A Brief History of Double Entry Book-keeping, Episode 4 - The rise of double entry book-keeping in medieval Italy. (4/10) [A few hours]
A Brief History of Double Entry Book-keeping, Episode 5 - Jolyon Jenkins examines accountancy fraud in the Middle Ages. (5/10) [1 day 3 hours]
A Brief History of Double Entry Book-keeping, Episode 6 - Why Josiah Wedgwood began to use accounting to run his business. (6/10) [4 days 3 hours]
A Brief History of Double Entry Book-keeping, Episode 7 - How the 'railway mania' of the mid-19th century led to dodgy accounting and outright fraud (7/10) [5 days 3 hours]
A Brief History of Double Entry Book-keeping, Episode 8 - The role played by accountants in the Holocaust and the Highland Clearances. (8/10) [6 days 3 hours]
A Good Read, Tue 9 Mar - Sue MacGregor talks to Julia Blackburn and Ritula Shah about their favourite books. [Unknown]
A Good Read, Tue 16 Mar - Sue MacGregor talks to John Oxford and Dorothy Crawford about their favourite books. [5 days 4 hours]
A Guided Tour of the Castle of Otranto - Rory McGrath explores the first gothic castle in English fiction. [4 days 23 hours]
A History of the World in 100 Objects Omnibus, After the Ice Age - Neil MacGregor retells humanity's history through the objects it has made. (2/20) [Unknown]
A Point of View, Fri 12 Mar - Simon Schama reflects that when times are hard people seem to prefer tough leaders. [Unknown]
Afternoon Play, Final Demands, ...And A Happy New Year - Adam and Barbara meet their daughter-in-law Juliana and grandson for the first time. (4/6) [1 day 2 hours]
Afternoon Play, Final Demands, Point Counterpoint - At a publisher's launch party, Adam Morris runs into several old friends and a few enemies (3/6) [A few hours]
Afternoon Play, Hitched, Episode 1 - As Emma and Richard's wedding day approaches it's time for their families to finally meet. (1/2) [4 days 2 hours]
Afternoon Play, Hitched, Episode 2 - Emma and Richard's wedding day arrives - will it go without the proverbial 'hitch'? (2/2) [5 days 2 hours]
Afternoon Play, Walking on Sunshine - Heartwarming comedy by Leah Chillery about a black male walking group. [6 days 2 hours]
Afternoon Reading, An Elegy for Easterly, My Cousin-Sister Rambanai - Rambanai's search for a bigger world has unexpected outcomes. (2/3) [6 days 3 hours]
Afternoon Reading, An Elegy for Easterly, The Mupandawana Dancing Champion - An elderly coffin maker struts his stuff. (1/3) [5 days 3 hours]
Afternoon Reading, Rhys Davies Award Winners, Zeina - By Craig Hawes. A young journalist dreams of forbidden love on the streets of Dubai. (3/3) [A few hours]
Afternoon Reading, Treasure Island, The Old Sea Dog - Jim Hawkins finds the treasure map in old Billy Bones' sea-chest. (1/5) [3 days 7 hours]
Am I Normal?, Series 7, Health Anxiety - Vivienne Parry asks when a normal concern about our wellbeing turns into health anxiety. (3/4) [Unknown]
Americana, Sun 14 Mar - Matt Frei asks conservative commentator S.E. Cupp about politics and religion colliding. [Unknown]
Analysis, Babies and Biscuits - Alison Wolf examines gender gaps in the polling booth. [Unknown]
Analysis, Minds of Our Own? - What if science could read people's thoughts and intentions? Kenan Malik investigates. [Unknown]
Another Case of Milton Jones, Series 4, Episode 2 - Milton is a mathematical whiz-kid who gets tied up in knots. (2/6) [6 hours]
Any Answers?, Sat 13 Mar - Jonathan Dimbleby takes listeners' responses to this week's Any Questions? [2 days 2 hours]
Any Questions?, Fri 12 Mar - Jonathan Dimbleby chairs the topical debate from Oxford. [Unknown]
Archive on 4, Leaders Under The Lights - Reeta Chakrabarti unearths some memorable moments in presidential TV debates. [2 days 8 hours]
As BBC World Service - BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service. [5 days 16 hours]
Bells on Sunday, Sun 14 Mar - The sound of bells from the church of St Sepulchre-without-Newgate in London. [2 days 17 hours]
Beyond Belief, Mon 15 Mar - Ernie Rea asks if the use of apocalyptic language is helpful in the climate change debate. [4 days 4 hours]
Book at Bedtime, Solar, Episode 1 - Physicist Michael Beard finds that his fifth marriage is floundering. (1/10) [4 days 10 hours]
Book at Bedtime, Solar, Episode 2 - Michael Beard has been humiliated to discover that his wife, Patrice, is having an affair. (2/10) [5 days 10 hours]
Book at Bedtime, Solar, Episode 3 - Michael Beard returns early from a climate change expedition to find an unexpected visitor (3/10) [6 days 10 hours]
Book at Bedtime, Trespass, Episode 10 - A return to the place where they began; peace and reconciliation at last. (10/10) [1 day 10 hours]
Book at Bedtime, Trespass, Episode 9 - With the discovery of a body, can it be long before the murderer is unmasked? (9/10) [10 hours]
Book of the Week, Chopin: Prince of the Romantics, Episode 1 - Chopin's prodigious talent as a pianist is recognised early on. (1/5) [3 days 21 hours]
Book of the Week, Chopin: Prince of the Romantics, Episode 2 - The young Chopin becomes one of the most celebrated figures in Parisian society. (2/5) [4 days 21 hours]
Book of the Week, Chopin: Prince of the Romantics, Episode 3 - Chopin and the notorious writer George Sand become lovers. (3/5) [5 days 21 hours]
Book of the Week, Chopin: Prince of the Romantics, Episode 4 - Chopin is plagued by ill health and his relationship with George Sand breaks down. (4/5) [6 days 21 hours]
Book of the Week, Did You Really Shoot the Television?, Episode 4 - The story of the family's beleaguered TV set. (4/5) [Unknown]
Book of the Week, Did You Really Shoot the Television?, Episode 5 - More trouble for Mac, and Anne's later 'business' with the small Picasso. (5/5) [21 hours]
Bookclub, Douglas Coupland - James Naughtie and readers talk to Douglas Coupland about his 1991 cult novel Generation X [Unknown]
Cadbury is Our Longbridge, Episode 1 - Miles Warde tells the inside story of the closure of Cadbury's Somerdale factory. (1/3) [5 days 23 hours]
Can't Connect, Won't Connect - Chris Bowlby finds out about the 'refuseniks' to the so-called 'digital revolution'. [9 hours]
Classic Serial, Clarissa: The History of a Young Lady, The Pursuit - Heiress Clarissa Harlowe is dangerously attracted by notorious libertine Robert Lovelace. (1/4) [3 days 3 hours]
Classic Serial, Of Mice and Men - Dramatisation of John Steinbeck's 1937 novel about migrant workers in 1930s California. [Unknown]
Costing the Earth, Fusion Future - Tom Heap investigates the real potential of fusion power. [Unknown]
Costing the Earth, Plants to Pills - Tom Heap witnesses the worldwide police operation against the trade in endangered species. [Unknown]
Desert Island Discs, Duncan Bannatyne - Kirsty Young's castaway is entrepreneur Duncan Bannatyne. [2 days 23 hours]
Document, Mon 15 Mar - Mike Thomson investigates the story behind the German PoWs forced to work in Britain. [Unknown]
Earls of the Court, Downward Inflection - Johnno's so sick and tired of London that he's even lost his upward inflection. (4/6) [6 days 10 hours]
Fags, Mags and Bags, Series 3, The Fall of Phallon and the Rise of Bugatox - Ramesh takes it upon himself to reunite a local couple who have split up. (6/6) [5 days 23 hours]
Farming Today, Wed 17 Mar - Butterflies are under threat, according to a new report. Anna Hill finds out more. [5 days 17 hours]
Farming Today, Thu 18 Mar - Scottish farmers speak out against a campaign to put the clocks forward by two hours. [6 days 17 hours]
Feedback, Fri 12 Mar - Roger Bolton airs listeners' views on BBC radio programmes and policy. [1 day 1 hours]
File on 4, Tue 9 Mar - Investigating allegations that some companies are failing their pension fund obligations. [Unknown]
File on 4, Tue 16 Mar - Jackie Long finds out what is being done to help young abusers stop offending. [Unknown]
Food Programme, Miami Super Bowl - Richard Johnson is in Miami to hear how the 2010 Superbowl had its very own food story. [Unknown]
From Our Own Correspondent, Thu 11 Mar - Kate Adie introduces BBC foreign correspondents with the stories behind the headlines. [Unknown]
From Our Own Correspondent, Sat 13 Mar - Kate Adie introduces BBC foreign correspondents with the stories behind the headlines. [Unknown]
From Our Own Correspondent, Thu 18 Mar - Kate Adie introduces BBC foreign correspondents with the stories behind the headlines. [Unknown]
Front Row, Fri 12 Mar - TV drama Blood And Oil reviewed; how can today's authors best promote their books? [Unknown]
Front Row, Mon 15 Mar - Mark Lawson interviews screenwriter Alan Ball, whose credits include True Blood. [Unknown]
Front Row, Tue 16 Mar - Jeremy Irons on his return to the RSC after 23 years to star in Dennis Kelly's new play. [Unknown]
Front Row, Wed 17 Mar - Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti on the follow-up to her controversial play Behzti; art of TV titles. [Unknown]
Gardeners' Question Time, Fri 12 Mar - Eric Robson chairs. With Matthew Biggs, Pippa Greenwood and Christine Walkden. [Unknown]
Home Planet, Tue 16 Mar - Richard Daniel and the team discuss listeners' questions about the natural world. [Unknown]
I've Never Seen Star Wars, Series 3, Jon Culshaw - Jon Culshaw tries five things he's never done before. (2/6) [5 days 6 hours]
In Our Time, Boudica - Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the life and mythologisation of Boudica. (452) [Unknown]
In Our Time, The Scream and Edvard Munch - Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss Edvard Munch and his most famous painting, The Scream. (453) [Unknown]
In Touch, Tue 16 Mar - Feedback to previous programmes and the launch of Can't See, Will Cook with Richard Lane. [Unknown]
Just a Minute, Series 56, Episode 10 - Nicholas Parsons chairs. With Graham Norton, Liza Tarbuck, Paul Merton and Sue Perkins. (10/12) [Unknown]
Just a Minute, Series 56, Episode 11 - Nicholas Parsons chairs. With Paul Merton, Jenny Eclair, Pam Ayres and Gyles Brandreth. (11/12) [4 days 6 hours]
Last Word, Fri 12 Mar - Marking the lives of Philip Langridge, Walter Plowright, Andree Peel and Sir Kenneth Dover [Unknown]
Law in Action, Tue 9 Mar - Clive Coleman and guests explore the proposed reforms of the UK's bribery laws. [Unknown]
Law in Action, Tue 16 Mar - Clive Coleman looks at the International Criminal Court and the Dangerous Dogs Act. [Unknown]
Lent Talks, Maajid Nawaz - Maajid Nawaz, co-director of the Quilliam Foundation, reflects on pluralism in society. [Unknown]
Lent Talks, Sr Elizabeth Obbard - Sr Elizabeth Obbard explores how people's personal faith is shaped by formal religion. [6 days 8 hours]
Living Books - Sandi Toksvig visits the library where you borrow a person instead of a book. [3 days 23 hours]
Loose Ends, Sat 13 Mar - Clive Anderson is joined by Sir Max Hastings, Mike Batt, Arthur Smith and Stephen Clarke. [2 days 6 hours]
Material World, Thu 11 Mar - Quentin Cooper hears about science and the recession. [Unknown]
Midnight News, Fri 12 Mar - The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. [12 hours]
Midnight News, Sat 13 Mar - The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. [1 day 12 hours]
Midnight News, Sun 14 Mar - The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. [2 days 12 hours]
Midnight News, Mon 15 Mar - The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. [3 days 11 hours]
Midnight News, Tue 16 Mar - The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. [4 days 12 hours]
Midnight News, Wed 17 Mar - The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. [5 days 12 hours]
Midnight News, Thu 18 Mar - The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. [6 days 12 hours]
Midweek, Wed 17 Mar - Lively and diverse conversation with Libby Purves and guests including Frederic Raphael. [Unknown]
Money Box Live, Wed 17 Mar - Vincent Duggleby and a panel of guests answer calls on pensions. [Unknown]
Money Box, Sat 13 Mar - Paul Lewis with the latest news from the world of personal finance. [Unknown]
Moral Maze, Wed 10 Mar - Michael Buerk chairs. With Melanie Philips, Michael Portillo, Kenan Malik, Matthew Taylor. [Unknown]
Moral Maze, Wed 17 Mar - Michael Buerk chairs. With Anne McElvoy, Michael Portillo, Kenan Malik and Matthew Taylor. [6 days 8 hours]
News Briefing, Wed 17 Mar - News from BBC Radio 4. [5 days 17 hours]
News Briefing, Thu 18 Mar - News from BBC Radio 4. [6 days 17 hours]
News, Sat 13 Mar - The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. [2 days]
Nick Mohammed in Quarters, Episode 2 - Energetic sketch comedy from Nick Mohammed. With guests Anna Crilly and Colin Hoult. (2/4) [6 days 11 hours]
Open Book, Sun 14 Mar - Novelist Maggie Gee talks to Mariella Frostrup about her memoir My Animal Life. [Unknown]
Party, Episode 2 - The friends wrangle over their new party's foreign policy. (2/4) [6 days 6 hours]
People in Cars, Sat Love - A businessman spices up his life with excursions to extramarital assignations. (3/3) [23 hours]
Pick of the Week, Sun 14 Mar - Caz Graham introduces her selection of highlights from the past week on BBC radio. [3 days 6 hours]
PM, Thu 11 Mar - Coverage and analysis of the day's news with Carolyn Quinn. [5 hours]
PM, Fri 12 Mar - Coverage and analysis of the day's news with Carolyn Quinn. [1 day 5 hours]
PM, Mon 15 Mar - Coverage and analysis of the day's news with Eddie Mair. [4 days 5 hours]
PM, Tue 16 Mar - Coverage and analysis of the day's news with Eddie Mair. [5 days 5 hours]
PM, Wed 17 Mar - Coverage and analysis of the day's news with Eddie Mair. [6 days 5 hours]
PM, Saturday PM - Full coverage and analysis of the day's news with Ritula Shah, plus sports headlines. [Unknown]
Poetry Please, Sun 7 Mar - Roger McGough introduces listeners' requests. [Unknown]
Poetry Please, Sun 14 Mar - Roger McGough introduces listeners' requests, read by Henry Goodman and Selina Cadell. [3 days 4 hours]
Prayer for the Day, Wed 17 Mar - Daily prayer and reflection with Rev Dr Gordon Gray. [5 days 17 hours]
Prayer for the Day, Thu 18 Mar - Daily prayer and reflection with Rev Dr Gordon Gray. [6 days 17 hours]
Profile, Baroness Catherine Ashton - James Silver profiles Baroness Catherine Ashton. [Unknown]
Quote... Unquote, Mon 8 Mar - Nigel Rees chairs. With David Nobbs, Justin Webb, Marcel Berlins and Naomi Gryn. [Unknown]
Quote... Unquote, Mon 15 Mar - Nigel Rees chairs. With Mary Beard, Marcel Theroux, Arthur Smith and Ariel Leve. [4 days 1 hour]
Racing Ahead - Chris Ledgard reports on attempts to modernise horse racing. [23 hours]
Radio 4 Appeal, Arthur Rank Centre - Pam Rhodes appeals on behalf of Arthur Rank Centre. [Unknown]
Radio 4 Appeal, Deafness Research UK - Sir George Martin appeals on behalf of Deafness Research UK. [Unknown]
Ramblings, Series 14, Episode 5 - Clare Balding meets members of the Shropshire Bereavement Walking Group. (5/6) [Unknown]
Ramblings, Series 14, Episode 6 - The Sheffield Dog Walking Group gather to join Clare Balding for a walk in the Peaks. (6/6) [Unknown]
Revealing the Mind Bender General - James Maw on the controversial 1960s and 1970s psychiatrist Dr William Sargant. [6 days 9 hours]
Rory Bremner's International Satirists, Barry Murphy - Ireland - Rory meets Barry Murphy, the Irish topical comic and satirist. (2/3) [4 days 11 hours]
Sarah Millican's Support Group, Episode 4 - Sarah tackles problems including 'Tonight is the night two become one - I'm leaving you'. (4/4) [11 hours]
Saturday Play, Confessions of a Medium - Dark comedy by AL Kennedy, set in 1870s London and based on a true story. [2 days 3 hours]
Saturday Review, Sat 13 Mar - Tom Sutcliffe is joined by Matthew D'Ancona, Danny Robins and Professor Jacqueline Rose. [Unknown]
Shipping Forecast, Fri 12 Mar - The latest shipping forecast. [12 hours]
Shipping Forecast, Sat 13 Mar - The latest shipping forecast. [1 day 12 hours]
Shipping Forecast, Sun 14 Mar - The latest shipping forecast. [2 days 12 hours]
Shipping Forecast, Mon 15 Mar - The latest shipping forecast. [3 days 12 hours]
Shipping Forecast, Tue 16 Mar - The latest shipping forecast. [4 days 12 hours]
Shipping Forecast, Wed 17 Mar - The latest shipping forecast. [5 days 17 hours]
Shipping Forecast, Thu 18 Mar - The latest shipping forecast. [6 days 12 hours]
Showstopper! The Improvised Musical - The Showstopper musical improvisation group create a musical on the spot. [5 days 11 hours]
Six O'Clock News, Thu 11 Mar - National and international news from BBC Radio 4. [Unknown]
Six O'Clock News, Fri 12 Mar - National and international news from BBC Radio 4. [Unknown]
Six O'Clock News, Sat 13 Mar - The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. [2 days 5 hours]
Six O'Clock News, Sun 14 Mar - The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. [Unknown]
Six O'Clock News, Mon 15 Mar - National and international news from BBC Radio 4. [Unknown]
Six O'Clock News, Tue 16 Mar - National and international news from BBC Radio 4. [Unknown]
Six O'Clock News, Wed 17 Mar - National and international news from BBC Radio 4. [Unknown]
Sneakiepeeks, Special Relationship - Beagle Team are joined by a CIA operative on an exchange visit. (4/6) [3 days 23 hours]
Something Understood, Pilgrim or Tourist? - Satish Kumar explores the difference between a tourist and a pilgrim. [2 days 18 hours]
Soul Music, Series 9, Dido's Lament - The power of Purcell's aria, 'When I am laid in earth' explained. (3/5) [Unknown]
Soul Music, Series 9, He's Got the Whole World in His Hands - People describe the place that He's Got the Whole World in His Hands has in their lives. (4/5) [5 days 1 hour]
Start the Week, Mon 15 Mar - Andrew Marr with Ian McEwan, Paul Davies, Patricia Fara and James Crabtree. [Unknown]
The Alps, Episode 2 - Misha Glenny explains how Switzerland willed itself into existence. (2/3) [4 days 23 hours]
The Archers, Wed 10 Mar - Jill gets her affairs in order. (16045) [Unknown]
The Archers, Thu 11 Mar - Ed lays down the law with the boys. (16046) [6 hours]
The Archers, Fri 12 Mar - Helen tells Kate some home truths. (16047) [1 day 6 hours]
The Archers, Sun 14 Mar - Kate gets maternal on Mother's Day. (16048) [3 days 6 hours]
The Archers, Mon 15 Mar - Lilian finds an unexpected source of support. (16049) [4 days 6 hours]
The Archers, Tue 16 Mar - Jill and Usha join forces. (16050) [5 days 6 hours]
The Archers, Wed 17 Mar - Kate catches up with an old comrade. (16051) [6 days 6 hours]
The Bottom Line, Thu 11 Mar - Evan Davis and his panel discuss making cuts and nightmare customers. [Unknown]
The Film Programme, Fri 12 Mar - Bourne Ultimatum director Paul Greengrass enters the Green Zone with Matt Damon. [Unknown]
The Long View, British brands, American takeovers: Boots and Cadbury - Jonathan Freedland takes the Long View of Kraft's takeover of Cadbury. [4 days 21 hours]
The Media Show, Wed 17 Mar - '1000s of cockroaches on trains' - really?; C4; covering Sahil's kidnap; sport on TV. [Unknown]
The Now Show, Series 30, Episode 1 - Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present a satirical review of the week's news. (1/6) [2 days]
The Now Show, Series 30, Episode 2 - Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present a satirical review of the week's news. (2/6) [1 day 6 hours]
The Secrets of the Art and the Artist: Caravaggio, Episode 1 - Roger Law embarks on a journey to understand controversial artist Caravaggio. (1/3) [3 days 2 hours]
The World This Weekend, Sun 14 Mar - A look at events around the world with Shaun Ley. [3 days 1 hour]
The World Tonight, Thu 11 Mar - National and international news and analysis with Roger Hearing. [10 hours]
The World Tonight, Fri 12 Mar - National and international news and analysis with Ritula Shah. [Unknown]
The World Tonight, Mon 15 Mar - National and international news and analysis with Ritula Shah. [Unknown]
The World Tonight, Tue 16 Mar - National and international news and analysis with Ritula Shah. [Unknown]
The World Tonight, Wed 17 Mar - National and international news and analysis with Carolyn Quinn. [Unknown]
Thinking Allowed, Wed 10 Mar - The meaning of military futurology, and anti-racist comedy in the UK and US. [Unknown]
Thinking Allowed, Wed 17 Mar - Laurie Taylor discusses milk and modernity, and why burglary is going out of fashion. [Unknown]
Today in Parliament, Thu 11 Mar - News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament with David Wilby. [11 hours]
Today in Parliament, Fri 12 Mar - News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament with Mark D'Arcy. [1 day 11 hours]
Today in Parliament, Mon 15 Mar - News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament with Sean Curran. [4 days 11 hours]
Today in Parliament, Tue 16 Mar - News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament with Susan Hulme. [5 days 11 hours]
Today in Parliament, Wed 17 Mar - News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament with David Wilby. [6 days 11 hours]
Today, Wed 17 Mar - Including Sports Desk; Weather; Thought for the Day; Yesterday in Parliament. [5 days 20 hours]
Today, Thu 18 Mar - Including Sports Desk; Weather; Thought for the Day; Yesterday in Parliament. [6 days 20 hours]
Week in Westminster, Sat 13 Mar - A look behind the scenes at Westminster with Peter Riddell. [Unknown]
Westminster Hour, Sun 14 Mar - Reports from behind the scenes at Westminster. Including It Happened Here. [3 days 10 hours]
Woman's Hour Drama, Beyond Black, A Violent Death - Alison tries to get the truth about her childhood out of her mother. (9/10) [Unknown]
Woman's Hour Drama, Beyond Black, Alison's Retribution - Alison confronts the past and finally learns the truth about her childhood. (10/10) [22 hours]
Woman's Hour Drama, The Cloths Of Heaven, Episode 1 - A poem by WB Yeats holds the key to an unexpected love affair for a British diplomat. (1/5) [3 days 22 hours]
Woman's Hour Drama, The Cloths Of Heaven, Episode 2 - Daniel tries again to approach Rachel, but she still refuses to acknowledge him. (2/5) [4 days 22 hours]
Woman's Hour Drama, The Cloths Of Heaven, Episode 3 - Rachel takes a trek up country, where she encounters self-styled entrepreneur Bob Newpin. (3/5) [5 days 22 hours]
Woman's Hour Drama, The Cloths Of Heaven, Episode 4 - Daniel discovers the tragic reason for Rachel's uneasy relationship with Kamal. (4/5) [6 days 22 hours]
Woman's Hour, Thu 11 Mar - With Jenni Murray. A special programme on the mother-daughter relationship. [Unknown]
Woman's Hour, Wed 17 Mar - With Jenni Murray. Including the new children's commissioner, and Parkour. [Unknown]
Woman's Hour, Thu 18 Mar - With Jenni Murray. Including costume designer Sandy Powell on her third Oscar. [Unknown]
Woman's Hour, Weekend Woman's Hour - With Jane Garvey. Including Lynda Bellingham on adoption, and should the burka be banned? [Unknown]
Women of the New Wave - Singer Pauline Black meets some of the women who were in the vanguard of punk music. [3 days 1 hour]
World at One, Thu 11 Mar - National and international news with Martha Kearney. [A few hours]
World at One, Fri 12 Mar - National and international news with Shaun Ley. [1 day 1 hours]
World at One, Mon 15 Mar - National and international news with Martha Kearney. [4 days 1 hour]
World at One, Tue 16 Mar - National and international news with Martha Kearney. [5 days 1 hour]
World at One, Wed 17 Mar - National and international news. [6 days 1 hour]
You and Yours, Thu 11 Mar - Fire engines going up in smoke; hotel owners charged for playing music in bedrooms. [Unknown]
You and Yours, Fri 12 Mar - The dos and don'ts of cookery for the visually impaired. [Unknown]
You and Yours, Mon 15 Mar - Lord Stern's message to sceptics; the mystery of the three-pronged light bulb. [Unknown]
You and Yours, Tue 16 Mar - How confident are you about getting into the housing market? [Unknown]
You and Yours, Wed 17 Mar - Sir Alan Sugar's business tips; the Yellow Pages - useful or useless? [Unknown]