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00:00–16:00BBC HD3/7. Palin travels from the tiny state of Transdniester through Transylvania to the Danube.
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00:00–01:45BBC ParliamentWith Andrew Neil and Anita Anand, and guests Ben Bradshaw and Michael Howard.
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00:20–01:20BBC One (Northern Ireland only)6/6. The travellers have a close encounter with grey whales and meet the deadly Humboldt squid. (R)
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00:20–01:50BBC Two (Scotland only)David Reynolds takes a fresh look at the events that brought about the armistice of 1918.
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00:30–00:48BBC Radio 43/5. Sara Wheeler flies above the huge Greenland ice sheet.
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00:35–01:30BBC Four6/18. Traditions of the family and friends who visit the graves of Americans killed in combat. (R)
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00:50–01:20BBC Two (England, Northern Ireland, Wales only)4/14. Auntie Kris has a secret plan for a surprising new business enterprise. (R)
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01:00–05:00BBC Radio 5 liveReports on Obama's Afghanistan strategy, child malnutrition and tours of WWI battlefields.
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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 Service2/3. The squatters of Otjivero in Namibia lived a hand to mouth existence but a new cash gra...
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01:20–02:20BBC One3/3. Mishal Husain explores the dramatic last years of Gandhi's life. (R)
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01:32–02:00BBC World Service
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01:45–02:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of the introduction of a Ten Minute Rule Bill in the House of Commons.
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01:50–02:20BBC Two (Scotland only)4/14. Auntie Kris has a secret plan for a surprising new business enterprise.
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02:00–03:00BBC Four3/8. A look at the unique culture that grew up in the Clyde shipyards. (R)
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02:00–02:30BBC ParliamentCoverage of questions in the House of Commons to Welsh Secretary Peter Hain. 11 November.
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02:20–03:20BBC One6/30. Objects under scrutiny include a gruesome set of surgeon's tools from the 1860s. (R)
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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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02:30–03:00BBC News ChannelHighlights of Wednesday 11 November in Parliament, presented by Keith Macdougall. (R)
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02:30–03:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of Lords Questions, from Wednesday 11 November.
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02:40–03:00BBC World ServiceIceland's special prosecutor says cases will be brought within a year.
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03:00–03:30BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of questions to the prime minister from Wednesday 11 November.
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03:05–03:30BBC World ServiceFighting off Somali pirates; 89 Squares, Berlin; Queen of Mantas
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03:30–04:00BBC Four4/4. David Heathcote takes a trip on the Orient Express and enjoys its Art Deco glamour. (R)
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03:30–04:00BBC ParliamentHighlights of Wednesday 11 November in Parliament, presented by Keith Macdougall.
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03:32–04:00BBC World ServiceComica, Vargas Llosa Play, If We Must Die, Heritage Orchestra.
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03:45–04:45BBC Three1/6. Del must make every design, decorating and DIY decision without help from Sheri. (R)
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04:00–04:30BBC ParliamentCoverage of questions in the House of Commons to Welsh Secretary Peter Hain. 11 November.
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04:00–04:15BBC Radio 72/10. Christopher Lee's vivid account of the impact of Britain's most powerful families.
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04:15–04:30BBC Radio 73/5. The broadcaster compares his current and previous wartime experiences.
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04:30–05:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of Lords Questions, from Wednesday 11 November.
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04:45–05:00BBC Radio 73/10. Author George MacDonald Fraser reads his recollections of the war in Burma in 1945.
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05:00–07:00BBC BerkshireMusic, travel and a first look at the newspapers.
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05:00–05:30BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of questions to the prime minister from Wednesday 11 November.
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05:20–05:30BBC World ServiceThe latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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05:30–06:00BBC Radio 5 liveLloyds' new small business charter and news of a goldrush in the Highlands.
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05:30–06:00BBC News ChannelThe latest business news, with reports from Singapore, Frankfurt, London and New York.
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05:30–06:00BBC ParliamentHighlights of Wednesday 11 November in Parliament, presented by Keith Macdougall.
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05:45–06:00BBC Radio 4Charlotte Smith hears that hill farming could die out within a decade.
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06:00–09:00BBC EssexWith loads of good stuff.
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06:00–09:00BBC ParliamentRecorded 11 November, including the third reading of the Policing and Crime Bill.
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06:30–09:00BBC CumbriaHave your say at Breakfast, including the latest news, sport, weather and travel.
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06:30–08:00BBC Radio FoyleMark Carruthers and Karen Patterson. Including Farm Gate and Thought for the Day.
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06:30–09:00BBC Radio UlsterMark Carruthers and Karen Patterson. Including Farm Gate and Thought for the Day.
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07:00–09:30BBC GuernseyGary Burgess with news, weather, travel and sport, plus what's going on around the island.
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07:30–08:00BBC Radio Scotland (BBC Radio Orkney only)Including local news and weather, what's on diary, mart report, jobspot and postbag.
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08:32–08:50BBC World ServiceHow China's exchange rate affects whether you keep or lose your job.
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09:00–10:00BBC Radio 5 liveNicky Campbell asks: should you be allowed to say what you really think?
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09:00–12:30BBC CambridgeshireAndie Harper has everything from consumer advice to 'Andie's Audio Vault'.
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09:00–12:00BBC CumbriaWith the show that makes a difference to your everyday life in Cumbria.
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09:00–12:00BBC EssexWith health, heart, emotion and music.
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09:00–12:00BBC Hereford & WorcesterReal life in the two counties.
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09:00–12:00BBC LondonHave your say on the day's news.
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09:00–09:30BBC ParliamentHighlights of Wednesday 11 November in Parliament, presented by Keith Macdougall.
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09:00–09:45BBC Radio 4Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the discovery of radiation, from radio waves to gamma rays
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09:00–12:00BBC ShropshireHave your say on the day's top stories - Call: 01743 248321.
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09:03–10:30BBC Radio UlsterJust where are we now with the devolution of policing and justice?
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09:05–09:30BBC World ServiceFighting off Somali pirates; 89 Squares, Berlin; Queen of Mantas
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09:15–10:00BBC OneCoastguards are scrambled to save a man hanging from a high sea cliff at a beauty spot.
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09:30–13:00BBC GuernseyJack Mabire sits in. Interesting people, interesting places and interesting things to do.
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09:30–10:30BBC ParliamentRecorded 11 November, including Commons amendments to the Marine and Coastal Access Bill.
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09:30–12:00BBC WMThe brightest, liveliest and most thought provoking West Midlands magazine.
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09:32–10:00BBC World ServiceComica, Vargas Llosa Play, If We Must Die, Heritage Orchestra.
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09:45–10:00BBC Radio 4 (FM only)4/5. Sara Wheeler remembers some of the explorers who have sought the North Pole.
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10:00–13:00BBC Radio 5 liveReports on organized pub crawls like "Carnage UK", BBC expenses and MoD bonuses.
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10:00–12:15BBC Asian NetworkBobby Friction sits in for Nikki Bedi with the best in arts, entertainment and music.
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10:00–11:00BBC One23/30. Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander view properties in Plymouth, Kent and Reading. (R)
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10:00–13:00BBC NewcastleCracking conversation and great music.
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10:00–11:00BBC Radio 4Including actress Romola Garai; canine chic; and who pays for dementia care?
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10:00–13:00BBC StokeConversation and debate with Paula White, on the programme that gets things done.
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10:30–11:30BBC ParliamentQuestions in the House of Commons to the Business, Innovation and Skills ministerial team.
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10:30–12:00BBC Radio CymruBusnesu a sgwrsio, chwerthin a chrio. Chat, laughter and tears with Nia.
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10:32–11:00BBC World ServiceMike visits Australia to ask listeners about mining, droughts and rock star politicians.
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11:00–11:30BBC One63/90. Ed Hall and Kristian Digby search for a new home for a family in Cheltenham. (R)
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11:00–14:00BBC NorthamptonDealing with your consumer issues.
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11:00–11:30BBC Radio 4Kate Adie introduces BBC foreign correspondents with the stories behind the headlines.
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11:20–11:30BBC World ServiceThe latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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11:30–12:15BBC OneThe Zanotti family from Loughborough need cash for a family wedding and a visit to Italy.
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11:30–12:15BBC ParliamentCoverage of the announcement of Commons business for the week ahead.
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11:30–12:00BBC Radio 4Alastair Campbell reveals his passion for the music of Belgian singer Jacques Brel. (R)
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11:30–12:00BBC Radio nan GaidhealFamous Gaelic poets: Duncan 'Bàn' MacIntyre.
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11:30–12:00BBC Radio Scotland1/6. Richard Holloway follows in the footsteps of Covenanter Alexander Peden.
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12:00–12:30BBC Two (England, Northern Ireland, Wales only)With Andrew Neil and Jo Coburn. How to save the planet by eating less meat.
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12:00–12:30BBC Two (Scotland only)Live coverage of debates in the Scottish Parliament including First Minister's Questions.
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12:00–13:00BBC JerseyChris Rayner hosts the lunchtime phone-in.
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12:00–14:00BBC LeicesterFeel good radio at lunchtime.
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12:00–15:00BBC LondonEverything you need to know about London from architecture to accents and great music.
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12:00–13:00BBC Radio 34/5. Donald Macleod presents two works considered Satie's greatest, plus a rare miniature.
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12:00–12:57BBC Radio 4 (FM only)
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12:00–13:00BBC Radio CymruCyfle i ymateb i bynciau'r dydd. Topical phone-in discussion.
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12:00–12:45BBC Radio Scotland (except MW)Bringing you up to date with breaking news from Scotland, the UK and the world.
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12:00–12:30BBC Radio Scotland (MW only)Live coverage of First Minister's Questions from the Scottish Parliament.
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12:00–14:00BBC WMThe day's big phone in, the very latest on the big news and sports stories of the day.
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12:04–12:57BBC Radio 4 (LW only)
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12:05–12:30BBC World ServiceFighting off Somali pirates; 89 Squares, Berlin; Queen of Mantas
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12:15–13:00BBC One14/32. An Art Deco golf light and a pair of 1950s jugs are among the items chosen by the teams.
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12:15–18:30BBC ParliamentCoverage of the day's proceedings in the House of Commons.
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12:20–12:30BBC Asian NetworkBobby Friction sits in for Nikki Bedi with the best in arts, entertainment and music.
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12:30–13:00BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))The latest business, consumer and workplace news from across the country.
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12:30–12:45BBC Radio Scotland (MW only)Bringing you up to date with breaking news from Scotland, the UK and the world.
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13:00–16:00BBC Radio 5 liveSir Michael Caine talks about his new film Harry Brown and Martha Wainwright plays live.
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13:00–16:00BBC OxfordAmazing stories from Oxfordshire.
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13:15–14:00BBC Radio CymruSgyrsiau gyda phobl diddorol. Interviews with interesting people.
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13:15–14:00BBC Radio ScotlandAng Lee talks about new film Taking Woodstock, plus news from the French Film Festival.
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13:30–14:00BBC Radio 4Miriam Akhtar, Dr Phil Hammond and Lucy Mangan describe what makes them H.A.P.P.Y.
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13:32–14:00BBC World ServiceComica, Vargas Llosa Play, If We Must Die, Heritage Orchestra.
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13:45–14:15BBC Two (England, Northern Ireland, Wales only)19/40. The Millican Family are about to take a big gamble and sell their home in Knaresborough. (R)
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14:00–17:00BBC Coventry & WarwickshireMark looks at what makes the people and places of Coventry and Warwickshire tick.
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14:00–14:15BBC Radio 73/10. Christopher Lee's vivid account of the impact of Britain's most powerful families.
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14:15–15:00BBC Two (England, Northern Ireland, Wales only)7/10. A devastating flood hits the city of Hull causing massive damage.
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14:15–14:30BBC Radio 74/5. The broadcaster looks back to the very first day of the war. Read by Patrick Stewart.
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14:45–15:00BBC Radio 74/10. Author George MacDonald Fraser reads his recollections of the war in Burma in 1945.
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15:00–18:00BBC Asian NetworkMusic, entertainment and stuff in the middle.
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15:00–15:27BBC Radio 4Matt Baker explores plans to create a new Lanarkshire town based on Robert Owen's ideals.
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15:27–15:30BBC Radio 4Jon Snow appeals on behalf of Bhopal Medical Appeal.
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15:32–16:00BBC World ServiceMike visits Australia to ask listeners about mining, droughts and rock star politicians.
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15:45–16:30BBC Two (England, Northern Ireland, Wales only)21/75. Paul Martin heads to Wales, as Monmouth plays host to Flog It!
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15:45–16:00BBC Radio 44/5. Roger Law talks to artists about the division in ceramics between art and industry.
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16:00–19:00BBC OxfordYou decide the agenda - call Bill on 08459 311 111.
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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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16:20–16:30BBC World ServiceThe latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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16:30–16:56BBC Radio 4Quentin Cooper presents a special edition from Cardiff University.
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16:56–17:00BBC Radio 4The mayors of East and West Berlin shake hands at a new border crossing at Potsdamerplatz.
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17:00–19:00BBC LondonLondon's news, sport and travel with your views on the big issues.
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17:00–19:00BBC Radio 3Presented by Sean Rafferty. With pianist Michael McHale and jazz musician John Surman.
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17:00–18:30BBC Radio FoyleEssential news and views, local and international. Including traffic and weather updates.
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17:00–18:30BBC Radio UlsterEssential news and views, local and international. Including traffic and weather updates.
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17:15–18:00BBC Two (England, Northern Ireland, Wales only)Jules Hudson helps a couple with a very healthy budget of 800,000 pounds.
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17:30–18:00BBC Radio Scotland (BBC Radio Shetland only)Local news and weather, what's on, fish report and jobspot.
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17:55–17:59BBC ALBAConcerts, meetings and events - a round-up of what is on across the country.
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18:00–19:00BBC DevonTaking a look at the theatre, music and arts scene in Devon. With Jo Loosemore.
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18:03–18:30BBC Radio CymruCelfyddyd a thrafodaeth. Arts discussion programme.
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18:10–19:00BBC Radio Scotland (BBC Radio Orkney only)Mark Shiner finds out what's behind making an instrument.
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18:10–19:00BBC Radio Scotland (BBC Radio Shetland only)Mary Blance takes a look at some of the latest publications.
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18:30–21:20BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of House of Lords.
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18:30–18:55BBC Radio FoyleArts magazine with Marie-Louise Muir reporting on film, music, books and the visual arts.
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18:30–18:55BBC Radio UlsterArts magazine with Marie-Louise Muir reporting on film, music, books and the visual arts.
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18:32–19:00BBC Radio WalesNicola Heywood Thomas presents reviews and news from Wales' thriving arts scene.
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18:55–19:00BBC Radio FoyleThe events and characters of Ireland's history are brought to life.
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18:55–19:00BBC Radio UlsterThe events and characters of Ireland's history are brought to life.
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19:00–19:25BBC ALBAThe nature and wildlife of Britain and Ireland. The Windhover. (R)
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19:00–20:00BBC HDTom Dyckhoff explores the new Nottingham Contemporary gallery.
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19:00–19:30BBC One (Cambridgeshire, London, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Yorkshire only)Adrian and Christine are joined by Jon Culshaw and Debra Stephenson.
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19:00–19:30BBC Two (Scotland only)7/10. Calina makes over another garden and Eilidh takes a trip to Castle Kisimul.
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19:00–19:25BBC Two (Northern Ireland only)3/6. Philip Campbell travels to Fermanagh, Cavan, Leitrim and Sligo to discover local stories. (R)
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19:00–20:00BBC Two (England, Wales only)Tom Dyckhoff explores the new Nottingham Contemporary gallery.
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19:00–22:00BBC BristolKeith brings you great music and guests including the soul jukebox and his 60s expert.
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19:00–20:00BBC Radio 2Bob Harris takes a tour round the building known as 'the mother church of Country music'.
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19:00–22:00BBC SomersetKeith brings you great music and guests including the soul jukebox and his 60s expert.
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19:03–19:30BBC Radio UlsterPresented by Lucinda Glynn. Interviews and conversation on the Irish language magazine.
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19:05–22:00BBC GloucestershireKeith brings you great music and guests including the soul jukebox and his 60s expert.
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19:15–19:45BBC Radio 4A review of the apocalyptic film 2012, and Norah Jones on her new CD, The Fall.
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19:20–19:30BBC World ServiceThe latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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19:25–19:30BBC Two (Northern Ireland only)Marie Louise Muir talks about sharing her passion for music through her Radio Ulster show. (R)
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19:30–20:00BBC Four4/4. David Heathcote takes a trip on the Orient Express and enjoys its Art Deco glamour. (R)
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19:30–20:00BBC Two (Scotland only)Iain Macinnes reports on the situation of the Kurds in Turkey.
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19:30–20:00BBC Two (Northern Ireland only)The UUP challenge the DUP on their views on the retention of the full time police reserve.
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19:30–20:00BBC Radio UlsterThe events and characters of Ireland's history are brought to life.
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19:40–20:00BBC World ServiceHow China's exchange rate affects whether you keep or lose your job.
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19:45–20:00BBC Three6/9. Cast members talk about the memorable moments of Martha Jones's journey with the Doctor. (R)
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19:45–20:05BBC Radio 3BBC correspondent Nick Thorpe reads from his book '89: The Unfinished Revolution.
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19:55–20:00BBC ALBAConcerts, meetings and events - a round-up of what is on across the country. (R)
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20:00–21:00BBC FourFocusing on Beowulf, historian Michael Wood traces English poetry back to the Dark Ages. (R)
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20:00–21:00BBC HD3/8. Six couples attempt to show their restaurant concepts work on opening night.
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20:00–21:00BBC One (Cambridgeshire, London, Northern Ireland, Wales, Yorkshire only)Police in South Wales attend a head-on smash on the M4 involving a party of youngsters. (R)
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20:00–21:00BBC Three1/6. Del must make every design, decorating and DIY decision without help from Sheri. (R)
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20:00–21:00BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))3/8. Six couples attempt to show their restaurant concepts work on opening night.
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20:00–20:30BBC Radio 4The programme visits the mental health court pilot in Brighton.
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20:30–21:00BBC ALBASeries on 18th and 19th century Gaelic poetry. The first episode's theme is change.
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20:30–21:00BBC Radio 4Evan Davis and his panel discuss why businesses tend to cluster and the future of TV.
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20:32–21:00BBC World ServiceMike visits Australia to ask listeners about mining, droughts and rock star politicians.
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21:00–22:00BBC ALBAThe life and work of Gaelic poet Sorley MacLean.
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21:00–22:00BBC Four2/6. Diarmaid MacCulloch explores the extraordinary rise of Roman Catholic Church.
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21:00–22:00BBC One (Cambridgeshire, London, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Yorkshire only)Including an appeal for help with the murder of young Royal Navy seaman Anthony Cavanagh.
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21:00–22:00BBC Three5/9. Teenagers Gemma and Jack travel to Israel to spend a week with the Sha-ked family.
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21:00–21:30BBC Radio 4Geoff Watts dives into underwater archaeology and how cooking transformed human evolution.
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21:00–22:00BBC WiltshireKeith brings you great music and guests including the soul jukebox and his 60s expert.
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21:15–22:00BBC Radio 3Lisa Jardine on how IVF is changing our ideas about the definition of a family.
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21:20–23:00BBC ParliamentPublic Administration Committee session on the work of the Ombudsman, from 5 November.
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21:30–21:58BBC Radio 4Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the discovery of radiation, from radio waves to gamma rays
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21:32–22:00BBC Radio WalesRev Lionel Fanthorpe explores silence in remembrance, religion, philosophy, music and art.
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21:45–22:00BBC Two (Northern Ireland only)6/6. Darryl Grimason takes a hike exploring Ballycastle's industrial past.
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21:45–22:25BBC Two (England, Scotland, Wales only)4/8. Following the fate of seven puppies as their owner tries to find new homes for them.
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22:00–22:30BBC ALBAThe last opportunity for a place in the quarter finals of the culinary competition. (R)
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22:00–23:00BBC HD2/6. Diarmaid MacCulloch explores the extraordinary rise of Roman Catholic Church.
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22:00–23:00BBC Radio 34/5. Donald Macleod presents two works considered Satie's greatest, plus a rare miniature.
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22:00–22:30BBC Radio nan GaidhealFamous Gaelic poets: Duncan 'Bàn' MacIntyre. (R)
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22:05–00:30BBC Radio Scotland (MW only)Derek Bateman presents live results and analysis from the Glasgow North East by-election.
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22:05–22:30BBC World ServiceMusic comes back to Swat; 89 Squares; Iraqi kids; Returning to Vietnam
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22:25–22:30BBC Two (England, Scotland, Wales only)Exploring the relationship between citizens and the sea.
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22:30–23:20BBC ALBATaobh eile de Marbella. The hidden face of Marbella. (R)
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22:32–23:00BBC World ServiceJohn Grisham, Pictures Reframed, Dubai City Sound, Staff Benda Bilili
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22:35–22:45BBC OneUpdates on recently-featured cases.
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22:45–23:45BBC One (except Wales)Question Time comes from Weston Super Mare. The panel includes Shaun Woodward.
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22:45–23:25BBC One (Wales only)The Welsh Labour leadership hustings chaired by Betsan Powys.
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23:00–00:00BBC HDTom Dyckhoff explores the new Nottingham Contemporary gallery. (R)
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23:00–23:30BBC ParliamentHighlights of Thursday 12 November in Parliament, presented by Alicia McCarthy.
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23:00–23:15BBC Radio 34/5. Essayists from former Warsaw Pact nations reflect on an apparently banal object.
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23:20–00:20BBC Two (England, Wales only)Alan tracks down a Hollywood plastic surgeon and his favourite patient - his wife. (R)
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23:25–00:25BBC One (Wales only)Question Time comes from Weston Super Mare. The panel includes Shaun Woodward.
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23:30–00:00BBC ParliamentQuestions in the Scottish Parliament to First Minister Alex Salmond, from 12 November.
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23:30–00:00BBC Radio 4News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament with Robert Orchard.
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23:45–00:30BBC One (except Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales)Political review of the week presented by Andrew Neil, Michael Portillo and Diane Abbott.
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23:45–00:15BBC One (Northern Ireland only)The UUP challenge the DUP on their views on the retention of the full time police reserve.
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23:45–02:00BBC One (Scotland only)Live coverage of the Glasgow North East by-election.
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23:45–00:45BBC Three5/9. Teenagers Gemma and Jack travel to Israel to spend a week with the Sha-ked family. (R)
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23:50–00:50BBC Two (Northern Ireland, Scotland only)Tom Dyckhoff explores the new Nottingham Contemporary gallery.
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00:00–00:30BBC ParliamentWith Andrew Neil and Jo Coburn. How to save the planet by eating less meat.
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00:15–01:00BBC One (Northern Ireland only)Political review of the week presented by Andrew Neil, Michael Portillo and Diane Abbott.
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00:25–01:10BBC One (Wales only)Political review of the week presented by Andrew Neil, Michael Portillo and Diane Abbott.
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00:30–01:00BBC ParliamentHighlights of Thursday 12 November in Parliament, presented by Alicia McCarthy.
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00:30–00:48BBC Radio 44/5. Sara Wheeler remembers some of the explorers who have sought the North Pole.
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00:30–06:00BBC Radio Scotland (MW only)John Cavanagh revisits some of his many programmes about great songs.
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00:50–01:30BBC Two (Northern Ireland only)4/8. Following the fate of seven puppies as their owner tries to find new homes for them.
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00:55–01:55BBC Four2/6. Diarmaid MacCulloch explores the extraordinary rise of Roman Catholic Church. (R)
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01:00–05:00BBC Radio 5 liveFeaturing Arctic Monkeys, film reviews and updates on the Glasgow by-election.
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01:00–02:00BBC ParliamentQuestions to the Business, Innovation and Skills ministerial team, from 12 November.
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01:00–05:20BBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
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01:05–02:05BBC One (except Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales)4/10. The nature documentary looks at fish as they dominate the planet's waters. (R)
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01:15–02:15BBC Three2/3. Alex Riley discovers the cheap nasty dairy substitutes and the unpalatable side of milk. (R)
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01:32–02:00BBC World ServiceMike visits Australia to ask listeners about mining, droughts and rock star politicians.
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01:35–02:05BBC One (Northern Ireland only)Are deaf prisoners receiving equal treatment? Plus, new mum Melissa's Baby Diaries. (R)
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01:50–02:50BBC Two (Scotland only)Alan tracks down a Hollywood plastic surgeon and his favourite patient - his wife. (R)
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01:55–02:55BBC FourFocusing on Beowulf, historian Michael Wood traces English poetry back to the Dark Ages. (R)
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02:00–03:00BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of Lords Questions, from Thursday 12 November.
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02:05–03:05BBC OneMatt and Jules explore Lavenham in Suffolk and Adam takes his barley to the brewery. (R)
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02:15–03:15BBC Three11/11. Paul and Emily are given money towards their wedding, which Paul must organise alone. (R)
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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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02:30–03:00BBC News ChannelHighlights of Thursday 12 November in Parliament, presented by Alicia McCarthy.
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02:40–03:00BBC World ServiceHow China's exchange rate affects whether you keep or lose your job.
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02:55–05:30BBC Four2/6. Diarmaid MacCulloch explores the extraordinary rise of Roman Catholic Church. (R)
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03:00–03:30BBC ParliamentHighlights of Thursday 12 November in Parliament, presented by Alicia McCarthy.
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03:05–04:05BBC One1/6. Ray explores Canada's vast Boreal Forest and unlocks the secrets of this forgotten world. (R)
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03:05–03:30BBC World ServiceMusic comes back to Swat; 89 Squares; Iraqi kids; Returning to Vietnam
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03:15–03:45BBC Three1/8. A lizard laying an egg suffers a prolapse, and vets perform a sex change on a tom cat. (R)
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03:30–04:30BBC ParliamentQuestions to the Business, Innovation and Skills ministerial team, from 12 November.
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03:32–04:00BBC World ServiceJohn Grisham, Pictures Reframed, Dubai City Sound, Staff Benda Bilili
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03:45–04:15BBC Three2/8. A pubescent pooch turns pensioner when he undergoes a hip replacement. (R)
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04:00–04:15BBC Radio 73/10. Christopher Lee's vivid account of the impact of Britain's most powerful families.
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04:15–05:15BBC Three2/3. Alex Riley discovers the cheap nasty dairy substitutes and the unpalatable side of milk. (R)
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04:15–04:30BBC Radio 74/5. The broadcaster looks back to the very first day of the war. Read by Patrick Stewart.
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04:30–05:30BBC ParliamentRecorded coverage of Lords Questions, from Thursday 12 November.
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04:45–05:00BBC Radio 74/10. Author George MacDonald Fraser reads his recollections of the war in Burma in 1945.
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