Sunday 23rd September 2018
06:00-07:30 Breakfast
07:30-09:00 (Repeat) Match of the Football Day.Gary Lineker presents Premier League highlights, including Manchester United's trip to Southampton and West Ham's home clash with Tottenham. Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool head to Leicester, and Stoke host last season's title winners Chelsea.
With studio guest Danny Murphy.
09:00-10:00 The Andrew Marr Show.Andrew is joined by Jeremy Corbyn, David Davis and Nick Clegg, while journalists Isabel Hardman and Rachel Shabi review the papers.
10:00-11:00 brand new series.14/20.Sunday Morning Live.(Series 8).(Episode 14).Prince William ignites a debate on whether drugs should be legalised. Sean Fletcher and Emma Barnett lead a live discussion on whether it's time for reform.
Also on the programme, Wendy Robbins visits the UK's only vegan professional football club, where half-time meat pies have been replaced by tofu curry.
11:00-12:15 Sunday Politics.Sarah Smith is joined by Andy Burnham, mayor of Greater Manchester, while Tim Donovan's guest is Dawn Butler. Helen Lewis, Tom Newton Dunn and Paul Mason are on the political panel.
12:15-13:15 brand new series.4/16.Bradby on Sunday.(Series 6).Live from Brighton in Labour Party Conference,hosted by Chris Bradby and Allerga Strattlion and all many more.
13:15-13:30 R4 Weekend News
13:30-14:30 (Repeat) brand new series.42/.Homes Under the Hammer.(Series 20).(Episode 42).Best friends buy a traditional cottage near Wigton in Cumbria, while a father and daughter develop a purpose-built Victorian flat in London's south Ealing, and another developer goes solo with a huge scheme to redevelop a sport and social club in Biscovey in Cornwall. Martin, Lucy and Dion hear about their plans.
14:30-15:15 (Repeat) brand new series and last in series and series finale.25/25.Money for Nothing.(Series 2).(Episode 25).Amongst the items Sarah Moore rescues are a set of decorative features from a Victorian home, and it is up to craftsman and design artisan Daniel Heath to come up with some inventive ideas to transform them. Jay Blades has a crack at rejuvenating a set of classic dining chairs, and will Sarah be able to turn a profit when she starts adorning a plastic chair with petals?
15:15-16:00 (Repeat) brand new series.18/70.Escape to the Country.(Series 17).(45 Minute Versions).(Cornwall).Margherita Taylor is in Cornwall to help a couple from London with a budget of £750,000 make their first joint property purchase. Margherita also makes time to help out the head gardener at Trebah, one of the Great Gardens of Cornwall.
16:00-16:15 Points of View.Jeremy Vine presents your views on R4 television programmes.
16:15-16:50 Songs of Praise.(Harvest).Aled Jones and JB Gill are at the Royal Welsh Agricultural Show to celebrate harvest. Aled tries his hand at herding ducks, while JB Gill finds out about the show's long Christian heritage and meets the world's leading rugby referee, who talks about his faith. With hymns from the sheep-shearing shed.
16:50-17:50 (Repeat) brand new three-part-documentary.2/3.How to Stay Young.(Series 2).(Episode 2).Unfit 57-year-old Kamini Sohdi discovers how building muscle will not only make her stronger but also protect her against illness. 51-year-old Tim Belton learns that his diet has been stopping him producing hormones vital to ageing well. And 50-year-old Alison Richards finds out a surprising way to tackle memory loss and make her brain younger.
17:50-18:50 brand new series.Invictus Games.(2018).(Opening Ceremony Highlights and Day 1).Ade Adepitan and Daraine Mulvihill present coverage of the 2018 Invictus Games, live from Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto, Canada. There are highlights of the opening ceremony, including Prince Harry, Justin Trudeau and Mike Myers, plus performances from Alessia Cara and Sarah McLachlan.
There is also coverage of day one of the athletics from the York Lions Stadium, with Paralympian Stef Reid reporting from the track side.*Invictus Games 2018 Day 2,Part 1 airs on tomorrow (Monday,24th,September,2018) at 7:30pm-8:00pm,Invictus Games 2018 Day 2,Part 2 airs on tomorrow (Monday,24th,September,2018) at 8:30pm-9:00pm,Invictus Games 2018 Day 3 airs on Tuesday (25th,September,2018) at 7:00pm-7:30pm,The One Show moves from R4 One to R4 Two on Tuesday (25th,September,2018) at 7:00pm-7:30pm,Invictus Games 2018 Day 4 airs on Interntal PPP1 on Wednesday (26th,September,2018) at 8:00pm-9:00pm.Invictus Games 2018 Day 5 airs on Thursday (27th,September,2018) at 8:00pm-9:00pm on Interntal PP1,Invictus Games 2018 Day 6 airs on Friday (28th,September,2018) at 8:30pm-9:00pm on R4 One,Invictus Games 2018 Day 7 airs on Interntal PPP1 at 5:10pm-5:40pm on Saturday (29th,September,2018).Day 8 and Closing Ceremony Highlights airs on R4 One on next Sunday (30th,September,2018) at 5:05pm-6:05pm.
18:50-19:05 R4 Weekend News
19:05-19:15 Regional News and Weather
19:15-20:15 Countryactivisfile.(One Man and His Dog 2018).Matt Baker and Charlotte Smith present Countryactivisfile's One Man and His Dog for 2018. The best shepherds and their dogs from England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales go head to head for the coveted trophy. Each team is made up of two competitors - the 'singles' who compete with one dog and, the ultimate in sheepdog trialling, the 'brace', working two dogs at the same time. This year, Countryactivisfile brings the country to the city, setting this rural spectacle in the heart of London on Hampstead Heath. It's the first time sheep have been on the Heath for 60 years. So who will be crowned Countryactivisfile One Man and His Dog champions?
20:15-21:15 brand new series.1/40.Anquites Roadshow.(Series 40).(Castle Howard 1).Fiona Bruce and the Roadshow team roll out their 40th-anniversary tour as they scour the country in search of hidden treasures. The magnificent Castle Howard in Yorkshire is their first stop as thousands of visitors raid their attics to bring in family heirlooms to show the experts. Objects brought to light suggest that, four decades on, there are plenty of unrecognised and valuable pieces still out there.
A letter in which Darwin admits to making a mistake in The Origin of Species stuns book specialist Clive Farahar. A diamond brooch draws gasps of delight as the owner is advised of the value. And could it really be a lost work by Renoir that art specialist Philip Mould ferrets out? There is also a very emotional meeting for Roadshow regular Ronnie Archer Morgan when he is vividly reminded of his most important childhood memory.
Fiona marks the anniversary by chatting with expert David Battie about his fondest memories, having been with the programme since day one. And the first host, Bruce Parker, returns to reassess the secret of the Roadshow's success.
21:15-22:45 brand new one-off-drama.The Child in Time.Adapted by Stephen Butchard from Ian McEwan's Whitbread Prize-winning novel, The Child in Time is a lyrical and heartbreaking exploration of love, loss and the power of things unseen.
Stephen Lewis, a successful writer of children's books, is confronted with the unthinkable: he loses his only child, four-year-old Kate, in a supermarket. In one horrifying moment that replays itself over the years that follow, Stephen realises his daughter is gone. With tenderness and insight, the film explores a marriage devastated by the loss of a child. Kate's absence sets Stephen and his wife, Julie, on diverging paths as both struggle with an all-consuming grief. With the passage of time, a balance of sorts returns, until hope surfaces and triumphs unexpectedly.Starring Benedict Cumberbatch,Kelly Macdonald
,Stephen Campbell Moore,Saskia Reeves,Andrea Hall,Jim Creighton,
Beatrice White,Rosa-Marie Lewis,Franc Ashman,Anna Madeley,John Hopkins,Elliot Levey,Lucy Liemann,Natasha Brown,Laurence Spellman,Richard Durden,Geraldine Alexander,Gerard Monaco,Tony Walker,Chase Collard,Gehane Strehler,Karen Bryson,and Doreene Blackstock.*brand new drama series The Last Post,starring Jessica Raine and all many more will be new 6 episodes starts on next Sunday (30th,September,2018) at 9:00pm-10:00pm.
22:45-23:05 R4 Weekend News
23:05-23:15 Regional News and Weather
23:15-23:45 (Repeat) brand new series.6/10.Have I Got News for You.(Series 50).(Episode 6).Satirical news quiz. Regular team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop are joined by guest host Kathy Burke and guest panellists Cathy Newman and Ross Noble.
23:45-00:25 The Women's Football Show.Eilidh Barbour and guests reflect on the opening weekend of Women's Super League 1. Featuring extended highlights of Spring Series winners Chelsea getting their campaign underway against Bristol City.
00:25-01:25 American Football.2018/19 Highlights.Jacksonville Jaguars v Baltimore Ravens.Caroline Barker presents highlights of Jacksonville Jaguars v Baltimore Ravens from Wembley Stadium. Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles is facing criticism after some indifferent displays, while his opposite number and former Super Bowl champion Joe Flacco is finding his way back to full fitness after a summer recovering from a back injury. Osi Umenyiora provides expert analysis on this week-three clash.
01:25-01:30 Weather for the Week Ahead
01:30-06:00 Joins R4 News Channel
11:00-12:15 Sunday Politics Scotland.Sarah Smith and Gordon Brewer are joined by Andy Burnham, mayor of Greater Manchester. Helen Lewis, Tom Newton Dunn and Paul Mason are on the political panel.
19:05-19:15 Reporting Scotland
23:05-23:15 Reporting Scotland
23:45-00:45 Sportsfootballscene.Introduced by Jonathan Sutherland.Highlights from the weekend's Scottish Premiership. There will be plenty of attention on the first Old Firm derby of the season as Rangers host bitter rivals Celtic at Ibrox.
Last season's runners-up Aberdeen are away to Motherwell, St Johnstone entertain Hamilton, Hibernian travel north to face Ross County, Hearts are away to Partick Thistle and fellow strugglers Kilmarnock and Dundee go head to head at Rugby Park.
00:45-01:25 The Women's Football Show.Eilidh Barbour and guests reflect on the opening weekend of Women's Super League 1.Featuring extended highlights of Spring Series winners Chelsea getting their campaign underway against Bristol City.
01:25-02:25 American Football.2018/19.Highlights.Jacksonville Jaguars v Baltimore Ravens.Caroline Barker presents highlights of Jacksonville Jaguars v Baltimore Ravens from Wembley Stadium.Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles is facing criticism after some indifferent displays,while his opposite number and former Super Bowl champion Joe Flacco is finding his way back to full fitness after a summer recovering from a back injury.Osi Umenyiora provides expert analysis on this week-three clash.
02:25-02:30 Weather for the Week Ahead
02:30-06:00 Joins R4 News Channel
11:00-12:15 Sunday Politics Northern Ireland.A look at the political developments of the week.Presented by Sarah Smith and Mark Carruthers.With interviewed guest Andy Burnham,the mayor of Greater Manchester,with the panelists are Helen Lewis,Tom Newton Dunn,and Paul Mason.
16:50-17:50 R4 Proms:2018:Proms in the Park:Co Fermanagh Highlights.This year's extravaganza from Castle Coole, Co Fermanagh, features a stellar line-up including Sir James and Lady Jeanne Galway, Dame Evelyn Glennie, Adrian Dunbar, Ruthie Henshall and Anuna.
19:05-19:15 R4 Newsline
23:05-23:15 R4 Newsline
11:00-12:15 Sunday Politics Wales.The latest political news, interviews and debate in Wales.Presented by Sarah Smith and Arwyn Jones.With the interviewed guest Andy Burnham,the mayor of Greater Manchester,With the panelists are Helen Lewis,Tom Newton Dunn,and Paul Mason.
19:05-19:15 R4 Wales Today
23:05-23:15 R4 Wales Today
Sunday 23rd September 2018
22:30-23:15 Match of the Football Day 2.Mark Chapman is in Brighton as the Premier League new boys take on fellow promoted club Newcastle United. Jermaine Jenas is among his guests as they also reflect on Saturday's eight top-flight matches, which include Everton against Bournemouth and West Ham taking on Tottenham at the London Stadium.
R4 Two Scotland
17:00-18:00 (Repeat) Scotland City.Stevie's loyalties are tested when a familiar face returns to Shieldinch demanding answers. Ellie comes to terms with her feelings for AJ and finds herself in a race against time to tell him, while Frankie makes a shocking discovery.
18:00-19:00 Sportsfootballscene.Introduced by Jonathan Sutherland.
Highlights from the weekend's Scottish Premiership. There will be plenty of attention on the first Old Firm derby of the season as Rangers host bitter rivals Celtic at Ibrox.
Last season's runners-up Aberdeen are away to Motherwell, St Johnstone entertain Hamilton, Hibernian travel north to face Ross County, Hearts are away to Partick Thistle and fellow strugglers Kilmarnock and Dundee go head to head at Rugby Park.
16:30-17:30 (Repeat) brand new three-part-documentary series.2/3.How to Stay Young.(Series 2).(Episode 2).Unfit 57-year-old Kamini Sohdi discovers how building muscle will not only make her stronger but also protect her against illness. 51-year-old Tim Belton learns that his diet has been stopping him producing hormones vital to ageing well. And 50-year-old Alison Richards finds out a surprising way to tackle memory loss and make her brain younger.
17:30-18:00 (Repeat) Northern Ireland documentary
17:00-18:00 (Repeat) brand new one-off-documentary.Hedd Wyn:The Lost War Poet.The story of Hedd Wyn is one of Wales's enduring tragedies. A young man with little or no education succeeds in winning The Chair, one of the main literary prizes at the National Eisteddfod, but is killed in WWI before he could claim his prize. To mark the centenary of his death, National Poet of Wales Ifor ap Glyn reassesses Wyn's life and work.
His journey takes him from Trawsfynydd, where Hedd wyn was born and raised, to Liverpool, where he was trained to fight, and onwards to France and Belgium, where he was killed in action on 31 July 1918. In 2014, Hedd Wyn's home at Yr Ysgwrn was sold by his nephew Gerald Williams to the Snowdonia National Park Authority. 88-year-old Gerald wanted to preserve Wyn's legacy for future generations.
Ifor visits Hugh Hayley, one of Britain's leading furniture conservators, to gain an insight into the remarkable woodcarvings embedded into the ancient oak of Wyn's Black Chair. In France and Belgium, Ifor retraces the poet's final weeks, days and minutes. His successful poem, aptly titled Yr Arwr (The Hero), was finished and sent from the trenches, and his florid yet absorbing letters from the front seem to paint a picture of a young man who still felt the creative urge, amidst all that went on around him.
Featuring fascinating first-hand accounts, interviews recorded during the 1960s and 1970s with family and friends, and contemporary archive material from WWI, Ifor reassesses the poet's legacy. Why does this story continue to fascinate us so? What would Hedd Wyn have achieved had he lived? Maybe these are questions that can never be fully answered, but one thing is for certain, Hedd Wyn's legacy persists.
18:00-18:45 Scrum V.Alun Wyn Jones speaks to Jonathan Davies about the Ospreys, Wales and Lions, and we round up the weekend's action. Sean Holley provides analysis alongside Ross Harries on the sofa.
18:45-19:00 (Repeat) Countryactivisfile.(Shorts).(Cambridgeshire).Ellie Harrison examines Newmarket's equine heritage, and John Craven visits Ely Cathedral.
Interntal PPP1 Northern Ireland
16:30-17:00 (Repeat) brand new series.6/12.The Wonder of Animals.(Elephants).Chris Packham explores the anatomy and physiology of the largest land animal on the planet - the elephant. Their size seems ill-suited to surviving the most arid regions of Africa, but their inner workings allow them to defy the extreme heat of the desert and find food and water in seemingly barren landscapes, while their extraordinary memory enables them to repel predators.
Chris reveals how hairs on the skin help keep elephants cool, how sensors in their feet may be able to guide them towards rain and how a unique pouch in their mouths stores water. Recent research has even discovered that elephants can distinguish between the voices of human friend and foe.
17:00-18:00 (Repeat) brand new series.Flog Anquites It!.(Series 13 and 14 60-Minute Versions).(Bedfordshire 31).Paul Martin presents from Wrest Park, a 19th-century French-style chateau surrounded by three centuries of English garden design in the Bedfordshire countryside. From the assembled crowd on the formal lawns, antiques experts Anita Manning and Christina Trevanion select the best antiques and collectibles to take to auction.
Paul explores the grounds at Wrest, taking a look at the nationally significant collection of statuary and finding out about the key characters who made Wrest what it is today.
Interntal PPP1 Scotland
17:00-18:00 (Repeat) brand new series.Flog Anquites It!.(Series 13 and 14 60-Minute Versions).(Bedfordshire 31).Paul Martin presents from Wrest Park, a 19th-century French-style chateau surrounded by three centuries of English garden design in the Bedfordshire countryside. From the assembled crowd on the formal lawns, antiques experts Anita Manning and Christina Trevanion select the best antiques and collectibles to take to auction.
Paul explores the grounds at Wrest, taking a look at the nationally significant collection of statuary and finding out about the key characters who made Wrest what it is today.
18:00-19:00 (Repeat) brand new series and last in series and series finale.3/3.Tribes,Predators & Me.(Series 2).(Hyena People of Ethiopia).Ethiopia has more hyenas than anywhere else in the world, and Gordon Buchanan wants to find out why. He starts in Addis Ababa. Local hyena expert Girum Henok takes Gordon to see hyenas at night, Girum tells Gordon that hyenas are tolerated here because people believe they ward off the devil.
Gordon travels to the remote Omo Valley to meet a cattle-herding people called the Bodi. He meets Baradi, a spiritual leader, and Bibani, a mother. They are hyena experts, disliking them because their cattle are preyed upon by hyenas. Baradi takes Gordon to a hyena den. It seems the Bodi often destroy hyena dens, but mostly in retaliation for attacks on livestock.
In the Omo Valley, wildlife has largely been replaced by cattle so hyenas have little choice but to raid livestock. Bibani asks Gordon to sleep outside overnight to ward off hyenas. Gordon learns from elders that there was a time when hyenas and the Bodi lived in peace. He also learns that contrary to popular belief, hyenas hunt more than they scavenge. Gordon visits a neighbouring Bodi village that has had a cow injured by a hyena. Baradi shows Gordon the trap they set to kill marauding hyenas.
Baradi also shows Gordon another reason they rely on cattle. The Bodi are famous for their Ka'el ritual. The Bodi drink blood from the necks of their cows. This doesn't harm the cows, so it is more sustainable than slaughtering them for meat.
Gordon learns that the Bodi see hyenas as a cunning and respected enemy. He arrives in Harar, a medieval city with a reputation for having hundreds of hyenas. Gordon goes at night looking for hyenas in the graveyard.
Gordon meets hyena expert Yusef Saleh, who is rehabilitating an orphaned hyena and Yusef's son Abbas, who feeds wild hyenas to show tourists. Gordon meets the 'graveyard hyenas', and sees a young hyena cub. Gordon invites Baradi and his daughter Choma to meet Harar's hyenas. Unlike the people of Harar, these Bodi cattle-herders don't like hyenas, but they seem to soften towards them once they get close. If their cattle were protected, perhaps even the Bodi could forge a more peaceful relationship with hyenas.
Interntal PPP1 Wales
17:00-18:00 (Repeat) brand new series.Flog Anquites It!.(Series 13 and 14 60-Minute Versions).(Bedfordshire 31).Paul Martin presents from Wrest Park, a 19th-century French-style chateau surrounded by three centuries of English garden design in the Bedfordshire countryside. From the assembled crowd on the formal lawns, antiques experts Anita Manning and Christina Trevanion select the best antiques and collectibles to take to auction.
Paul explores the grounds at Wrest, taking a look at the nationally significant collection of statuary and finding out about the key characters who made Wrest what it is today.
18:00-19:00 (Repeat) brand new series and last in series and series finale.3/3.Tribes,Predators & Me.(Series 2).(Hyena People of Ethiopia).Ethiopia has more hyenas than anywhere else in the world, and Gordon Buchanan wants to find out why. He starts in Addis Ababa. Local hyena expert Girum Henok takes Gordon to see hyenas at night, Girum tells Gordon that hyenas are tolerated here because people believe they ward off the devil.
Gordon travels to the remote Omo Valley to meet a cattle-herding people called the Bodi. He meets Baradi, a spiritual leader, and Bibani, a mother. They are hyena experts, disliking them because their cattle are preyed upon by hyenas. Baradi takes Gordon to a hyena den. It seems the Bodi often destroy hyena dens, but mostly in retaliation for attacks on livestock.
In the Omo Valley, wildlife has largely been replaced by cattle so hyenas have little choice but to raid livestock. Bibani asks Gordon to sleep outside overnight to ward off hyenas. Gordon learns from elders that there was a time when hyenas and the Bodi lived in peace. He also learns that contrary to popular belief, hyenas hunt more than they scavenge. Gordon visits a neighbouring Bodi village that has had a cow injured by a hyena. Baradi shows Gordon the trap they set to kill marauding hyenas.
Baradi also shows Gordon another reason they rely on cattle. The Bodi are famous for their Ka'el ritual. The Bodi drink blood from the necks of their cows. This doesn't harm the cows, so it is more sustainable than slaughtering them for meat.
Gordon learns that the Bodi see hyenas as a cunning and respected enemy. He arrives in Harar, a medieval city with a reputation for having hundreds of hyenas. Gordon goes at night looking for hyenas in the graveyard.
Gordon meets hyena expert Yusef Saleh, who is rehabilitating an orphaned hyena and Yusef's son Abbas, who feeds wild hyenas to show tourists. Gordon meets the 'graveyard hyenas', and sees a young hyena cub. Gordon invites Baradi and his daughter Choma to meet Harar's hyenas. Unlike the people of Harar, these Bodi cattle-herders don't like hyenas, but they seem to soften towards them once they get close. If their cattle were protected, perhaps even the Bodi could forge a more peaceful relationship with hyenas.
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