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Monday 14/12/2009
Afternoon Play The Tobacco Merchant's Lawyer. A lawyer detests corruption in Glasgow in 1780. With Ian McDiarmid.
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Tuesday 15/12/2009
The New Art of Diplomacy James Naughtie asks if British diplomacy is still fit for purpose.
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Wednesday 16/12/2009
Unreliable Evidence European Law: After Lisbon. Will the Lisbon Treaty generate a legal tsunami?
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Thursday 17/12/2009
Protected by FaithJohn Waite investigates the work of the Vatican Secret Archives laboratory.
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Friday 11/12/2009
Then We Came To The EndJoshua Ferris' story of dysfunctional misfits working in an advertising agency.
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Saturday 12/12/2009
Archive on 4: The My Lai TapesRobert Hodierne reveals the truth about the infamous My Lai massacre of 16 March 1968.
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Sunday 13/12/2009
Radio 4 Appeal: Help the HospicesDr Ros Taylor appeals on behalf of Help the Hospices.
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