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Spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Perthshire minister, the Rev Marjory MacLean. Show more

An anti-badger cull website has published the home addresses of MPs in favour of it. Anna Hill hears from one MP listed on the site, and an activist who says the move is justified. Show more

The Manx shearwater - Miranda Krestovnikoff narrates the story of this bird and its sound. Show more

Ewan Birney talks to Jim Al-Khalili about deciphering the human genome, recent controversy over the demise of 'junk' DNA, and whether the future of digital storage lies in our DNA. Show more

Clive Myrie speaks to Mike Nowak, a Pole who lived in the UK for many years, but who has now returned home to Warsaw. Show more

Kanya King, founder of the MOBO Awards; Sonali Deraniyagala's memoir of life after the tsunami that killed her parents, husband and children; cervical cancer screening and tests. Show more

Ada loves her rich cousin Harry, whilst her poor cousin Ben loves her. Then both families move to Paris. Stars Sydney Wade. Show more

Monty Don presents a new series exploring the interface between a growing human population and wildlife. He begins with the example of the chimney swift in North America. Show more

Frances Fyfield and her team of musical sleuths are at Library of Congress in Washington DC to look at Aaron Copland's Appalachian Spring. Show more

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Michael Portillo reveals that the pre-war suffrage campaign was far more than a series of arson attacks, hunger strikes and the famous sacrifice of Emily Davison. Show more

Jim tries to put things right, and Lilian is struggling. Show more

In Paris, Charles Darnay has been released. But his freedom is short-lived. Stars Robert Lindsay, Andrew Scott and Paul Ready. Show more

Josie examines rips in the fabric of the universe, delving into stories of splits, divisions and tears. From broken hearts to divided personalities. Show more

The audience asks Richard Thompson questions about his 1991 solo album, 'Rumor and Sigh'. With John Wilson. From June 2013. Show more

Legal magazine. Will the Ministry of Justice back down over cuts to legal aid? Joshua Rozenberg follows the bitter dispute between the profession and the government. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Harriett Gilbert, Vanessa Feltz and Elvis McGonagall discuss books by Javier Marias, AA Milne, Jeff Torrington. From 2013. Show more

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Someone or something is hacking into peoples' private conversations. Meanwhile Lady Anne has taken to nuzzling De Warenne's trusty War Horse. From May 2012. Show more

George has some big questions, and Clarrie hits a problem. Show more

Mark Lawson reviews new Superman film Man of Steel staring Henry Cavill, Cultural Exchange with writer AL Kennedy, and Mexican tenor Rolando Villazón on his love of Verdi. Show more

Ada loves her rich cousin Harry, whilst her poor cousin Ben loves her. Then both families move to Paris. Stars Sydney Wade. Show more

In the wake of the Oxford grooming trial, Jane Deith asks whether there is enough support for victims. Who picks up the pieces after the legal process ends? Show more

A treaty for an international copyright law for blind people, the rise in internet radio, and a blind volunteer working on a national helpline. Presented by Peter White. Show more

Opponents of windfarms are portrayed as selfish NIMBYs, but Claudia Hammond reveals psychological research suggesting 'Not in My Back Yarders' are misunderstood. Show more

Ewan Birney talks to Jim Al-Khalili about deciphering the human genome, recent controversy over the demise of 'junk' DNA, and whether the future of digital storage lies in our DNA. Show more

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In the middle of an unprecedented crimewave, DDI Cooper does not relish the prospect of investigating the murder of a prostitute. Show more

Are Nick and Karen brave enough to leave baby Benjy on their first night out since he was born? Stars Rufus Jones. From 2013. Show more

Another shake-up is announced for secondary school exams in England. Sean Curran has the best of the education secretary's Commons statement and MPs' reaction to it. Show more

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Having located the source of the Seine, Charles Timoney takes his first purposeful strokes towards the English Channel. Read by Mark Heap. Show more

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