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Daily prayer and reflection with Rev Dr Leslie Griffiths. Show more

The UK is the biggest grower of daffodils in the World. Farming Today visits one of the largest daffodil farms in the country to find out why they are such a success story. Show more

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With Sarah Montague and Justin Webb. Including Sports Desk; Weather; Thought for the Day.

Andrew Marr talks to the Archbishop of Canterbury, Philip Pullman, David Baddiel and Mona Siddiqui about truth and interpretation in sacred texts, blasphemy, Jesus and jokes. Show more

What does home mean to you? Is it where you come from or where you are now? Is it bricks and mortar or something more profound? Jane Garvey and guests discuss what makes a home. Show more

Police family liaison officer DC Jackie Hartwell is asked to support the wife and son of a political activist killed by a train, and is soon convinced that his death is suspicious. Show more

Stefan Gates investigates Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting of The Last Supper, and what it says about the life of Jesus. From 2010. Show more

Middle-aged divorcee Sarah looks for romance on an internet dating site, but her first experience proves hugely embarrassing. Stars Lia Williams and Henry Goodman. From April 2010. Show more

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National and international news with Shaun Ley.

Paul Gambaccini hosts the wide-ranging music quiz, with contestants from Scotland and the North of England. From 2010. Show more

Pip shows her priorities are still in order, and Brenda spots a golden opportunity. Show more

Mystery by Bert Coules, inspired by the stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. A disused lighthouse on a remote stretch of the Kent coast is the scene of a bizarre double death. Show more

Sponsored by a well-known 'toilet soap', the Lux Theater brought the silver screen to the airwaves, with specially adapted versions of Hollywood films. Show more

Over tea and chocolate tart at the Ritz, comedian Joan Rivers discusses food-related fear and self-loathing with Nina Myskow. Show more

Sheila Dillon explores what's been described as 'the soya sauce of European cuisine', Verjuice - the unfermented juice of unripe fruit. Show more

Simon Cox presents the topical magazine exploring the digital world. Is technology allowing criminals to continue their careers from behinds bars? Show more

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David Mitchell hosts as guests Tony Hawks, Arthur Smith, Phill Jupitus and Catherine Tate talk with deliberate inaccuracy about hats, pigeons, hairdressers and Lord Nelson. Show more

Privacy's a pipe dream for Alice and Chris, and David and Pip go head to head. Show more

Arts news and reviews. John Wilson visits historic houses, including Chatsworth in Derbyshire and Dumfries House, Ayrshire, to see how they meet the challenges of the 21st century. Show more

Police family liaison officer DC Jackie Hartwell is asked to support the wife and son of a political activist killed by a train, and is soon convinced that his death is suspicious. Show more

Dissecting the impact of the failure of Birmingham-based manufacturer Savekers in March 2009 from the perspective of boardroom, back office and shopfloor. Show more

Linda Pressly reports on Mongolia's coldest winter in a decade, with temperatures reaching 50 degrees celsius below zero, and livestock dying in millions. Show more

Quentin Cooper hears about genes, science and patents. Plus, the first couple of contenders in the So You Want to be a Scientist talent search, and plastic-chomping bacteria. Show more

Andrew Marr talks to the Archbishop of Canterbury, Philip Pullman, David Baddiel and Mona Siddiqui about truth and interpretation in sacred texts, blasphemy, Jesus and jokes. Show more

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National and international news and analysis with Ritula Shah.

Crossing the Atlantic to visit an old lost friend, Violet Hetherington makes a worrying discovery. Read by Eileen Atkins. Show more

Why do people always want to "improve" your English? Michael Rosen investigates the phenomenom of the "style guide" and asks whether all the advice that's given is helpful. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Film critic Sarah Churchwell celebrates the classic romantic film comedy with its writer, Nora Ephron. From August 2009.

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4 Extra Debut. The man who fixed the gaping holes of Rue d'Enfer now makes his dramatic entry in Graham Robb's book. Narrated by Stephen Boxer. Show more

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