| Programme Name: | Details: |
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| Aled Jones With Good Morning Sunday | ...This week, Aled says Good Morning Sunday to journalist KATE ADIE. On the 65th anniversary weekend of D-Day, Kate talks about the role that women have played in such conflicts.... |
| Baggage Train, The | ...KATE ADIE draws on her own experiences to consider the implications of reporting on wars as they happen.... |
| Book Of My Life, The | ...As part of National Libraries Week, author Sue Townsend talks to a host of celebrities about favourite books that have influenced their lives. Guests include Victoria Wood, Richard Ingrams, Margi Clarke, Heinz Woolf, KATE ADIE and Janet Ellis.... |
| Book Programme, The [radio Ulster] | ...William Crawley talks to journalist KATE ADIE about her new book Into Danger: Risking your Life for Work, plus the latest literary news and reviews.... |
| Call Kate Adie | |
| From Our Own Correspondent (summary) | ...Insight, colour, wit and analysis as the BBC's foreign correspondents take a closer look at the stories in their regions. With KATE ADIE.... |
| From Our Own Correspondent | ...BBC foreign correspondents with the stories behind the world's headlines. Introduced by KATE ADIE ... |
| Globetrotting | ...The travel quiz chaired by Gideon Coe. With KATE ADIE, Dea Birkett, Mark Hurst and Harry Richie.... |
| Good Read, A | ...Edward BLISHEN invites KATE ADIE & Nigel BARLEY to talk about four paperbacks they consider a good read. Prod Susan ROBERTS.... |
| Morning Calm, Noonday Storm | ...KATE ADIE recalls how a few isolated but brilliant correspondents such as James Cameron and Louis Heren reported the Korean War, which blew up out of the Cold War 50 years ago this week. The powerful witness of these journalists brought the carnage home to readers and listeners in the West.... |
| Museum Of Curiosity, The | Professor John Lloyd and Curators Bill Bailey (series 1) and Sean Lock (series 2) host a panel show in which three distinguished guests donate fascinating exhibits to a vast imaginary museum. Curios can range from a subatomic particle to the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. ...KATE ADIE, Jon Richardson, Roger Law ... |
| Music Group, The | ...With Nick Clegg, KATE ADIE and Robin Denselow ... |
| News Quiz Of The Year [ok] | ...Richard Ingrams, John Wells, KATE ADIE, Alan Coren, Barry Took, Brian Perkins ... |
| News Quiz, The [ok] | ...Richard Ingrams, Alan Coren, John Walters, KATE ADIE.... |
| News Quiz, The | ...KATE ADIE (Speaker)... |
| On These Days | ...Thirty years ago, BBC local radio took to the airwaves for the first time. All this week, KATE ADIE lends an ear to some pioneering, surprising and embarrassing moments from the local radio archives.... |
| One Of The Three Great Plots Of All Literature | ...On the 300th anniversary of the author's birth, KATE ADIE dissects the plot of Henry Fielding's Tom Jones, with readings and discussion of the foundling motif. Contributors include Hugh Cunningham, Marina Warner, Jenny Uglow and Andy McNab.... |
| Pick Of The Week | ...KATE ADIE presents her selection of highlights from the past week on BBC radio.... |
| Private Passions | ...Michael Berkeley's guest today is the BBC's former Chief News Correspondent KATE ADIE, renowned for her fearless reporting from war zones around the world. Her musical private passions include works from Sweden and Georgia, ENGLISH folk songs refashioned by Vaughan Williams, and music by Bruch, Wagner, Shostakovich and Puccini.... |
| Quiet Enough To Hear The Big Bang | ...A search for silence with a scientist, a clairvoyant and others, including KATE ADIE and former MP Lord Ashley.... |
| Quote Unquote | ...Nigel Rees exchanges quotations and anecdotes with guests Christopher Lee, Roy Hudd, KATE ADIE, and Mary-Ann Sieghart.... |
| Reith Lectures, The | ...Five eminent thinkers discuss sustainable development, and will meet at the end of the series for a round-table discussion hosted by the Prince of Wales. Introduced by KATE ADIE. 1: `Governance'. Chris Patten, Commissioner for External Affairs for the European Union explains why he believes democratic values must flourish if governments are to pursue environmentally friendly policies.... |
| Reunion, The | ...Sue reunites those caught up in the siege at the Iranian Embassy in London in 1980, which ended with a dramatic storming of the building by SAS commandos. With contributions from hostages Sim Harris and Mustapha Karkouti, police negotiator Max Vernon, BBC reporter KATE ADIE and Robin Horsfall of the SAS.... |
| Saturday Magazine, The [radio Ulster] | ...Johan Toal presents. KATE ADIE talks about people who risk their lives for their work. Author Michael Leapman meets people who grow enormous vegetables to win prizes at shows.... |
| Thicker Than Water | ...Sarah Kennedy returns with six more programmes of the series in which related celebrities talk about the similarities and differences in their musical tastes. KATE ADIE and her sister Dianora Bond talk about the relationship they forged three and a half years ago. Will their different upbringings be reflected in their choice of music?... |
| Wireless Wise | ...KATE ADIE, Ken Bruce, Laurie Taylor, Pam Ayres ... |