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Music Planet

Thursday 13 January on BBC RADIO 3

Andy Kershaw and Lucy Duran go trekking across the globe to bring listeners the music, sounds and songs of some of the world's remotest regions

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HQ

Saturday 8 January on BBC RADIO 2

HQ marks the return of Roy Hudd to BBC Radio 2 in a unique pairing with David Quantick of The Blagger's Guide

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THE GENIUS OF MOZART
Opera Day
Kiri Te Kanawa's Favourite Mozart Arias

Saturday 8 January on BBC RADIO 3

Dame Kiri Te Kanawa talks about the Mozart arias that mean the most to her as part of BBC Radio 3's The Genius Of Mozart season

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Readings From The King James Bible

Sunday 9 January on BBC RADIO 4

Celebrations to mark the 400th anniversary of the publication of the King James Bible continue on BBC Radio 4

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The Huey Show

Sunday 9 January on BBC 6 MUSIC

Acclaimed cult film-maker David Lynch talks to Huey Morgan

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The 1Xtra Breakfast Show With Twin B

Monday 10 January on BBC RADIO 1XTRA

Twin B (aka Alec Boateng) kicks off a brand-new weekday schedule on BBC Radio 1Xtra

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Ed Reardon's Week

Monday 10 January on BBC RADIO 4

BBC Radio 4's most curmudgeonly author, Ed Reardon, is back for a new series, starring Christopher Douglas as Ed

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Nemone

Tuesday 11 January on BBC 6 MUSIC

Former Soft Cell front-man Marc Almond shares the songs that have inspired him.

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Vines On The Frontline

Wednesday 12 January on BBC RADIO 3

Jeremy Bowen takes listeners on a journey to meet the Lebanese wine makers who braved the bombs and bullets of the frontline

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Thin Air

Wednesday 12 January on BBC RADIO 4

Gabrielle Walker explores the atmosphere – the ocean of air on which so much depends

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Heart And Soul – Haiti: One Year On

Wednesday 12 January on BBC WORLD SERVICE

Edward Stourton travels to Haiti to investigate the effects of religion on international aid

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Imelda Marcos, Dictator Of Taste?

Thursday 13 January on BBC RADIO 4

Mark Ellen explores why Imelda Marcos is emerging as an unlikely modern art icon

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