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Huw Edwards in Thiepval, France, and Kirsty Young in Westminster Abbey, London, present a special live broadcast to mark 100 years since the first day of the Battle of the Somme. Show more

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Coverage of the national service of commemoration in Manchester, marking the centenary of the Battle of the Somme.

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Euro 2016 Sportsday with Ore Oduba live from Paris with news, previews and match reports as England, Northern Ireland and Wales bid for European glory.

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In 1916, WWI's bloodiest battle was fought at the River Somme in Northern France. Robert Hall tells the story of one of the British cameramen allowed to film its opening stages. Show more

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Post-Brexit polling, Tory leadership latest, Burnley voters on Brexit, the political mood in France, Kazuo Ishiguro and have British politics realigned? With James O'Brien.

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Catching up with Team GB medal hopefuls as they prepare for the Olympic Games, including Dina Asher-Smith and the Downie sisters.

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Click meets the robotic monks of Longquan Temple and takes a look at how technology could be used for surveillance and censorship in China. Show more

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Click meets the robotic monks of Longquan Temple and takes a look at how technology could be used for surveillance and censorship in China.

Has the BBC's response to the Brexit vote been unfairly dominated by doom and gloom views about its possible negative consequences? Show more

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Namak Khoshnaw meets refugee families whose only means of survival is to scavenge in the rubbish dump which serves Erbil in Northern Iraq.