Just Walter
Walter Now
Saturday 10 January on BBC RADIO 4
Sir Ian McKellen returns to the role of Walter, 25 years on, as award-winning writer David Cook brings his tale of mental illness up to date
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MOTOWN SEASON
Motorcity Blues
Saturday 10 January on BBC RADIO 2
Pete Mitchell presents a documentary about how people and music came together in the intense cultural melting pot of Detroit
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Opera On 3 – Live From The Met: La Rondine
Saturday 10 January on BBC RADIO 3
Marco Armiliato conducts Puccini's La Rondine, live, from the Metropolitan Opera in New York
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Private Passions
Sunday 11 January on BBC RADIO 3
Actress Kate O'Mara shares her musical passions with Michael Berkeley
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Desert Island Discs
Sunday 11 January on BBC RADIO 4
Poet and author Ruth Padel is Kirsty Young's guest this week
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A View Through A Lens
Sunday 11 January on BBC RADIO 4
Wildlife cameraman John Aitchison highlights the beauty of nature with a unique combination of location recordings and personal narrative
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5 Live Sport
Sunday 11 January on BBC RADIO 5 LIVE
Eleanor Olroyd presents live commentary from the top of the Barclays Premier League as Manchester United meet Chelsea at Old Trafford
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The Essay – Loving The Raven
Monday 12 to Friday 16 January on BBC RADIO 3
Five essays by five enthusiasts explore the enduring legacy of controversial American author Edgar Allan Poe
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Black Students In Red Russia
Wednesday 14 January on BBC RADIO 4
Burt Caesar finds out what happened to students from developing countries who were offered Soviet-funded scholarships in the Sixties, Seventies and Eighties
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Performance On 3 – Ondine
Thursday 15 January on BBC RADIO 3
Martin Handley presents a 50th anniversary revival of Sir Frederic Ashton's ballet, originally choreographed for the legendary Margot Fonteyn
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