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A short reflection and prayer with Father Eugene O'Neill.

From Somerset to Melbourne, Charlotte Smith hears how heavy rain around the world is resulting in farmers losing crops. Show more

Comedian John Bishop is interviewed by Kirsty Young. Show more

Composer Cheryl Frances-Hoad joins Jenni Murray to talk about her new opera, Amy's Last Dive, which celebrates the life of aviation pioneer Amy Johnson. Show more

Comic and touching drama series about a young woman with learning disabilities. Darleen discovers the truth about her estranged father. Show more

Adam Gopnik rides New York's longest subway train, from Manhattan to the sea, famous in song and imagination. From 2012. Show more

Fearing unmarried registrars face redundancy in job cuts, Malcolm joins a dating website. Stars David Schneider. From June 2012. Show more

Consumer news with Peter White. BBC World Affairs Correspondent John Simpson on 'When I'm Sixty Five', the Stone Roses reunion in Manchester, and the launch of Google TV. Show more

James Naughtie on life of the ‘Hancock's Half Hour’ star epitomising the little man's struggle against the world. From 2012. Show more

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As EU leaders resume their summit, Shaun Ley is in Brussels with the latest. Edward Stourton has the rest of the day's national and international news. wato@bbc.co.uk #wato. Show more

By Patricia Reynolds. Dramatic finale to the series. Dental student Joe embarks on a virtual journey into the mouth, guided by his tutors, the Oracle and the Oracle Lady. Show more

Adam learns an uncomfortable truth, while Roy and Hayley get creative. Show more

Natalie Mitchell's play stars Lee Ross as ticket tout Billy, who, following his mum's death, has a chance to start a new life abroad. But will his two best friends let him go? Show more

Eric Robson and the panel meet a London audience at the Olympic Aquatic Centre, Stratford. Including a final visit to the Olympic Park. Show more

A young girl basks in the warmth of one particularly idyllic summer holiday, during which the first stirrings of love and loss are savoured. Show more

Matthew Bannister on screenwriter/director Nora Ephron, Norwegian resistance fighter Gunnar Sonsteby, radio news pioneer Ron Onions, and GPs' champion John Horder. Show more

Forum for comments, queries, criticisms and congratulations, presented by Roger Bolton. What did you think about Radio 4's Honest Doubt series? Plus the new BBC Radio websites. Show more

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Jon Holmes, Marcus Brigstocke, Mitch Benn and Pippa Evans join Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis for a review of the week's news. Show more

David feels isolated and Brian hears rumblings of discontent. Show more

Bobby Womack talks about surviving serious illness and working with Damon Albarn; Jake Arnott on his ambitious new novel; controversial thriller Killer Joe is reviewed. Show more

Comic and touching drama series about a young woman with learning disabilities. Darleen discovers the truth about her estranged father. Show more

Jonathan Dimbleby presents a panel discussion of news and politics from a Young Carers Festival in Southampton, with Harry Mount, Jeremy Browne, Anne Marie Carrie and Chuka Umunna. Show more

Adam Gopnik reflects on our continuing obsession with the Nazis, ponders the place of the Second World War in history and argues that we should never be afraid to mention the war. Show more

Twenty-five years ago in Rome, late at night, an American student fell to his death from a wall above the river Tiber. Sharon Charde's poems are a response to her son's death. Show more

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Ritula Shah with news and analysis. Did the euro summit create lasting solutions to the currency's problems? Plus a change of culture in banking, and preview of Mexico's elections. Show more

Kim describes how her emotional detachment from her childhood allows her to buy a pair of shoes whose price in Vietnam would be enough to feed a family of five for a whole year. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Harriett Gilbert, Constance Briscoe and Angela Saini share books by Jill Paton Walsh, Isaac Asimov and Muriel Spark. From 2012. Show more

Mark D'Arcy with the day's top news stories from Westminster.

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Nearly a quarter of a century on, Oddingley finally learns the truth - after a gruesome discovery. Concluded by Alex Jennings. Show more

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