2010 17 February – It is announced that the newspaper review show What the Papers Say, which was on television for many years, will be revived on BBC Radio 4, airing for 12 episodes in the run up to the 2010 general election and then returning on a permanent basis if it proves to be popular. September – Gwyneth Williams replaces Mark Damazer as station Controller. 24 December – A Christmas message by Pope Benedict XVI is broadcast by BBC Radio 4's Thought for the Day programme, the first time the Pontiff has addressed a Christmas message to one of the countries he has visited during the year. 2011 2 April – BBC7 is rebranded as BBC Radio 4 Extra. 7 November – The World at One is extended from 30 to 45 minutes. 2012 5 May – BBC Breakfast presenter Sian Williams joins Radio 4's Saturday Live magazine programme to co-host alongside Rev. Richard Coles. The programme is also extended from 60 to 90 minutes. 31 May – Radio 4 announces a five-and-a-half-hour celebration of James Joyce's Ulysses on this coming Bloomsday (16 June), claiming it as the novel's first full-length dramatisation in Britain. 5 September – It is announced that continuity announcers Charlotte Green and Harriet Cass are to take voluntary redundancy as the BBC cuts the announcing team for the station from twelve to ten. Both had been with Radio 4 since the 1970s. Charlotte leaves in January 2013, with Harriet departing two months later. 2013 16 July – Mishal Husain joins the presenting team of The Today programme. 2014 31 January – It is announced that Archers spin-off Ambridge Extra, which has been on air since 2011, is to be "rested". 5 March – It is announced that Mark Lawson will step down as presenter of Radio 4's Front Row after 16 years as its host. 2015 1 January – BBC Radio 4 airs a 10-hour adaptation of Tolstoy's War and Peace written by Timberlake Wertenbaker. 28 April – Sandi Toksvig announces she is to step down as presenter of Radio 4's The News Quiz after nine years. 21 May – Figures released by RAJAR indicate that BBC Radio 4 Extra has overtaken BBC 6 Music as the most listened digital only radio station, with 2.17 million tuning in weekly to BBC Radio 4 Extra compared to 2.06 million for BBC 6 Music. Autumn – Ahead