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The sound of church bells from St Erme, Cornwall.

Hashi Mohamed re-interprets a recent British response to terrorism, arguing that the episode tells us a great deal about our nation. Show more

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Mark Tully asks if it’s right to live with regret, or better to get over our mistakes. Can we be immobilised by self-pity at one extreme, but wilfully insensitive at the other? Show more

Chris Packham relives programmes from The Living World archives. In this programme recorded in 2005, Lionel Kelleway joins Mike Ladle in Dorset in search of chalkstream mayfly. Show more

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Sunday morning religious news and current affairs programme. Edward Stourton looks at sport and theology, Hindu cremations and medieval graffiti. Show more

Dinah Rose QC presents an appeal for Advice on Individual Rights in Europe. Show more

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The latest news headlines. Including a look at the papers.

A service from the City Temple, Cardiff, marking the centenary of the Elim Pentecostal Church, led by Chris Cartwright with the Rev John Glass. Show more

Adam Gopnik wonders why religious people are feeling 'persecuted' following the US Supreme Court ruling making same-sex marriage legal in all 50 states. Show more

Wildlife Sound Recordist, Chris Watson, presents the Red-legged Partridge. Show more

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

Helen and Tom have big ideas, and there is no going back for Adam. Show more

Kirsty Young interviews the poet Imtiaz Dharker. Show more

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Paul Merton, Alun Cochrane, Susan Calman and Gyles Brandreth find out how hard it is to talk for 60 seconds with no hesitation, repetition or deviation. Nicholas Parsons hosts. Show more

Out with the old, in with the new! A new generation of wine drinkers are shaking up the way wine is drunk, sold and written about. Sheila Dillon rides the new wave. Show more

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Global news and analysis, presented by Mark Mardell.

The East End youngsters who travelled to Singapore in 2005 are now living in all corners of the world and making decisions about careers, relationships and lives in their twenties. Show more

Eric Robson hosts the horticultural panel show from County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Joining the panel are Matt Biggs, Bob Flowerdew and James Wong. Show more

Fi Glover with conversations about generations farming the same land, combating ageing with charity work, and the human face behind the medical mask. Show more

Is Charlotte Stuart, illegitimate daughter of Bonnie Prince Charlie, as ruthlessly driven as her Stuart predecessors? Or is she the final tragic victim of the Stuart curse? Show more

Award-winning Canadian novelist Sean Michaels talks to Mariella Frostrup about his book Us Conductors, the story of the inventor of the theremin. Show more

Six poets reread Ted Hughes's groundbreaking book about how to write poetry, which began life in the 1960s as a series of BBC schools radio broadcasts. Show more

Network Rail is spending 24 billion pounds over the next five years modernising UK railways but, with works behind schedule, can it deliver? Allan Urry investigates. Show more

Budget week. Naomi Alderman imagines how Ruler and Employer negotiate the The Living Grain. Show more

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Eurozone leaders say Greece must pass new austerity laws before talks on third bailout

Sheila McClennon chooses her BBC Radio highlights. Show more

There's a tense cricket match in Ambridge, and Adam loses patience. Show more

Comedy. John Osborne returns to Radio 4 with autobiographical stories from four seasides that hold a special place in his heart. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Hollywood comes to Rye – plus a figure from Dot Buckle's past - when famous guests visit the Mermaid Inn. Read by Serena Evans. Show more

This episide includes views on the BBC licence fee settlement and listeners' verdicts on Apple's new radio station. Plus the Proms are back on the World Service. Show more

Matthew Bannister on actor Omar Sharif, detective Stanley 'Steve' Moore, theatre director Jules Wright, Russian prime minister Yevgeny Primakov and composer Ernest Tomlinson. Show more

Ruth Alexander explores what the Budget means for small and micro-businesses, with a new national living wage and tax changes for the self-employed. Plus cheap rail travel. Show more

Dinah Rose QC presents an appeal for Advice on Individual Rights in Europe. Show more

The numbers in the news. Tim Harford looks at the numbers behind the tax system to tell the story of the Greek crisis. Which ones are home truths and which ones are myths? Show more

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

Miranda Green of Newsweek analyses how the newspapers are covering the biggest stories.

Presented by Francine Stock. Director Justin Simien discusses his controversial comedy Dear White People. Plus a visit to Amazing Animals, who train animals and insects for films. Show more

Mark Tully asks if it’s right to live with regret, or better to get over our mistakes. Can we be immobilised by self-pity at one extreme, but wilfully insensitive at the other? Show more

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Laurie Taylor considers the everyday experience of young British-Arab people in the city. Also, British identity among migrant groups. Show more

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