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Radio 4 Today programme host Amol Rajan had 'full-on panic attack' before first show
Farming Today (podcast) - BBC Radio 4 | Listen Notes
Nick Robinson 'irritated' by politicians providing 'oven-ready soundbites' instead of difficult answers | The Independent | The Independent
Le prince Harry dans les studios de BBC Radio 4 à Londres le 27 décembre 2017, rédacteur en chef invité de la matinale Today. - Purepeople
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BBC appoints Amol Rajan as Radio 4 Today programme presenter | Amol Rajan | The Guardian
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BBC Radio 4 Today programme loses 800,000 listeners after record high last year, new RAJAR audience figures show - Press Gazette
Harry Miller on BBC Radio 4 Today Programme | Fair Cop
Beyond Today (podcast) - BBC Radio 4 | Listen Notes
Amol Rajan joins Radio 4's Today programme line-up - BBC News
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Garry Richardson, présentateur de la radio, s'adresse à un auditoire au Wigmore Hall, dans le centre de Londres, alors que le programme BBC radio 4 Today célèbre son 60e anniversaire Photo Stock -
BBC Radio 4 Today on Twitter: "Here's the view of the #r4today studio webcam today with @EvanHD and @naughtiej http://t.co/p7fHiGuV7A" / Twitter
Radio 4's Today programme sheds 800,000 listeners in past year | HeraldScotland
Today programme: BBC Radio 4 flagship to be given television show and bigger online presence | The Independent | The Independent
BBC Radio 4 Today presenters Sarah Montague and John Humphrys broadcast today's Today programme at Wigmore Hall in central London as the BBC Radio 4 Today programme celebrates its 60th anniversary Stock
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BBC Radio 4 switches to emergency audio following fire alarm – RadioToday
BBC Radio 4 interview blows away myth of 'good' orphanages - Hope and Homes for Children
