Why Zoë Ball is a natural fit for the BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show
Ball may be manic, but she’s inherently relaxed.
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The tough side of John Keats
A BBC radio documentary discovers the Highland hiker behind the Romantic poet.
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The Hurricane Tapes: a new BBC true crime podcast about a 1966 triple homicide
Middleweight boxer Rubin Carter was tried, convicted, and released twice.
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The best radio shows to listen to this Christmas
Forest magic, Angelina and the Queen of Scots.
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On BBC World Service, it’s fake news season
The station’s latest campaign attempts to tackle the spread and rise of fake news.
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Looking back on four years of BBC Radio Remembrance broadcasts
After four dogged and varied years of programming BBC Radio’s First World War commemorative contributions came to an end this…
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BBC Sounds makes one thing clear: podcasting is the corporation’s future
The new app replacing iPlayer Radio pushes the network’s podcasts to an exponentially growing audience.
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Russell Crowe makes a surprisingly lovable radio host
Not exactly renowned as an amiable interviewee, Crowe gives a great performance as a BBC 6 Music host.
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