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Mark Tully takes the floor to challenge the traditional role of male and female dance partners. He finds out what happens when the traditional roles are switched. Show more

Provenance is an app that wants to help food producers and retailers be more transparent, by sharing the full stories of their products' origins with the consumer. Show more

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Live from Whitchurch Methodist Church, Cardiff, led by the Rev Cathy Gale with an address from the Rev Dr Stephen Wigley and music from the Cardiff Polyphonic Choir. Show more

A chance to hear one of the most famous editions of Radio 4's 'Letter from America' - Alistair Cooke's eyewitness account of the assassination of Bobby Kennedy. Show more

Now in his second week, wildlife photographer, naturalist and presenter of the Wild Voices Project podcast Matt Williams continues to unearth the best from Tweet of the Day. Show more

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Kirsty Young interviews radio critic Gillian Reynolds. Show more

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Dan Saladino and drinks writer Pete Brown find out why Belgium beer is so influential.

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As leading dancer-choreographer Akram Khan prepares for his final full-length solo show, Xenos, about Indian soldiers in World War I, Beaty Rubens follows the creative process. Show more

Peter Gibbs and the panel are in Bristol. Bob Flowerdew, Anne Swithinbank and Pippa Greenwood answer this week's questions. Show more

Fi Glover introduces conversations about the political and social value of art and its capacity to promote joy and resolution. Show more

Lina embarks on a desperate mission, while, Taghreed's obsessive need for revenge pushes her over the edge. Stars Fatima Adoum. Show more

Margaret Atwood discusses her dystopian masterpiece The Handmaid's Tale with James Naughtie and a group of readers. This edition celebrates Bookclub's 20th anniversary. Show more

Making dance to poems inspires two choreographers in very different ways. Ben Duke chooses Milton's Paradise Lost and Julie Cunningham creates a work to poems by Kate Tempest. Show more

Is social media fuelling a spate of violent deaths in Britain? Police and victims' families claim 'drill' music - and social media - are contributing to knife and gun crime. Show more

Profiles of those currently making the headlines. Ed Stourton on the leader of Sinn Fein and face of the Irish campaign to scrap Ireland's abortion ban, Mary Lou McDonald. Show more

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Brian prepares for the fallout, and Will is worried. Show more

Ashley Blaker, Britain's only ultra-Orthodox stand-up comedian, presents a rare insider's view of his religion. From 2018. Show more

Lynne Truss observes the inhabitants of Meridian Cliffs, a small wind-battered town on the south coast, where everyone gathers to say a last goodbye to the great man of carpets. Show more

Is WH Smith really the worst shop on the high street? How safe is giving birth at home? Plus we work out how many wizards there must be in the UK and Ireland. Show more

Matthew Bannister on film editor Anne Coates, historian John Ashdown-Hill, pediatrician Dr Davida Coady, video game pioneer Ted Dabney and boxing trainer Brendan Ingle. Show more

Visa card payment problems, and will the financial regulator crack down on high-cost credit? Plus we talk to Ofgem about the smart meter rollout. Show more

Joanna Lumley makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of the HALO Trust. Show more

Catherine Guilyardi asks if French women really think differently about sexual harassment. Show more

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Looking at the latest cinema releases, DVDs and films on TV. Cult director JA Bayona tells Francine Stock why he took on the dinosaurs in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Show more

Mark Tully takes the floor to challenge the traditional role of male and female dance partners. He finds out what happens when the traditional roles are switched. Show more

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