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Jonathan Ree explains why he has never been happy with the idea of morality and warns against the current fashion for confusing it with politics. Show more

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30 years after the military operation at the Golden Temple in Amritsar, we hear from the UK Sikh community. And as the World Cup kicks off, we uncover the role of the team chaplain. Show more

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A service live from Portsmouth Cathedral commemorating the D-Day landings 70 years ago on the beaches of Normandy. Led by the Rt Rev Christopher Foster. Show more

Scotland could become independent. So, asks Tom Shakespeare, should England consider returning to an earlier order - a heptarchy of seven independent jurisdictions?

Miranda Krestovnikoff narrates the story of the quail and its sound. Show more

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Kirsty Young talks to Tamara Rojo, principal ballerina and artistic director of English National Ballet. Show more

Tim Hayward looks at the tradition of monastic food production, with stories from Sicily, New York and from closer to home. Show more

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To mark the sale of the manuscript of Rachmaninov's Second Symphony, Frances Fyfield introduces her edition of Tales From the Stave about the piece, first broadcast in 2007. Show more

Peter Gibbs hosts the horticultural panel programme from Somerset. Taking questions from local gardeners are Bob Flowerdew, Anne Swithinbank and Christine Walkden. Show more

Fi Glover with conversations about coming out as gay after marriage and children, life as a dwarf and life with a politician in the family, from Birmingham, Devon and Leeds. Show more

Gordon lost control of the mob that is now freeing prisoners. Can the prison gates be unlocked? Stars Ron Cook and Bryan Dick. Show more

News and features from the world of books, presented by Mariella Frostrup. Authors Salman Rushdie and Elif Shafak pay tribute to writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Show more

Roger McGough is in his element, introducing requests for poems about earth and air. This is a companion piece to last week's show, with poems that evoked fire and water. Show more

With university fees costing as much as £9,000 per year, students are demanding more value for their money. But do they always get a fair deal? Fran Abrams investigates. Show more

Writer Christopher Reason's light-hearted drama responding to corruption allegations of Qatar's World Cup bid. With Tom Watt, Rachel Leskovac and Caroline Strong. Show more

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Catherine Bott presents highlights from the previous seven days of BBC Radio. Show more

It's a busy day in Ambridge - but who's the winner? Show more

Tom wonders if the low-cost airline industry is all it is cracked up to be. Should online check-in give benefits? From May 2012. Show more

Convinced by her mum to follow the stars to find the perfect match, singleton Rupinder faces complications. From June 2014. Show more

Tim Harford investigates the numbers in the news. Featuring an analysis of the Scottish and UK government claims about what the referendum result will mean for Scots' wallets. Show more

Matthew Bannister remembers Winston Churchill's daughter Lady Mary Soames, cinematographer Gordon Willis, forensic anthropologist Clyde Snow and sound system pioneer Count Suckle. Show more

On Money Box with Paul Lewis: Collective pensions. Would you benefit? The best way to transfer money abroad, extra consumer rights, and holy cash and carry at a Kent church. Show more

Dan Slee presents an appeal on behalf of Peace Brigades International, UK (PBI UK). Show more

Tim Finch investigates the history of asylum as a political issue and explores ideas for a fundamental rethink of the way we deal with refugees. Show more

Weekly political discussion and analysis with MPs, experts and commentators.

Zoe Williams of the Guardian looks at how newspapers covered the week's big stories.

Kevin Spacey; Ryan Coogler, the director of the award-winning Fruitvale Station; how the film industry is going green; a short of history of the movie star bio-pic. Show more

Mark Tully asks if manners are really necessary and what would happen if we were to dispense with them. Would we live more honest lives or just end up hurting each other more? Show more

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Offshoring - The Economy of Secrecy: Laurie Taylor explores the myriad clandestine activities that go beyond the simple concealment of wealth. Also, Iranian women's use of make-up. Show more

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