R)
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13:30–14:00BBC Radio FoyleThe events and characters of Ireland's history are brought to life.
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13:30–14:00BBC Radio nan GaidhealVolunteers speak to Catriona Murray: the firefighters of Shawbost.
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13:30–14:00BBC Radio UlsterThe events and characters of Ireland's history are brought to life.
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13:32–14:00BBC World ServiceRichard Hollingham reports on synthetic biology, a new science whose supporters hope wi...
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13:45–14:45BBC One (Cambridgeshire, Channel Islands, London, Northern Ireland, Oxfordshire, Wales, Yorkshire only)A woman tries to raise cash to become a member of her local bird of prey centre. (R)
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14:00–14:45BBC Radio 4Eric Robson chairs. With Chris Beardshaw, Anne Swithinbank and John Cushnie.
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14:00–14:30BBC Radio 7Sebastian Faulks on his bestselling book Birdsong.
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14:00–16:00BBC WMELO'S Bev Bevan looks back on his long career in rock music.
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14:01–14:28BBC Radio CymruRhaglen gylchgrawn ar fyd natur. Nature programme with Iolo Williams.
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14:05–14:30BBC World ServiceLucy Ash looks at Russia's 3 all-female regiments that flew more than 30,000 missions o...
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14:30–16:00BBC DevonPeter Greig sits in. Music, chat, special guests.
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14:45–15:00BBC Radio 4Clare Jenkins meets people with their own reasons for observing the two-minute silence.
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15:00–15:30BBC ParliamentHighlights of the week in politics in Scotland, from Sunday 8 November.
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15:00–15:45BBC Radio ScotlandJoin Clare English for a literary treat with new writing and favourite authors.
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15:30–16:00BBC News ChannelCutting through confusion, statistics and spin to give a clear view of the business world. (R)
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15:30–16:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of questions in the Northern Ireland Assembly from Monday 2 November.
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15:32–16:00BBC World ServicePresident Paul Kagame has led Rwanda out of the genocide that took place 15 years ago.
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15:45–16:30BBC Radio ScotlandJanice Forsyth reviews director Jane Campion's latest film.
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16:00–17:00BBC HD5/6. A look at China's heartland, home to the giant panda and the golden snub-nosed monkey. (R)
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16:00–17:00BBC DevonRecorded earlier this week at the Plymouth Pavilions. Featuring HM Royal Marine Band.
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16:00–16:30BBC ParliamentHighlights of the week in politics in Northern Ireland, from 5 November.
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16:00–16:30BBC Radio 4Mariella Frostrup unveils the results of the two programmes focusing on neglected classics
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16:03–16:30BBC Radio UlsterWith Charlie Reynolds. Ulster-Scots events at home and abroad.
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16:10–16:20BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))Simon King ventures into the New Forest to watch the fallow deer. (R)
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16:20–17:10BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))2/14. A tale of life on the Zambezi River, set against the epic backdrop of Victoria Falls. (R)
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16:30–17:00BBC ParliamentHighlights of the week in Welsh politics presented by Adrian Masters, from 5 November.
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16:30–16:56BBC Radio 41/6. Peggy Reynolds examines the enduring appeal of Edward Thomas' evocative poem.
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16:30–17:00BBC Radio ScotlandEdi Stark talks to award-winning writer Christopher Brookmyre.
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16:32–17:00BBC Radio WalesRev Lionel Fanthorpe explores silence in remembrance, religion, philosophy, music and art.
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16:40–16:55BBC One (Cambridgeshire, Channel Islands, London, Northern Ireland, Oxfordshire, Scotland, Wales, Yorkshire only)Jeremy Vine presents viewers' feedback on the week's TV, getting answers from the BBC.
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16:56–17:00BBC Radio 4The Politburo resigns in East Germany - could the Berlin Wall fall next?
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17:00–17:30BBC HD2/6. By boat and by foot, Julia Bradbury visits Derwent Water and the Lakeland town of Keswick. (R)
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17:00–17:30BBC ParliamentAn in-depth look at the politics of Europe, presented by Shirin Wheeler.
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17:00–18:30BBC Radio 3Stephen Johnson explores Brahms's String Quartet No 3 in B flat, Op 67.
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17:00–17:40BBC Radio 4Michael Robinson examines the latest tricks which some banks are using to increase profits
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17:00–17:30BBC Radio 75/6. Mark Radcliffe reveals how Ken Dodd became one of the greatest comic acts of our time.
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17:03–17:32BBC Radio WalesAdam Walton meets palaeontologist Richard Fortey who talks about his forthcoming lecture.
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17:10–17:35BBC Two (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland only)8/13. A pair of babysitters takes Rocket Dog's pups on an unexpected trip away from the burrow.
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17:30–18:00BBC HD26/23. Joe Swift revisits a garden he helped to design and build.
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17:30–17:45BBC ParliamentFood Labelling (Nutrition and Health) Ten Minute Rule Bill, from Wednesday 4 November.
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17:30–18:00BBC Radio 71/2. Nicholas Parsons meets the comedians and musicians who entertain cruise passengers.
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17:32–18:00BBC Radio Wales3/4. Poet Paul Henry examines how artist Gwen John was influenced by growing up in Tenby.
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17:35–18:00BBC Two (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland only)9/13. Led by a pregnant Maybelline, the Aztecs battle rivals while Nikita's pups create chaos.
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17:45–18:00BBC News ChannelNews from the world of entertainment, presented by James Dagwell. (R)
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17:45–18:00BBC ParliamentMark D'Arcy talks to author Ion Trewin about his book Alan Clark: The Biography.
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18:00–19:00BBC HD4/10. The nature documentary looks at fish as they dominate the planet's waters. (R)
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18:00–19:00BBC One4/10. The nature documentary looks at fish as they dominate the planet's waters. (R)
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18:00–19:00BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))Highlights of the Remembrance Sunday commemorations.
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18:00–19:00BBC CambridgeshireAnswering questions from everyday chemistry to quantum physics.
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18:00–19:00BBC EssexAnswering questions from everyday chemistry to quantum physics.
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18:00–19:00BBC NorfolkAnswering questions from everyday chemistry to quantum physics.
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18:00–19:00BBC NorthamptonAnswering questions from everyday chemistry to quantum physics.
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18:00–19:00BBC ParliamentWith Peter Hain, Nick Herbert, Sir Ian Blair, Robert Kilroy-Silk, and Natalie Haynes.
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18:00–19:00BBC SuffolkAnswering questions from everyday chemistry to quantum physics.
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18:15–19:00BBC Radio 4Sheila McClennon introduces her selection of highlights from the past week on BBC radio.
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18:30–19:25BBC ALBALocal, national and international news.
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18:45–19:30BBC Radio CymruY bygythiad niwclear yn ystod y Rhyfel Oer. The nuclear threat during the Cold War.
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19:00–20:00BBC Four1/6. Diarmaid MacCulloch shows how Christianity's origins lie east of Jerusalem and Rome. (R)
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19:00–20:00BBC HDMatt and Jules explore Lavenham in Suffolk and Adam takes his barley to the brewery.
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19:00–20:00BBC OneMatt and Jules explore Lavenham in Suffolk and Adam takes his barley to the brewery.
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19:00–20:00BBC Two (England, Northern Ireland, Wales only)2/6. James tries to make a garden entirely out of Plasticine for the Chelsea Flower Show. (R)
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19:00–20:00BBC Two (Scotland only)3/3. The stories of Scottish pioneers of commerce and communication and their legacy. (R)
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19:00–21:05BBC ParliamentTreasury Committee session. Walker Report, Macro and Microprudential Financial Regulation.
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19:00–00:00BBC Radio 1A special with a capital S! Live music and all the gossip from Switch Live.
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19:03–19:05BBC Radio ScotlandA forecast for climbers, hillwalkers and sailors, broadcast daily on BBC Radio Scotland.
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19:15–19:45BBC Radio 4Guest host David Willis is joined by satirist, comedian and commentator Harry Shearer.
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19:25–19:30BBC ALBAConcerts, meetings and events - a round-up of what is on across the country.
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19:30–20:30BBC Radio 5 liveMPs' interns, the mercenary Simon Mann and how dangerous dogs are being used as weapons.
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19:32–20:00BBC World ServiceThe Berlin Wall and the Box - revolutions in politics and trade.
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20:00–20:30BBC ALBADealbh air an dealbhadair Werner Kissling. A profile of photographer Werner Kissling. (R)
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20:00–21:00BBC FourPersonal stories of loss in conflicts from the First World War to the Falklands. (R)
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20:00–21:00BBC HD7/30. The team gets excited about a Chinese picture bought for a song and Georgian dining table.
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20:00–21:00BBC One7/30. The team gets excited about a Chinese picture bought for a song and Georgian dining table.
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20:00–21:00BBC Three4/9. Teenagers Hannah and James travel to Utah to live with the God-fearing Peck family. (R)
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20:00–21:00BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))3/6. Ray follows in the footsteps of British pioneer Samuel Hearne on his epic 1,000-mile trip.
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20:00–21:00BBC BerkshirePhil Kennedy with this week's choicest cuts.
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20:00–22:00BBC LondonTalking about London's diverse communities and the issues affecting them.
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20:00–20:30BBC Radio 4Roger Bolton airs listeners' views on BBC radio programmes and policy.
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20:05–21:00BBC World ServiceProminent international thinkers debating big ideas.
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20:30–21:00BBC ALBA7/10. Calina makes over another garden and Eilidh takes a trip to Castle Kisimul. (R)
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20:30–21:00BBC Radio 4
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21:00–22:00BBC FourHow children of the British Memorial School helped liberate Europe from the Nazis.
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21:00–22:00BBC One (Scotland only)1/5. The story of the National Covenant of 1638 - a document that led to the Civil War.
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21:00–22:00BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))In scenic Japan, Charley visits Hiroshima, rides a rollercoaster and sees Mount Fuji.
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21:00–22:00BBC BerkshireFor news from Berkshire's Caribbean communities.
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21:00–22:00BBC OxfordSue Cook presents a four part guide to becoming a published writer.
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21:00–21:26BBC Radio 4Paul Lewis with the latest news from the world of personal finance.
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21:03–22:00BBC Radio CymruRhaglen yn cynnwys darnau o'r archif. Archive clips and recordings with John Hardy.
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21:05–23:00BBC ParliamentTreasury Committee session on UKFI and Macro and Microprudential Financial Regulation.
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21:26–21:30BBC Radio 4Jon Snow appeals on behalf of Bhopal Medical Appeal.
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21:30–22:00BBC News ChannelCutting through confusion, statistics and spin to give a clear view of the business world. (R)
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21:30–22:15BBC Radio 3Did artistic achievement in Eastern Europe collapse in 1989 along with the Berlin Wall?
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21:30–21:58BBC Radio 4Stephanie Flanders examines the arguments over the meltdown of the global financial system
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22:00–01:00BBC Radio 5 liveDo we really appreciate the sacrifices our armed forces are making?
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22:00–23:00BBC ALBA3/4. The team help Ishbel from Skye to relax and Derek from Glasgow to shop. (R)
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22:00–23:00BBC HD3/6. Ray follows in the footsteps of British pioneer Samuel Hearne on his epic 1,000-mile trip.
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22:00–02:00BBC LondonThe best in late night conversation and music.
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22:00–23:00BBC Radio 4Reports from behind the scenes at Westminster.
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22:20–22:30BBC World ServiceThe latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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22:25–23:25BBC One (except Northern Ireland, Scotland)In 2009, many consumers are forgoing foreign holidays. Can Britain's destinations cope?
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22:25–22:45BBC One (Northern Ireland only)Political news with Jim Fitzpatrick. (R)
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22:30–23:00BBC News ChannelAndrew Neil interviews Peter Hain MP. (R)
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22:32–23:00BBC World Service
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22:45–23:45BBC One (Northern Ireland only)In 2009, many consumers are forgoing foreign holidays. Can Britain's destinations cope?
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23:00–23:30BBC ALBA34/40. A day in the life of multi award-winning Scottish author, Christopher Brookmyre. (R)
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23:00–23:30BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of the Urgent Question in the Commons on Professor Nutt from Monday 2.
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23:00–23:30BBC Radio 4Protests in East Germany force the resignation of the Mayor of Leipzig.
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23:05–23:58BBC World ServiceAlaa Al Aswany talks about his acclaimed novel The Yacoubian Building.
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23:30–00:00BBC ParliamentBBC Scotland's weekly Gaelic current affairs show, from 4 November. English subtitles.
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23:35–00:35BBC Three4/9. Teenagers Hannah and James travel to Utah to live with the God-fearing Peck family. (R)
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23:45–23:50BBC One (Northern Ireland only)Linley Hamilton talks about how life as a musician influences his weekly radio programme. (R)
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23:50–00:05BBC One (Northern Ireland only)6/6. Darryl Grimason takes a hike exploring Ballycastle's industrial past. (R)
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00:00–01:30BBC FourAfter battling mental illness, ex-Fleetwood Mac frontman Peter Green is recording again. (R)
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00:00–01:00BBC HD4/10. The nature documentary looks at fish as they dominate the planet's waters. (R)
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00:00–00:30BBC ParliamentAn in-depth look at the politics of Europe, presented by Shirin Wheeler.
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00:00–01:00BBC Radio 1Tinchy Stryder, Annie Mac and the editor of Dazed and Confused join Nihal.
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00:05–01:05BBC One (Northern Ireland only)In the first leg, Frank Skinner and Lee Mack travel from London's Reform Club to Turkey. (R)
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00:15–00:45BBC Radio 4Laurie Taylor explores white collar crime. What exactly is it, who commits it and why?
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00:30–01:00BBC News ChannelThe IPhone takes on the PSP and Nintendo DS in the handheld gaming stakes. (R)
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00:30–02:00BBC ParliamentCommons proceedings including a debate on affordable housing from Tuesday 3rd November.
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01:00–05:00BBC Radio 5 liveReports on floods in El Salvador and the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall.
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01:00–02:00BBC Radio 13/10. Radio 1's story of the decade continues as we rewind to 2002.
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01:00–05:20BBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
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01:00–02:00BBC Radio 7Robin Boyle recalls those who entertained the nation during the Second World War.
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01:05–01:35BBC One4/6. Nigel Slater finds new ways of cooking ingredients that just go perfectly together. (R)
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01:05–02:00BBC World ServiceProminent international thinkers debating big ideas.
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01:30–02:30BBC FourThe story of one of the biggest-selling bands of all time, told in the band's own words. (R)
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01:35–02:35BBC Three1/3. Alex Riley sets out to unearth the horrors that could be in his meaty snacks. (R)
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02:00–02:30BBC ParliamentAn in-depth look at the politics of Europe, presented by Shirin Wheeler.
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02:00–02:30BBC Radio 7Sebastian Faulks on his bestselling book Birdsong.
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02:20–02:30BBC World ServiceThe latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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02:30–04:00BBC ParliamentIncluding a debate on support for people disabled by thalidomide, from 4 November.
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02:40–03:00BBC World ServiceBusiness life behind the old Iron Curtain twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
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03:00–05:30BBC FourHow children of the British Memorial School helped liberate Europe from the Nazis. (R)
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03:05–03:30BBC World ServiceLucy Ash looks at Russia's 3 all-female regiments that flew more than 30,000 missions o...
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03:30–04:00BBC News ChannelAn in-depth look at the politics of Europe, presented by Shirin Wheeler. (R)
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04:00–05:00BBC Three1/3. Alex Riley sets out to unearth the horrors that could be in his meaty snacks. (R)
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04:00–04:30BBC ParliamentAn in-depth look at the politics of Europe, presented by Shirin Wheeler.
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04:30–06:00BBC ParliamentCommons proceedings including a debate on affordable housing from Tuesday 3rd November.
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04:32–05:00BBC World ServicePresident Paul Kagame has led Rwanda out of the genocide that took place 15 years ago.
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