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  A week in radio: The Reith Lectures; Your World

  21 Jun 2012: Niall Ferguson's first Reith Lecture contained a few sparks but not many fireworks, writes Elisabeth Mahoney

• BBC Radio 4 plans first world war drama to be broadcast over four years

  20 Jun 2012: Biggest ever one-off radio drama commission, which has working title Tommies, will mark 100th anniversary of the war. By Ben Dowell

• BBC1 and Radio 1 failing to meet targets set by trust

  19 Jun 2012: TV channel must continue peak-time improvements, while radio station faces ongoing battle to attract younger listeners. By John Plunkett

• James Joyce's Ulysses on BBC Radio 4 – review

  17 Jun 2012:

  Fiachra Gibbons: This was the very epitome of Radio 4 flamboyance, a finely calculated compromise, erring strongly on the side of caution

• Rewind radio: Euro 2012; In Our Time

  17 Jun 2012: 5 Live relishes the start of a long sporting summer, while Radio 4 hosts a very different party – for Ulysses, writes Miranda Sawyer

• Peter Robinson's Radio Daze: Gaydar

  16 Jun 2012:

  This month Peter meets the team behind the station that went from website add-on to global brand. Warning: contains Brian Dowling

• A week in radio: The Shed; Cerys Matthews' Blue Horizon; Midweek

  14 Jun 2012:

  This global and eclectic musical selection emanating from Mark Coles's garden shed is a real treat, writes Elisabeth Mahoney

• Lovechild and lessons in charity: the first biography of Sir Jimmy Savile is published

  14 Jun 2012:

  The great fundraiser's personal life remains well-protected in an informative book by Alison Bellamy. But there are interesting lessons for charitable donors

• Ron Onions obituary

  11 Jun 2012: Pioneer of radio news during the 1970s and 80s who was a driving force behind the fledgling stations Capital and LBC

• Rewind radio: Front Row; A Straight Question; So Wrong It's Right; The John Dredge Nothing to Do With Anything Show – review

  10 Jun 2012: Hilary Mantel's knowledge of the Tudors made for a marvellous Front Row interview, while 'yestergays' were the intriguing subject of A Straight Question, writes Miranda Sawyer

• Trevor Nelson: my Saturday job

  8 Jun 2012: Trevor Nelson: my Saturday job

• A week in radio: Ken Dodd and Italo Calvino on Radio 3

  7 Jun 2012: Ken Dodd exploring his comedic craft and a study of Italo Calvino's folk tales made for enthralling radio, writes Elisabeth Mahoney

• The Archers is our rustic idyll – don't tamper with it

  5 Jun 2012: Stuart Jeffries: It is city dwellers who love the Archers for its soothing alternative reality. Plans to make it 'darker and bigger' miss the point

• The Archers goes EastEnders: what plots do you want to hear?

  5 Jun 2012: Open thread: EastEnders boss John Yorke is set to bring a darker edge to Radio 4's long-running soap as he takes over the helm

• The Archers to get 'darker and bigger'

  5 Jun 2012: EastEnders boss who has taken over as long-running Radio 4 soap's acting editor promises more cliffhangers. By John Plunkett

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