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Susan Calman champions one of the most misunderstood musical instruments - the recorder.
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3/5 An exploration of how the threat of danger shapes the experience of the night for women.
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4/5 Dancing, clubbing, hedonism and the power of night-time storytelling.
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5/5 The singing of prayers for the world at midnight brings unexpected beauty.
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Gurnaik Johal tells Take Four Books about his debut novel, Saraswati.
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Alicia McCarthy reports as peers discuss the state of the UK's defences.
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Steve Taylor.
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Shellfish report, rural wellbeing, chicken welfare.
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Sir Keir Starmer is put on the spot by MPs. Susan Hulme reports.
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Water pollution, farmers' wellbeing.
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Sean Curran reports as Rachel Reeves attends her annual Q&A session with a Lords committee
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Steve Taylor
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Battery storage, farmer wellbeing, plastic recycling.
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The path to peace is hard to find. We meet people with radical ideas on how to get there.
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The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Steve Taylor
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Celebrating Welsh farming, food and rural life at the Royal Welsh Show.
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Is Labour's promise of 'an improved and ambitious relationship' with Europe coming true?
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The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Steve Taylor.
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The UK's Chief Vet says don't risk bringing back foot and mouth in holiday food souvenirs.
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Radio 4's daily prayer and reflection with Dr Cynan Llwyd.
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With one bar chart, three students help expose a global corporate scandal
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Bells on Sunday comes from the church of St Peter and St Mary in Stowmarket, Suffolk.
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There have been rumoured cuts to Access to Work, In Touch digs a little deeper.
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Wildlife ranger Lira Valencia tells Martha Kearney about her love of the natural world.
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Given all the challenges, why on earth would young people get into farming?
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Emily Wither meets Syrian Alawites who have fled to Lebanon.
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Mariclare Carey-Jones meets the team at the UK’s only leech farm.
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Konnie Huq makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Afghanaid.
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A service exploring counterculture in Christianity.
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On 22 July 2005, an unarmed Brazilian man was shot dead by police in London
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Zoologist and author Jo Wimpenny on studying the New Caledonian crow for her PhD in Oxford
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4/6 Are we equipped to deal with a rising tide of misinformation?
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The police arrest George and Layton – but their Viking hoard is nowhere to be found.
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Natalie tells the story of the ancient city of Alexandria. With Islam Issa and Edith Hall.
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We ask what's brewing in Birmingham's bins, plus measles and challenges for medical ethics
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The path to peace is hard to find. We meet people with radical ideas on how to get there.
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In life, neighbours protected Michael Judd, but when he died thieves stole everything.
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3/4 The story of the year New York became the biggest, most populous city in the world,
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3/4 Former Conservative foreign secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind reflects on a life in politics.
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Gustavo Dudamel, conductor, shares the soundtrack of his life with Lauren Laverne.
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Drs Chris and Xand van Tulleken explore the effects of caffeine on our brains and bodies.
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Natalie tells the story of the ancient city of Alexandria. With Islam Issa and Edith Hall.
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Israel lifts aid ban: trucks move into Gaza from Egypt.
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Two female campaigners react to today's water industry review.
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Former MP Margaret Hodge on why she wants women over 70 to be screened for breast cancer.
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Dame Maggie Aderin-Pocock on why the Space Shuttle programme was a game changer for women.
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BBC's Yolande Knell on the warning from aid organisations about mass starvation in Gaza.
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Kathryn Harkup on the science behind the fiction that inspired Agatha Christie’s plots.
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Join Greg and his guests to learn all about the feuding Kellogg Brothers.
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James Fox asks how Hokusai's The Great Wave became so famous.
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Monica Dolan, actor, shares the soundtrack of her life with Lauren Laverne.
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How much safer are we from terrorism than 20 years ago?
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1/5 An elegant exploration of how the night shapes the mind, culture and society.
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Ellen E Jones and Mark Kermode look for the real Scotland on screen as Braveheart turns 30
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2/5 The relationship between sleeplessness and artistic expression is explored.
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Award-winning current affairs documentary series.
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3/5 An exploration of how the threat of danger shapes the experience of the night for women.
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Brian Cox and Robin Ince jump into the science behind sporting greatness.
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4/5 Dancing, clubbing, hedonism and the power of night-time storytelling.
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Sheila Dillon investigates claims the food industry wields too much influence.
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5/5 The singing of prayers for the world at midnight brings unexpected beauty.
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Britain's rivers are polluted but the best-selling author says there's a way to save them.
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Sectarian violence erupts again, despite the president's promise to protect minorities.
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Events spiral out of control at The Bull and Jazzer struggles to keep up appearances.
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Warning about skin-lightening IV drips.
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How do you find time for books, and how can we encourage young people to read?
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Fake companies registered to real addresses.
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The standout successes and costliest catastrophes of the last 12 months.
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Can dehumidifiers dry out your house - and your clothes?
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Is it useful to talk about a hierarchy of racism?
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When will you retire? And will you have enough money to live comfortably?
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1/6 There's something in the water in the UK, literally...
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Julian Metcalfe on starting up fast food chain Pret A Manger and later Itsu.
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3/6 Harry Enfield, Miles Jupp, Lucy Porter & Marcus Brigstocke at Butterworth Hall, Warwick.
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We hear from an aid worker in central Gaza. Plus, Reform UK launch justice policy.
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6/10 As HS2 faces fresh threats, a new prime minister steps in.
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The Conservative leader brings back former rival Sir James Cleverly in a surprise move.
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7/10 HS2's contracts with major firms become a new focus for critics.
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City traders in LIBOR scandal have convictions quashed by the Supreme Court.
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8/10 HS2 begins building, and environmental protestors make their presence felt
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International warnings grow about lack of aid inside Gaza
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9/10 Rishi Sunak is faced with the decision of what to do about HS2's future.
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10/10 Kate asks: What next for HS2?
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Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Mycenae House in London.
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Radio 4's look at the week's big stories from both home and around the world.
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The voting age is being lowered from 18 to 16. Should it really be heading back up to 21?
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Events spiral out of control at The Bull.
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4/6 A new job, an old acquaintance and a tortoise.
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3/5 Poems read by Bríd Brennan, Adrian Dunbar and Stephen Rea.
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Comedy drama by Alan Harris, starring Darren Evans.
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The past returns to haunt Chelsea.
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6/7 Glenda Jackson leads a series of linked dramas exploring sex in contemporary Britain.
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Jazzer struggles to keep up appearances.
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A jacket donated to a refugee camp in Calais is returned to the owner. With Toby Jones.
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The fallout from Tracy’s party continues.
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Indonesia, a porn film and a legendary spymaster’s final break down...
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With one bar chart, three students help expose a global corporate scandal
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Listeners respond to the issues raised in the preceding edition of Any Questions?
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The nightmare continues for Kenton.
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Peter Gibbs and the GQT panel are in Bracknell Forest to solve some gardening conundrums.
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John Yorke looks at Death at La Fenice, Donna Leon’s first Commissario Brunetti novel.
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Writer Horatio Clare joins barrister Joanna Hardy-Susskind to discuss favourite books.
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Join Greg and his guests to learn all about acclaimed French novelist Alexandre Dumas.
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1/8 The climbers in K2’s Base Camp try to reach the summit before time runs out.
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Emily Wither meets Syrian Alawites who have fled to Lebanon.
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Do you know your credit score? We look at what affects it and how to improve it.
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Rachel Hurdley explores the story of the mantelpiece and how it reveals our secret selves.
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Wildlife ranger Lira Valencia tells Martha Kearney about her love of the natural world.
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Paralympian Hannah Cockroft CBE presents the Radio 4 appeal on behalf of Newlife
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Andrea Catherwood speaks to comedian Tony Hawks about his new series on inheritance.
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Peter Gibbs and the GQT panel are in Bracknell Forest to solve some gardening conundrums.
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A new short work from Helen McClory about a festival that has dystopian dark corners.
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The story of how Britain sent thousands of Cossacks to Stalin and certain death in 1945.
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With water levels high, Brunetti investigates murder in Venice’s Ducal Palace Museum.
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Is a radical political philosophy guiding the actions of the Trump administration?
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Greg James digs into the BBC's archives, using current stories as a portal to the past.
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The story of a friendship torn apart by type - as in, the bits of metal that print words.
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Drs Chris and Xand van Tulleken explore the effects of caffeine on our brains and bodies.
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Naomi Alderman explores the mind of Socrates, the original disruptor.
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Media coverage of protests at Epping migrant hotel, Vatican influencer conference & more.
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Is Labour's promise of 'an improved and ambitious relationship' with Europe coming true?
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The latest science of how animals communicate, with a live audience at the Hay Festival.
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Matthew Bannister on two singers, a campaigner and a cardiologist.
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The path to peace is hard to find. We meet people with radical ideas on how to get there.
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Former MP Margaret Hodge on why she wants women over 70 to be screened for breast cancer.
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Multi-award-winning writer Denise Mina discusses her new novel, The Good Liar.
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The contest of lateral thinking and cryptic connections, chaired by Kirsty Lang. 12/12
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We ask a member of the government's newly revived Pensions Commission.
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News and current affairs, reporting on breaking stories and summing up the day's headlines
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News and current affairs, reporting on breaking stories and summing up the day's headlines
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Starmer calls Macron and Merz as Donald Trump heads for the UK.
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Full coverage of the day's news
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Can dehumidifiers dry out your house - and your clothes?
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The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
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In February 1933, the home to the German Parliament in Berlin was burned down.
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A man whose sentence was longer than he had been alive.
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A landmark review of the water industry has been released
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3/6 Harry Enfield, Miles Jupp, Lucy Porter & Marcus Brigstocke at Butterworth Hall, Warwick.
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A report says they were arranged by the firm building a hotel for the union
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4/6 Paul Merton talks to Naga Munchetty about the items she would send to Room 101.
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International pressure is mounting on Israel to lift restrictions on aid
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Breaststroke, babying and boxed wine.
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We have a special report on the suffering inside the territory
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Stand-up comedy unpicking a complex web of 'hyperfixations', one obsession at a time.
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BBC speaks to a former US soldier who worked at Israel-US backed aid sites in Gaza
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1/6 There's something in the water in the UK, literally...
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Aid workers warn of "deepening starvation" in Gaza
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Clive Anderson and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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Israel pauses some military action and allows more aid supplies into Gaza
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June Yee presents a selection of the best bits of audio across the BBC.
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Mark Gatiss on new detective series Bookish, cuts to NPR, Inter Alia play and 80s film.
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The past returns to haunt Chelsea.
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We discuss the new Fantastic Four, and Jimmy McGovern talks about BBC drama Unforgivable.
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Jazzer struggles to keep up appearances.
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Prison-themed stage productions and the composer Bruckner's fascination with death masks.
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The fallout from Tracy’s party continues.
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Burlesque the Musical, Washington Black on Disney Plus, German black comedy Dying.
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The nightmare continues for Kenton.
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Ellen and Mark delve into remakes and reboots from Breathless to Alien: Earth.
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Julian Metcalfe on starting up fast food chain Pret A Manger and later Itsu.
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Brian Cox and Robin Ince jump into the science behind sporting greatness.
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Debate rages at Home Farm.
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A vicar takes on a church and discovers there's a decapitated head in the vestry.
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Can building muscles boost your brain, enhance immunity and reverse signs of ageing?
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What does a change in the Trump-Putin relationship mean for the war in Ukraine?
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Science that makes living in our homes safer and cooler in a changing climate.
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Award-winning current affairs documentary series.
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There have been rumoured cuts to Access to Work, In Touch digs a little deeper.
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Many male authors say they are struggling in a female-dominated world.
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How a running club helps recovery from addiction.
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Naomi Alderman explores the mind of Socrates, the original disruptor.
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Media coverage of protests at Epping migrant hotel, Vatican influencer conference & more.
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Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Mycenae House in London.
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Fascinating, surprising and eye-opening stories from the past, brought to life.
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Allan Little explores the legacy of the trial that divided and shook France to its core.
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Andrea Catherwood speaks to comedian Tony Hawks about his new series on inheritance.
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Matthew Bannister on two singers, a campaigner and a cardiologist.
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Nicky Campbell explores the modern boarding school experience.
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Dan Neidle reveals the unexpected ways tax shapes our world.
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How an Oxford professor's betrayal exposed the secrets of the Museum of the Bible.
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Evan Davis meets some of the key figures from a much-maligned industry
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Mel Giedroyc examines the impact of war on Disney’s company and his 1941 film Dumbo.
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We ask what's brewing in Birmingham's bins, plus measles and challenges for medical ethics
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Stuart Maconie and guests at the Durham Brass Festival.
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Matthew Syed asks what it means to be distracted in a media world vying for our attention.
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David Runciman tells the story of the 1945 election and the dawn of a new age.
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The extraordinary inside story of Britain's most ambitious and controversial rail project.
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When will you retire? And will you have enough money to live comfortably?
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Konnie Huq makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Afghanaid.
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Sectarian violence erupts again, despite the president's promise to protect minorities.
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A joint statement says Israel's aid delivery model is dangerous
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1/10 By William Golding. At the cathedral, work begins on the construction of the spire.
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Tributes flow in for Black Sabbath frontman and heavy metal icon
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2/10 By William Golding. Jocelin is determined that nothing shall stop the building work.
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The WHO has warned of a “deadly surge” in malnutrition in Gaza
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3/10 By William Golding. Floods create new, unpleasant challenges at the cathedral.
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Netanyahu denounces President Macron's announcement, says it will "reward terror"
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4/10 By William Golding. Something is happening between Roger Mason and Goody Pangall.
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131 Labour MPs urge the Prime Minister to recognise a Palestinian state
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5/10 By William Golding. In the cathedral, the pillars at the cross-ways are singing.
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National and international news from BBC Radio 4
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Sheila Dillon investigates claims the food industry wields too much influence.
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Ben Wright and panel look ahead to Keir Starmer's meeting with President Trump in Scotland
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3/4 Bill Nighy stars as the loveably louche actor cum amateur sleuth.
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Alicia McCarthy reports as the prime minister is grilled by the Commons committee chairs.
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A media and political storm gathers around detectives investigating in Havana.
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Susan Hulme reports as Rachel Reeves calls for more risk-taking to drive economic growth.
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Today sees Lindsey talk to the dead and dodge a bust-up at her mum’s DJ night.
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3/4 Semi-improvised comedy, eavesdropping on taxi journeys around the north west.
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Paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi asks: Why do we go to the pub?
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Calls for calm over Essex asylum hotel protests. Sean Curran reports.
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Britain's rivers are polluted but the best-selling author says there's a way to save them.
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Paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi asks why do humans play?
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Susan Hulme reports as peers demand answers about a new law to prevent cover-ups.
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Six months into his second term, how is the US president doing?
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Pull back the curtain on the hidden world behind the target girl’s silent, singular image.
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4/4 Kat attempts the impossible; posting a perfect online apology.
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The contest of lateral thinking and cryptic connections, chaired by Kirsty Lang. 11/12
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3/4 The story of the year New York became the biggest, most populous city in the world,
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Who really was Lord Lucan behind that charming façade?
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A new short work from Helen McClory about a festival that has dystopian dark corners.
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