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The bells of St Thomas the Martyr, Oxford. Show more

Dominic Lawson asks the environmentalist Mark Lynas why he now supports genetically modified crops and what the reaction has been from his former colleagues. Show more

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Samira Ahmed delves into the secret life of lists. To-do lists, resolutions, tenets of faith, notes of observations - lists come in many forms and reveal much about people's lives. Show more

Trai Anfield discovers the wildlife that survives the harsh conditions on the wintry beach and rocky shores of Devon. Show more

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HRH the Prince of Wales talks to Diane Louise Jordan about his concerns for Christians in the Middle East. Plus the future of the Church of England and affordable housing. Show more

Simon Callow presents an appeal on behalf of Target Tuberculosis. Show more

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Mass for the fifth Sunday of the year live from Brentwood Cathedral. With preacher Fr Martin Boland, celebrant Fr Mark Reilly and master of music Andrew Wright;. Show more

Will Self reflects on the growing and vexed divide between people with and without children. Show more

Michael Palin presents the wild budgerigar from Australia. Show more

Sunday morning magazine programme with news and conversation about the big stories of the week. Presented by Paddy O'Connell.

Charlie speaks his mind, and the pressure is on Ed. Show more

Kirsty Young talks to garden designer Dan Pearson. Show more

David Mitchell asks Arthur Smith, Sarah Millican, Sandi Toksvig and Graeme Garden to hide truths in lies. From February 2015. Show more

The microwave is the gadget people in the UK could not live without, but most cooks are afraid to admit they use them. Sheila Dillon charts the 60-year shift from pot to ping. Show more

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Global news and analysis, presented by Mark Mardell. Show more

Is news bad for us? Former news editor and writer Charlie Beckett explores whether there is an unrelenting negativity in the news agenda and asks how it might be done differently. Show more

Eric Robson chairs the programme from West Scotland. Bob Flowerdew, Bunny Guinness and Matthew Wilson answer the audience questions. Show more

Fi Glover with more conversations from Devon, London and Belfast, between guitar-makers, two people associated with the Little Angel Puppet Theatre and two meditative wild swimmers. Show more

When Norah's terrifying father calls, she is forced to leave her home in Paris and journey to Dakar. Secrets from the past and horrors from the present are unveiled. Show more

News and features from the world of books, presented by Mariella Frostrup. SJ Watson, best-selling author of Before I Go to Sleep, discusses his new novel Second Life. Show more

Roger McGough introduces poems requested by listeners on the theme of love. Show more

Is the middle class in decline? David Boyle explores the split between a rich elite and those said to be clinging on to a deteriorating lifestyle with falling expectations. Show more

By Annie McCartney. With GP appointment lengths in some areas tightly rationed, how much longer can the NHS survive? Show more

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Stuart Maconie chooses his BBC Radio highlights.

Pip has got plans, but David is in a reflective mood. Show more

Vera Sackcloth-Vest and Ginny Fox rush down to St Ives in search of DH Lollipop. Vera's admirer winds up in the brambles. Stars Miriam Margolyes. Show more

A chance encounter jolts a woman back into her painful past and sparks her desire for vengeance. Read by Cathy White. Show more

Tim Harford on claims that keen runners might be damaging their health. Plus tuition fees, affairs among cruise passengers, UK election safe seats and listeners' favourite stats. Show more

Matthew Bannister on the lives of author Colleen McCullough, German president Richard von Weizsaecker, chemist Carl Djerassi, actress Geraldine McEwan and diver Lotte Hass. Show more

If pensioners can afford it, should they give back winter fuel payments? Plus more stories of phone fraud victims and costly closet trackers. Paul Lewis presents. Show more

Simon Callow presents an appeal on behalf of Target Tuberculosis. Show more

Scotland in 2014 showed how dramatic referendums can be. So what would an in-out vote on the EU be like? Chris Bowlby hears about fears, hopes - and plans already underway. Show more

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

Peter Hitchens of the Mail on Sunday analyses how the newspapers are covering the biggest stories. Show more

Ava DuVernay on bringing the life of Martin Luther King to the big screen in Selma, and Eddie Marsan discusses Still Life. Plus a look at the current trend of S&M in films. Show more

Samira Ahmed delves into the secret life of lists. To-do lists, resolutions, tenets of faith, notes of observations - lists come in many forms and reveal much about people's lives. Show more

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Laurie Taylor explores the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood. Plus a look at the results of a study into privately educated young women. Show more

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