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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Ed Kessler, director of the Woolf Institute of Abrahamic Faiths, Cambridge. Show more

After promises made to farmers earlier this year in the wake of the horsemeat scandal, are supermarkets still stocking too much imported meat? We look at criticism from the NFU. Show more

Brett Westwood presents the red grouse. Show more

In a special 100th edition of the programme from Dallas, Texas, Sue MacGregor reunites five people involved in events surrounding the assassination of President Kennedy. Show more

Jos has Georgy all to himself once again, but having to care for a baby has changed everything, and a frustrated Jos takes drastic action. Show more

Edward Stourton presents the partisans' stories of the mass breakout of Allied prisoners of war on the announcement of the Italian armistice in September 1943. Show more

The love, marriage - and despair of three couples. A classical concert trip poses problems. Stars Jack Docherty. From 2013. Show more

Consumer news with Peter White. Including the former wives of servicemen with reduced pensions due to a government mistake, and how successful will ultra high definition TV be? Show more

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In a Sheffield pub, Anne McElvoy learns how conservatives responded to the threat of urban mass democracy - and how a Tory tradition helped them find the answer in a pint of beer. Show more

Rob comes to the rescue, and Eddie's having a busy evening. Show more

Wargame exercise writer Bradley Shoreham is wreaking havoc as part of a major safety drill on a North Sea oil rig. Tim Woodward stars in Philip Palmer's drama series. Show more

Eric Robson chairs a postbag edition from the GQT potting shed at Sparsholt College, with Chris Beardshaw, Anne Swithinbank, Pippa Greenwood and Rosie Yeomans taking the questions. Show more

Sanjeev Kohli reads his absurdist tale about a man who is determined to put Bishopbriggs on the map. Show more

Tim Harford on conflict deaths, the number of people forced to sell homes to pay for care, Super Pumas, whether left-handers die young and Parliamentary porn-gate. Show more

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Regular panellists Andy Zaltzman, Kate O'Sullivan and Nick Doody are joined by teacher, author and columnist Tom Bennett and professor of education Gordon Stobart. Show more

Ian is not keen, and Shula averts a crisis. Show more

Cillian Murphy, star of TV drama Peaky Blinders; director Mira Nair on her film The Reluctant Fundamentalist; musicians who take revenge in song; the quiz with TV's biggest prize. Show more

Jos has Georgy all to himself once again, but having to care for a baby has changed everything, and a frustrated Jos takes drastic action. Show more

Jonathan Dimbleby presents political debate and discussion from Colwyn Bay, North Wales, with David Blunkett MP, Alan Duncan MP, Elfyn LLwyd MP and Revel Guest. Show more

AL Kennedy doesn't like change. But she thinks she should change her atittude. Show more

Anne McElvoy tells the stories of big challenges that have spurred leading British conservative thinkers into action, from the French Revolution to the growth of mass democracy. Show more

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Russia and US no closer on Syria after G20 summit - where does this leave Obama? Prescott says Blair wrong on military action. Presented by Philippa Thomas. Show more

Zummo concludes his tale with a final showdown with Stufa. But his story sends Marguerite-Louise on a journey of her own. Show more

Journalist Paul Mason nominates French anarchist, Louise Michel. With Matthew Parris and historian Carolyn Eichner. From 2013. Show more

Mark D'Arcy reports from Westminster, where MPs argued that the UK should make the most of what is under the sea, as they debated plans to change the law on deep sea mining. Show more

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When the British assault on Baltimore fails, they retreat, and a very famous poem is written to celebrate American victory - 'The Star Spangled Banner'. Read by Jamie Parker. Show more

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