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| − | '''BBC Radio Four''' is a [[BBC]] radio station that operates in the [[United Kingdom]]. Unlike other radio stations, such as Radio One, Radio Two and Radio Three, Radio Four is primarily a spoken word station. It has plenty of news coverage, having a forty-five minute slot called The World at One broadcast at one p.m.. Its morning magazine programme [[Today]], broadcast from 6 to 9 on Monday to Friday and 7 to 9 on Saturday, has a slot called "Thought for the Day", in which speakers of various religious faith traditions speak about topics in the news from a religious perspective. | + | '''BBC Radio Four''' is a [[BBC]] radio station that operates in the [[United Kingdom]]. Unlike other radio stations, such as Radio One, Radio Two and Radio Three, Radio Four is primarily a spoken word station. It has plenty of news coverage, having a forty-five-minute slot called The World at One broadcast at one p.m.. Its morning magazine programme [[Today]], broadcast from 6 to 9 on Monday to Friday and 7 to 9 on Saturday, has a slot called "Thought for the Day", in which speakers of various religious faith traditions speak about topics in the news from a religious perspective. |
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| + | ==External links== | ||
| + | *[https://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4 Official website] | ||
[[Category:British Companies]] | [[Category:British Companies]] | ||
[[Category:Radio Stations]] | [[Category:Radio Stations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:20, March 19, 2019
BBC Radio Four is a BBC radio station that operates in the United Kingdom. Unlike other radio stations, such as Radio One, Radio Two and Radio Three, Radio Four is primarily a spoken word station. It has plenty of news coverage, having a forty-five-minute slot called The World at One broadcast at one p.m.. Its morning magazine programme Today, broadcast from 6 to 9 on Monday to Friday and 7 to 9 on Saturday, has a slot called "Thought for the Day", in which speakers of various religious faith traditions speak about topics in the news from a religious perspective.