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Count Arthur Strong's Radio Show!

BBC Radio 4 FM

Count Arthur Strong's Radio Show!

Series 2

Episode 4: Oxford Union

Duration: 30 minutes

on BBC Radio 4 FM

The former variety star addresses the Oxford Union's 'Creationism versus Evolution' debate. With Steve Delaney and Sue Perkins.

You and Yours and The World at One team up for coverage of this year's Budget with the Chancellor's Budge Speech live from Westminster at 12.30pm. Introduced by Shaun Ley and Liz Barclay. Producer Colin Hancock

Contributors

Introduced By:
Shaun Ley
Introduced By:
Liz Barclay.
Producer:
Colin Hancock

Sri Lanka v Bangladesh
Commentary from the Queen's Park Oval in Port of Spain by Kevin Howells , Ashis Ray and Arlo White , with expert analysis from Colin Croft and Ranjit Fernando. Plus news from Jamaica where Pakistan and Zimbabwe meet in a Group D match. approximate time
Producer Peter Baxter
Highlights of today's play are on BBC1 at 12 midnight

Contributors

Unknown:
Kevin Howells
Unknown:
Ashis Ray
Unknown:
Arlo White
Unknown:
Colin Croft
Unknown:
Ranjit Fernando.
Producer:
Peter Baxter

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Jonathan Edwards Looks Into....

BBC Radio 4 FM

Duration: 30 minutes

on BBC Radio 4 FM

Available for over a year

Jonathan Edwards talks to heptathlete Kelly Sotherton and UK Athletics Performance Director Dave Collins about the importance of mental preparation.

Regional Variations (2)

28 Acts in 28 Minutes

BBC Radio 4 FM

28 Acts in 28 Minutes

Series 1

Episode 1

Duration: 30 minutes

on BBC Radio 4 FM

Available for years

John Humphrys gives 28 performers 60 seconds to entertain. With Jason Manford, Ed Byrne and Nicholas Parsons. From June 2006. Show more

BBC Radio 4 FM

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