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Could new financial restrictions revive the spectre of violence?
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Bells on Sunday comes from St Martin-in-the-Fields in the City of Westminster.
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The arrest: the striking miner.
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The decision - the union official who didn’t strike.
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On the picket lines - the police officer.
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Life changing - the miner’s wife.
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Back to work - the miner and the Coal Board manager.
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Nicholas Shakespeare on Six Minutes in May.
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Reflection with Rev Prof Alison Jack of the School of Divinity, University of Edinburgh.
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A billionaire's vision for 80,000 acres in the Cairngorms.
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Reflection with Rev Prof Alison Jack of the School of Divinity, University of Edinburgh.
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Today, the UK and EU row over sandeels.
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Reflection with Rev Prof Alison Jack of the School of Divinity, University of Edinburgh.
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Walkers protest on the Isle of Wight over a coast path that doesn't follow the coastline.
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Reflection with Rev Prof Alison Jack of the School of Divinity, University of Edinburgh.
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Should we pay more for food farmed in an environmentally friendly way?
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Reflection with Rev Prof Alison Jack of the School of Divinity, University of Edinburgh.
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The government promises five more years of seasonal-worker visas.
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The latest news from BBC Radio 4
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Michael Kelly.
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How cooking from scratch can help lose weight and boost your mood.
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The latest news from BBC Radio 4
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Bells on Sunday comes from the Parish church of St Andrew in Wissett, Suffolk
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We investigate issues with sleep that are caused by a lack of light perception.
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News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
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News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
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The latest news headlines. Including the weather and a look at the papers.
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Helen Mark takes a trip along the ancient sunken roads of Dorset.
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The National Farmers Union says farmer confidence has hit an all-time low.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4
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Astrology, shamanism and sound baths: exploring the spiritual, but not religious.
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Charlotte Smith visits a family-owned watercress and wasabi business in Hampshire.
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The latest news headlines. Including a look at the papers.
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A look at the ethical and religious issues of the week
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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Prisoners' Education Trust
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The latest news headlines. Including a look at the Sunday papers
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A meditation for Mental Health Awareness Week, with Rev Laura Darrall.
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Rebecca Stott on her quest for a decent-tasting apple.
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Broadcaster Anneka Rice recalls hearing magpie robins when living in Hong Kong.
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Jackie Kay, Caroline Lucas and Simon Heffer with Adam Rutherford.
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How Motherwell, a charity that supports vulnerable women, runs a community laundrette.
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Meet the savvy political operator who cleaned up Britain after Boudicca's revolt.
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James visits the pub to find out what happens when he drinks two pints of lager.
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In 1988 experienced medical doctor Tony answers a call for help — it nearly breaks him.
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6/6 How one messaging app became Vladimir Putin’s nemesis - and perhaps his secret weapon.
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Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the astonishing poet at the heart of Henry VIII's court
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How cooking from scratch can help lose weight and boost your mood.
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Team GB’s gold medal triumph at the London 2012 Olympics is recalled by Kirsty Wark.
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Mary Beard reveals why a 4,000-year-old cake is to thank for her career.
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As the Tories attack Natalie Elphicke, another defector describes leaving for Labour.
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We all age, so Anita Rani and a panel of guests discuss how to do it well.
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Why we get so emotionally attached to our belongings & what's it like to lose everything?
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What kind of questions are appropriate for a coach to ask a sportswoman about her health?
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What's the best way to address the tricky topic of money in relationships?
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Tribute to the author, journalist and campaigner Dame Shirley Conran.
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Chris loves swimming off icebergs and encountering polar bears. Shaun very much does not.
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1/7 Jay Rayner and his panel of food experts are offering their tips and tricks from Chester.
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Greg Davies, comedian, shares the soundtrack of his life with Lauren Laverne.
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3/4 Misha Glenny on the end of the Qing, and what happened next.
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The arrest: the striking miner.
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Mark and Ellen explore the history of one of Hollywood’s greatest films, Chinatown.
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The decision - the union official who didn’t strike.
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The special school staff who abused kids and kept their jobs
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On the picket lines - the police officer.
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Irish novelist Anne Enright reveals her creative influences.
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Life changing - the miner’s wife.
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Sheila Dillon on what impact Britain's obsession with class has on how we eat now.
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Back to work - the miner and the Coal Board manager.
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Radio 4's weekly assessment of developments at Westminster.
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Tbilisi is on edge amid protests over perceived Russian influence in proposed new laws.
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There’s a race against time in Ambridge, and there’s life-changing news at the hospital.
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ADHD medication shortage continues having impacted people since Autumn 2023.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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Have you had to complain about your bank, credit card or insurance company?
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How the rising cost of university is even breaking the bank of mum and dad.
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We speak to the founders of an estate agency focusing on modernist, design-led homes.
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Is an LED face mask the secret to brighter, clearer, more youthful skin?
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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How strict is too strict, and do tougher schools get better results?
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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Delays hit the Pension Dashboard and how much should an LPE1 form cost leaseholders?
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3/6 Mordant topical satire from the usual team.
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Scotland’s new first minister and SNP leader.
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6/6 Alfie Moore asks when the police should get involved in people's personal lives?
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Israel warns 100,000 people in Rafah to evacuate the area.
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1/5 Before Martin died at Dignitas, he asked his ex to find his mother and pass on a message.
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Israel and Hamas pressure each other over a ceasefire.
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2/5 Laura explains why it's taken her 17 years to search for Martin's mother.
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Natalie Elphicke crosses the floor of the Commons and criticises the government's record.
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3/5 Laura contacts a woman who may be Martin's mother and digs deeper into Bessborough.
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Israel's allies warn against a Rafah offensive, as shelling is reported in the city.
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4/5 Concerns surface that Martin had searched for - and been rejected - by his mother.
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Labour has laid out plans to ‘smash the smuggling gangs’. Will they work?
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5/5 Will a last throw of the dice be fruitful in the search for Martin's birth mother?
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The latest national and international news and weather reports from BBC Radio 4
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Alex Forsyth presents political discussion from St Andrew's Church in Sedbergh, Cumbria
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A former inmate and a former guard shed light on the state of England's crumbling prisons.
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How the Israel-Gaza war is affecting one student community in Leeds.
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2/4 A celebrity cat goes missing on the train and Dev’s dating plans are thrown into turmoil.
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2/4 Stand-up Felicity Ward downloads an anti-smoking phone app.
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There’s a race against time in Ambridge.
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4/4 Conclusion of remarkable drama following the life of a nature reserve over one year.
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There’s life-changing news at the hospital.
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A mind-bending, time-warping romcom starring Alison Steadman.
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Alan provides a sympathetic ear.
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A mind-bending, time-warping, romcom starring Alison Steadman.
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There’s heartbreak in store for Chris.
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3/5 The Prime Minister asks MI5 to find the cause of the chaos.
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What are parents being told and sold when it comes to first foods?
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Call Any Answers? to have your say on the big issues in the news this week.
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Tensions boil over for one family.
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Peter and the panel answer questions from an audience at the University of Reading.
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John Yorke explores Walter Tevis’s 1963 novel The Man Who Fell to Earth.
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Alice Roberts chooses the wife of two kings - Aethelred and Canute.
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A young circus performer dedicates himself to bringing the Nazis down.
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Josie Long presents documentaries that emerge from the earth and dive into the water.
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Astrology, shamanism and sound baths: exploring the spiritual, but not religious.
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How easy is it to separate your finances after splitting up?
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Two forensic psychologists interview Fran about her life and the crime she committed.
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Helen Mark takes a trip along the ancient sunken roads of Dorset.
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Paralympian Ellie Simmonds makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Hope Health Action.
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Dominic Fifield explains how football clubs got their names.
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Peter and the panel answer questions from an audience at the University of Reading.
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A new short work from Pippa Goldschmidt inspired by the life of scientist Hermann Muller.
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Witty biopic exploring the ideas and misuse of Nietzsche's world-changing ideas.
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An alien from a poisoned world comes to Earth to save us from making the same mistakes.
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The stories of three people with multiple personalities.
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Elton John's slow burner of a song is now one of his most loved tracks.
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Charles Nicholl explores the first wave of true crime dramas on the English stage.
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David and Simon discuss Co-op Live's troubles, election spin and protecting privilege.
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Perspectives from journalists on the ground.
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Britain's biggest water suppliers are struggling with sewage, leaks and huge debts.
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Plus animal medicine and Eurovision
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Matthew Bannister on a biologist, a computer scientist, a pastor and a campaigner.
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In 1988 experienced medical doctor Tony answers a call for help — it nearly breaks him.
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Comedian and writer Kiri Pritchard-McLean on becoming a foster carer.
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Hari Kunzru speaks to Shahidha Bari about his new novel, Blue Ruin.
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The contest of wordplay and cryptic connections chaired by Kirsty Lang
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Labour's Rachel Reeves explains her plan for the economy. Plus we get the latest from Gaza
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Natalie Elphicke defects from the Conservatives to Labour.
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The US suspends some arms exports to Israel, warning against an assault on Rafah.
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Piran Ditta Khan has been jailed for life for the shooting of PC Beshenivsky in 2005.
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Israel urges Palestinians to leave the Gazan city of Rafah.
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Is an LED face mask the secret to brighter, clearer, more youthful skin?
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The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
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The latest weather reports and forecast
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The journey from goddess to graduate in Nepal.
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3/4 Misha Glenny on the end of the Qing, and what happened next.
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The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
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The announcement comes hours after Israel instructed Palestinians to leave parts of Rafah
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6/6 Alfie Moore asks when the police should get involved in people's personal lives?
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Stormy Daniels described an alleged sexual encounter which Mr Trump denies
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4/6 A deadly game of battle hips.
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The MP for Dover accused Rishi Sunak's government of abandoning the centre ground.
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6/6 Paul Merton talks to Gyles Brandreth about his pet hates and worst nightmares.
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The US paused the supply to stop some weapons being used in an assault on Rafah
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6/7 The Lad tries finding Bill a job. But thanks to Sid, all he finds is trouble...
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Sir Keir Starmer also said a Labour government would scrap the Rwanda deportation scheme
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3/6 Mordant topical satire from the usual team.
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Israel has told tens of thousands more to leave as it intensifies military operations.
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Stuart Maconie and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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Lord Cameron says restricting UK arms sales to Israel could embolden Hamas.
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Pat Nevin chooses audio highlights from the past week.
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There’s a race against time in Ambridge.
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Scarborough Bank Holiday Special.
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There’s life-changing news at the hospital.
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200 years of Beethoven’s Symphony No 9, a political comedy and the art of literary editing
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Alan provides a sympathetic ear.
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Pianist and composer Stephen Hough, the future of publishing, Scottish band Arab Strap.
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There’s heartbreak in store for Chris.
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Boyd Hilton and Jo Hamya review.
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Tensions boil over for one family.
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Mark and Ellen explore if movies and television can change the world and even the law.
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Scotland’s new first minister and SNP leader.
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Irish novelist Anne Enright reveals her creative influences.
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One resident makes a horrifying discovery.
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How a pioneering dementia village and its constructed 'fake' reality comforts sufferers.
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Ella Al-Shamahi explores how our Neanderthal DNA may influence our sleeping habits.
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Who's crossing the US border, why and how does the government tackle it effectively?
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Plus, from wastewater monitoring to vaccines, how COVID-19 irrevocably altered science.
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Investigating the rise of boys being radicalised online and the solutions to tackle it.
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We investigate issues with sleep that are caused by a lack of light perception.
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Women online are being asked: would you rather be stuck in a forest with a man or a bear?
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Do orangutans - and humans - experience a midlife crisis?
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A service for Ascension Day celebrating 100 years of religious broadcasting at the BBC.
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Alex Forsyth presents political discussion from St Andrew's Church in Sedbergh, Cumbria
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Rebecca Stott on her quest for a decent-tasting apple.
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Comedy writer Gareth Gwynn explores our shared fascination with all things unfinished.
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Dominic Fifield explains how football clubs got their names.
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Matthew Bannister on a biologist, a computer scientist, a pastor and a campaigner.
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Jackie Kay, Caroline Lucas and Simon Heffer with Adam Rutherford.
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How Motherwell, a charity that supports vulnerable women, runs a community laundrette.
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Why a high-profile mafia informant testified against his powerful family.
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Evan Davis meets Timo Armoo, the 29 year old multi-millionaire entrepreneur.
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Meet the savvy political operator who cleaned up Britain after Boudicca's revolt.
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James visits the pub to find out what happens when he drinks two pints of lager.
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Stuart Maconie and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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Ella Al-Shamahi explores how our Neanderthal DNA may influence our sleeping habits.
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Matthew Sweet with David Willetts, Elizabeth Oldfield, Will Davies and Tiffany Watt Smith.
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Joni comes full circle with the help of a community of musicians, friends and fans.
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6/6 How one messaging app became Vladimir Putin’s nemesis - and perhaps his secret weapon.
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Delays hit the Pension Dashboard and how much should an LPE1 form cost leaseholders?
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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Prisoners' Education Trust
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Tbilisi is on edge amid protests over perceived Russian influence in proposed new laws.
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As Israel bombards Rafah, Hamas has accepted a ceasefire put forward by Egypt and Qatar
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6/10 Marnie and Michael continue their hike across England.
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A "technical issue" with passport e-gates is causing long queues at airports nationwide.
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7/10 Michael and Marnie are hoping for a quiet evening together after a day’s hike.
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Disquiet in Labour ranks over Natalie Elphicke's defection from the Conservatives.
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8/10 Michael is prompted to ponder some of life's big questions.
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The Israeli PM vows his country can stand alone after US pauses the delivery of bombs
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9/10 They arrive in Richmond, where Marnie will head to the station to catch her train south.
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How serious a moment is this for Ukraine?
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10/10 Marnie is back in London. Michael is trying to move on with his life.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4
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Sheila Dillon on what impact Britain's obsession with class has on how we eat now.
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Leila Nathoo and guests discuss Natalie Elphicke's defection to Labour and workers' rights
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5/6 Maya finally talks to the man known as Beau.
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What do AI and digital technology mean for actors and their relationship with audiences?
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Wendy’s dad dies, and then his phone starts to ring… is he making contact?
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Susan Hulme reports on a defence secretary statement about a cyber hack on the military.
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Literacy, empathy and bags of sugar help Gary survive inside - with a team of killers.
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1/4 Tom recalls the joys of the working class holiday.
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Sean Curran reports on Prime Minister's Questions - and more.
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Amol looks into the local election results and asks why so many people feel so hard up.
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The defection of a Tory MP to Labour is described as a personal tragedy.
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Robert F Kennedy Jr could steal votes from main parties.
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Alicia McCarthy reports on a proposed new law to tackle cat and dog theft.
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6/6 An unusual advert puzzles guests.
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The contest of wordplay and cryptic connections chaired by Kirsty Lang.
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Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the astonishing poet at the heart of Henry VIII's court
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A new short work from Pippa Goldschmidt inspired by the life of scientist Hermann Muller.
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