User:Tom Morris/Radio 4 Patrol Sample

To understand the context of this page, see Wikipedia talk:WikiProject BBC.

Basically, the idea is to get Radio 4 listeners to collaborate on 'patrolling' Radio 4 for interesting new material that can be copied into Wikipedia.

The code is up in my mercurial repository.

2011-01-16

• 00:00–00:30: Midnight News
• 00:30–00:48: Afternoon Reading
• 00:48–01:00: Shipping Forecast
  •  Not required
• 01:00–05:20: Selection of BBC World Service Programmes
• 05:20–05:30: Shipping Forecast
  •  Not required
• 05:30–05:43: News Briefing
• 05:43–05:45: Bells on Sunday
  •  Done updated Talk:Durham Cathedral
• 05:45–06:00: Profile
  •  Done
• 06:00–06:05: News Headlines
• 06:05–06:35: Something Understood
• 06:35–06:57: On Your Farm
• 06:57–07:00: Weather
• 07:00–07:10: News and Papers
• 07:10–07:55: Sunday
• 07:55–07:57: Radio 4 Appeal
• 07:57–08:00: Weather
• 08:00–08:10: News and Papers
• 08:10–08:50: Sunday Worship
• 08:50–09:00: A Point of View
• 09:00–10:00: Broadcasting House
• 10:00–11:15: The Archers Omnibus
• 11:15–12:00: Desert Island Discs
• 12:00–12:32: I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue
  •  Done ISIHAC doesn't have anything that can be put into Wikipedia, sadly. Uncyclopedia on the other hand. —Tom Morris 21:05, 16 January 2011 (UTC)
• 12:32–12:57: Food Programme
• 12:57–13:00: Weather
• 13:00–13:30: The World This Weekend
• 13:30–14:00: Exploding Cinema
• 14:00–14:45: Gardeners' Question Time
• 14:45–15:00: How The Mighty Have Fallen
• 15:00–16:00: Classic Serial
• 16:00–16:30: Open Book
• 16:30–17:00: Lost Voices of Afghanistan
• 17:00–17:40: Children Who Kill
  •  Done
• 17:40–17:54: Profile
  •  Done
• 17:54–17:57: Shipping Forecast
  •  Not required
• 17:57–18:00: Weather
• 18:00–18:15: Six O'Clock News
• 18:15–19:00: Pick of the Week
• 19:00–19:15: The Archers
• 19:15–19:45: Americana
• 19:45–20:00: Afternoon Reading
  •  Not required
• 20:00–20:30: More or Less
• 20:30–21:00: Last Word
• 21:00–21:26: Money Box
• 21:26–21:30: Radio 4 Appeal
• 21:30–22:00: In Business
• 22:00–22:45: Westminster Hour
• 22:45–23:00: What the Papers Say
  •  Done
• 23:00–23:30: The Film Programme
• 23:30–00:00: Something Understood

2011-01-17

• 00:00–00:15: Midnight News
• 00:15–00:45: Thinking Allowed
• 00:45–00:48: Bells on Sunday
  •  Done repeat
• 00:48–01:00: Shipping Forecast
  •  Not required
• 01:00–05:20: Selection of BBC World Service Programmes
• 05:20–05:30: Shipping Forecast
  •  Not required
• 05:30–05:43: News Briefing
• 05:43–05:45: Prayer for the Day
• 05:45–05:57: Farming Today
• 05:57–06:00: Weather
• 06:00–09:00: Today
• 09:00–09:45: Start the Week
• 09:45–10:00: Book of the Week
• 10:00–10:45: Woman's Hour
  •  Done requested biography for Lalla Florence
• 10:45–11:00: Woman's Hour Drama
• 11:00–11:30: Lords a Living
• 11:30–12:00: Ed Reardon's Week
• 12:00–12:53: You and Yours
• 12:53–12:57: Brief Encounters
• 12:57–13:00: Weather
• 13:00–13:30: World at One
• 13:30–14:00: Brain of Britain
• 14:00–14:15: The Archers
• 14:15–15:00: Afternoon Play
  •  Not required
• 15:00–15:45: Archive on 4
• 15:45–16:00: Life at 24 Frames a Second
• 16:00–16:30: Food Programme
• 16:30–16:55: Beyond Belief
• 16:55–17:00: Brief Encounters
• 17:00–18:00: PM
• 18:00–18:30: Six O'Clock News
• 18:30–19:00: I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue
• 19:00–19:15: The Archers
• 19:15–19:45: Front Row
• 19:45–20:00: Woman's Hour Drama
• 20:00–20:30: Young, Muslim and Black
  •  Not required
• 20:30–21:00: Crossing Continents
• 21:00–21:30: Material World
• 21:30–21:58: Start the Week
• 21:58–22:00: Weather
• 22:00–22:45: The World Tonight
• 22:45–23:00: Book at Bedtime
• 23:00–23:30: Word of Mouth
• 23:30–00:00: Today in Parliament