LW Schedule

BBC Radio 4 LW Schedule 10 - 16 April 2006

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09:00				09:00 In Our Time—The Oxford Movement Melvyn Bragg examines the 19th century Catholic movement within the Church of England. 09:45 Off air	09:00 The Reith Lectures—Daniel Barenboim - In the Beginning was Sound, The Neglected Sense 2/5Daniel Barenboim examines what he calls 'the neglected sense'; the ear. 09:43 Off air
10:00	10:00 Woman's Hour—Male menopause; Nelly Wallace; Christina Lamb Do middle-aged men suffer from a male menopause? Plus, the legacy of Nelly Wallace.	10:00 Woman's Hour—Hampton Court Palace gardens; Redefining rape Is the legal definition of rape allowing offenders to walk free?	10:00 Woman's Hour—The image of God; Gender and patriarchal religion What does God mean to you? Plus how do women reconcile themselves to religious patriarchy?	10:00 Woman's Hour—One night stands; Runaways; Salford's first birth control clinic Are one night stands good fun or a bad idea? Plus, how to help child runaways.	10:00 Woman's Hour—Elizabeth Taylor retrospective; Lung cancer A retrospective look at the legacy of Elizabeth Taylor.
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16:00		16:30 Great Lives—Andrew Carnegie Jeff Randall explores the life of the businessman and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie.			16:30 The Film Programme—John Williams Francine Stock talks to the famed (and rarely interviewed) film composer John Williams.
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19:00						19:00 Profile—Zalmay Khalilzad Justin Webb looks at Zalmay Khalilzad, America's man in Bagdad. 19:15 Off air
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21:00				21:30 In Our Time—The Oxford Movement Melvyn Bragg examines the 19th century Catholic movement within the Church of England.
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23:00	23:30 BBC National Short Story Award—BBC National Short Story Award 2006, The Flyover 1/5By Rana Dasgupta. The first of five stories that have made the shortlist.	23:30 BBC National Short Story Award—BBC National Short Story Award 2006, Men of Ireland 2/5By William Trevor. The second of five stories that have made the shortlist.	23:30 BBC National Short Story Award—BBC National Short Story Award 2006, The Safehouse 3/5By Michael Faber. The third of five stories that have made the shortlist.	23:30 BBC National Short Story Award—BBC National Short Story Award 2006, The Ebony Hand 4/5By Rose Tremain. The fourth of five stories that have made the shortlist.	23:30 BBC National Short Story Award—BBC National Short Story Award 2006, An Anxious Man 5/5By James Lasdun. The struggles of a man with financial worries.

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