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  1. "Children are naturals at nature. They lie down in it. They eat it." Eight things we learned from Robert Macfarlane's Desert Island Discs

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  2. 2 hours ago

    It's okay, AI Professor Stuart Russell thinks there is a way forward for human control over super-powerful Artificial Intelligence. The last of Professor Stuart Russell's 2021 Reith Lectures. Download it on

    "From the AI system's point of view, eliminating humans is a feature, not a bug..." - a quote from the last of Professor Stuart Russell's 2021 BBC Reith Lectures
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  3. 8 hours ago

    Sometimes we avoid seemingly rational lines of reasoning, not because of logic, innumeracy or ignorance, but for morality.

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  4. 9 hours ago

    Ambient sounds to wash away the stress of the season. Music by Satoshi Ashikawa, and , on and bring you the Night Tracks mix from the quiet side 🛏 🔈 🌃

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  5. 9 hours ago

    Found in the attic by Eric Morecambe's son Gary, it's from 1970 and, among other things, it's the first time Eric and Ernie appeared together in that double bed! Gary explained it all on

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  6. Can you imagine a universe where Love Island is an important player on the global stage?

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  7. The story of Josephine Baker, who danced at the Folies Bergère, worked as a spy during the German occupation of France and went on to campaign for equal rights. 's history podcast is called You're Dead to Me.

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  8. Spending time in nature could improve your immune system and reduce your stress. 🌳🐻😌 Subscribe to Just One Thing with on . ➡️➡️

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  9. "Once you mention your age people are talking more about your age than your jokes." - on Desert Island Discs in 2012 Jackie Mason wouldn't tell Kirsty Young how old he was!

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  10. "Behold, a silly tender babe, in freezing winter night, In homely manger trembling lies Alas, a piteous sight!"

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  11. On this day in 1980, the Independent Broadcasting Authority announced the launch of breakfast television.

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  12. How close is each of our lives to the legacy of British slavery? And who does that mean we are connected to? Descendants looks at how we might all be connected with Britain’s slave trading legacy.

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  13. How old is reading? What's it for? Stop reading for a minute and watch this excellent film (all right, six minutes) 📚 📜 📰 📖

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    15 hours ago

    Tomorrow morning, from 7am... Case 11 will be in your podcast feeds... We're going back to Luibeilt for the second part of our Christmas special...

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  15. It was warm, long and teeming with roasted peacock...

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    'Your skin feels tingly and you just feel alive.' As Woman's Hour celebrates women of snow and ice on the programme, we discussed cold water swimming & its potential benefits with lecturer & Hayley Dorian, founder of Wild Sea Women 🏊🏼‍♀️❄️

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  17. “I've often very much felt like I've not been a real human being to people."

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    16 hours ago

    Just before the holidays I had the great pleasure of joining in her cosy log cabin and recording an episode for her Hygge series. Join us tonight at 18.15

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  19. "Every idiot who goes about with 'Merry Christmas' on his lips, should be boiled with his own pudding, and buried with a stake of holly through his heart. He should!"

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    From Ant and Dec's "Evening, prime minister" to Peppa Pig World, it's been a strange and busy 12 months in UK politics

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