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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Bishop Joe Aldred.

The Welsh take on the English badger cull, with the Farmers Union of Wales, Dyfed Badger Watch and the Chief Veterinary Officer of Wales. Plus a time-warp harvest. With Caz Graham. Show more

Michaela Strachan presents the white-tailed eagle. Show more

Morning news and current affairs with John Humphrys and James Naughtie, including Nick Clegg on Syria intervention. Plus Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day. Show more

John had a lung transplant at 11, but a few years later his illness returned. Should he be given a second transplant? Joan Bakewell and guests discuss this real-life case. Show more

Encouraging women to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and maths; the signficance of the appointment of a female PR to a Vatican commission. Jenni Murray presents. Show more

Bonnie and Clyde are holed up in Oklahoma, but the law is closing in on them. A new take on a classic by Beatrice Colin. Starring Finn den Hertog, Melody Grove. From August 2013. Show more

Mobeen Azhar investigates life in gay, urban Pakistan. Despite homosexuality being a crime, he finds a vibrant gay scene and asks what it is really like to be gay in Pakistan. Show more

Celebrating 40 years as a British broadcaster, Paul Gambaccini welcomes Jude Kelly, Tim Marlow and Nick Bailey. From 2013. Show more

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Gyles Brandreth looks back at the 80s when he was appearing on TV-am. It was also the time of a great electoral triumph for Mrs Thatcher and a scandal involving Cecil Parkinson. Show more

Kirsty is encouraging, and David makes it clear he's not interested in shortcuts. Show more

Up a tree at dusk, eccentric chef Warwick Hedges, disguised as a badger, is shot at. Could this be poachers or something more sinister? Show more

Helen Mark goes underground to hear the vivid stories of Devon's Beer Quarry Caves, which supplied Exeter cathedral with the highest quality limestone, used for intricate carvings. Show more

Zoë Wanamaker presents an appeal on behalf of the charity Tree Aid. Show more

Glenn Patterson takes Mariella Frostrup around the city that has inspired and informed his novels. Show more

Francine Stock talks to director Shane Carruth about his new film Upstream Colour, and to Nik Powell and Asif Kapadia about films schools' relationship to the film industry. Show more

Prof Alice Roberts goes inside science to look at research bias, a better way to train sniffer dogs, the Gemini laser at the Rutherford Appleton Lab and mapping roadkill. Show more

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The multi-award winning American essayist concludes his series of audience readings: 'Rubbish' and 'Jesus Shaves'. From November 2012. Show more

Darrell's still got his pride, and Alan makes a grand gesture. Show more

Historian and presenter Simon Schama on The Story of the Jews; the artists who find inspiration in big data; the most famous monster in British cinema history. With Kirsty Lang. Show more

Bonnie and Clyde are holed up in Oklahoma, but the law is closing in on them. A new take on a classic by Beatrice Colin. Starring Finn den Hertog, Melody Grove. From August 2013. Show more

The government has announced that private detectives will have to apply for a licence. Adam Fleming asks how they carry out surveillance - do they cross the line? Show more

How come soft drinks can often be found in some of the most remote places in the world, but vital medicines are in short supply? Peter Day reports on a life-saving project. Show more

Prof Alice Roberts goes inside science to look at research bias, a better way to train sniffer dogs, the Gemini laser at the Rutherford Appleton Lab and mapping roadkill. Show more

Will Gompertz meets Daphne Koller and Andrew Ng, who are seeking to take university education into the internet age. Show more

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Zummo is weighing up the Grand Duke's secret commission when, after months of searching, he meets the girl from the apothecary. Show more

Can Ken and Keith's whippets win the talent night? Plus it's scampi fries for Rod and Tanya. With Sheila Hancock. From July 2010. Show more

Sean Curran reports on events at Westminster.

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Having damaged his voice with drink and drugs Harry Nilsson turns to a bizarre alternative therapy. Biography read by Kerry Shale. Show more

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