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Bells from the Church of St Eustachius, Tavistock in Devon.

Maxwell Hutchinson, architect, historian and recently ordained minister, reflects on Jesus's arrival in Jerusalem and his confrontation at the temple. Show more

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Danish radio producer Rikke Houd takes a walk in the forest - a place to get lost in, and a place to find oneself too.
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Ruth Sanderson meets John Terry from Warwickshire. John is a teacher who has now achieved his dream of becoming a farmer and is hoping his books will inspire others do the same. Show more

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Christian perspectives on the Europe debate, presented by Edward Stourton. Show more

Jeff Prestridge presents an appeal on behalf of Brathay Trust. Show more

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The Rev Dr Stephen Wigley reflects on how people can become more attentive to God's presence around them, in a live service from Gresford Methodist Church, Wrexham. Show more

Adam Gopnik thinks future generations will be as appalled by some practices that are accepted today as we are by aspects of the past. Show more

Michaela Strachan presents the story and sound of the house sparrow. Show more

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

Is Brookfield all set for change? Rob is always there for Helen.

Kirsty Young talks to actor Hugh Bonneville, who chooses the eight records that he would take with him to a desert island. Show more

Paul Merton, Rufus Hound, Graham Norton and Pam Ayres join Nicholas Parsons for another episode of the classic panel show. Show more

Dan Saladino explores the fierce debate over how 1.2bn people will be fed in the future.

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Simon Schama searches for religious or political motives behind the destruction of archaeological sites in Syria and Iraq. What drives the jihadists? Can history help explain this? Show more

Eric Robson hosts the horticultural panel programme from the Royal Academy of Arts in London. Bunny Guinness, Bob Flowerdew and James Wong answer the gardeners' questions. Show more

Fi Glover introduces conversations about a mother's death and a much-loved stepmother, a father's suicide and sons who took their own lives. Show more

Ruth’s campaign to punish her husband and his mistress advances and she will stop at nothing to get her way. Stars Barnaby Kay. Show more

Mariella Frostrup talks to novelist Graham Swift, whose new book, Mothering Sunday, is set on one day in March 1924. Also on the programme, a guide to the best books about envy. Show more

Roger McGough presents the late Ken Smith's reading of his long poem, Fox Running. The recording, made on cassette tape, was given to the programme by Ken's wife Judi Benson. Show more

David Cameron says fighting dementia is a personal priority. How effective is the drive to improve diagnosis rates, and will the millions being spent on research lead to a cure? Show more

As the fixture lists start crowding in on Premier League football clubs, Mark Lawson imagines how a manager might deal with the pressure by opening a direct line to 'the man above'. Show more

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Allies of Iran's moderate president on course to claim victory in a parliamentary poll. Syria's truce holds despite violations. Cameron accused of downplaying life outside the EU

John McCarthy picks his BBC radio highlights, including tales of courage, deception and techno nightmares. Show more

Bert looks back to the floods of a year ago. And Toby bends Lilian's ear. Show more

Katy Brand, Alex Horne, Richard Herring and Natalie Haynes vie for wordy supremacy chaired by Gyles Brandreth. From 2013. Show more

Commissioned to mark 29 February and examine the idea of 'leap', Richard Beard's story follows Martin as he seizes the opportunity to recalibrate and catch up on a grand scale. Show more

Is BBC coverage of the EU referendum fair? Chief political adviser Ric Bailey answers listeners. Plus Jonathan Agnew and Ian Dennis on how boring sport can make for great radio. Show more

Matthew Bannister talks about foster mother Alex Timpson, cinematographer Douglas Slocombe, author Umberto Eco and parliamentarian Lord Avebury. Show more

Lesley Curwen presents discussion on pension reform, the true cost of paying by cash and interest-only mortgages. Show more

Jeff Prestridge presents an appeal on behalf of Brathay Trust. Show more

Sonia Sodha explores how councils in two of the UK's most multicultural places - the City of Leicester and the London Borough of Newham - are managing diversity. Show more

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

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

With Antonia Quirke. Clare Binns and Tim Robey assess the runners and riders in this year's Academy Awards. Show more

Danish radio producer Rikke Houd takes a walk in the forest - a place to get lost in, and a place to find oneself too.
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Laurie Taylor asks if and why some people refuse to grow up. Also, how children and young people feel about being poor. Show more

Bells from the Church of St Eustachius, Tavistock in Devon.

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