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Just a Minute

BBC Radio 4 LW

5/12. Chairman Nicholas Parsons keeps an eye on proceedings as Paul Merton ,
Sue Perkins , Liza Tarbuck and Gyles Brandreth attempt to speak for one minute without hesitation, repetiton or deviation on subjects that he gives them. Repeated from Monday

Contributors

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Nicholas Parsons
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Paul Merton
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Sue Perkins
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Liza Tarbuck
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Gyles Brandreth

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Classic Serial: The Invasion: Arab Chronicles of the First Crusade

BBC Radio 4 FM

Classic Serial

The Invasion - Arab Chronicles of the First Crusade

Episode 1

Duration: 1 hour

on BBC Radio 4 FM

Small-time merchant Firuz's life is changed when his land is invaded by a rag-tag army of incomprehensible, ill-disciplined warriors from the West, fuelled by religious fanaticism. Show more

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File on 4

Using Surrogate Mothers

Duration: 40 minutes

on BBC Radio 4 FM

Available for over a year

Jon Manel finds out if the law is keeping pace with the increasing numbers of British couples who are having children using surrogate mothers, both in Britain and abroad.

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Thinking Allowed

BBC Radio 4 FM

Thinking Allowed

Post Soviet Death Rates - Prisoners' Partners

Duration: 30 minutes

on BBC Radio 4 FM

Available for over a year

Laurie Taylor discusses with Martin McKee and David Stuckler their controversial new report that claims mass privatisation led to large rises in mortality. Show more

BBC Radio 4 FM

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