6 episodes
Six O'Clock News BBC Radio 4
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4.2 • 46 Ratings
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4
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23/04/2024 Five die trying to cross the Channel
Five people have died trying to cross the English channel in a small boat.
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22/04/2024 Rwanda Bill ping pong
Rishi Sunak says the stand-off over his Rwanda bill will be settled tonight.
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21/04/2024 The MP Mark Menzies has quit the Conservative Party, after he was accused of misusing campaign funds.
The MP Mark Menzies has quit the Conservative Party, and will stand down at the next election, after he was accused of misusing campaign funds.
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19/04/2024 US repeats calls for de-escalation in Middle East
A presumed Israeli strike has hit Iran in response to an attack by Tehran last week
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18/04/2024 Scottish government scraps some key climate targets
Scotland's Net Zero Secretary Mairi McAllan said some goals were "out of reach"
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17/04/2024 Israel says it will defend itself against missile attack by Iran
The UK and Germany's foreign ministers have both called for restraint in response
Customer Reviews
The best news service in the world
I live in Australia and I listen to the six o’clock news every morning, It gives me something to talk about during the day to my friends.
Great Hit Of British News - A Shame That It Doesn’t Reliably Download To Apple Watch
I live in Australia, and like to listen to a range of relevant news from around the world. This is by far the best British news podcast I have found. That’s the good news. The bad news is that I listen to my podcast playlist mostly from my watch, and unfortunately, this show regularly does not sync to my Apple Watch. I have no idea whether it is a file size issue or something in the control of Apple, but it’s sufficiently annoying to me that I have regrettably, for now, unfollowed the show. So in short, if you are happy to be bound to your phone, it’s a wonderful podcast, but if you, like me, like to cut the cord and get out and about phone free, get your British news from somewhere else.