04/10/2012
Mel Giedroyc discovers the origins of the British urge to queue up in an orderly fashion, and there's more from this week's classic story, 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'.
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Taxi drivers' brains
Are the brains of people who spend a lot of time working with mental maps different from the brains of the rest of us? Psychologist have been working with London cabbies to try and find out.
Duration: 09:47
Alice in Wonderland-inspired art
Lewis Carroll's vivid and surreal imaginings have influenced not just writers but also countless artists, as demonstrated by a dedicated exhibition.
Duration: 04:04
Liverpool's young comedians
Liverpool's 'Stand Out' project aims to find and develop the talents of young stand up comedians. Two former winners of the scheme reflect on their experiences.
Duration: 11:08
Why do the British love to queue?
A listener's question sends reporter Emily Williams on the streets and into the queues of the UK to find out ...
Duration: 04:30
Pool frogs
Brett Westwood is taken to a mystery location to take a look at an extremely rare UK species, the Pool Frog.
Duration: 05:11
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
This week's classic story by Lewis Carroll, read by Alan Bennett. Episode 4.
Duration: 13:58
Broadcast
- Thu 4 Oct 2012 16:00大象传媒 Radio 4 Extra
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