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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Claire Campbell Smith.

Farming news. Sheep farmers have noticed the season for blowfly strike - where maggots hatch out in the animal's fleece - is getting longer. Charlotte Smith finds out why. Show more

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Steve Backshall presents the story and sound of the herring gull. Show more

Morning news and current affairs. Including Sports Desk; Weather; Thought for the Day.

Steve Hewlett asks what we reveal through our computers and mobile phones. Who has access to this data and on what terms? Show more

Venturing into the garden pond. Brett Westwood and Phil Gates's investigation into common garden wildlife continues. From July 2013. Show more

Music from Laura Mvula. Powerlister Justine Greening, secretary of state for international development. And the campaign to stop so called 'revenge porn'. Jane Garvey presents. Show more

Bill and Bella haven't seen each other for years. They were great friends who shared a flat, now they disagree about everything. It's the beginning of a beautiful relationship. Show more

Aasmah Mir visits what new profiling research suggests is the wealthiest area in the UK and finds out what people think about it. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Chief registrar Malcolm Fox blunders by seeing the dentist before a local radio interview. Stars David Schneider. From July 2013. Show more

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By Jack London. 4 Extra Debut. Is every dog a wolf in dog's clothing? Robert Hanks tells of a human obsession through doggy books. With Prill Barrett. From July 2013. Show more

Phoebe's worried, and Brenda has an exciting prospect coming up. Show more

4 Extra Debut. The story of three key relationships in the life of French composer Erik Satie. Written by and starring Alistair McGowan, with Nathaniel Parker and Imogen Stubbs. Show more

Paul Gambaccini is in the chair for the second semi-final of the general knowledge music quiz. Show more

In part two of their exchange of food stories, Magnus Nilsson invites Valentine Warner to venture into the lakes of Sweden's Jamtland in the middle of the night in search of trout. Show more

Actor and comedian Lenny Henry chooses his favourite readings, from Othello to Small Island. With readers Nadine Marshall and Jude Akuwudike. Show more

Brian Cox and Robin Ince are joined by Bad Science author Ben Goldacre, neuroscientist Sophie Scott and broadcaster Evan Davis. Show more

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A visit to the Winding Wheel Theatre in Chesterfield for regulars Tim Brooke-Taylor, Barry Cryer and Graeme Garden, with Miles Jupp on the panel and Jack Dee in the chair. Show more

Lilian hears an unpalatable truth, and Kenton's got things on his mind. Show more

Mark Lawson reviews The World's End, a new film from Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright; writer Marsha Norman on The Color Purple; Cultural Exchange with David Sedaris; TV comedy Badults. Show more

Bill and Bella haven't seen each other for years. They were great friends who shared a flat, now they disagree about everything. It's the beginning of a beautiful relationship. Show more

The BBC's Security Correspondent Gordon Corera reveals the alarming extent to which cyberspace is now being used to steal, to spy and to wage war. Show more

Just what does the Scottish National Party want? And what could it mean for the UK? Douglas Fraser investigates the SNP's long search for an independence vision that works. Show more

Monty Don presents a programme focusing on towns and cities, with a report from North America about their largest swallow, the Purple Martin, dependent on towns for nesting. Show more

Steve Hewlett asks what we reveal through our computers and mobile phones. Who has access to this data and on what terms? Show more

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Can the US envoy make diplomatic progress in Egypt? In-depth reporting and analysis from a global perspective with Ritula Shah. Show more

When Janie is caught kissing shiftless Johnny Taylor, her grandmother swiftly marries her off to an old man with 60 acres. An African-American classic published in the 1930s. Show more

Arthur Smith's at home in London with Billy Jenkins, Kevin Eldon, Imran Yusef and poetry from Kate Fox. From April 2011. Show more

Sean Curran has the best of Monday in both the Commons and the Lords. Show more

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In 1953, age 27, Henry Molaison undergoes experimental brain surgery. Show more

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