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Daily prayer and reflection with Rev Mark Wakelin. Show more

Landowners are being urged to earmark hundreds of hectares of land for new farmers or risk losing young talent abroad. Show more

Lively and diverse conversation with Libby Purves and guests including Jamie Wardley, Kate Kray, Bob Woodward and Andy Hamilton. Show more

Presented by Jenni Murray. Are social networking sites taking over your children's lives? Also, childhood constipation, ceramicist Emma Bridgewater and equal pay in the recession. Show more

Dalgliesh, investigating a murder at an exclusive Dorset clinic, sets about questioning the suspects when he receives a rude interruption. Show more

Actress Jessica Hynes, a ‘latch-key kid’, explores the effects of children taking care of themselves after school. From 2010. Show more

Can Sylvia and Caroline help with a case of inadvertently encouraged romantic interest? Stars Anna Massey. From June 2010. Show more

The first Green MP, Caroline Lucas, describes her favourite moment in the history of science: the invention of the contraceptive pill. Show more

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Does the new Times website live up to the hype; why the MMR story ran and ran for so long; the BBC World Service is responding to reports of cuts. Show more

Pip makes a mistake, and Elizabeth tries to help. Show more

By Kris Kenway. Taline is a young Turkish student fleeing an assassination attempt and seeking asylum in the UK. But first she has to get through her screening interview with Carl. Show more

Vincent Duggleby and a panel of guests answer calls on student finance. Show more

Series of stories written and read by actors. James Dreyfus tells the story of grieving parents on a country estate. Show more

Lenny meets the Queen of Gospel, the mega-recording artist Rebecca Malope, he is blown away by a choir in Soweto and the choir boy who's now South Africa's sexiest singing star. Show more

Cultural critic Paul Gilroy claims that black music has lost its moral authority and is in decline. He joins Laurie Taylor and Caspar Melville to discuss the charge. Show more

After the election, what's the future for mental health care? Claudia Hammond hears new of budget cuts, and considers the future of mental health over the next five years. Show more

Nobel Prize-winning scientist Sir Tim Hunt describes his favourite moment in the history of science. Show more

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Clashes aplenty as Victoria Coren Mitchell invites Marcus Brigstocke, Natalie Haynes and the Rev Richard Coles to commit heresy. From May 2010. Show more

David gets annoyed with Elizabeth and Helen discovers some news. Show more

With Mark Lawson. Interview with writer Tony Parsons, choreographer Richard Alston celebrates 40 years of The Place, and how to end a successful TV drama series. Show more

The history of the world as told through objects; and evidence of the oldest organised sport on earth, a 3,500-year-old ball game from Central America. Show more

David Aaronovitch invites designer Caryn Franklin and author Julie Bindel to debate the contrary position on the impact of fashion on feminism. Show more

Comedian Dom Joly, once a political researcher himself, meets the researchers who keep Westminster on the rails and hears about their bad behaviour. Show more

The sacred Ganges river provides spiritual and physical sustenance for millions, but today it is filthy. Tom Heap asks if World Bank dollars can change India's life source. Show more

Lively and diverse conversation with Libby Purves and guests including Jamie Wardley, Kate Kray, Bob Woodward and Andy Hamilton. Show more

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Jane makes her debut as a showroom model, but the job is not as glamorous as she expected. Read by Emilia Fox. Show more

John spurns an unpaid gig in a remote village hall, but a parking space causes a rethink. Stars Graham Fellows. From May 2010. Show more

Sketch show written by David Quantick, in which no item features more than one voice. Show more

The Shadow Chancellor Alistair Darling questions the government over spending cuts, and MPs and Peers continue to debate the Queen's Speech - Susan Hulme and team report. Show more

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