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Bells from the monastery of the Transfiguration, on the Solovki Islands in Northern Russia.

Suddenly everyone is taking Jeremy Corbyn seriously. But how easy will it be to go from anti-establishment, backbench rebel to the top Labour job? Chris Bowlby investigates. Show more

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From banks and armies to schools and hospitals, Mark Tully explores the impact of the institution. With music from Henry Priestman and readings from screenwriter William Styron. Show more

HRH the Prince of Wales shares his passion for the meadow-rich landscapes of Transylvania. Presented by Charlotte Smith. Show more

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As migrants try to get into the UK, is fear about 'the other' justified? Plus the next pilgrim walk from north Wales and the new secretary general of the Anglican Communion. Show more

An appeal for the Howard League for Penal Reform, presented by Danielle, a beneficiary of the charity. Show more

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The Right Rev John Arnold, Bishop of Salford, preaches on the Pope's encyclical Laudato Si' from the Holy Name of Jesus Roman Catholic Church in Manchester. Show more

Adam Gopnik reflects on the reason for our obsession with long-form television series and sees a link to the current brevity of all our other forms of discourse. Show more

Martin Hughes-Games presents the golden plover. Show more

News for Sunday morning and a paper review, presented by Paddy O'Connell. Including the attraction of Hamlet, the shortage of bassoons and the demise of the Land Rover Defender. Show more

There is a gathering at Bridge Farm, and Ruth and David get moving. Show more

Dr Bill Frankland, allergy specialist, is interviewed by Kirsty Young. Show more

A return visit to St Albans for regulars Tim Brooke-Taylor, Barry Cryer and Graeme Garden with Omid Djalili on the panel and Jack Dee in the chair. Show more

Tim Hayward meets the man who changed the way he thought about food, forever. He is a best-selling author, rarely gives interviews and has a remarkable food story: Len Deighton. Show more

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Global news and analysis, presented by Shaun Ley.

4 Extra Debut. Peregrine Andrews explores how a mysterious find on a Morecombe beach in 2013 turned one man’s world upside down. From 2015. Show more

Eric Robson hosts the horticultural panel programme from Dalston Eastern Curve Garden. Show more

Fi Glover introduces conversations between friends and between a mother and son, about being true to your beliefs and how difficult that can sometimes be. Show more

A man who hordes secrets as well as treasures. Will his knowledge allow Lovel to marry his secret love? Stars Richard Wilson. Show more

Mariella Frostrup talks to award-winning Zimbabwean author Petina Gappah about her new novel The Book of Memory, and Michael Foreman tours a new exhibition of his work on Tyneside. Show more

Paul Farley travels with poets Liz Berry and Helen Mort from West Yorkshire to the Black Country taking their precise and brilliant poems of place back to their source. Show more

Juliet Gardiner compares experiments in communal living today with those after World War II. Show more

Suddenly everyone is taking Jeremy Corbyn seriously. But how easy will it be to go from anti-establishment, backbench rebel to the top Labour job? Chris Bowlby investigates. Show more

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The Labour leadership candidate wants to see more companies in public ownership.

Julie Hesmondhalgh chooses her BBC Radio highlights. Show more

Kenton feels sorry for himself, and Shula awaits her guests. Show more

Susie Dent, Natalie Haynes, Milton Jones and Jack Whitehall vie for wordy supremacy. Hosted by Gyles Brandreth. From 2012. Show more

Rosey can't grasp why her neighbour's baby gives her the willies, until her own buried trauma comes to light. Read by Liz White. Show more

Quentin Letts's Met Office critique raises questions of impartiality on climate change. And the Today editor responds to suggestions that the programme is soft on migrants. Show more

Matthew Bannister discusses singer and TV presenter Cilla Black, teacher Michael Kidson, Indian president APJ Abdul Kalam, campaigner Evelyn Gillan and actor George Cole. Show more

Michael Robinson looks at the rapid rise in self-employment. Nearly five million people in the UK work for themselves, accounting for two-thirds of new jobs since 2008. Show more

An appeal for the Howard League for Penal Reform, presented by Danielle, a beneficiary of the charity. Show more

California has some of the world's most productive farmland. The state has also endured four years of drought. What happens when water becomes the most valuable commodity of all? Show more

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

Beth Rigby of the FT analyses how the newspapers are covering the biggest stories.

Presented by Antonia Quirke. Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood discusses his score for There Will Be Blood, which he will be performing live in August. Show more

From banks and armies to schools and hospitals, Mark Tully explores the impact of the institution. With music from Henry Priestman and readings from screenwriter William Styron. Show more

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Rosie Millard follows two moving stories. Hannah and John hope a mill in the Yorkshire Dales will set them up for a new life, meanwhile Trudi contemplates sheltered accommodation. Show more

Bells from the monastery of the Transfiguration, on the Solovki Islands in Northern Russia.

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