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Caz Graham assesses the impact of reducing the number of sheep on the hills, as a parliamentary committee suggests a return to basing farm subsidies on the number of animals kept. Show more

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Morning news and current affairs with John Humphrys in London and James Naughtie in Cairo, exploring the Arab Spring as it turns into a difficult summer. Show more

Andrew Marr with travel writer Paul Theroux, head of Amnesty International Salil Shetty, journalist Catherine Mayer and landscape artist Charles Jencks. Show more

Presented by Jane Garvey. Hairdressing consistently tops the list of careers that rate job satisfaction, so why are more girls not encouraged to go into it? Show more

4 Extra Debut. Aasmah Mir follows the fortunes of two young racing drivers battling it out to be future stars of the track. From May 2011. Show more

Harvey and Sean's jobs are put in the firing line, while Robbie discovers a new love of birds. Stars Mark Benton. From May 2011. Show more

Consumer news with Julian Worricker. Discussing Legal Aid cuts, Britain's efforts at selling itself to tourists abroad, and the menace of buying medicines online. Show more

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Paul Gambaccini chairs the wide-ranging music quiz with contestants from Norbury, Blackheath and Sevenoaks. From 2011. Show more

Shula reflects on the situation and Josh tries out his powers of persuasion. Show more

By Lenny Henry. Corrinne returns to Jamaica and is reunited with her children after 20 years. What will she find? Show more

The Rev John Mosey's life was transformed when his daughter was killed aboard Pan Am Flight 103. He returns to the archive to reflect on his relationship with the media since then. Show more

Alan meets The Merseybeats, contemporaries of Alan's band The Area who achieved everything Alan dreamed of, and who 45 years later are still touring with the same hits. Show more

Sheila Dillon investigates whether the Great British food renaissance is over. With food prices rising and consumer confidence falling, has the UK's good food bubble burst? Show more

Brian Cox and Robin Ince return for a new series of witty, irreverent science chat. This week: 'What Don't We Know?' with comedian Paul Foot and the biologist Steve Jones. Show more

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Nicholas Parsons invites Stephen Fry, Sue Perkins, Paul Merton and Fi Glover to talk for 60 seconds on a subject without hesitation, repetition or deviation. From May 2011. Show more

There are family rivalries at the Single Wicket Competition. Meanwhile Harry and Jazzer go head to head. Show more

Mark Lawson reassesses the life and plays of Terence Rattigan, in his centenary year, talking to playwrights, actors and directors about his rise, fall and return. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Twenty-five years after being sacked from his band, Les Bone is going back on the road. Stars Paul Copley and Belinda Everett. Show more

David Goldblatt tells the story of international football's governing body FIFA, from its humble Paris origins to its all-powerful empire in Zurich courted by kings and presidents. Show more

Is the NHS debate avoiding the key issue? As the expectation of better health care grows, so does the amount of money needed to pay for it. Michael Blastland reveals the choices. Show more

Adam Rutherford investigates the latest Icelandic eruption, the shape of the electron and the benefits of urban gardens. Show more

Andrew Marr with travel writer Paul Theroux, head of Amnesty International Salil Shetty, journalist Catherine Mayer and landscape artist Charles Jencks. Show more

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Niamh Cusack reads Anne Enright's novel charting an affair during Dublin's boom and bust years. The realities of loving a family man, and remembering a father. Show more

Filmmaker Don Letts explores the life of the reggae singer and revolutionary murdered in 1987 - Peter Tosh. From 2010. Show more

Talk show which blends comedy and science. Comedians Colin Murphy and Martin Mór discuss the smart and the stupid questions in life. Show more

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Nicholas Shakespeare tells the story of his Brazilian brother-in-law's journey to Africa to confront, for the first time, the shocking facts of his family's roots in slavery. Show more

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