'It's obviously wrong, there will be a change in the law now.'

A report on #R4Today by Sanchia Berg highlighted how convicted paedophiles keep parental rights over their own children.

Labour MP Harriet Harman tells @MarthaKearney how she pushed for change after hearing the report.

There’s been some controversy about words I used when I was interviewing the Foreign Secretary David Cameron on @bbcr4today about Israel this morning.
My final question was about the perceived “morality” of the government’s position - in particular the “risk” that their…

Proud to say yesterday was my fourth time day-editing BBC Radio 4 Today!

Grateful to colleagues who’ve given me plenty of encouragement and feedback so far - and to be working with a brilliant team 🗞️✨🎙️

This is such a big loss but I very much hope it won’t be the last we hear of you on BBC programmes

The moment @EmmaBarnett finished presenting her final Woman’s Hour programme…

Emma gave her final words, highlights, and thanks to you, our listeners, before she heads over to @bbctodayprogramme

You can listen back to her last programme anytime on @bbcsounds 🎧

Don't allow Garry's legendary wit & warmth to hide the fact that he's a great interviewer who knows how to mine a few minutes of precious airtime for unforgettable moments & great news lines. We'll really miss him on BBC Radio 4 Today

Thought of the day on baby loss on BBC Radio 4 Today was beautiful. The stories of futures that never got started.

In the run-up to the election, #R4Today is adopting constituencies around the country.

justin webb is in Wells in Somerset, where the Conservative MP James Heappey has just announced he's standing down.

It's set to be a close contest between the Tories and Liberal Democrats.

Welcome to the breakfast show Emma Barnett

Home Office is dysfunctional, says ex-borders watchdog David Neal bbc.in/3wOmRYs

David Neal was sacked as Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration after going public with his concerns.
In his first broadcast interview - for #TheTodayPodcast - he details Home Office 'dysfunction', poor security at the border, and dire conditions for children seeking asylum:

In the run-up to the election, #R4Today is testing voter sentiment in different ways - including returning to a selection of seats.

@AmolRajan is in Dagenham and Rainham, in east London, hearing from voters about crime and housing.

Listen now on BBC Sounds and BBC Radio 4 📻

'I can't think of many Budgets with fewer white rabbits than this one.'

Former Bank of England chief economist Andy Haldane gives his reaction to Nick Robinson & Amol Rajan on The Today Podcast.

Hunt’s Budget - will it make a difference?

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I wrote you all a movie for Easter

Legitimate protest or mob rule? The new Today podcast is out ⁦BBC Sounds⁩ bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/p…

On this morning two years ago, Russia unleashed its full-scale invasion of Ukraine - the first shots in the worst conflict in Europe since World War Two.

@BBCLyseDoucet reflects on the mood in Ukraine as she co-presents #R4Today from the capital Kyiv.

Will be speaking to Nick Robinson on BBC Radio 4 Today about this shortly

They all agree that it was somebody else’s fault but why are MPs playing politics with the Middle East ? The manoeuvring, the passion & the fear which explains the chaos in the Commons dissected
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I welcome today's news of the Martha's Rule rollout and pay tribute to Merope and Paul, Martha’s parents, for their incredible campaigning - I am delighted to have been asked by the Secretary of State to chair a stakeholder oversight group with NHS England and DHSC

The implementation of Martha's Rule is to begin in April. NHS England has committed to roll-out in at least 100 hospitals and to working on a more extensive introduction. Thanks to Polly Curtis, Patient Safety Commissioner and many others. england.nhs.uk/2024/02/nhs-to…