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    He Named Me Malala, Nicola Benedetti and Wynton Marsalis, Alistair McDowall, War Horse

    Kamila Shamsie reviews the documentary He Named Me Malala. Samira Ahmed presents.

  2. Saoirse Ronan, The Hairy Ape, Ghost Stories and Acoustic Hendrix

    Kirsty Lang meets Brooklyn star Saoirse Ronan and sees Eugene O'Neill's play The Hairy Ape

  3. David Mitchell, Francesca Caccini, Theaster Gates

    The author David Mitchell talks about his new novel Slade House. Samira Ahmed presents.

  4. Hussein Chalayan, Citizen Khan, Egypt after the Pharaohs

    Samira Ahmed talks to fashion designer Hussein Chalayan about his radical new dance show.

  5. Anthony Hopkins and Ian McKellen, Jafar Panahi's Taxi, Guy Garvey

    With John Wilson. Anthony Hopkins and Ian McKellen discuss their adaptation of The Dresser

  6. Anne-Marie Duff, Under Milk Wood, The Affair, Fading light

    Samira Ahmed talks to Anne-Marie Duff and Marianne Elliot about staging DH Lawrence plays.

  7. Tracey Thorn, Jekyll and Hyde, Howard Brenton on Magna Carta

    Tracey Thorn of Everything But the Girl discusses her solo career. John Wilson presents.

  8. Daniel Craig, Art Power 100, Stephen Kovacevich

    John Wilson talks to Bond star Daniel Craig about his new film Spectre.

  9. Mark-Anthony Turnage, Clocks exhibition, Colum McCann, Martin Simpson

    Mark-Anthony Turnage discusses composing his first piano concerto. Kirsty Lang presents.

  10. Eames exhibition, Marlon Brando documentary, Janet Suzman

    Samira Ahmed explores the enduring appeal of designers Charles and Ray Eames.

  11. Young Chekhov, Robert Seethaler, Mississippi Grind review

    Young Chekhov, Robert Seethaler, Mississippi Grind review and Bryan Elsley on TV writers.

  12. The Last Kingdom; Guillermo del Toro; West Africa: Word, Symbol, Song; haiku master Buson poems rediscovered

    Kirsty Lang discusses a new TV drama on the Vikings and meets the director of Crimson Peak

  13. Pan, Titian to Canaletto, Lisa Genova, Marcus Gardley

    Mark Eccleston reviews Pan, featuring Hugh Jackman, Cara Delevingne and Rooney Mara.

  14. James Shapiro, Ben Folds, Zareer Masani, Giacometti

    Author James Shapiro discusses Shakespeare, and Charlotte Mullins reviews Giacometti.

  15. Marlon James, Stephen Frears's The Program, Fiona Banner

    Marlon James talks about his Man Booker Prize-shortlisted novel. John Wilson presents.

  16. Tom Jones, The Lobster, Abraham Cruzvillegas

    John Wilson talks to Tom Jones as he publishes his autobiography and releases a new album.

  17. Abi Morgan, Rita Dove, British Art Show 8, Zygmunt Miloszewski

    Screenwriter Abi Morgan, poet Rita Dove, British Art Show 8, author Zygmunt Miloszewski.

  18. Ted Hughes biography, Frank Auerbach, Suffragette, Beasts of No Nation

    Jonathan Bate talks about The Unauthorised Life, his biography of Ted Hughes.

  19. BBC National Short Story Award

    John Wilson hosts the BBC National Short Story Award live from the BBC Radio Theatre.

  20. Jeanette Winterson, Henning Mankell remembered, Goya, Rod Stewart

    A look back at the life of author Henning Mankell, who has died. John Wilson presents.

  21. Terry Gilliam

    Terry Gilliam discusses his life as a film director, screenwriter, Python and animator.

  22. The Walk, Simon Armitage, Unforgotten, Bernard Sumner

    Robert Zemeckis' new film The Walk is reviewed. Plus Simon Armitage on The Odyssey.

  23. Turner Prize, The Crucible, Gabriele Finaldi, Patrick deWitt

    A tour of the Turner Prize exhibition opening in Glasgow. Samira Ahmed presents.

  24. Margaret Atwood, Emily Blunt, You, Me and the Apocalypse, Reading Europe

    Margaret Atwood discusses her new novel The Heart Goes Last. Kirsty Lang presents.

  25. Macbeth, Tipping the Velvet, The Fabric of India

    Samira Ahmed reviews the new Macbeth starring Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard.

  26. Ridley Scott, Mark Wigglesworth, Ceramics in Stoke

    Ridley Scott on The Martian, ENO's Mark Wigglesworth, and ceramics in Stoke.

  27. Roger Moore, Timur Vermes, Julia Margaret Cameron, Jeremy Page

    Sir Roger Moore talks to Kirsty Lang about his long career on stage and in TV and film.

  28. Celts, Kiss Me Kate, Hilary Mantel

    Kirsty Lang reviews the British Museum's Celts exhibition.

  29. James Dean biopic, Mr Foote's Other Leg, Frances Leviston, Disclosure

    Including a review of the James Dean biopic Life. John Wilson presents.

  30. Chancellor George Osborne, Justin Cartwright, 99 Homes, Mark Haddon

    George Osborne discusses his plans to take British culture to China. Samira Ahmed presents

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