Nick Ahad stands in a blue shirt, smiling towards the camera.

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18 Sep 2025

St George's Hall

BBC Radio 4 Front Row

Name: BBC Radio 4 Front Row – 18th of September
Start: 2025-09-18T19:00:00+00:00
Location: St George's Hall

BBC Radio 4’s flagship arts programme, live from Bradford.

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Joint presenter Nick Ahad for an edition of Radio 4’s flagship arts programme Front Row.

This is a recording of BBC Radio 4 flagship arts programme Front Row.

Tickets are free but must be pre-booked – please be in your seats by 7pm.

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BBC Contains Strong Language was a partnership between the BBC, Word Up North and Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture. It was supported by Arts Council England.

The stage of St. George's hall is set for a live broadcast with lots of equipment, and is dressed with yellow banners - the screen reads: Front Row.

Five people sit on the stage - three men and two women.

A man performs with a band - he is posing with his hand in the air.

Three people smile and look among themselves.

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Poet Kirsty Taylor wearing a green jacket performs using a microphone.

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