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1/5 There and Back Again - the power of a book to take us elsewhere.
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2/5 Fear of flying and Mr Pye; how the stories we tell change us for good or ill.
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3/5 A love letter to Alasdair Gray, the author who painted Glasgow in the public imagination.
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4/5 Author A.L. Kennedy explores travel writing through Stevenson’s Travels with a Donkey.
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5/5 A.L. Kennedy on Moby Dick and the working writer’s travelling life.
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Novelist Tash Aw speaks about his new book, The South, and three key literary influences.
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The phase-out of lead shot and why it doesn't seem to be happening.
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Are UK border controls good enough to keep UK farmers safe from foot and mouth disease?
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What will the Planning and Infrastructure Bill mean for rural communities?
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The government halts applications to a major environmental farming scheme.
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The Farming Minister says closing environmental farming scheme is a sign of its success.
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Frances Young gives a personal reflection on the Nicene Creed.
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Bells on Sunday comes from The National Cathedral Church of St Patrick in Dublin.
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Conservationist Sacha Dench talks about her love of nature.
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The SFI has been closed - we hear from farmers, environmentalists and the farming minister
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How culture, stigma and discrimination impact dress choices.
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Anna Jones meets a farming couple who are keen to welcome the public onto their land.
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William Crawley takes a look at the ethical and religious issues of the week.
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Actor Rosamund Pike makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Mines Advisory Group
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Frs David Delargy, Eugene and Martin O’Hagan reflect on their time as The Priests.
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Adam Gopnik on Canada's newfound patriotic toughness in light of Donald Trump's tariffs.
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For young naturalist Arjun Dutta, the arrival of wheatears heralds spring.
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Adam Rutherford with Leor Zmigrod, Iain Dale and John Rees.
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Pam and Sylvie are worried and ask journalist Sue Mitchell for help finding their friend.
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Surgeon Jonathan Shepherd on developing the Cardiff Model of Violence Prevention.
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Is hearing loss taken as seriously as eyesight loss, and what can we do about it?
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Fact-checking government efficiency claims in the US.
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How an Oxford professor's betrayal exposed the secrets of the Museum of the Bible.
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Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the Persian ruler Cyrus the Great.
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Helen and Armando investigate how politicians convey strength through rhetoric.
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Cyndi Lauper, singer-songwriter, shares the soundtrack of her life with Lauren Laverne.
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Rebecca Front brings her unique blend of irreverence to the studio.
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Is the government about to water down trailed freezes on disability benefits?
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Why did some families in Corby win a financial settlement in 2010?
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Sara Davies, best known as an investor on Dragon's Den, joins Nuala.
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Katie, 17, on her experience of SEND and what she'd like to see from the government.
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Endometriosis pill, Bollywood actor Radhika Apte, Ramadan health.
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Grammy award-winning country singer Lainey Wilson explains why country is cool again.
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Join Greg and his guests to learn all about medieval Venetian traveller Marco Polo.
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4/6 Jay Rayner and a panel of expert chefs, cooks and food writers are in Milton Keynes.
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Professor Carl Jones, biologist, shares the soundtrack of his life with Lauren Laverne.
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One big role. Actors who have played the part tell their stories. Today: Blanche DuBois.
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How do the underground trade deals between fungi and plants mirror our own market economy?
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1/5 There and Back Again - the power of a book to take us elsewhere.
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Maya Youssef and Ben Gernon join Jeffrey and Anna to add five more tracks.
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The eight stages that mark a relationship’s transformation to murder.
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3/5 A love letter to Alasdair Gray, the author who painted Glasgow in the public imagination.
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Brian Cox and Robin Ince referee the battle of the gas giants as Saturn takes on Jupiter.
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4/5 Author A.L. Kennedy explores travel writing through Stevenson’s Travels with a Donkey.
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How did Bradford's diverse food cultures help it to win UK City of Culture 2025?
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5/5 A.L. Kennedy on Moby Dick and the working writer’s travelling life.
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Sonia Sodha of The Observer assesses the latest developments at Westminster.
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Up close with the Mexican cartel foot soldiers smuggling deadly fentanyl into the USA.
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A sensitive issue is raised at Bridge Farm, and emotions run for the Maliks.
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Are people buying fewer Teslas because of Elon Musk?
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Are AI chat bots making customer service better?
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How one man's four-year ordeal to regain his stolen house is finally ending.
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Gap Finders: Scamp & Dude founder Jo Tutchener-Sharp.
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How can the bicycle industry recover from sales that plummeted after the pandemic?
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40 years ago a hole was discovered in the ozone layer. It caused an international crisis.
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The FCA responds to criticism over its handling of funeral plan firm collapse.
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2/6 We mourn Reform, carve a wooden Starmer, and listen in on Prince Andrew's playlist.
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The work and pensions secretary with the tough task of reforming welfare.
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2/6 Every snooker player’s worst nightmare. Also, salad.
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We hear from inside Gaza, where many fear the cut could lead to water shortages.
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Strange packages arrive from the US - and a death prompts a woman to take action.
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One of the two ships continues to burn. Its owner says no sodium cyanide was on board.
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The teams prepare for a court battle but are finding it tough – until the phone rings.
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Eyes are on Moscow as Ukraine agrees to 30-day ceasefire, with US backing
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Decision day in a fight for justice. Can two women beat a multinational?
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The prime minister says the arm's-length body will be abolished to 'cut bureaucracy'.
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Into the present – and people are still dying…
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Labour considers how to reform welfare without alienating its supporters.
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A new campaign - and a return to that small town story where it all began.
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Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Appleby Public Hall, Cumbria.
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Chair of the ‘world's largest quango’ reacts to the government's decision to shut it down.
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What is the take-up of a new vaccine that could keep thousands of babies out of hospital?
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4/6 After Jools Holland tells of seeing a dangerous beastie, Stephen decides to investigate.
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A sensitive issue is raised at Bridge Farm
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3/3 Transplant patient Caroline is at war with her new body and needs expert intervention.
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Tempers flare at the protest.
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By Jeremy Hylton Davies. Carmel remembers love and protest in Cardiff in the summer of 78.
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There’s a breakthrough for Tony.
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Conjoined twins Dahlia and Viola mysteriously vanish from the Freaky movie set in 1933.
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Emotions run high for the Maliks.
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2/5 Alternative reality drama. A rare genetic condition makes some people live twice as long.
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Paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi asks why being in nature makes us feel calmer?
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Call Any Answers? to have your say on the big issues in the news this week.
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Helen comes to a terrible realisation.
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Kathy Clugston and the GQT panel visit Bangor to answer your gardening questions.
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A rainy day in June, Felicity spends an unusual evening with her neighbours.
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Two writers share favourite books with Harriett Gilbert.
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Surgeons sometimes develop hand tremors. Surgeon Lilli Cooper asks why.
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A German refugee risks his life to ridicule Hitler.
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How culture, stigma and discrimination impact dress choices.
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What are the legal definitions of war crimes and genocide?
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The Lab Rats recreate one of science's greatest experiments.
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Conservationist Sacha Dench talks about her love of nature.
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Entrepreneur Sara Davies makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Smart Works.
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Andrea Catherwood hears views on the Ramadan storyline in The Archers.
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Kathy Clugston and the GQT panel visit Bangor to answer your gardening questions.
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An original short story for radio, written by Tom Vowler and read by Carl Prekopp.
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William Shakespeare's funny and erotic love poem.
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2/2 Doppelganger thriller set in post-war England about a family with a dark secret.
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Douglas Fraser investigates the struggle to defend critical subsea infrastructure.
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3/6 Jay Rayner and the panel share their recipes and tips with an audience in Newtownabbey.
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One big role. Actors who have played the part tell their stories. Today: Blanche DuBois.
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David and Simon discuss Canada’s PR fightback, a reverse ferret and Japanese diplomacy.
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The Facebook whistleblower on her tell-all memoir.
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Why is there a huge increase in spending on SEND, and why are parents still struggling?
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...and what happens to the body when you spend a year in space?
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Kirsty Lang on a playwright, a dancer, a senior police officer and a roadie.
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Fact-checking government efficiency claims in the US.
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Sara Davies, best known as an investor on Dragon's Den, on success in business and life.
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The award-winning author Eimear McBride talks about her new novel and its three influences
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12/13 The wide-ranging music quiz chaired by Paul Gambaccini.
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37 people rescued after a crash between a cargo vessel and a tanker in the North Sea.
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The crossbow killer who murdered his ex, her sister and mother is given whole life order.
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British steel entering the US will face a 25% import tax.
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President Putin says he's in favour of 30-day ceasefire, but there are 'nuances'.
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Foreign leaders return from G7 with support for Ukraine and warnings for Russia.
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Sir Keir Starmer takes centre stage at Ukraine summit - with warnings for Russia.
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How can the bicycle industry recover from sales that plummeted after the pandemic?
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In 1993, a new sport was born. Its founders called it the Ultimate Fighting Championship
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Sonia Sodha explores thorny ethical questions around the beginning and the end of life.
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A cargo ship has collided with a tanker in the North Sea. All the crew members are safe
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2/6 Every snooker player’s worst nightmare. Also, salad.
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The man who murdered two sisters and their mother has received a whole life prison term
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President Trump says US officials are going to Russia to discuss the ceasefire proposal
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2/4 Liverpool, Vietnam and a song about a man called Roger.
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Thousands of jobs to be cut as the body which runs the health service is scrapped
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More than 13 million people in the UK are disabled. Spring Day hosts some of the funniest.
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The US and Moscow say they’re "cautiously optimistic" about the Ukraine ceasefire
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2/6 We mourn Reform, carve a wooden Starmer, and listen in on Prince Andrew's playlist.
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Sir Keir Starmer says Europe will increase pressure on Russia for peace in Ukraine.
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Stuart Maconie and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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The health secretary has said there is an "overdiagnosis" of mental health conditions.
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John Wilson presents a selection of the best bits of audio across the BBC.
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A sensitive issue is raised at Bridge Farm
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Netflix series, Adolescence; Romantasy fiction and Ludovico Einaudi.
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Tempers flare at the protest.
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The Leopard, Natasha Brown, Manchester International Festival, Elizabeth Fritsch.
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There’s a breakthrough for Tony.
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Edwyn Collins performs live, novelist Torrey Peters, Ian Hamilton Finlay Centenary.
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Emotions run high for the Maliks.
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Live magazine programme on the worlds of arts, literature, film, media and music.
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Helen comes to a terrible realisation.
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Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne and Anne Dudley help add the next five tracks.
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The work and pensions secretary with the tough task of reforming welfare.
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Brian Cox and Robin Ince referee the battle of the gas giants as Saturn takes on Jupiter.
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Helen finds herself in a tight spot.
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Owen Hatherley presents the extraordinary story of the Solent City plan.
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David Wilkinson gives a personal reflection on the Nicene Creed.
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Can Europe defend itself without US support?
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Inside Science unearths everything you need to know about these precious resources.
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The eight stages that mark a relationship’s transformation to murder.
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News of work aiming to achieve greater understanding of deafblindness.
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Live debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories.
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The Facebook whistleblower on her tell-all memoir.
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Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Appleby Public Hall, Cumbria.
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Adam Gopnik on Canada's newfound patriotic toughness in light of Donald Trump's tariffs.
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Recalling the four month wait for Covid-19 through BBC TV and radio.
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Andrea Catherwood hears views on the Ramadan storyline in The Archers.
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Kirsty Lang on a playwright, a dancer, a senior police officer and a roadie.
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Adam Rutherford with Leor Zmigrod, Iain Dale and John Rees.
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Elmarie Marais on leaving her job for her mental health and starting her own company.
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Who are expert witnesses, and what are the rules governing their use in criminal trials?
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Top business brains tackle listener questions on how to succeed as an entrepreneur.
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Surgeon Jonathan Shepherd on developing the Cardiff Model of Violence Prevention.
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Is hearing loss taken as seriously as eyesight loss, and what can we do about it?
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Music, chat and comedy with Clive Anderson, guests and a London audience.
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Helen and Armando investigate how politicians convey strength through rhetoric.
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Lord Sumption, Danny Robins, Dr Sarah Dillon Dr Jonathan Egid and Dr Anthony Milligan.
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Live debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories.
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The FCA responds to criticism over its handling of funeral plan firm collapse.
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Actor Rosamund Pike makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Mines Advisory Group
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Up close with the Mexican cartel foot soldiers smuggling deadly fentanyl into the USA.
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Concerns over toxic substances after cargo ship hits oil tanker carrying jet fuel
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6/10 A sparkling new literary whodunnit for Radio 4 from the acclaimed author William Boyd.
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We ask how Russia will respond.
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7/10 A sparkling new literary whodunnit for Radio 4 from the award-winning writer William Boyd,
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Labour seeks to reduce benefits bill, but MPs voice concern
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8/10 A sparkling new literary whodunnit for Radio 4 from the acclaimed author William Boyd.
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Where do Russian leader's comments leave chances of ceasefire?
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9/10 A brilliant new literary whodunnit for Radio 4 from the acclaimed author William Boyd.
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German parties agreed to amend the constitution to massively boost defence spending
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10/10 A brilliant new literary whodunnit for Radio 4 from the acclaimed author William Boyd.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4
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How did Bradford's diverse food cultures help it to win UK City of Culture 2025?
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Ben Wright and guests discuss benefit reform, cutting bureaucracy and the Ukraine crisis.
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1/5 Exciting new drama from Julian Simpson.
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Susan Hulme reports as the Home Secretary unveils a host of new criminal offences.
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How Silicon Valley capitalism is as much about storytelling as the bottom line.
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Sean Curran reports as MPs are updated on a collision between two vessels in the North Sea
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5/5 Comic wondering at keeping secrets and the changing shape of pop stars' heads.
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1/4 The stand-up comic's unique perspective on living life with his blindness.
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Susan Hulme reports from Westminster on Prime Minister's Questions and more.
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Lord Blunkett offers his assessment and Amol talks to new Today presenter Anna Foster.
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Sean Curran reports as the Health Secretary says he's taking control of the NHS in England
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And how should they take on Donald Trump?
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Alicia McCarthy reports from Westminster as MPs debate research into rare cancers.
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3/4 Sequels, the pursuit of inspiration and how you can tell if you're old or not.
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11/13 The wide-ranging music quiz chaired by Paul Gambaccini
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Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the Persian ruler Cyrus the Great.
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An original short story for radio, written by Tom Vowler and read by Carl Prekopp.
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