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Daily prayer and reflection with Rev Peter Baker. Show more
Charlotte Smith examines Defra's three billion pound budget, and looks where cuts might fall. Plus a cider-maker explains the challenge of growing champion apples. Show more
The latest weather forecast for farmers.
With Justin Webb and John Humphrys. Including Sports Desk; Weather; Thought for the Day.
Andrew Marr talks to historian and political advisor Norman Stone and Director of the British Museum Neil MacGregor, the journalist Ben Judah and Marina Warner. Show more
Presented by Jane Garvey. Jane Ashley on photographing her mum Laura's iconic clothes. How do we view women who leave their children? Male rape in prison; music from Lucinda Belle. Show more
Dramatisation by Sheila Yeger of Laura Alcoba's moving account of her childhood in Argentina during the 'Dirty War' of the 1970s. Show more
Howard Sounes explores the tragic events, mired in racism in the USA in 1963, detailed in Bob Dylan's song. From 2010. Show more
When his teenage son won't be seen out with him, Adam's determined to prove he's cool. Starring Lenny Henry. From October 2009. Show more
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National and international news with Martha Kearney.
Paul Gambaccini hosts the eclectic music quiz, with contestants from Glasgow and Adlington and Wigan in Lancashire. From 2010. Show more
Vicky puts her money where her mouth is and full-time Brenda adjusts to a part-time relationship. Show more
By Danny Brocklehurst. In 1983, 17-year-old Simon, living in the shadow of Sellafield, falls in love with a beautiful anti-nuclear activist and sees his chance to make a difference. Show more
What's life like in an orchestra pit? Sarah Lenton explores the Royal Opera House archive to find out what the glittering world of opera and ballet looks like from below. Show more
Shami Chakrabarti, director of the pressure group Liberty, heads for the British Film Institute to indulge in her favourite form of escape.
Sheila Dillon investigates the latest trends in the world of soft drinks. She also finds out why a growing number of cities in the United States are trying to tax sugary drinks. Show more
Katie Derham looks at the rail holiday and considers the effect recent events might have on the industry. Show more
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
John Lloyd and Dave Gorman accept offers from comedian Leigh Francis, poet Ruth Padel and Madness frontman Suggs. From May 2010. Show more
The countdown begins for Lilian, and Paul wonders if the time has come to say how he really feels. Show more
Front Row
Novelist David Mitchell; Keane; and a review of Money
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With Mark Lawson. David Mitchell discusses his new novel, set in Japan at the turn of the nineteenth century; and a review of the television adaptation of Martin Amis' Money. Show more
Another chance to hear Neil MacGregor's global history told through objects from the British Museum. This week he is with the great rulers of the world over 2000 years ago. Show more
Tiger v Dragon
Episode 2: China's String of Pearls
30 minutes
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Mukul Devichand travels through the newly powerful Asian giants, both hungry for resources. Will they co-operate or clash? Show more
After the Pakistani army's defeat of the Taliban in tribal areas, Owen Bennett-Jones asks if it is gaining new strength in heartlands like the Punjab. Show more
Quentin Cooper dissects the latest science. Deep water exploration, the maths of electoral reform, snail trails and lasers turn 50. Show more
Andrew Marr talks to historian and political advisor Norman Stone and Director of the British Museum Neil MacGregor, the journalist Ben Judah and Marina Warner. Show more
The latest weather forecast.
National and international news and analysis with Robin Lustig. Will Thailand's crackdown on protestors turn more bloody? How easy is it to cancel government spending projects? Show more
Delphine de Vigan's tale of adolescence and homelessness, set in contemporary Paris. Lou's parents have agreed to meet No with a view to taking her in. But No is in a bad way. Show more
Michael Rosen explores the language of football. As the World Cup approaches, has football chatter become more important than the sport itself? Show more
Francesco da Mosto celebrates the original Italian Job film from 1969 and explores the movie's enduring popularity.
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. Followed by Weather.
Another chance to hear Neil MacGregor's global history told through objects from the British Museum. This week he is with the great rulers of the world over 2000 years ago. Show more
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