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Spiritual reflection and prayer to start the day with the Rev Duncan MacLaren.
Farmers in Ireland are angry over a two million euro pay-off for the farming union's general secretary, who was forced to step down in a row over his salary. Show more
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Sir David Attenborough presents Australia's laughing kookaburra. Show more
Morning news and current affairs. Including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
Andrew Marr discusses goodness and pleasure with the historian Robin Lane Fox, philosopher Clare Carlisle, writer Larissa MacFarquhar and psychoanalyst Adam Phillips. Show more
Woman's Hour
Listener Week, Albinism, Steampunk
45 minutes
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Three women on living with albinism, costume designer and steampunk fan Jema Hewitt, contemporary print-maker Rushka Gray and single parent by choice Carol Fox. Show more
4 Extra Debut. True story of the 1665-66 Plague in the Derbyshire village of Eyam. A new young Rector battles for authority. Stars Al Weaver. Show more
Clare Jenkins talks to parents of premature babies and to medical staff in the neonatal unit of King's College Hospital in London, who devote their lives to helping babies survive. Show more
The lad takes up astronomy, and spots something terrible among the stars. Stars Kevin McNally. 1955 episode re-recorded in 2015. Show more
One to One
John Harris Talks to Penny Andrews about Autism
15 minutes
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John Harris, of the Guardian, talks to Penny Andrews, a university researcher, about living with autism and what it meant to receive that diagnosis when she was in her thirties. Show more
You and Yours
Energy Bills, Microchipping Pets, Rental Fraud
45 minutes
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Including a feature about George Osborne's promises for household energy bills. Plus reports about apparent increases in pet theft and fraud involving rooms for rent. Show more
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The Labour Shadow Cabinet prepares to decide on the Syria vote whip. Show more
4 Extra Debut. Alexandra Harris and Chris Stewart follow in the footsteps of the writer, Virginia Woolf: 1923 holiday in Andalucía. From 2015. Show more
What a pain for David. Helen cannot believe her ears. Show more
When Last I Saw You: Psychological thriller by Peter Whalley. Jane says she has found the man who violently attacked her five years ago. But he denies it. Show more
Wales play Scotland in the game of lateral thinking and cryptic connections, with Tom Sutcliffe asking the questions. Show more
Sheila Dillon and guests reflect on a year of cookery books and food writing. Show more
Frances Fyfield is joined by pioneering Australian conductor Simone Young to explore the exquisite and luxurious score of Richard Strauss's comic opera Der Rosenkavalier. Show more
Ernie Rae and guests discuss the pros and cons of interfaith marriage. Show more
Six O'Clock News
30/11/2015 Labour MPs given free vote on air strikes
30 minutes
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Jeremy Corbyn won't try to force his MPs into voting against bombing IS militants in Syria. Obama says climate change summit in Paris could be the turning point for the planet. Show more
The antidote to panel games returns for its 64th series with regulars Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden and Barry Cryer joined by Tony Hawks on the panel with Jack Dee in the chair. Show more
Joe is hunting for his lost youth, and Eddie feels pessimistic. Show more
Front Row
Victor Frankenstein, Andrew McMillan, Shami Chakrabarti, Finding Winnie (the Pooh)
30 minutes
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Arts news with Samira Ahmed, including Victor Frankenstein reviewed, poets Andrew McMillan and Neil Rollinson on male sexuality, and Shami Chakrabarti links reading and empathy. Show more
4 Extra Debut. True story of the 1665-66 Plague in the Derbyshire village of Eyam. A new young Rector battles for authority. Stars Al Weaver. Show more
Roger Harrabin asks what chance for a deal on climate change in Paris. Show more
Greek cemeteries have run out of space, so the dead are exhumed after just three years. In the only EU country without a crematorium the cash-strapped population has few options. Show more
There is a silent army of workers who look after the vulnerable in their own homes. We rarely hear their stories. A disturbing picture told through the eyes of three care workers. Show more
Andrew Marr discusses goodness and pleasure with the historian Robin Lane Fox, philosopher Clare Carlisle, writer Larissa MacFarquhar and psychoanalyst Adam Phillips. Show more
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The World Tonight
Labour MPs Have Free Vote on Syria
45 minutes
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There will be a vote in the Commons on Wednesday on UK air strikes in Syria, the foreign secretary says he expects the government to win it. Show more
A man unwittingly sets in train a sequence of tragic events when he sells slimming pills to a friend. Read by Patricia Hodge. Show more
Jarvis Cocker encounters an unlucky trucker, a hopeful hitchhiker and a host of Scottish ghostbusters. Show more
The strike by junior doctors is called off. Susan Hulme reports on how the breakthrough in talks was revealed to MPs, and she has the best of the rest of Monday in Parliament. Show more
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The great sweep of change which the railways initiated also shunted our vocabulary onto new tracks, and it did some odd things to the nation's understanding of time. Show more
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