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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

On a boat in the North Sea, fishermen from Peterhead say that new European fishing rules will threaten the Scottish fleet, and Anna Hill reports on the growth of the farm shop. Show more

Michael Palin presents the snail kite from the Florida Everglades. Show more

The isolation of the remaining women in the house at 124 Bluestone Road is becoming dangerous. Narrated by Adjoa Andoh and starring Nadine Marshall. Show more

Can Belgium solve the problems of the Brussels district dubbed Jihadi Central? Tim Whewell spends time with the people of Molenbeek as they search for answers. Show more

First Bus runs a writing competition for their drivers. This programme introduces several who have taken part, including Lou, who wants to write a novel based on her experiences. Show more

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After the emissions scandal, will Volkswagen pay compensation to owners in the UK or not? Plus who should be allowed to claim bereavement damages after a fatal accident? Show more

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Christopher Clark explores why America entered the First World War and argues this was a decisive factor in the outcome of the conflict. Show more

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

Sandy turns chef and William shows courage and compassion in saving the day for an unhappy father and his son. Show more

Yorkshire looks different in the dark. Helen Mark looks up into the heavens and deep underground for a new understanding of England's biggest county. Show more

Joanna Lumley presents an appeal on behalf of the Gurkha Welfare Trust. Show more

Alex Clark talks to Francesca Kay about her novel The Long Room, and Francesca Haig and Ann Morgan discuss twins in literature. Show more

Oscar-winning director of Birdman, Alejandro Inarritu, discusses his western The Revenant, which tested his actors, including Leonardo Di Caprio, to their limits. Show more

Four-year-old Georgia had an unseen combination of symptoms not fitting any known disease. Only sequencing her DNA enabled her doctors to diagnose her unique condition. Show more

Three men have been convicted for taking part in the biggest burglary in British history

The voice in John's head pushes him to tipping point, a new approach to the news, and a spy tale. With Simon Kane. From 2016. Show more

Is Ian feeling sociable? There is a wild chase, but not over a goose. Show more

John Wilson reports on the nominations for the 2016 Academy Awards, including interviews with Leonardo DiCaprio, Alicia Vikander, Saoirse Ronan and Nick Hornby. Show more

The isolation of the remaining women in the house at 124 Bluestone Road is becoming dangerous. Narrated by Adjoa Andoh and starring Nadine Marshall. Show more

Should Labour MPs be scared of Momentum? Some say they are a hard-left rabble, they say they are harnessing support for Jeremy Corbyn. The New Statesman's Stephen Bush finds out. Show more

Peter Day discovers how migrant workers have transformed the agriculture industry in California. Show more

Four-year-old Georgia had an unseen combination of symptoms not fitting any known disease. Only sequencing her DNA enabled her doctors to diagnose her unique condition. Show more

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss Saturn, the most distant planet easily visible to the human eye, with over 60 moons and, with its rings, one of the most striking sights in space. Show more

Sanctions for the Episcopal church, Alan Rickman's casting director, and how spacesuits have evolved. Show more

The rafters have reached the island but are careless when crossing the dope fields. As things turn ugly, Richard reports back to Sal, who has a chilling request of her own. Show more

The comedian/activist is in Sheffield to consider plans for Buckingham Palace and for reducing knife crime. From February 2012. Show more

Sean Curran reports from Westminster on the latest EU referendum row. Show more

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The Velasquez has been restored to Snare, but he has now vanished - until the portrait is advertised for show on Broadway in 1860. The Reading bookseller has fled to America. Show more

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