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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with Krish Kandiah, president of the London School of Theology. Show more

Farming Today visits the Cotswolds to meet a farmer selling rapeseed oil direct to the consumer, and Ladies in Beef have a new campaign to 'Save our Sucklers'. Show more

Michael Palin presents the greater roadrunner of south western North America Show more

Libby Purves meets lyricist Don Black, puppeteer Sue Buckmaster, author Mike Daligan and Her Majesty the Queen's swan marker David Barber. Show more

Sylvia talks about falling in love with a 93-year-old man. Plus the Cologne assaults and the feminist response, artist Anna Zinkeisen, and young women and stereotyped job roles. Show more

After Paul D's departure, only the women remain in the house at 124 Bluestone Road. Sethe is about to discover the nature of the bond that binds them together. Show more

Fi Glover introduces a couple who moved to Orkney as business partners and now reflect on how they fell in love with the remote islands and with each other. From July 2014. Show more

The untold story of roads and the people who live on them - from Nepal to Kenya via Stonehenge - presented by Miles Warde. Show more

After treatment for cancer, Camille is still with Marco planning a new life. With Natasha Little and Camille Coduri. From 2016. Show more

On this day, shares in the Pleasure Gardens Theatre were auctioned, and Hilary Pearce is disappointed. Show more

The government wants to stop cold callers ringing from anonymous numbers as a way to end nuisance calls. Plus why some private developers struggle to get new houses built. Show more

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Analysis of news and current affairs, presented by Mark Mardell. Show more

Christopher Clark travels to Slovenia, the setting of the Italian front and the scene of the some of the harshest fighting to take place during the First World War. Show more

Jennifer has a party to organise. And Phoebe faces a dilemma. Show more

While the sultan dreams of victory against provincial leader Maya, Gregor is in pursuit of missing slave-girl Sarah and must venture into the catacombs. Show more

Should every UK citizen be paid a basic income, without means-testing or work requirements? Lesley Curwen and guests debate proposals for what's being called a Citizen's Income. Show more

An Inside Health special on how keeping fit and active keeps our hearts healthy, gives us a fighting chance against cancer and keeps our joints moving. Show more

Laurie Taylor explores the tensions and dilemmas at the heart of contemporary struggles against enslavement. Plus a look at how school lunchboxes create conflicts. Show more

Including a look at media freedom in Poland, BBC News cuts, the on-air resignation of Stephen Doughty and Deloitte's media predictions for 2016. Show more

Danish MPs are debating a plan to allow the authorities to seize valuables from refugees.

Sketch comedy from Jocelyn Jee Esien. Includes Dionne Button MP, a power hungry traffic warden and a grumpy couple. From 2016. Show more

Wassail, wassail all over the town! (Our Queen needs advice - parents, don't let her down.). Show more

Samira Ahmed talks to Creed director Ryan Coogler about working with Sylvester Stallone, hears how 20 artists are lighting up London and asks what England's anthem should be. Show more

After Paul D's departure, only the women remain in the house at 124 Bluestone Road. Sethe is about to discover the nature of the bond that binds them together. Show more

Andrew Rawnsley chairs a live discussion with top journalists as they debate what three newspaper-style editorials should say about the main stories in the news. Show more

Lucy Allen argues that medieval society had a conflicted attitude towards women. Show more

Naomi Alderman tells how the shocking power of an eel sparked scientific interest in electricity. Show more

Libby Purves meets lyricist Don Black, puppeteer Sue Buckmaster, author Mike Daligan and Her Majesty the Queen's swan marker David Barber. Show more

Does Poland's right-wing government pose a threat to EU values? Plus the Danes crack down on asylum seekers, and how difficult is it to come out as gay in Britain these days? Show more

As Jed cares for the dying Swede, Richard patrols the DMZ. He sees Mister Duck again and is tasked with delaying the rafters' arrival until the end of Tet and the Christo is dead. Show more

Kim is not happy when a theoretical debate about her demise reveals Neil's yearning for an accordion. Stars Frank Skinner and Katherine Parkinson. From January 2016. Show more

Join Ian Leslie for an exercise in literary archaeology as he unearths the early writing efforts of our best known novelists, poets and playwrights. From November 2013. Show more

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster as Jeremy Corbyn challenges David Cameron over his plan to demolish 'sink estates' and MPs back calls for an English anthem at sporting events. Show more

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John Snare decides to show his famous picture north of the border, but he fails to anticipate the extent and the kind of interest it might generate. Show more

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