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Why does the end of another programme appear at the beginning of the show I selected?

To ensure that the whole of a show is available to you, the BBC Player's automated recording process starts slightly early. For this reason, the very end of the preceeding show may be heard.

This is unlikely to be more than a minute or two, so we advise you to listen through this rather than fast forward.

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