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He's been described as the man who's driven the media empire of Rupert Murdoch to the brink with his relentless campaign on phone hacking. Edward Stourton profiles MP Tom Watson. Show more

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Fergal Keane considers the place of the Outsider both as an individual, and as a group - Outsider and Outsiders. Show more

Carmarthenshire in Wales is a hot spot for waxcap fungi. Paul Evans joins Dr Gareth Griffiths and Bruce Langridge on a fungal foray with a difference. Show more

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On Remembrance Sunday, the former head of the Army the General Lord Dannatt talks about whether the military can teach the rest of society anything about moral values. Show more

Matt Croucher, who has been awarded the George Cross for gallantry, presents the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of the charity War Memorials Trust. Show more

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A service for Remembrance Sunday from Down Cathedral, Downpatrick in Northern Ireland. Led by the Very Rev Henry Hull, the Dean of Down. The preacher is the Rev Canon Noel Battye. Show more

Mary Beard takes a peek at Miss World 2011 and ponders why, unlike her days as a radical feminist teenager, the whole occasion does not fill her with fury. Show more

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There's a family summit at Bridge Farm. Meanwhile Jennifer tries to make the peace. Show more

Nicholas Witchell sets the scene in London's Whitehall for the solemn ceremony when the nation remembers the sacrifice made by so many in two World Wars and in other conflicts. Show more

Mark Whitaker recounts the story of the discovery and re-burial of the remains of an unknown soldier from World War I, one of about two dozen cases a year in France and Belgium. Show more

Simon Parkes meets the people trying to come up with food ideas for the future. Will techniques used by experimental chefs become mainstream in the 21st century? Show more

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With Shaun Ley. The latest national and international news, with an in-depth look at events around the world. Email: wato@bbc.co.uk; twitter: #theworldthisweekend.

Michael Portillo examines the real events of the Boston Tea Party and sees how a murky and ambiguous act of vandalism has been recast as a founding moment in American liberty. Show more

Eric Robson leads the panel in a gardening Q&A recorded with gardeners in Melrose. Eric Robson finds out about Sir Walter Scott, the gardener. Show more

A sequence of dramatic and new poems by Andrew Motion to mark Remembrance Day. The poems draw on soldiers' experiences of war from 1914 until today. Show more

It's 1903, and New Englander Lambert Strether is sent to Paris to bring home his fiancée's wayward son and heir. Stars Henry Goodman. Show more

Mariella Frostrup launches Open Book's celebration of funny books and funny writers. Terry Jones explains why it all began with Chaucer. Plus John Sessions on his funniest book. Show more

Alan Dein tells the story of Austrian poet Ernst Jandl who stunned and delighted the audience at the famous 1965 Royal Albert Hall Poetry Incarnation with his 'concrete poetry'. Show more

With plans for future use of London's Olympic stadium in disarray, Allan Urry asks if taxpayers' billions will leave a lasting legacy from the 2012 Games. Show more

He's been described as the man who's driven the media empire of Rupert Murdoch to the brink with his relentless campaign on phone hacking. Edward Stourton profiles MP Tom Watson. Show more

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It's Peggy's birthday and family conflicts are brewing. Show more

Sue Perkins presents moral and ethical posers to Dave Gorman, Richard Herring, Rebecca Front and Dominic Lawson. From November 2011. Show more

Ilona Siegal left conflict-riven Georgia in the hopes of a brighter future in America. Read by Sian Thomas.

Radio 4's forum for audience comment, presented by Roger Bolton. What's in store for the new, longer World at One? And Eddie Grundy's ferret causes concern. Show more

Matthew Bannister on Battle of Britain pilot Wallace Cunningham, political strategist Lord Gould, Columbian guerrilla leader Alfonso Cano and boxer Joe Frazier. Show more

The unexpected tax bill for those receiving PPI compensation. Presented by Paul Lewis. Show more

Matt Croucher, who has been awarded the George Cross for gallantry, presents the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of the charity War Memorials Trust. Show more

Individual leadership is seen as a key to change in politics or business. But is the importance of collective action and attitudes being overlooked? Michael Blastland investigates. Show more

Preview of the week's political agenda at Westminster with MPs, experts and commentators. Discussion of the issues politicians are grappling with in the corridors of power.

Steve Richards of the Independent analyses how the newspapers are covering the biggest stories in Westminster and beyond. Show more

Francine Stock talks to Withnail creator, Bruce Robinson about his return to directing with The Rum Diary, and Andrea Arnold and Errol Morris discuss Tabloid and Wuthering Heights. Show more

Fergal Keane considers the place of the Outsider both as an individual, and as a group - Outsider and Outsiders. Show more

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Laurie Taylor explores new research examining the motives of middle-class parents who deliberately send their children to failing or under-performing schools. Show more

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