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The on-air humour of the two presenters and the split of locations made the programme very popular and influential. Brian
Redhead was quoted, "If you want to drop a word in the ear of the nation, then this is the programme in which to do it." This pairing lasted until Timpson's retirement in 1986. Other presenters during this period included
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Humphrys in 2006 received 200 complaints concerning Humphrys' aggressive approach and "excessive" interruptions. Ceri Thomas became the programme's editor shortly afterwards and was asked about this issue. "I'm not going to rule out the confrontational interview as it is on occasion
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and which raised questions about his own impartiality. In the article, he wrote that catching "a glimpse of the forces supporting the
Countryside Alliance: the public schools that laid on coaches; the fusty, belch-filled dining rooms of the London clubs that opened their doors, for the first time, to
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accused him, during a live interview in 1988, of having been a Labour voter all his life. The style of the male interviewers was analysed and contrasted with the approach of MacGregor, who was alleged to be giving subjects an easier time. The "Big 8:10" interview that follows the 8 am news had become
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made moves to broaden its appeal away from broadcasting a lot of national politics with London-centric bias. Presentation was split for a time between London, usually by John
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editor. It was initially broadcast as two 20-minute editions slotted in around the existing news bulletins and religious and musical items. It became part of the BBC's
Current Affairs department in 1963, and started to become more news-orientated. The two editions also became longer, and by the end
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had been "sexed up" (deliberately exaggerated), and that the government had known this prior to publishing it. In his live interview with presenter John
Humphrys, just after 6.07 a.m., Gilligan asserted that the dossier and the Government "probably knew" that one of the main claims in the dossier
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on Radio 4's frequencies. If a certain number of days (said to be three) pass without the programme being broadcast, that is to be taken as evidence that the orders must be executed. The true conditions are of course secret, and
Hennessy has never revealed his sources for this story, leading Paul
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December, guest editors have been invited to commission items for one edition of the programme. These usually reflect their social or cultural interests and at the end of each edition the guest editor is interviewed by a member of the regular
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was a regular listener. Ministers thus became keen to go on the programme, but the tough, confrontational interviewing they encountered led to accusations that the BBC was biased. Criticism was particularly directed against
Redhead, who was often seen as being on the left. Chancellor
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acknowledged that the gender balance was not ideal, but faced criticism for saying in an interview that the programme was not going to be the "first place you'll see those changes because it's just too tough an environment for novices, frankly". Radio 4 presenter
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programme created a system of message boards allowing the users of its web site to challenge thinking on current affairs with all those contributing. Available statistics indicate the amassing, over five years, of up to 18,000 separate discussions –
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as "Yoko Hama, or whatever her name is", for instance). In 1970 the programme format was changed so that there were two presenters each day. De Manio left in 1971, and in the late 1970s the team of
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signal of Radio 4 is capable of penetrating to surface depths where submarines can rise, although it does not have the range required to be heard at this depth far from the UK's coastal waters.
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programme claims to be serious, but seems to work on the basis that the best way to enlighten viewers is to take two people and force them into a sort of intellectual-masturbation death match.
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described the men involved in running the programme in an interview as "a bunch of misogynists", but later retracted this statement by saying she had been "careless" in her vocabulary.
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could start a thread, but all contributors could still join in with them. This action appeared to have been unpopular with past contributors and, it seems, many stopped dealing with
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Today's weekly audience soared to 7.35m listeners The figure exceeded the programme's previous record high of 7.18m in 2011, according to figures from listening bureau Rajar.
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the protesters; the Prince of Wales and, of course, Camilla ... and suddenly, rather gloriously, it might be that you remember once again." He resigned from his post on
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necessary... ll the evidence we've got shows that the audience is overwhelmingly behind John
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in favour of other outlets. After the changes there were fewer contributions, but, on occasion, contributions made by the public were featured on-air in the
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who on at least one occasion openly ridiculed the programme on air. It also provoked comments in the diary columns of the daily newspapers. From July 1978,
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became its principal presenter in 1958. He was held in affection by listeners, but became notorious for on-air gaffes (announcing a documentary on
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and aimed at a younger audience, the production team contains the same number of women from black and ethnic minority backgrounds as it does men.
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1716:"Nick Robinson to become a presenter on BBC Radio 4's Today programme"
30:"Today programme" redirects here. For TV programmes called Today, see
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2140:"Mariella Frostrup: BBC Radio 4 presenter 'regrets misogynists jibe'"
2123:"Radio 4 Today programme 'run by misogynists' says Mariella Frostrup"
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an important institution of British politics, a position it retains.
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1730:"Sarah Montague leaves BBC Radio 4's Today programme after 18 years"
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1751:"John Humphrys hosts his final edition of Radio 4 Today programme"
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was to leave the programme, to become a Special Correspondent for
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1864:"BBC Radio 4 scraps daily horse-racing tips from Today programme"
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1671:"Justin Webb joins Radio 4's Today programme presenting team"
1396:(Press release). Progressive Media International. 19 May 2016
273:. Benzie gave the programme its name and served as its first
2189:"BBC boss: next Today programme presenter should be a woman"
1702:"James Naughtie appointed Special Correspondent for Radio 4"
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All Our Todays: Forty Years of Radio 4's "Today" Programme
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was announced as Naughtie's replacement. In April 2018,
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The Secret State: Whitehall and the Cold War, 1945–1970
1829:"Owenna Griffiths appointed editor of Today programme"
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or Chris Dennis. From 1977 to 2024 it carried a daily
1034:, was launched on 5 October 2023 and is presented by
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1465:"'Voice of Radio 4' Peter Donaldson dies at 70"
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2157:"Why is British public life dominated by men?"
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1087:broadcast a report by its correspondent
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471:joined the team in a straight swap with
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455:On 7 July 2015, the BBC announced that
2803:The Poet Laureate Has Gone To His Shed
2104:, 31 March 2010. See also Ceri Thomas
1639:Mahoney, Elisabeth (10 January 2012).
1341:programme in the 1970s and early 1980s
2058:Tobitt, Charlotte (29 October 2018).
1745:
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1673:(Press release). BBC. 26 August 2009.
825:List of Today programme guest editors
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4509:List of BBC regional news programmes
2106:"BBC Radio 4: the fog of gender war"
2011:BBC in Radio 4 messageboard punch-up
1553:Life on Air: A History of Radio Four
961:), is to listen for the presence of
304:returned to its previous length and
2583:John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme
2225:Robbins, Martin (26 January 2012).
2009:Haines, Lester. (10 November 2006)
1802:Grierson, Jamie (30 January 2017).
1685:"BBC's Mishal Husain to join Today"
1557:. Oxford University Press. p.
1067:that was extremely critical of the
4688:Steve & Karen's Breakfast Show
2309:Luckhurst, Tim (27 October 2007).
1528:. Palgrave Macmillan. p. 91.
1522:Hugh Chignell (2 September 2011).
1360:"Wogan's listenership close to 8m"
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2209:"'Humphrys could see me off too'"
1862:Davies, Caroline (24 June 2024).
1591:. BBC Press Office. October 2007.
1263:Greatest Painting in Britain Vote
877:submarine) alongside its base at
60:News, current events, and factual
4596:Radio 1's Weekend Breakfast Show
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3998:Timeline of the BBC News Channel
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2227:"The BBC's problem with science"
2036:. Jamesstgeorge.proboards32.com.
1768:Jones, Ian (18 September 2019).
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966:Donovan, author of a book about
436:Scottish Independence referendum
265:. The programme's founders were
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4676:The Pete Snodden Breakfast Show
4008:Timeline of BBC Television News
1641:"Radio review: Today interview"
1418:Sherwin, Adam (4 August 2016).
1376:. BBC Newswatch. 14 April 2005.
814:Owenna Griffiths (2020–present)
4696:The Chris Evans Breakfast Show
2673:BBC National Short Story Award
1973:(revised paperback edition is
1965:.London, Jonathan Cape, 1997.
1683:Jason Deans and Josh Halliday
1618:Williams, Zoe (3 April 2010).
500:, as well as drag personality
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4808:British radio breakfast shows
4570:British radio breakfast shows
1991:Today Programme Message Board
1337:'s regional opt-out from the
1127:decided to break the strike.
168:(1957–1997, Dec 2012–present)
4771:The Christian O'Connell Show
3661:Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg
2048:. BBC News (1 January 1970).
1467:. BBC News. 3 November 2015.
1362:. BBC News. 2 February 2006.
1185:presenter should be female.
660:(1964, 1970–1976, 1978–1986)
402:replaced MacGregor in 2002.
4798:1957 radio programme debuts
3847:Middle East Business Report
2611:Thanks a Lot, Milton Jones!
1620:"When Newsnight got a wife"
1374:"BBC News tops MPs' survey"
488:hosted his last edition of
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4608:The Radio 2 Breakfast Show
4319:Timeline of BBC Radio News
4197:From Our Own Correspondent
4003:Timeline of BBC Parliament
3967:World Business Report (TV)
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2569:I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue
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