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Prayer and reflection with Rev Dr Craig Gardiner. Show more

Women who drink organic milk could be compromising the brain development of their children according to a new study by the University of Surrey. Anna Hill ask why. Show more

Libby Purves is joined by the Rev Nicholas Holtam, Rye Barcott, William Rees-Mogg and Sue Tilley. Show more

Arianna Huffington on bringing the Huffington Post to the UK; and novelist Joanna Briscoe on her new novel You, about an obsessive relationship between a pupil and her teacher. Show more

Dan and Rachel have discovered that 94-year-old Eric Beatty is the rightful heir to Henry Gaunt's estate, but Eric is refusing to take what is rightfully his. Show more

Cathy Fitzgerald hears the war stories of the living - and the dead - in Vietnam, a country crowded with wandering souls. Show more

Manchester local radio DJ Justin's job seems to be on the line. Stars Justin Moorhouse and Anne Reid. From July 2011. Show more

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With Shaun Ley. National and international news. Listeners can share their views via email: wato@bbc.co.uk or on twitter: #wato.

As further revelations emerge about alleged phone hacking at the News of the World, Lord Fowler, Ben Fenton, Dan Sabbagh and Stuart Purvis discuss what this means for the press. Show more

Kathy is concerned. Meanwhile Kate's got everything sorted. Show more

By Molly Naylor. On 7/7/2005, Molly finds herself on a tube train blown up by terrorists and her life is forced to take a different direction. The true story of what happens next. Show more

The experts give advice about mortgages. Whether you are looking for a cheaper rate, struggling to choose a product or anxious about deposits and fees, they can help. Show more

By Tom Connolly. All is well with the man and his lover, but a cat's arrival seems to make the past calls out to her. Read by Tom Goodman-Hill. Show more

In Venice, Andrea and Giovanni Gabrielli wrote music that filled St Marks Basilica. Classical music history with James Naughtie. Show more

Comedy is often seen as a social leveller. But new research suggests comedic taste is linked to cultural snobbery. Also, the blurring of boundaries between work and home. Show more

Claudia finds out what makes some people more likely to become problem gamblers, the power of gardening to improve mental health and the power of metaphors to shape our thinking. Show more

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At last Ed’s got a decent pad, a coffee maker and gainful employment. But for how long? Stars Christopher Douglas. January 2011. Show more

Pip starts networking, while Ed and Emma have second thoughts. Show more

Mark Lawson talks to author Tom Rob Smith and reviews the new films of French cinematic giants Bertrand Tavernier and Jean-Luc Godard. Also, Maggie Hambling remembers Cy Twombly. Show more

Dan and Rachel have discovered that 94-year-old Eric Beatty is the rightful heir to Henry Gaunt's estate, but Eric is refusing to take what is rightfully his. Show more

Andrew Rawnsley chairs a live discussion with six top journalists debating three newspaper-style leading articles on phone hacking, UK manufacturing and JK Rowling and her readers. Show more

Writer and cabaret artist Penny Pepper gives her perspective on human identity from her personal experience as a disabled person and wheelchair user. Show more

Is there a test for how long you will live? Andrew Luck-Baker reports on the latest research on telomeres, and how and why we age. Show more

Libby Purves is joined by the Rev Nicholas Holtam, Rye Barcott, William Rees-Mogg and Sue Tilley. Show more

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With Robin Lustig. National and international news and analysis.

By Esi Edugyan. As the war closes in around them, Sid, Chip and Hiero get to play with Louis Armstrong. But for Sid, disappointment is waiting around a Paris street corner. Show more

Brunswick has been sent undercover in the hope that it will make him forget his grudge against Inspector Steine. But Mrs Groynes seems more interested in Twitten's criminal records. Show more

With Sean Curran. David Cameron has told the Commons that he supports calls for an inquiry into phone-hacking at the News of the World. Labour Leader Ed Miliband broadly agreed. Show more

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Oscar and Constance are married with two young sons. But Constance is determined not to let motherhood stand in the way of her own literary ambitions. Show more

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