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A reading and reflection to start the day. From Wales, with the Rev Mary Stallard. Show more
Vets say the number of UK cattle affected by Schmallenberg could be limited. Experts say the signs of the illness seen in cows in Europe last year were not reported here. Show more
Jim Al-Khalili talks to pioneering health services researcher Iain Chalmers, one of the founders of the Cochrane Collaboration, which facilitates informed choice about health care. Show more
One to One
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown with Louis de Bernieres
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Yasmin Alibhai-Brown explores the impact of family breakdown. She speaks to author Louis de Bernieres, patron of the charity Families Need Fathers. Show more
Prue Leith on her life in food, ambition and failure, the politics of women's magazines, and the anatomy of disgust. Presented by Jane Garvey. Show more
Lady Helen is dismayed as a man arrives from the National Trust, but her stepson's visit proves more intriguing. Stars Lia Williams. Show more
Any schoolchild will tell you there aren't any tigers in Africa, but now it seems there are. Sue Armstrong reports on a daring plan to save the South China tiger from extinction. Show more
An exploration of the emotional impact of The Hallelujah chorus from Handel's 1742 oratorio, Messiah. From 2012. Show more
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National and international news with Martha Kearney. Listeners can share their views via email: wato@bbc.co.uk or on twitter: #wato. Show more
Sport and the British
Episode 22: Broadcasting to the Nation
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Clare Balding discovers how the birth of broadcasting in the early 1920s brought sport to a brand new audience and forever changed what and when we played. Show more
Brian offers the hand of peace and Susan tries to control herself. Show more
In Julian Gough's comedy about an unorthodox attempt to solve the eurozone crisis, conjured out of air by Europe's leaders. Stephanie Flanders reports. Show more
Jay Rayner presents the food panel show from Rye, with panellists Stefan Gates, Thomasina Miers, Allegra McEvedy and Peter Barham discussing all things seafood. Show more
Costing the Earth
Nuclear Power Without the Nasties
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The Fukushima disaster in Japan brought the nuclear revival to a halt. But could there be a cheaper, safer way to create nuclear energy? Julian Rush reports. Show more
The Law Show
Privacy and Copyright in the Internet Age
28 minutes
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Joshua Rozenberg considers the law on privacy after recent court decisions. He also looks at how, in the internet age, personal privacy is safeguarded and copyright could change. Show more
4 Extra Debut. Harriett Gilbert, Brian Sewell and Wendy Cope discuss books by Alexander Baron, Edmund Crispin and James Gains. From 2012. Show more
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Cunning Arthur noses around a neighbour's home, masquerading as a potential buyer. Stars Steve Delaney. From February 2012. Show more
Tom pushes things too far. Meanwhile Will and Nic are celebrating. Show more
Front Row
Tom Hardy in This Means War; Ian Rankin's New Elizabethan
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With Mark Lawson. Tom Hardy in This Means War; Ian Rankin chooses his New Elizabethan; Paula Milne; and Shalom Auslander on his controversial new novel, based on Anne Frank. Show more
Lady Helen is dismayed as a man arrives from the National Trust, but her stepson's visit proves more intriguing. Stars Lia Williams. Show more
Hugh Pym investigates credit rating agencies. It is alleged that their mistakes led to the Enron collapse and the 2008 financial crisis. Who are they and what do they do? Show more
Jane Cposey is joined by Sue Arnold and Redmond Szell.
They discuss their recommendations for a comfort read. They choose books by Peter May, Philip Kerr and Margery Allingham. Show more
Inside Health
Sleep tabs death, e-cigs, GP examples, underactive thyroid and pregnancy
28 minutes
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Dr Mark Porter looks behind the headlines about sleeping pills increasing the chance of an early death - drugs which are prescribed 10 million times a year in England. Show more
Jim Al-Khalili talks to pioneering health services researcher Iain Chalmers, one of the founders of the Cochrane Collaboration, which facilitates informed choice about health care. Show more
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Presented by Ritula Shah. Ireland's referendum on the European Fiscal Pact; Syrian activists fear ground offensive in Homs; and France's socialist presidential challenger. Show more
'A Very Special Connection'. After landing in the midst of the holidaymakers, Kitty Finch asks a favour. Read by Juliet Aubrey. Show more
An imagined confrontation between fugitive MP John Stonehouse and young journalist Ed in 1974. Stars Tim McInnerny. From February 2012. Show more
Susan Hulme with news from Westminster. Health Secretary Andrew Lansley faces critics in the Commons, and MPs hear from the wife of a businessman extradited to the United States. Show more
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After the death of his beloved father William, Wilkie embarks on a memoir to celebrate his life. Read by Michael Pennington. Show more
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