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The bells of St Paul's Cathedral in London. Show more

The casually dressed Greek finance minster Yanis Varoufakis has, in challenging the eurozone, become almost overnight one of the most important politicians in Europe. Show more

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The poet Pejk Malinovski reflects on the many ways we perceive of ourselves. Show more

Chris Sperring explores Dommett Wood in Somerset on the hunt for a giant bracket fungus that can grow up to one metre across. Show more

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Sunday morning religious news and current affairs programme, with discussions on religion and politics, the Ukraine crisis and a play about a Muslim convert. Show more

Mary Nightingale presents an appeal on behalf of Rainbow Trust Children's Charity. Show more

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The first service from St Martin-in-the-Fields in a Lent series based on Archbishop Desmond Tutu's book In God's Hands, exploring what it means to be made in God's image. Show more

Will Self reflects on the power of our relationship with fictional characters. 'People need people whose lives can be seen to follow a dramatic arc.'. Show more

Chris Packham presents the blackbird. Show more

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

Jennifer has some home truths for Kate, and David is on a quest.

Kirsty Young interviews opera singer Jonas Kaufmann. Show more

Nicholas Parsons hosts the popular panel game. Paul Merton, Tony Hawks, Josie Lawrence and Alun Cochrane tackle subjects including Multitasking, Kinky Boots and A Cathedral City. Show more

Sheila Dillon goes behind bars to visit the most popular restaurant in Cardiff, which is run by prisoners. Show more

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

4 Extra Debut. Film critic Mark Kermode explores a film’s journey from script to screen - a path littered with obstacles. From 2015. Show more

Eric Robson chairs the horticultural panel programme from Galleywood, Essex. Chris Beardshaw, Christine Walkden and Matthew Wilson take questions from local gardeners. Show more

Fi Glover hears from Scotland, Devon and Cumbria about the death of a 15-year-old, marriage and divorce, and how similar children with Down's Syndrome are to all children. Show more

When the woman with whom he was about to begin an affair suddenly dies in his arms, Victor considers walking away, but he is unable to resist delving into the woman's dark secret. Show more

Rabih Alameddine talks to Mariella Frostrup about his novel An Unnecessary Woman, which was shortlisted for the National Book Award for Fiction. Show more

Roger McGough presents poems by, for and about teenagers, including works by Thomas Chatterton, Adrian Mitchell, Wendy Cope, Imtiaz Dharker and Foyle Young Poets winner Ila Colley. Show more

As evidence grows that historical sites are being looted in Syria, Simon Cox investigates how much groups such as IS are profiting from the global trade in illicit antiquities. Show more

The casually dressed Greek finance minster Yanis Varoufakis has, in challenging the eurozone, become almost overnight one of the most important politicians in Europe. Show more

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Catherine Bott chooses her BBC Radio highlights. Show more

David and Ruth have a lot to discuss, and Phoebe has a difficult question. Show more

Vera Sackcloth-Vest endures an emotional crisis at a picnic in Kensington Gardens. Stars Miriam Margolyes. From October 2012. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Jowhor Ile’s tale of a young man recalling his childhood and the girl who looked after him. Read by Richie Campbell. From February 2015. Show more

Was the BBC's coverage of the seventieth anniversary of the Dresden bombings too one-sided? And why did the BBC decide to air graphic audio of the Copenhagen shooting? Show more

Julian Worricker talks about confectioner Michele Ferrero, engineer Lady Platt of Writtle, composer John McCabe, actor Louis Jourdan and pianist Anne Naysmith. Show more

Personal finance news with Paul Lewis. The risks and rewards of crowdfunding, a potentially crucial court case over cash for flight delays, and banks told to be nicer to customers. Show more

Mary Nightingale presents an appeal on behalf of Rainbow Trust Children's Charity. Show more

Social mobility is a good for those who are able to move up in life, but movement can go in both directions. Jo Fidgen explores the implications of downward social mobility. Show more

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

Caroline Daniel of the Financial Times analyses how the newspapers are covering the biggest stories. Show more

Guy Raz investigates how people are able to go to the brink of human endurance. With high-wire artist Philippe Petit. Show more

Will Self reflects on the power of our relationship with fictional characters. 'People need people whose lives can be seen to follow a dramatic arc.'. Show more

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Laurie Taylor explores the historical roots and contemporary meaning of conservatism. Also, the emotional impact of working in a care home. Show more

The bells of St Paul's Cathedral in London. Show more

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