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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with Steve Clifford, general director of the Evangelical Alliance. Show more
Two men are sentenced in the first cases connected to the horsemeat scandal in 2013, and research finds that the lupin is a credible alternative to soya as feed for livestock. Show more
Bill Oddie presents the peregrine. Show more
Morning news and current affairs. Including Sports Desk, Yesterday in Parliament, Weather and Thought for the Day.
One to One
Christina Lamb talks to Adam Hargreaves
15 minutes
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Christina Lamb explores the impact on those carrying on with a family legacy. She talks to Adam Hargreaves, whose father Roger created the Mr Men. Show more
Woman's Hour
Kim Cattrall; Natalie Bennett, leader of the Green Party of England and Wales; Anti-Gang Education
58 minutes
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Kim Cattrall discusses dark comedy Sensitive Skin; Natalie Bennett on why she believes her party is enjoying a 'Green surge'; Junior Smart on his anti-gang work in primary schools. Show more
Restaurant owner Tony appears in Martha's office. His wife thinks he needs therapy, though he has no idea why. Show more
A global antibiotic resistance crisis looms, but antibiotics drugs do not make pharma the profits that other medicines do. Roland Pease looks for ways to avert a medical dark age. Show more
4 Extra Debut. Composer Debbie Wiseman travels with renowned writers Don Black and Gary Osborne, into the song lyricists’ world. From 2015. Show more
A man's job and a woman's honour hang in the balance. Show more
You and Yours
Call You and Yours: Are people spending money they just don't have?
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Are people spending money they just don't have? A new report predicts the average family will soon have £10,000 in unsecured loans. Are listeners living with debt? Show more
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Analysis of current affairs reports, presented by Martha Kearney.
Wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson introduces the sounds of the city on match day at Newcastle United’s St James’ Park. Show more
It is a difficult day for Bert. Meanwhile, Ed is happy in his work. Show more
Jean Brash is confronted by a former lover back from the dead. She had once poisoned him - fatally, or so she thought - and now he is out for revenge. Show more
Helen Castor asks why Robert Bruce was writing humble letters to Edward II at the height of a guerrilla war in Scotland, and Tom Holland reveals Europe's first Enigma machine. Show more
The price of oil is shifting and is currently on the slide. Tom Heap asks what the consequences are for the environment. Show more
All now in their 90s, Battle of Britain fighter pilots recall the summer of 1940. Presented by Misha Glenny. Show more
A Good Read
Christopher Frayling and Abi Morgan
30 minutes
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4 Extra Debut. Harriett Gilbert, Abi Morgan and Christopher Frayling discuss books by Dave Eggers, Angela Carter and Kyril Bonfiglioli. From 2015. Show more
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
The wonder of allotments and beekeeping. Poetry and sketches with Felicity Montagu and Geoffrey Whitehead. From January 2014. Show more
Jim is still cleaning up, and Kenton goes a step too far. Show more
Front Row
Russell Crowe, Anish Kapoor, The Body in Greek Art
30 minutes
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Russell Crowe on his directorial debut The Water Diviner, artist Anish Kapoor, Bettany Hughes reviews The Body in Greek Art, and is TV fantasy Outlander the new Game of Thrones? Show more
Restaurant owner Tony appears in Martha's office. His wife thinks he needs therapy, though he has no idea why. Show more
The UK is on heightened alert after recent terrorist shootings. Allan Urry investigates the illegal guns market in Europe and asks what is being done to stop similar attacks here. Show more
In Touch
Unified English Braille - Pregnancy - 'London's coolest techie'
20 minutes
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Steve Tyler explains why RNIB supports UEB (Unified English Braille), Peter White talks to 'London's coolest techie' Andy Hinxmann, and Emma Tracey muses on being pregnant. Show more
Inside Health
Feedback on Teenage Pregnancy, Smoothies, AMD, Hospital Beds, Frailty, Feedback on Gallstones, Moles
28 minutes
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Feedback on sex education, off licence use of drugs and drinking smoothies. Hospital bed numbers go down as admissions go up; plus calls for frailty to be an official diagnosis. Show more
The Life Scientific
Episode 90: Sarah-Jayne Blakemore on teenage brains
28 minutes
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Professor Sarah-Jayne Blakemore talks to Jim Al-Khalili about her research on the developing teenage brain. Show more
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The World Tonight
German passenger jet carrying 150 people crashes in French alps.
45 minutes
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No survivors -- we report from the site -- and talk to an air crash investigator.
Magda and Bob are each picked up by the Stasi, who seem to know everything about them. Bob makes a decision he will regret. Show more
A chance encounter in prison enables Jack Belmont to plan to put an end to his nemesis once and for all. Starring Adam Gillen. Show more
Sean Curran and the parliamentary team report as the chancellor is pressed to rule out a VAT rise should the Conservatives win the election. And a defence boost for the Falklands. Show more
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As she sets sail on her voyage, the author recalls another dramatic boat journey. Read by Teresa Gallagher. Show more
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