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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with the Rev Dr Gordon Gray.
Farming news. Researchers at Nottingham Trent University have developed a new device which can provide an instant on-farm test for bovine TB. Anna Hill finds out how it works. Show more
Bill Oddie presents the great crested grebe. Show more
Biologist Prof Anne Glover of Aberdeen University tells Jim Al-Khalili about why she became the first scientific adviser in Scotland and then took on the same job in Europe. Show more
Interview series. BBC Kabul correspondent David Loyn talks to Afghan women's rights campaigner Soraya Pakzat. Show more
Woman's Hour
Marlene Dietrich; Sex lives in the Arab world; Prostitution - the political debate
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Marlene Dietrich's life and legacy, writer and academic Shereen El Feki on sex lives in the Arab world, the political debate on prostitution and Clarissa Dickson Wright remembered. Show more
1811, Yorkshire. Shirley is horrified when she discovers her uncle is determined to find her a husband of his choosing. Stars Lesley Sharp. Show more
Invited to attend the Beachfoot Camp of 2013, the annual gathering of Bigfoot researchers, Matthew Hill hears of intriguing encounters and has a confounding experience himself. Show more
Christopher Cook tells the story of the film scores that were silenced, from Bernard Hermann to William Walton. 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.
The second of these selected episodes from Martin Sixsmith's history of Russia continues the earliest story of Russia's relationship with Ukraine. Show more
Jennifer is determined, and David has a lot to take in. Show more
The teachers' simple get-rich-quick plan to kidnap the child of a corrupt politician begins to unravel. Show more
Jay Rayner hosts the culinary panel programme from Lewes. The team takes questions from a local audience on all aspects of cooking and eating. Show more
Costing the Earth
Feeding the Crops of the Future
30 minutes
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Tom Heap asks if we are running out of phosphorus, a key ingredient of fertiliser, and vital for life. All Britain's is imported, so should we be worried about future supplies? Show more
The impact of televising the appeal courts of England and Wales, a day in the life of a judge's clerk, and how feudal law still affects some modern-day homeowners. Show more
4 Extra Debut. Julie Burchill, Fred MacAulay and Harriett Gilbert discuss books by Harriet Lane, JD Salinger and Elmore Leonard. From 2014. Show more
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The ground-breaking phone-in show, hosted by the legendary Gary Bellamy. Stars Rhys Thomas and Amelia Bullmore. From March 2011. Show more
Brian faces a stark choice, and Ian pushes himself to the limit. Show more
Front Row
Veronese at the National Gallery; John Morton on W1A; Labor Day reviewed
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Kirsty Lang talks to writer John Morton about following comedy Twenty Twelve with BBC based satire W1A, and reviews an exhibition of Veronese's paintings at the National Gallery. Show more
1811, Yorkshire. Shirley is horrified when she discovers her uncle is determined to find her a husband of his choosing. Stars Lesley Sharp. Show more
Richard Coles asks how equal marriage became the defining gay rights issue of recent years and if campaigners can now pack up and go home. Peter Tatchell and Tony Blair take part. Show more
In Touch
Winter Paralympian Jade Etherington; TFL's new scheme
20 minutes
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Winter Paralympian Jade Etherington on why visually impaired athletes have exceeded medal expectations in Sochi, and a new 'Turn Up and Go' system on London's Overground trains. Show more
Inside Health
Cancer of the cervix & HPV; Oral cancer & HPV; Eating late; Feedback on Sugar, Thrush, Cataracts; Scarfree operations
28 minutes
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Dr Mark Porter finds out why cervical cancer screening could change, and why the virus that causes cervical cancer is also behind a big rise in oral cancers. Show more
Biologist Prof Anne Glover of Aberdeen University tells Jim Al-Khalili about why she became the first scientific adviser in Scotland and then took on the same job in Europe. Show more
In-depth reporting and analysis from a global perspective.
An unlikely find in the children's section of the bookshop presents AJ with a dilemma. Read by Madeleine Potter and Hari Dhillon. From March 2014. Show more
Will Humphrey Partridge continue to look after his mother? By Simon Brett. Stars Michael Maloney. From March 2011. Show more
Susan Hulme reports from Westminster.
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The aftermath of the 1992 General Election, John Smith, the Labour leadership contest and a trip on John Major's private plane. Show more
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