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With the Reverend Prebendary Edward Mason, Rector of Bath Abbey.
With Anna Hill. Talks break down on whether cloned animals and their offspring can be traded in Europe with no ruling on whether meat from their offspring should be labelled. Show more
Libby Purves is joined by Travis Meinolf, Vernon Rapley, Professor Lewis Wolpert and Rachel Clare. Show more
The quest for traces of the voyages of two 14th century merchants leads to Iceland, where an old man steeped in the Norse sagas brings the past vividly to life. Read by Sam Dale. Show more
Darleen is scared to return to her flat in sheltered accommodation after her friend is attacked. She unexpectedly confides in her driving instructor. Show more
Gareth Jones follows the experiences of the families left behind while soldiers from the Royal Welsh go on a six month tour of duty in Afghanistan.
Edged out of her local catchment area, Beth vows to fight for her son's school place. Stars Katherine Parkinson From March 2011. Show more
Investigating claims of a shortage of divorce mediators, a visit to the BBC's Money Matters road-show, and the future for Eurotunnel. Show more
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Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt on his plans for the media, Jonathan Miller on Eman al-Obeidi and reporting from Libya and how is The Times's paywall doing? Show more
It's the day of the inquest and David gives his evidence. Show more
4 Extra Debut. Extraordinary true story of a nurse's abduction in Ecuador and her husband and son's journey for justice. Stars Reece Dinsdale. Show more
Money Box Live with Paul Lewis comes from Plymouth as part of the BBC's Money Matters Roadshow. Members of the audience will be asking the experts public finance questions. Show more
By Francois Truffaut. Three directors' adventures in film. Francois Truffaut on dubious actors, bad music, freedom of speech and some favourite recipes. Read by Ben Miles. Show more
Botanist Phil Gates reflects on the emotional rollercoaster every gardener experiences as the seasons change. Summer arrives in the garden and with it a sense of exuberance. Show more
Live tours used to promote albums, now albums promote live tours: how did live music overtake recorded in terms of economic value? Also, organised crime goes international. Show more
Michael Blastland lays out the history of economic ideas. He goes to Cambridge, where Keynes conjured the spectre of 'animal spirits'. Show more
Eddie Mair presents the day's top stories. Including Weather.
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Simon Mayo's battle of the comedy generations. With Ted Robins, Rufus Hound, Jon Richardson and Roger De Courcey. From March 2011. Show more
Roy is proving to be invaluable and Elizabeth has an inspired idea. Show more
Mark Lawson reports on Arts Council England's budget cuts and reviews a new staging of Rattigan's Cause Celebre, with Anne-Marie Duff as a woman accused of murdering her husband. Show more
Darleen is scared to return to her flat in sheltered accommodation after her friend is attacked. She unexpectedly confides in her driving instructor. Show more
Clive Anderson and top legal experts discuss how our courts attempt to resolve disputes over the intellectual ownership of everything from life-saving drugs to sweater designs. Show more
Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, chairman of the Cordoba Initiative Islamic Cultural Centre, near ground Zero in New York, reflects on the conflict between faith and identity. Show more
Invasive species, like the grey squirrel and Japanese knotweed, cost the UK economy 1.7 billion pounds and they are increasing. Tom Heap asks whether eradication is the answer. Show more
Libby Purves is joined by Travis Meinolf, Vernon Rapley, Professor Lewis Wolpert and Rachel Clare. Show more
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As Natalia questions her grandfather's past, memories of a pledge are conjured up. Read by Hattie Morahan and David Horovitch. Show more
Can we make it to the stars? Are aliens here? Quirky true history with Helen Keen and Peter Serafinowicz. From March 2011. Show more
The Ladies meet an extreme wedding planner, and the new voice of the automated Tesco tills. Show more
Sean Curran and the BBC's parliamentary team report from Westminster as David Cameron says he won't rule out providing arms to rebels in Libya. Show more
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The quest for traces of the voyages of two 14th century merchants leads to Iceland, where an old man steeped in the Norse sagas brings the past vividly to life. Read by Sam Dale. Show more
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