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Henry Stewart argues that bad management blights the working lives of millions of people and that the solution is to let everyone choose their own bosses. Show more

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Arts journalist and broadcaster Marie-Louise Muir reflects on the possibilities for renewal of the creative process. Show more

Caz Graham reports from this year's Keswick tup fair. It is an annual farming social occasion, where young and old farmers get together to talk sheep and catch up on gossip. Show more

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William Crawley looks at the religious implications of the Woolwich murder, and Dotun Adebayo explores why the controversial Prosperity Gospel is flourishing in Britain. Show more

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Service of worship from St Columb's Cathedral, Londonderry, led by Canon John Merrick. Show more

John Gray argues for another way of perceiving the world, inspired by the fantasy fiction writer Arthur Machen. Human fulfilment does not lie only in action but in awareness. Show more

David Attenborough presents the sounds and story of the seabird, the shag. Show more

Sunday morning magazine programme, with Denis Goldberg, Laura Tenison and Andy McNab reviewing the Sunday papers.

Helen takes it on the chin, and Elona makes a decision.

Dancer, writer and broadcaster Deborah Bull is interviewed by Kirsty Young. Show more

Nicholas Parsons hosts the linguistically challenging panel game, with panellists Paul Merton, Pam Ayres, Kevin Eldon and Graham Norton.

Sheila Dillon finds out why the debate about the role of sugar in our lives is hotting up. Recent books and news stories have reawoken a 40-year debate about what makes us fat. Show more

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The north of England has discovered a new public face from the iconic new cultural buildings of the last decade. Martin Goodman explores the 'new north'. 1/2. Show more

Eric Robson chairs this special edition of GQT with members of the Chelsea Fringe, London. Bob Flowerdew, Bunny Guinness and Matthew Wilson answer the audience questions. Show more

Fi Glover introduces conversations from StoryCorps, the American inspiration for The Listening Project, in this Sunday Edition. Show more

Crime writer Latimer's obsession with killer Dimitrios takes him to Geneva where his life is under threat. Stars Tim McInnerny. Show more

Column McCann on his novel TransAtlantic which explores the relationship between Ireland and the USA, plus mental health and fiction, and more weird things people say in bookshops. Show more

Roger McGough celebrates the centenary of the Chelsea Flower Show with a bouquet of poems about flowers. With readers Juliet Aubrey, Mark Meadows and Harry Livingstone. Show more

England's Chief Medical Officer says superbugs that cannot be treated by antibiotics are as big a threat as terrorism. Allan Urry asks if the NHS is able to cope. Show more

The Children's Commissioner has produced a report into young people and online pornography. Sebastian Baczkiewicz's fictional response finds a father confronted by a harsh reality. Show more

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Hardeep Singh Kohli makes his selection of the best of this week's BBC Radio programmes. Show more

Matt's pulling the strings, and Joe's got an eye for a bargain. Show more

James Walton tests Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Mark Billingham and Natalie Haynes in the literary panel show. From May 2013. Show more

B Melanie Whipman.Things get complicated for a couple undergoing IVF after they visit a llama farm. Read by Camilla Marie Beeput. Show more

Tim Harford on the economics of an independent Scotland, Ryanair's boast about flight punctuality, Eurovision voting, why millions of science papers may be wrong, and cat years. Show more

Obituary series. Matthew Bannister on Doors keyboard player Ray Manzarek, Argentine dictator Jorge Videla, Pakistani politician Zahra Shahid Hussain and comedy writer Eddie Braben. Show more

Direct debits that came back from the dead, why life could mean life for Bank of Ireland mortgage customers, calculating the real cost of investing, and the marriage of unequals. Show more

Baroness Joan Bakewell presents an appeal on behalf of TB Alert. Show more

Experts worry that Germany's economy is running out of steam, asking where German innovation is and why so few of its universities rank among the world leaders. Peter Day reports. 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.

Kevin Maguire of the Mirror analyses how the newspapers are covering the biggest stories. Show more

Francine Stock on the hits and misses of the Cannes Film Festival, plus British director Clio Barnard on The Selfish Giant, and Stephen Frears on Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight. Show more

Arts journalist and broadcaster Marie-Louise Muir reflects on the possibilities for renewal of the creative process. Show more

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Laurie Taylor explores a social history of live music from 1950 to 1967. How has the organisation and enjoyment of live music changed? Show more

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