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(49 programmes from the past week and the week to come, or available now on BBC iPlayer)
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Paddling with Peter Duck
John McCarthy explores the life of Arthur Ransome through the boats he once owned.
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Page to Performance
Tracing the histories of some of the most passionate pieces of music ever written
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Pain of Emotion, The
Vivienne Parry explores the similarities between emotional and physical pain.
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Paper Round, The
Public figures revisit their paper round route and reveal how it influenced their lives
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Parting Shots
Matthew Parris marks the passing of the valedictory despatch from British ambassadors
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Path of Least Resistance, The
As antibiotic resistance increases, Dr Stuart Flanagan investigates what the future holds.
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Peace Corps Writers, The
Bridget Kendall evaluates America's 'missionaries of democracy' in the Peace Corps.
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Peas in a Pod
Sue Broom looks at the latest developments in the field of animal cloning
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Peer Review in the Dock
Mark Whitaker investigates the tarnished image of a flawed scientific process.
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People's D-Day, The
Libby Purves travels around Britain to find out about Britain's preparations for D-Day
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People's Post: A Narrative History of the Post Office, The
Dominic Sandbrook charts the development of the post office
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Percy and Jock: One Man and His Dog
David Attenborough tells of Percy Fitzpatrick, industrialist, author and politician.
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Percy Edwards Showdown
David Attenborough hosts a celebration of bird impersonator Percy Edwards.
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Perfumed Mountaineer, The
Hayden Lorimer explores the double life of Walter Poucher, photographer and perfumer.
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Peston and the Money Men
Robert Peston talks to four key individuals about the global financial meltdown
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Philosopher's Arms, The
Matthew Sweet examines philosophical problems with a live audience in a pub
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Physics Rocks
Brian Cox meets some celebrity physics enthusiasts, including Alan Alda and Eddie Izzard.
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Pick of the Week
A selection of highlights from the past week on BBC radio.
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Pickerskill Reports, The
By Andrew McGibbon. English master Dr Henry Pickerskill looks back on his favourite pupils
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Picking Round Apples
Steve Carver lives the life of a seasonal apple picker on a farm in Herefordshire.
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Picture Power: Portraits of Five Leading Press Photographers
Miles Warde presents an insight into the work of professional photographers
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Picturing Britain
Adil Ray looks at life through the lens of contemporary photographers
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Pieces of a Man
Poet Lemn Sissay explores the life of activist, musician and writer Gil Scott-Heron.
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Placebo
Ben Goldacre investigates the latest research on the placebo effect
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Planet Earth Under Threat
Gabrielle Walker finds out how global warming is changing the natural world
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Platform 3
Series of stories inspired by railway stations
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Pleistocene Park
Adam Fowler investigates an extraordinary scientific experiment in Siberia.
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PM
Afternoon news and current affairs programme
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Poetry Please
Selections of poetry on various themes chosen by listeners and presented by Roger McGough.
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Point of View, A
A weekly reflection on a topical issue
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Politics of Dancing: How Disco Changed the World, The
Martha Reeves uncovers the politics of the disco movement, beginning in New York.
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Politics of Pandas, The
China's pandas are political animals. As Edinburgh gets two, Philip Dodd investigates.
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Poorer Than Their Parents
Financial guru Alvin Hall helps young people plan ahead for an uncertain future
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Pope's British Divisions, The
Mark Dowd explores how British Catholicism has changed since the last Papal visit in 1982.
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Poppy Factory, The
Stories from the Poppy Factory in Surrey, where poppies are made for Remembrance Sunday.
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Post Hackgate: Journalism at the Crossroads
John Lloyd of the FT on the future of journalism after the phone hacking scandal.
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Post Mortem
Professor Lucas performs a 'consented' post mortem, defending its contribution to medicine
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Power Failure? The Story of the Battery
Mark Miodownik explores the prospect of a new generation of highly poweful batteries.
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Power of Om, The
Reverend Richard Coles explores the science of sacred sounds.
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Power to Persuade: The Story of NLP
The 'science of success'? William Little explores the history and techniques of NLP.
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Prayer for the Day
Radio 4's daily prayer and reflection
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Price of Power, The
Jonathan Freedland addresses the knotty problem of MPs' pay and conditions.
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Prime Ministers, The
Nick Robinson explores the history of Britain's prime ministers
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Print Master, The
Stanley Jones, legendary print maker, in the Curwen Studio with artist Susan Aldworth.
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Prisoners' Women
Women talk about how they cope with life on the outside when men go to prison.
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Profile
An insight into the character of an influential figure making news headlines
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Psychiatrist and the Deputy Fuhrer, The
1941. A British psychiatrist is sent to a safe house in Surrey to examine POW Rudolf Hess.
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Public Philosopher, The
Harvard political philosopher Michael Sandel questions the thinking beneath controversies
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Punt PI
Steve Punt turns private investigator, examining little mysteries that amuse and beguile

