Wednesday 29 Oct 2014
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Network Radio Â鶹Éç Week 5
Highlights 30 January-5 February 2010
Mark Thomas – The Manifesto
Thursday 4 February on Â鶹Éç RADIO 4
Comedian-activist Mark Thomas returns with four more editions of the show in which the audience suggests policies to make the world a better place
Celtic Connections
Saturday 30 January on Â鶹Éç RADIO 2
Deacon Blue singer-songwriter Ricky Ross presents highlights of Scotland's premier winter music festival, Celtic Connections 2010
Opera On 3 – Stiffelio
Saturday 30 January on Â鶹Éç RADIO 3
Plácido Domingo conducts Verdi's modern take on the marriage crisis, Stiffelio, with José Cura in the title role, live from New York's Metropolitan Opera
Travels With The Prime Minister
Saturday 30 January on Â鶹Éç RADIO 4
One-time political editor of the Sunday Telegraph Julia Langdon tells of her travels with Margaret Thatcher
CHEKHOV SEASON
Drama On 3 – The Seagull
Sunday 31 January on Â鶹Éç RADIO 3
Siobhan Redmond and Paul Higgins lead a cast of top Scottish actors in this new production of Chekhov's classic
Robot Wars
Monday 1 February on Â鶹Éç RADIO 4
Stephen Sackur considers the implications of new developments in military robotics
Opposing Obama
Monday 1 February on Â鶹Éç WORLD SERVICE
Author and journalist Gary Younge tells the story of the other side of the Obama phenomenon, meeting people who think his presidency is nothing but bad news
Â鶹Éç Radio 2 Folk Awards
Wednesday 3 February on Â鶹Éç RADIO 2
Mike Harding presents highlights of the 2010 Â鶹Éç Radio 2 Folk Awards show from The Brewery in London
Performance On 3
From Wednesday 3 February on Â鶹Éç RADIO 3
Daniel Barenboim conducts all five of Beethoven's Piano Concertos and some of Schoenberg's seminal orchestral works in four concerts with the Berlin Staatskapelle from London's South Bank Centre
Weekend Warriors No Longer
Wednesday 3 February on Â鶹Éç RADIO 4
Martin Bell investigates how the part-time Territorial Army is surviving full-time war
Night Waves
Thursday 4 February on Â鶹Éç RADIO 3
Martin Amis talks to Philip Dodd about his latest novel, The Pregnant Widow
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