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Bells on Sunday comes from the Church of St Thomas the Apostle, Lymington, Hampshire.

Jennifer Kavanagh questions the value of success, arguing that it is the moral content of what we do, rather than doing it well or badly, on which we should judge ourselves. Show more

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Breathing is fundamental to life, yet our breath is invisible, literally and metaphorically. John McCarthy considers situations in which breath becomes the focus of our attention. Show more

Chris Packham relives programmes from the Living World archives. In this programme recorded in 1993, Lionel Kelleway joins Sarah Wanlass and Mike Harris on the Isle of May. Show more

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Religious news. William Crawley asks should God be kept out of politics? He also talks to punk vicar Phil Chew, and we look at 21st-century cathedral cloisters in Blackburn. Show more

Charlie Hamilton James presents an appeal for Rainforest Foundation UK. Show more

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Festival Eucharist from St John's Church, Buxton, sung to Schubert's Mass in C by the Buxton Madrigal Singers. The celebrant is Canon Stephen Shipley. Show more

Adam Gopnik likes reading collections of private letters but is offended by glee over the publishing of private emails. What should be the limits of privacy in the internet age? Show more

Martin Hughes-Games presents the barnacle goose. Show more

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

Kirsty Young talks to Noel Gallagher, musician, songwriter and former Oasis lead guitarist. Show more

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With a new 'living wage' announced, Sheila Dillon explores the world of fast food workers. In the US, a campaign over pay has gone global and is now influencing workers in the UK. Show more

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Global news and analysis, presented by Mark Mardell.

4 Extra Debut. Musician Chi-chi Nwanoku goes in search of some of the great black composers and performers of the 18th century. From 2015. Show more

Eric Robson hosts the horticultural panel show from Bedford. Bunny Guinness, Anne Swithinbank, Matthew Wilson answer audience questions. Show more

Fi Glover with conversations acknowledging the impact of self-harm, MS and arthritis while finding ways to deal with them, from Cumbria, Glasgow and London. Show more

A young actress enters the Riviera circle of a golden couple, not grasping the secrets that connect them. Stars Melody Grove. Show more

Presented by Mariella Frostrup. Judy Blume, one of America's best known and best loved novelists, talks about her new book for adults, In the Unlikely Event. 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

Allegations against the police are at a record high. Claire Savage asks if Home Office plans to reform the police complaints system will restore public confidence. Show more

Author Ryan Craig responds to the dropping of the vote on the fox hunting bill in the Commons. Show more

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David Cameron has been accused of making up policy "on the hoof" after saying Britain should help America destroy the Islamic State group in Syria.

Julian Worricker chooses his BBC Radio highlights. Show more

Roll up for the (Lower Loxley) village fete. Roll over, Brian? Show more

Autobiographical tale written and narrated by author and poet John Osborne. John wrestles with the idea of donating one of his kidneys to a virtual stranger. Show more

A new sculptor has come to town. Can a farmer cope when his wife becomes distracted by the new arrival? Read by Niall Buggy. Show more

The debate over the future of the BBC continues, and listeners are weighing in. Plus the iPlayer Radio app introduces downloads, and Will Gompertz gets creative with Feedback. Show more

Matthew Bannister talks about priest Joyce Bennett, Saudi foreign minister Prince Saud al-Faisal, beekeeper Burt Shavitz, medical professor Michael Oliver and publisher Ian Allan. Show more

Ruth Alexander speaks to travellers about how they save money on holiday, examines the variations in PPI redress and speaks to Steve Webb about how to top up your State Pension. Show more

Charlie Hamilton James presents an appeal for Rainforest Foundation UK. Show more

Who are 'the people' - and who's keeping power from them? Eliane Glaser explores how across Europe and beyond, populist movements claim to put politicians in touch with voters. Show more

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

Andrew Gimson analyses how the newspapers are covering the biggest stories.

Presented by Francine Stock. Michael Douglas discusses his first superhero movie, Ant-Man, and explains why he's become the go-to guy for lengthy monologues. Show more

Breathing is fundamental to life, yet our breath is invisible, literally and metaphorically. John McCarthy considers situations in which breath becomes the focus of our attention. Show more

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Laurie Taylor discusses a study into the selling of drugs among teens in suburban America. Also, white collar jobs that move to the global south. Show more

Bells on Sunday comes from the Church of St Thomas the Apostle, Lymington, Hampshire.

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