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A reading and a reflection to start the day, with the Rev Edwin Counsell. Show more
Asian and Citrus longhorn beetles could destroy trees in England, warns the Forestry Commission. Plus, Charlotte Smith reports on a growing UK market for 'healthy' low-fat cheese. Show more
Michaela Strachan presents the stonechat. Show more
Morning news and current affairs. Including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
Peter Hennessy's guest is Lord Kinnock (Neil Kinnock), former Labour Party Leader. Show more
Woman's Hour
Syria's refugees; Influence of Song Lyrics; Nell Dunn and Margaret Drabble
58 minutes
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Conditions for Syrian refugees, Kath Mainland on the Edinburgh Fringe, Nell Dunn on Up the Junction, and what influence do song lyrics have on teenagers' attitudes and behaviour? Show more
Linus finds Alice and young Stella have become inexplicably close, and new revelations from old Maggie. Stars Amanda Drew. Show more
Martha Kearney uncovers the secrets within the government files of 1983 - who said what in cabinet, and what did the prime minister really think about the issues of the day? Show more
You and Yours
Electric cars, vintage TV adverts, the diet industry
55 minutes
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Winifred Robinson has been finding out how many millions councils have spent on electric car charging points across the UK. Are we using them? And why are 80s ads on the TV now? Show more
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National and international news. Listeners can share their views via email: wato@bbc.co.uk or on twitter: #wato.
Lucy Kellaway's History of Office Life
Whatever Happened to the Paperless Office?
15 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 FM
The impact of computers on office life. Lucy Kellaway's origins of corporate culture. From August 2013. Show more
Jill's supportive, and everyone thinks they know better than Nic. Show more
4 Extra Debut. A bus driver who has shut himself off from the world is sent a feisty teenager to help him clean up his life. Stars Lenny Henry. Show more
Felicity Evans visits the 'lost' village of Imber, part of the MoD's defence training grounds on Salisbury Plain. Show more
Joanne Harris presents an appeal for the Lorna Young Foundation. Show more
Open Book
Alcohol's influence on literature; James Runcie; Grace McCleen
28 minutes
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Mariella Frostrup talks to Grace McCleen about her new novel The Professor of Poetry and, on the centenary of her birth, James Runcie celebrates the life and work of Barbara Pym. Show more
The Film Programme
Only God Forgives; The Heat; My Father and the Man in Black
28 minutes
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Robbie Collin talks to the director Nicolas Winding Refn about Only God Forgives, a film that has split critics, and to Bridesmaids director Paul Feig about cop comedy The Heat. Show more
BBC Inside Science
Crash risk; Mary Rose bacteria; History of Science; Greenwich telescope
30 minutes
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Are trains more likely to crash in summer? Plus, the conservation scientists battling a metal-eating bacteria threatening to destroy the Mary Rose. Presented by Adam Rutherford. Show more
Coverage and analysis of the day's news.
More wit and charm from the American humourist: 'Author, Author' and 'Front Row Center with Thaddeus Bristol'. From October 2012. Show more
Kathy's caught out, and Tony speaks his mind. Show more
Front Row
Andrey Kurkov, workplace TV, Australian circus, Jeffrey Archer
30 minutes
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Kirsty Lang meets the acclaimed Ukrainian novelist Andrey Kurkov; Australian circus troupes in the UK; two TV series focus on retail workplaces; Jeffrey Archer's Cultural Exchange. Show more
Linus finds Alice and young Stella have become inexplicably close, and new revelations from old Maggie. Stars Amanda Drew. Show more
Following the death of three SAS reservists during training, Adam Fleming investigates whether deaths and injuries like these can be avoided. Show more
Peter Day reports from Aberdeen, where Britain's energy revolution began under the North Sea almost 40 years ago. Investment is up but production is down - so what's the future? Show more
BBC Inside Science
Crash risk; Mary Rose bacteria; History of Science; Greenwich telescope
30 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 FMAvailable for over a year
Are trains more likely to crash in summer? Plus, the conservation scientists battling a metal-eating bacteria threatening to destroy the Mary Rose. Presented by Adam Rutherford. Show more
Peter Hennessy's guest is Lord Kinnock (Neil Kinnock), former Labour Party Leader. Show more
The latest weather forecast.
In-depth reporting and analysis from a global perspective, including the Zimbabwe elections - was there vote-rigging? With Carolyn Quinn. Show more
Morley and Sefton's startling discovery made in a Norfolk church diverts them from their research. Read by Julian Rhind-Tutt. From August 2013. Show more
As talent night rehearsals grind on, peanuts and a trolley challenge some town residents. Stars Sheila Hancock. From June 2010. Show more
Bernard Who?
2. Fred, The Wombles and The Railway Children.
30 minutes
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Bernard Cribbins concludes his recollections of 70 years in showbiz with Martin Jenkins and a stellar cast of friends. From 2013. Show more
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As the legislator steps up his threats against both Sheelu's family and Sampat herself, Sampat enlists the accused girl's terrified father to help in her quest for justice. Show more
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