Today: Ed Mosberg

this morning (thursday 15th), 8.50-8.55am, on bbc radio 4 (repeated 9.23pm on newshour on bbc world service radio)
today (presented by nick robinson ) includes …

“This week, the film Destination Unknown is released, a documentary that mixes testimony and archive to tell the stories of 12 Holocaust survivors who hid, fought as partisans, and endured concentration camps.
• Ed Mosberg, 92, is the film’s central character. He was in the Kraków-Płaszow and Mauthausen concentration camps.”

Today: Jonathan Safran Foer

this morning (thursday 1st), 8.47-8.51am, on bbc radio 4
today (presented by nick robinson) includes …

“James Naughtie has been to the Hay Festival to speak to one of the big literary names from this year’s line-up, • the American novelist Jonathan Safran Foer, about his latest novel, Here I am.
‘This book gives a lot of thought to Jewish identity and to American identity’ … ‘what this book imagines is the virtual destruction of Israel, not by war but by natural disaster which opens the way to extinction’.”

Today: Livingstone inquiry?

this morning (thursday 6th), 6.54-6.58am, and 8.19-8.22am, on bbc radio 4
today (presented by nick robinson) includes …

“Ken Livingstone is facing another inquiry by Labour amid mounting anger in the party about his comments on Adolf Hitler and Zionism.”

including interviews with …
• rhea wolfson, of momentum and the labour national executive committee
• angela rayner mp

Today: Netanyahu in UK

this morning (monday 6th), 8.36-8.44am, on bbc radio 4
today (presented by justin webb and nick robinson) includes …

“The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is due to visit the UK today for a meeting with Theresa May.
He comes at a time when the relationship between Israel and its main ally the US is shifting.”

• yoni framowitz, tefillin-maker in settlement beit et
• yael ben-shahar, resident of beit et
• hanan ashrawi
• general mike herzog
• bbc middle east editor jeremy bowen

Today: transgender case 2

yesterday morning (saturday 4th), 8.19-8.25am, on bbc radio 4
today (presented by nick robinson) includes …

“A transgender father was denied access to his children because of the prejudices they may face from their orthodox Jewish community.
How far should family law go in recognising the prejudices that may be held by those very families that it is ruling on? Are transgender rights throwing up new problems for various areas of the law?”

includes interview with …
• ruth hunt, chief executive of stonewall – the LGBT rights group.
• sir paul coleridge, former high court judge in the family division, now chairman of the marriage foundation.

Today: Richard Rampton QC

this morning (friday 27th), 8.44-8.51am, on bbc radio 4 (repeated sunday afternoon and evening, 2.17pm and 9.36pm, on <b>newshour</b> on bbc world service radio)
today (presented by justin webb and nick robinson) includes …

“Today the film Denial opens across the country, it’s a dramatized version of the libel trial 17 years ago when David Irving sued the American academic Deborah Lipstadt.”

including contributions from …
• bbc reporter sanchia berg
• actor timothy spall
• richard rampton qc, who represented deborah lipstadt

HMD: Laurence Rees 2

this morning (tuesday 24th), 7.39-7.43am, on bbc radio 4
today (presented by nick robinson) includes …

“A new book claims there is still more for us to understand about the horrors that occurred and the events that lead to the start of the holocaust.
• Laurence Rees is a historian and former head of BBC history.”