Rebecca Front introduces us to the government's new special adviser to schools, Maria Webber, with the help of her brother, interviewer Jeremy Front. Show more
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Rebecca Front and Jeremy Front introduce us to crime writer Linda Ridley, who draws on her East End background to write bestsellers chock-full of gruesome crimes. Show more
Why would anyone plant a garden in Zaatari Refugee Camp? Show more
They are partying in Amman tonight. And finding too many ways to say goodbye. Show more
Marwan's 'friends' know all the routes west. All you need is plenty of money. Show more
One family's story from Zaatari Camp, adapted from an Arabic audio drama about Syrian refugees in Jordan. Yara wants to talk marriage. Reem does not. Show more
One family's story from Zaatari Camp, adapted from an Arabic audio drama about Syrian refugees in Jordan. Imad crossed the water two days ago. There is still no news. Show more
Riot Girls
Susan
44 minutes
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First of three new plays charting British feminism through three generations of women. Birmingham, 1975. Susan tries to forge a new life for herself in a commune. By Lucy Catherine Show more
Home Front
13 January 1916 - Hilary Pearce
11 minutes
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On this day, shares in the Pleasure Gardens Theatre were auctioned, and Hilary Pearce is disappointed. Show more
Home Front
2 February 1916 - Isabel Graham
11 minutes
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On this day, the Board of Agriculture issued a notice advising that convalescent soldiers could be used for farm work, and Isabel tries hard to find something for Cristine to do. Show more
Home Front
4 April 1916 - Isaac Cox (Season 7 start)
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On this day in 1916, strikers returned to work at the Clyde shipyards, and at Halecot Farm the future of Isaac Cox's family hangs in the balance. Show more
Home Front - Omnibus
Episode 48: 4-8 April 1916 (Season 7 start)
58 minutes
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In the week in 1916 when a Zeppelin raid dropped bombs on the north east coast, old feuds are reignited in Ashburton. Show more
Home Front
20 May 1916 - Cyrus Colville
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An air raid on Kent destroys a public house, while in the county tribunal in Exeter, Cyrus Colville is on fiery form. Show more
Meet Kirstie Clarke. She tells it like it is. No matter who she offends. Rebecca Front introduces us to this incredible woman, with the help of her brother, Jeremy Front. Show more
Around 250,000 people go missing in the UK each year. Most return within days. Michael Butt tells the story of the Stephens family whose wait for news continues 16 months later. Show more
Sally Stephens has not seen or heard from husband Aidan for 16 months. Can he ever go back to his family after the devastation of what's happened? Show more
Out of the blue, the Stephens family hear that Aidan wants to return home, 17 months after going missing. Show more
Home Front
5 April 1916 - John Rossiter
11 minutes
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On this day in 1916, a Zeppelin raid dropped bombs on the North East coast, while at Spittal End Farm, conscription appears on the horizon. Show more
Barrister Rebecca Nyman is representing Harry, a husband, whose wife, Mary, has been in a minimally conscious state for over three years. Should Mary be allowed to die? Show more
Riot Girls
Emma
44 minutes
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1995. Emma works for New Labour. But how far have attitudes to women in the workplace evolved? Second of 3 plays charting feminism through 3 generations of women. By Lucy Catherine Show more