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How understanding inflammation could transform treatments from cancer to Alzheimer’s.
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Tony Hawks starts to investigate the thorny issue of inheritance.
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Lawyers tell Tony Hawks about the huge rise in inheritance disputes.
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Tony Hawks explores money mindsets, family finances and personal attitudes to inheritance.
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Tony Hawks tries to find a more balanced approach to the thorny issue of inheritance.
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The award-winning writer speaks to a Bookclub audience about her debut novel, The Appeal.
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Rev Carolyn Skinner.
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How wildlife is coping in the drought
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Former army officer Will Robson investigates how today’s technology shapes modern warfare.
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Rev Carolyn Skinner.
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This year's harvest puts many farmers in the red.
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What if the Goldilocks zone is for idiots?
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Rev Carolyn Skinner.
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Scotland's first minister on farming policy and how to deal with wildfires in future.
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When tragedy strikes, why do we so often respond with positivity?
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Rev Carolyn Skinner.
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As bluetongue cases continue to rise, farmers are urged to vaccinate their livestock.
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David Aaronovitch explores what social care is for, who gets it and how it works.
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Rev Carolyn Skinner.
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We hear of work to make the UK’s arable crops more resilient in a changing climate.
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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 Richard Reddie.
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Richard King visits Corsewall lighthouse with keeper Barry Miller.
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The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping.
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Bells on Sunday comes from St Martin’s Church in Eynsford, Kent
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Blind war veterans fearing eviction, and reflections on the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
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News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
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Dame Tracey Emin introduces Martha Kearney to the landscape and the wild waves of Margate.
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As bluetongue cases continue to rise, farmers are urged to vaccinate their livestock.
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How Catholicism helped overthrow a dictator and restored democracy to the Philippines.
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Reviving a long-lost county breed of Somerset.
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Prisoner of conscience, Sebastia, 'Mandy Burnham'
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Founder Scilla Elworthy makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Peace Direct.
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Bishop Rosemarie Mallett marks the founding of the Mothers' Union 150 years ago.
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In 1974, the Italian film icon secured an exclusive interview with the Cuban leader.
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Conservationist Isabella Tree on the success of the common whitethroat at Knepp in Sussex
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Is natalism the answer to population decline, or should we accept managed decline?
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2/6 The decade in which China reshaped its relationship with the international system.
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2/7 The story of the man who started the cold war. With a telegram.
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Millions of people still have long Covid, yet a cure still isn't quite within reach.
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When tragedy strikes, why do we so often respond with positivity?
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2/6 Colin and D begin production, but remain tempted by their lucrative drug dealing business.
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Did the Boy Emperor in fact fiddle while Rome burned?
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1/4 John Wilson explores the story of the guitar as a driver of social and cultural change.
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Emma Grede, businesswoman, shares the soundtrack of her life with Lauren Laverne.
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Stewart Lee explores the story and ideas of counter-culture and its importance today.
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Drs Chris and Xand van Tulleken explore hydration.
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The Police Federation calls for a U-turn as its petition reaches 829,000.
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As Listener Week kicks off, how honest are you with your friends about your marriage?
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As Listener Week continues, we ask why more treatments aren’t available for lipoedema.
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As we continue Listener Week - the pressure to be coupled up when you're young.
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As Listener Week continues, we hear how a community handled domestic abuse allegations.
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Join Greg and his guests to learn all about the Roman emperor, Constantine the Great.
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7/6 Jay Rayner and the panel are at Chelsea Academy to discuss coconut and buffet food.
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Neurologist Professor Dame Pamela Shaw joins Lauren Laverne.
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The story of a man who spent years in an Ecuadorian prison for drug trafficking.
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Tony Hawks starts to investigate the thorny issue of inheritance.
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Ellen and Mark on film and TV’s enduring fascination with UFOs and extraterrestrial life.
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Tony Hawks hears about the impact of receiving an inheritance.
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Uncovering a secret Cold War trade of animals in exchange for Jewish lives.
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Fascinating, surprising and eye-opening stories from the past, brought to life.
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Lawyers tell Tony Hawks about the huge rise in inheritance disputes.
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2/3 A journey through the landscape that shapes the health of our children.
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Tony Hawks explores money mindsets, family finances and personal attitudes to inheritance.
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Sheila Dillon explores the weird and wonderful world of maturing cheese.
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Tony Hawks tries to find a more balanced approach to the thorny issue of inheritance.
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A former Cambridge politics professor has a bold proposal: lowering the voting age to six.
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The origin story of the man accused by US law enforcement of fuelling the fentanyl crisis.
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Bert comes a cropper, and one resident faces an emergency dash.
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Consumer confidence is the highest it has been for six months.
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Call You & Yours: How do you focus on reading?
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Peers say toxic pet flea treatments are being used much more than necessary.
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You just want to speak to someone - and criminals know that
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What makes the perfect pillow?
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News of a TV show about the disorder and its causes prompts a big backlash.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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Stelios, the EasyJet founder, tells Sean why his low-cost movie theatres didn't take off.
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Lucy Porter gets current-ish with Vittorio Angelone, Jake Bhardwaj and Susie McCabe.
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3/5 Matthew Bannister on changing attitudes to dying, death and how we memorialise our dead.
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3/6 Paul Merton, Zoe Lyons, Catherine Bohart and Paterson Joseph.
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Nigel Farage is questioned about finances at policy launch.
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1/5 Dan Richards looks to the past to gather knowledge and skills for an uncertain future.
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How the border surge created an EU political storm.
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2/5 Dan Richards looks to the past to gather knowledge and skills for an uncertain future.
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Flights diverted after police confirm finding a drone carrying an explosive device.
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3/5 Dan Richards looks to the past to gather knowledge and skills for an uncertain future.
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Many of those referred to the government's anti-radicalisation scheme were children.
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4/5 Dan Richards looks to the past to gather knowledge and skills for an uncertain future.
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News, analysis and comment from BBC Radio 4
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5/5 Dan Richards looks to the past to gather knowledge and skills for an uncertain future.
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National and international news from BBC Radio 4
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Henry Zeffman presents political debate from the Open University in Milton Keynes.
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Reflections on the withdrawal from Afghanistan and the five years of Taliban rule since.
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Andy Burnham has pledged to tackle rough sleeping before. Can it work this time?
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Jazzer makes a controversial suggestion.
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4/6 An early retirement offer for Ellie leaves Mitch looking for a home. Stars Angus Deayton.
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Does giving rights to rivers and forests change how we think about the world around us?
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Neil finds himself run ragged.
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Holiday romance on Ibiza - with a twist: Lizzie unexpectedly finds both new and old love.
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A bold series of short dramas reflecting life across the UK.
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There’s heartbreak in store for Chelsea.
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Brian Epstein, The Beatles’ manager, finds unexpected love in Portmeirion, Wales, in 1966.
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One resident faces an emergency dash.
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The CIA’s strangest anti-Soviet weapon yet: a spy cat.
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Richard King visits Corsewall lighthouse with keeper Barry Miller.
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Listeners respond to the issues raised in the preceding edition of Any Questions?
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Keira makes a surprising discovery.
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Kathy Clugston and the Gardeners’ Question Time team visit The Hidden Gardens in Glasgow.
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John Yorke explores Don DeLillo’s 1988 novel Libra.
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Harriett Gilbert meets an education activist and an actor to discover books they love.
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Join Greg and his guests to learn all about the history of underwear in the west.
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8/11 Lucy Worsley meets a Victorian opera singer who fought the Lunacy Laws – and won.
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How Catholicism helped overthrow a dictator and restored democracy to the Philippines.
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A journey through stone, memory, and the traces we leave behind.
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After a violent assault left him with no memory, Stephen McAll pieces together his story.
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Dame Tracey Emin introduces Martha Kearney to the landscape and the wild waves of Margate.
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Model David Gandy makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Over the Wall Camp
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Andrea Catherwood discusses this year's BBC Proms with Radio 3 controller Sam Jackson.
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Kathy Clugston and the Gardeners’ Question Time team visit The Hidden Gardens in Glasgow.
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Cara reconnects with an old friend on Anglesey. By Fflur Dafydd. Read by Lois Meleri Jones
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A chance encounter reunites Leigh with Rick, the man she never stopped wondering about.
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1/2 Adaptation of Don DeLillo’s fictionalised reimagining of the assassination of JFK.
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Former army officer Will Robson investigates how today’s technology shapes modern warfare.
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6/6 Jay Rayner and the panel visit Glasgow to answer listeners' culinary questions.
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3/3 A major three-part series on Sylvia Plath, presented by Mariella Frostrup.
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Drs Chris and Xand van Tulleken explore hydration.
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3/5 The deeply personal story of an accident, extreme guilt, and its power to transform us.
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The movie studios that are making waves outside the mainstream.
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David Aaronovitch explores what social care is for, who gets it and how it works.
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The surprising science of how drought affects the health of our soils.
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Also, music manager Vicki Wickham, artist Simone Forti and director Justin Hardy.
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When tragedy strikes, why do we so often respond with positivity?
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As we look back at Listener Week, dealing with an elderly parent as a pensioner yourself.
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American author and humourist David Sedaris on his new collection of essays.
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General knowledge quiz. Spotlights on Apollo 13, Russian Far East and Catherine of Aragon.
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Reform leader Nigel Farage ready to 'have a conversation' on a pact with Restore Britain.
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We hear what the plan means for public safety and speak to the victims minister.
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Joshua Bonehill-Paine no longer running as Tory council candidate after extremism row.
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The former justice secretary shares his concerns about the scheme.
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The Met admits one of Levy's victims would be alive today if errors hadn't been made.
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Former Safeguarding Minister Jess Philips tells PM of 'fundamental cultural problem'
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What makes the perfect pillow?
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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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In 1990, L'Osmothèque opened in Versailles, France, with a collection of 400 perfumes.
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The story of a man who spent years in an Ecuadorian prison for drug trafficking.
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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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Reform says it would use the Navy to return migrants crossing the Channel in small boats
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3/6 Paul Merton, Zoe Lyons, Catherine Bohart and Paterson Joseph.
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The Justice Secretary has apologised to the families affected by the scheme
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6/6 This week we hear the essay Sweet Land of Liberty and a recent diary extract.
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Joshua Bonehill-Paine had been selected to contest a local council election
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2/6 Jamie MacDonald’s Reformer Pilates faces stiff competition from Free Flaps and Persistence
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The biggest group of referrals is children under the age of 15.
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2/6 Chris and Amy await the arrival of The Great Zambino but a queue is holding up traffic.
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A string of mistakes left a known sex offender free to murder two women
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Lucy Porter gets current-ish with Vittorio Angelone, Jake Bhardwaj and Susie McCabe.
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President Zelensky has appealed for more air defences after more Russian strikes on Kyiv.
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Stuart Maconie and guests from Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann (All-Ireland Fleadh) in Belfast.
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National and international news from BBC Radio 4
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Nick Ahad presents a weekly selection of the best bits of audio across the BBC.
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Neil finds himself run ragged.
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Magic live in the studio, author Jacqueline Crooks and French museum security.
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John Hannah on Benidorm is Murder and a look at Hull's newly refurbished Maritime Museum.
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There’s heartbreak in store for Chelsea.
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Actress Stockard Channing on her directorial debut at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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One resident faces an emergency dash.
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Richard Dadd at the Royal Academy and AI companies shredding rare books.
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Keira makes a surprising discovery.
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Ellen and Mark explore changing ideas about masculinity and vulnerability on screen.
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3/5 Matthew Bannister on changing attitudes to dying, death and how we memorialise our dead.
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How Gibraltar became the tech, data and innovation capital of the online gambling industry
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There’s controversy at the summer fete.
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Plunge into the abyss of deep geological time with Karine Polwart.
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How getting an early night could boost your brain, your heart and help you lose weight.
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Government policy on legal migration, overseas workers and indefinite leave to remain.
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What if the Goldilocks zone is for idiots?
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Uncovering a secret Cold War trade of animals in exchange for Jewish lives.
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Blind war veterans fearing eviction, and reflections on the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
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Do we need more British-born doctors and nurses?
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How a garden project is providing therapy for a GP and her patients.
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Lucy Easthope explores the history of risk.
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The movie studios that are making waves outside the mainstream.
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Henry Zeffman presents political debate from the Open University in Milton Keynes.
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Fascinating, surprising and eye-opening stories from the past, brought to life.
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A journey into the ways women writers have written the mother.
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Andrea Catherwood discusses this year's BBC Proms with Radio 3 controller Sam Jackson.
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Also, music manager Vicki Wickham, artist Simone Forti and director Justin Hardy.
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Is natalism the answer to population decline, or should we accept managed decline?
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2/6 The decade in which China reshaped its relationship with the international system.
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How amid the tents and the rubble Gaza is developing once again as an unlikely tech hub.
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Unmasking scammers' fake faces with Jim Browning.
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2/7 The story of the man who started the cold war. With a telegram.
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Millions of people still have long Covid, yet a cure still isn't quite within reach.
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Stuart Maconie and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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The truth finally comes out, as the government confirms a new brain disease in humans.
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Did the Boy Emperor in fact fiddle while Rome burned?
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2/6 Colin and D begin production, but remain tempted by their lucrative drug dealing business.
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Stories of conflict that forged a movement.
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Stelios, the EasyJet founder, tells Sean why his low-cost movie theatres didn't take off.
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Founder Scilla Elworthy makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Peace Direct.
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The origin story of the man accused by US law enforcement of fuelling the fentanyl crisis.
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Several rivers are at record low levels after prolonged drought conditions
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1/10 Dr Primrose and his family must leave the parsonage.
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The boat was attempting to cross to the UK when its engine caught fire
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2/10 The family meet Mr Burchell, and arrive at their new home.
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We ask what the Jewish community makes of the decision.
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3/10 Mr Thornhill visits the family, who hope for upturned fortunes
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Prevent referrals in England and Wales were up 39% in the year to September 2025
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4/10 Dr Primrose is duped at the fair, and falls out with Burchell.
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Former adviser to Turkish President says pact is intended to "check Iran"
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5/10 Olivia elopes, and Dr Primrose sets out to look for her.
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National and international news from BBC Radio 4
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Sheila Dillon explores the weird and wonderful world of maturing cheese.
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Novelist Megan Nolan goes in search of one of Ireland’s first true beatniks, Brendan Behan
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2/4 Liza gains ground on set, but rising tensions with Gary threaten her control.
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1/4 Sir Christopher Nolan and Sir Christopher Frayling tell a new story of British cinema.
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Ben Garrod and Jess French delve beneath the deep feathery plumage of the grey grey owl.
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2/4 Christopher Nolan and Christopher Frayling continue their new story of British cinema.
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5/6 Sunil attempts to make a baby.
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Comedy series following amateur paranormal podcaster Chris Relish.
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3/4 Christopher Nolan and Christopher Frayling discuss music, market research and Flashdance.
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A former Cambridge politics professor has a bold proposal: lowering the voting age to six.
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4/4 Christopher Nolan and Christopher Frayling conclude their look at a bold era in UK cinema.
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Abdul El-Sayed’s left-wing victory in Michigan has sent shock waves through the party.
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Humans are around 70% water. But where is it all? And what's it doing inside us?
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2/4 In this episode, Olga tackles intelligence.
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General knowledge quiz. Spotlights on A Song of Ice and Fire and county cricket.
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The Royal Ballet's Lauren Cuthbertson on quintessential British ballerina Margot Fonteyn.
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What is awe, and where do we find it?
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Cara reconnects with an old friend on Anglesey. By Fflur Dafydd. Read by Lois Meleri Jones
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