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A short reflection and prayer with Canon Noel Battye.
A four-day international conference starts in Cardiff to discuss ways of tackling bovine tuberculosis. Plus Farming Today starts a week looking at the potato industry. Show more
The latest weather forecast for farmers.
The Great Skua - Miranda Krestovnikoff narrates the story of this bird and its sound. Show more
Morning news and current affairs. Including Sports Desk; Weather; Thought for the Day.
Tom Sutcliffe discusses pain, suffering and infectious diseases with the historian Joanna Bourke, former health minister Norman Fowler and scientist Jeremy Farrar. Show more
Woman's Hour
Suffragette Mary Richardson who slashed the Rokeby Venus; Criminalising Forced Marriage; Page 3 and the free Sun
58 minutes
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Mary Richardson who slashed the Rokeby Venus in 1914, a new law criminalising forced marriage, and Frances Young on bringing up Arthur, her severely learning disabled son. Show more
A former criminal and her right hand man foil a plot to carry out a multi-million pound diamond heist. Stars Daphne Alexander. Show more
Ten years after Poland joined the EU, there are now at least half a million Poles living in the UK permanently. Magda Bond and Jolyon Jenkins discover if they are turning British. Show more
A rare record is found on a dusty shelf at the back of the shop. Stars Lenny Henry and Larrington Walker. From February 2011. Show more
You and Yours
Food Poisoning, Internet Safety and Supermarket Fashion
56 minutes
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Consumer news.
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Martha Kearney presents national and international news.
Admiral Lord West’s history of the Royal Navy in the 20th century: assisting in Britain’s withdrawal from empire. From 2014. Show more
It's Fathers' Day at Bridge Farm. Meanwhile, PC Burns isn't giving up. Show more
4 Extra Debut. It is 2020, and the bees are nearly all gone. Human beings might be nex. A cautionary tale about our busy technology-filled lives. With Alice Lowe and Harriet Walter. Show more
Tom Sutcliffe is in the chair for the game of lateral thinking and cryptic connections, this week featuring the teams from the South of England and Scotland. Show more
The Food Programme
US Southern cooking and chef Sean Brock
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In an award-winning edition of the Food Programme, Richard Johnson travels through the deep south to meet chef Sean Brock and taste the flavours of the lost Carolina Rice Kitchen. Show more
4 Extra Debut. Would you write in the margins of books? Simon Armitage travels to the edge of the page to explore marginalia. From 2014. Show more
What is the purpose of an Islamic education? Ernie Rea and guests discuss. Show more
Eddie Mair presents coverage and analysis of the day's news.
Nicholas Parsons hosts, as Paul Sinha, Patrick Kielty, Shappi Khorsandi, and Gyles Brandreth try to talk for 60 seconds with no hesitation, repetition or deviation. Show more
Ruth has a happy birthday. But Brian's not happy with Borchester Land. Show more
Front Row
Placido Domingo, JK Rowling's new novel, Jersey Boys, Ten Pieces
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Placido Domingo on conducting Puccini's Tosca, reviews of JK Rowling's new novel and Clint Eastwood's film Jersey Boys, and Laura Mvula and Julian Lloyd Webber on Ten Pieces. Show more
A former criminal and her right hand man foil a plot to carry out a multi-million pound diamond heist. Stars Daphne Alexander. Show more
Today's twenty-somethings seem politically to the right of previous young generations. Declan Harvey and a team of young journalists ask why, and what the implications might be. Show more
Jo Fidgen asks: what are the new rules of relationships? Sexual harassment is in the news, laws and codes are in place. But can we agree on what is acceptable behaviour today? Show more
Monty Don presents the first of two special programmes recorded at the Hay Festival, exploring the presence of the natural world in fiction and factual writing, past and present. Show more
Tom Sutcliffe discusses pain, suffering and infectious diseases with the historian Joanna Bourke, former health minister Norman Fowler and scientist Jeremy Farrar. Show more
The latest weather forecast.
Will Iran and USA co-operate on defeating ISIS in Iraq? Will Scotland's working class voters choose independence? Al Shabab attack a town in Kenya. With Ritula Shah. Show more
As Jack and Mai's marriage disintegrates further, some startling news could be their saving grace. Read by Ciaran Hinds. Show more
Every day we successfully complete a myriad of tiny yet crucial negotiations, only noticing when they go wrong. As Michael Blastland discovers, we are natural negotiators. Show more
The Foreign Secretary updates the House of Commons on Iraq. Susan Hulme reports from Westminster. Show more
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4 Extra Debut. Waving goodbye to mother and walking to London, with busking on the way. Tobias Menzies reads Laurie Lee's classic travel book. Show more
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