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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with Steve Clifford, general director of the Evangelical Alliance. Show more

Charlotte Smith questions environment secretary Liz Truss over her handling of a new, online-only system for farmers to claim European subsidy payments. Show more

Bill Oddie presents the Cetti's warbler. Show more

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Philip is convinced he is helping out his elderly mother, when in fact she has moved in with him to ensure he is taking his medication. Show more

Tim Whewell tells the story of how Gaza's only grand piano is being restored and of how music, for so long played behind closed doors, is being reintroduced to school children. Show more

The state of your plates and cups says a lot about you, your lifestyle, and your attitude to food. Jack Monroe examines the often obsessive relationships we have with our crockery. Show more

A day of arrivals and departures in Collingwood Park. Show more

The Future High Street Summit, Norman Lamb on mental health care, recycling in Forest Bank Prison, A1 Van Hire, customer service online and Accrington Stanley and the Red Knights. Show more

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Analysis of current affairs reports, presented by Martha Kearney.

The extraordinary and powerful sounds of a glacier calving are captured by wildlife sound recordist, Chris Watson. Show more

Rob is preoccupied, and David speaks from the heart. Show more

Intense drama exploring male anger, how men become victims of victims and how the baton is passed from man to boy. Show more

Clare Balding travels to Derbyshire to ramble with a group of families who gather once a month for a long walk and a pub lunch. Show more

Maureen Lipman presents an appeal on behalf of Penny Brohn Cancer Care. Show more

Nigerian novelist Chigozie Obioma talks about the African storytelling at the heart of The Fishermen, and Sarah Churchwell discusses the novels of Alice Munro and Lydia Davis. Show more

Presented by Francine Stock. Kenneth Branagh talks about Cinderella, and Noah Baumbach discusses While We're Young. Show more

Invasive alien species are viewed as some of the biggest threats to biodiversity, but should people embrace the changes they bring? Show more

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Trying to win back his ex-girlfriend, writer Ed applies for real jobs. Stars Christopher Douglas and Jenny Agutter. From 2013. Show more

Peggy has an unwelcome visitor. Meanwhile, Adam is taking the long view. Show more

Antony Sher on playing Willy Loman in Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman, Patrick Gale on his new novel A Place Called Winter and the opening of the National Videogame Arcade. Show more

Philip is convinced he is helping out his elderly mother, when in fact she has moved in with him to ensure he is taking his medication. Show more

As Tony Blair prepares to step down from his diplomatic role in the Middle East, Simon Cox asks why the former prime minister is going and what he has achieved. Show more

Phone hacking, financial mis-selling and fraud: How do firms recover from negative headlines? Evan Davis and guests discuss the skills and strategy required to bounce back. Show more

Invasive alien species are viewed as some of the biggest threats to biodiversity, but should people embrace the changes they bring? Show more

Melvyn Bragg and his guests discuss the scientific achievements of the Curie family, Marie and Pierre and their daughter Irene Joliot-Curie, all three of whom won Nobel Prizes. Show more

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Magda's life in East Germany changes unexpectedly. Bob is forced to confront his alcoholism and then to reassess the events in Leipzig. Show more

Justin Edwards hosts the improvised chat show with his guests Mel Giedroyc, Max and Ivan, and Nick Mohammed. From March 2015. Show more

Sean Curran reports from Westminster.

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On Dundas Island, the arctic animals lay claim to their habitat as the author continues her voyage. Read by Teresa Gallagher. Show more

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