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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with the Rev Dr Calvin Samuel. Show more

Farming and countryside news with Anna Hill. The UK's milk production hits a record high, and a livestock auctioneer-in-training takes to the rostrum. Show more

Bill Oddie presents the rook. Show more

Lively and diverse conversation with weekly guests. Libby Purves is joined by ceramicist Emma Bridgewater and anthropologist Professor Merry 'Corky' White. Show more

An award-winning all-girl competitive robotics team, Richard Mabey, what makes a game changer, and how does working part-time affect your earning power? With Jenni Murray. Show more

1811, Yorkshire. Shirley begins to question Caroline about her interest in Robert Moore after making a startling discovery. Stars Lesley Sharp. Show more

Mao's Red Army was 86,000 strong when it set off on the Long March in October 1934. Barely 6,000 were left by the time they finished a year later in Shaanxi. We look at its legacy. Show more

Sam, addled by Kate and Peter's audible intimacy, finally decides on internet dating. Then a knock on the front door changes everything. Show more

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The life of Norah Smallwood, Britain's first woman publisher. Robert McCrum's stories of great British publishers. From March 2014. Show more

Tensions rise at Blossom Hill Cottage, and Rob wants things his own way. Show more

By Peter Arnott. Searching for Noah's Ark in the Ararat mountains, Sam's faith is tested when he is injured and has profound differences with his rescuer. Show more

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Dr Mark Porter presents a weekly quest to demystify the health issues that perplex us. Show more

Laurie Taylor explores the failures of disaster relief in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Also, is there such a thing as the capitalist personality? Show more

The BBC director of strategy on how making licence fee evasion a civil offence could lead to the closure of channels. Plus BSkyB's Sophie Turner-Laing, and live debates on TV. Show more

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A friend who runs a B&B is in trouble, so it is time for Milton to dust off those nylon sheets and let the sparks fly. From March 2014. Show more

Brenda causes a stir, and Jill is getting worried. Show more

Arts news, interviews and reviews, including Veronica Mars reviewed, the changing face of crowdfunding, and Vivienne Franzmann on her new play set in a prison. With Kirsty Lang. Show more

1811, Yorkshire. Shirley begins to question Caroline about her interest in Robert Moore after making a startling discovery. Stars Lesley Sharp. Show more

Michael Buerk chairs a debate on assisted dying. Is it a compassionate, humane answer to help people at their most desperate, or a law that will put vulnerable people at risk? Show more

The Power and the Passion - Bonnie Greer considers the power of names given and names taken. When Pontius Pilate asked Jesus his name, Jesus did not reply. Show more

Ash plantations are being devastated by ash dieback, but other pests and diseases are also attacking our trees. Julian Rush investigates what is being done to protect UK forests. Show more

Lively and diverse conversation with weekly guests. Libby Purves is joined by ceramicist Emma Bridgewater and anthropologist Professor Merry 'Corky' White. Show more

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Obama welcomes the interim Ukrainian PM to White House and warns Moscow of price to pay on Crimea. Court overturns block on publication of Prince's letters to ministers. Show more

As the body count rises, Alec fears he may be next. Read by Mike Grady. Show more

East meets West in the field of online dating and Tim Berners-Lee tweets about his world-changing new invention. From March 2014. Show more

The funny, sad and bewildering interactions of a community psychiatric nurse's rounds. Stars Esther Coles. From March 2014. Show more

Susan Hulme and the BBC parliamentary team report as Labour attacks the coalition, a minister defends free school meal plans and peers call for research into jury decisions. Show more

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