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A gifted journalist with his finger on the pulse of Middle England, or a bully as Alistair Campbell recently described him? Mark Coles profiles Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre. Show more

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John McCarthy reflects on the relationships we have with those we live alongside. He visits a terrace in Birmingham to explore the bonds formed by geography and shared experiences. Show more

Andrew Gabriel's family has been in poultry for generations. Sarah Swadling finds out why he is on a personal quest to breed a hen that lays green-shelled eggs. Show more

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Ofsted report on failures within religious education; reformation in the Catholic church; and radicalised women. Show more

Claire Tomalin presents an appeal on behalf of the charity Contact a Family. Show more

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From Three Ways School in Bath, a specialist school that gives young people physical and sensory support and workplace of singer, composer and music therapist Adrian Snell. Show more

Lisa Jardine draws lessons about the relationship between science and human values from the career of the Hungarian physicist Leo Szilard, who helped to develop the atom bomb. Show more

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Elizabeth looks forward, and it's Emma to the rescue. Show more

Carolyn McCall, businesswoman and CEO of easyJet, is interviewed by Kirsty Young. Show more

Sheila Dillon meets a new generation of cooks using slow and pressure cookers. Blogger Sharon Adetoro explains how the slow cooker has revolutionized her life. Show more

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4 Extra Debut. James Naughtie explores why the UK took until 1963 to found its National Theatre, and what was learned along the way. From October 2013. Show more

Eric Robson and his Gardeners' Question Time panel, featuring Christine Walkden, Matthew Wilson and Bob Flowerdew, are at West Dean College and Gardens, near Chichester. Show more

Fi Glover discovers how Listening Project conversations are archived at the British Library, as the library launches its online archive of the unedited recordings. Show more

Yet to see any war action, Guy helps Apthorpe to conceal his portable latrine - and his ex-wife reappears. Stars Paul Ready. Show more

In a tribute to Dame Hilary Mantel, another chance to hear her talking to James Naughtie about her Man Booker Prize-winning Bring Up the Bodies. From 2013. Show more

Roger McGough presents a second selection of requests for Charles Causley's poems, including archive recordings of the poet, some new readings and some sung versions of his poems. Show more

The government wants more wind power and nuclear energy to supply our electricity, but how well is it delivering that plan? Allan Urry looks at the costs involved. Show more

A gifted journalist with his finger on the pulse of Middle England, or a bully as Alistair Campbell recently described him? Mark Coles profiles Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre. Show more

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Mark Billingham chooses the best of BBC Radio this week. Show more

Nic feels guilty, and Vicky has some news. Show more

Music and comedy with Alex Horne and his 5-piece jazz band. Nick Helm explores man, dog, dinosaurs and puns. From March 2012. Show more

By Stuart MacBride. Sinister tale revealing the childhood secrets of a character soon to appear in a forthcoming DS Logan McRae thriller. Show more

Are hundreds of young children visiting A&E because of alcohol? Plus an update on the Trumptonshire economy, and has the mosquito killed half the people who have ever lived? Show more

Obituaries. Matthew Bannister remembers thriller writer Tom Clancy, musician Lindsay Cooper, Kabbalah Centre founder Rabbi Philip Berg and Hammer Horror producer Anthony Hinds. Show more

Why some E.on customers can no longer StayWarm, the Cyprus property investment warning, John Lewis underpay, the bank texts that arrive too late and CPP compensation. Show more

Claire Tomalin presents an appeal on behalf of the charity Contact a Family. Show more

The Muslim Brotherhood came to power in Egypt's first democratic elections, but the party was ousted after just one year. Christopher de Bellaigue asks why the Brothers failed. Show more

Preview of the week's political agenda at Westminster with MPs, experts and commentators. Discussion of the issues politicians are grappling with in the corridors of power.

Kevin Maguire of the Daily Mirror looks at how papers reported the week's biggest stories.

Actor James McAvoy talks to Francine Stock about his role in Filth, based on Irvine Welsh's novel. Plus director Kevin Macdonald discusses How I Live Now, set in World War III. Show more

John McCarthy reflects on the relationships we have with those we live alongside. He visits a terrace in Birmingham to explore the bonds formed by geography and shared experiences. Show more

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Laurie Taylor explores the transformation of impoverished neighbourhoods into visitor attractions. Also, the backpacking food tourist. Show more

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