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A short reflection and prayer, with the Rev Dr Lesley Carroll.
New research that could make pre-stun slaughter more acceptable to Muslim consumers is unveiled at a seminar organised by the beef and lamb sector body Eblex. Show more
Kate Humble presents the bittern. Show more
The Life Scientific
Episode 89: Matt Taylor on the Rosetta space mission
28 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 FMAvailable for over a year
Matt Taylor tells Jim Al-Khalili why the Rosetta space mission is the 'sexiest thing alive' and why he had an image of the robot landing on comet 67P tattooed on his thigh. Show more
One to One
Zubeida Malik meets Sister Christine Frost
15 minutes
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Zubeida Malik meets Sister Christine Frost, a Roman Catholic nun who has lived and worked in east London for over forty years. Show more
Woman's Hour
Natural Childbirth Backlash, Gender-Neutral Clothing, Jill Leovy
58 minutes
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Discussion on a possible backlash against natural childbirth, author of Ghettoside Jill Leovy, gender-neutral clothing and having a little sister with autism. With Jenni Murray. Show more
Delia Grinstead's new life and equilibrium are disturbed by an unexpected visitor to town. Show more
Roland Pease examines how bacteria are developing resistance to an increasing number of antibiotics and asks where the new drugs are to prevent a return to the medical dark ages. Show more
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Cressida hits the roof when she realises what her mother and aunt have kept from her. Show more
You and Yours
Call You and Yours: Dog Control in the UK
45 minutes
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Is enough being done to control dogs in the UK? New guidelines are being published on the punishment people can expect if their dog turns violent, but do they go far enough? Show more
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Analysis of current affairs reports, presented by Martha Kearney.
Peter Hennessy presents a series of discussions examining how a government would be formed after the election if no party wins an overall majority in the House of Commons. Show more
Kenton and Jolene return. Meanwhile, it is a bad day for Bert. Show more
Four-part series of Victorian detective mysteries starring Brian Cox. Written by David Ashton. McLevy investigates the kidnap of a women's rights campaigner. Show more
Helen Castor asks why Friedrich Engels's links with Manchester are more celebrated than those of Richard Cobden, and Tom Holland tracks down the last wolf. Show more
Following a report from the UN highlighting for the first time the international impacts of volcanoes, Tom Heap meets the scientists trying to mitigate the effects of eruptions. Show more
Sarfraz Manzoor is a moderate Muslim but wonders if he is an oddity. Is the idea of the silent moderate Muslim majority a myth or reality? Show more
4 Extra Debut. Claire Skinner, Louise Welsh and Harriett Gilbert on books by Karl Ove Knausgaard, RL Stevenson and Dorothy L Sayers. From 2015. Show more
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Pam shares her love of horses. Poetry and sketches with Geoffrey Whitehead and Felicity Montagu. From January 2014. Show more
There is a surprise visitor in the village, and Joe has got his feet under the table. Show more
Front Row
Samuel West, Bloodline, AD Miller, Spring in Verse
30 minutes
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With Samuel West on directing After Electra on stage, author AD Miller on his novel The Faithful Couple, Togo Igawa on haiku in springtime and Netflix drama Bloodline reviewed. Show more
Delia Grinstead's new life and equilibrium are disturbed by an unexpected visitor to town. Show more
With record numbers leaving the classroom, is the government doing enough to tackle the epidemic of teachers' stress? File on 4 reveals new figures on the scale of the problem. Show more
In Touch
Children's Disability Living Allowance, Bluffington Post
20 minutes
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Laura Jolliffe talks about her fight to get Disability Living Allowance for her deafblind daughter after the Department for Work and Pensions said she was not entitled to benefits. Show more
Inside Health
Avastin, Peanut Allergy, Bowel Bacteria and Faecal Transplants
28 minutes
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Doctors have written to the authorities asking for permission to use the drug Avastin to treat patients with age-related macular degeneration. Dr Mark Porter investigates. Show more
The Life Scientific
Episode 89: Matt Taylor on the Rosetta space mission
28 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 FMAvailable for over a year
Matt Taylor tells Jim Al-Khalili why the Rosetta space mission is the 'sexiest thing alive' and why he had an image of the robot landing on comet 67P tattooed on his thigh. Show more
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The World Tonight
All-square in Israeli General Election
45 minutes
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Exit polls suggest Likud party running neck and neck with centre-left Zionist Union.
Magda's plan to escape to the west suffers a major setback. Meanwhile, Bob is inspired to leave his Scottish university and study in Leipzig. Show more
Fed up waiting for a deputy marshal to take her dancing, Louly makes a fresh start, with a new job and name. Stars Luke Norris. Show more
Susan Hulme and team report, as Theresa May says police and others should be able to give evidence about child abuse without fear of prosecution under the Official Secrets Act. Show more
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There are already competing visions for the future between the two members of the commune. Written and read by Dylan Evans. Show more
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