What is the strange Murphy's law which means that if you catch a snippet of an interesting programme on #BBCRadio4 and #4extra you will never be able to find it again, but if you find a certain programme boring you will catch it over and over and over again? Do they have some fiendish algorithm?

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Aint none to save its gone

Yea his hand is gone... fucking hell... #4extra

A miserable looking Tony Hancock is hunched over a cup of tea

On the flip side, #4Extra is a wonderful way to start the day. True, you might not know what decade you're in but at least you start the day with a smile, not high blood pressure.

I love what Anton Lesser does with Falco #4Extra. Quite jealous of his talent.

a drawing of a circle with the words breathe out below it Alt: An animation that expands and contracts as a visual aid to breathing in and out slowly

As someone who flipped the dial to #4Extra nearly a decade ago, I can't believe so many people still listen to the Today prog.

Leo Tolstoy - Resurrection - 1. Mistakes - BBC Sounds Can Prince Dimitri atone for his mistakes and gain the forgiveness of Katerina?

Since you’ve mentioned #Tolstoy, I recommend the repeat of this excellent serialisation of Resurrection on #BBC #radio #4extra #BBCsounds
www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

#4extra Does anyone really want to listen to Dr Who?

What a racket on #4extra bring back the real comedy nothing but documentaries today.