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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with the Right Rev Marcus Stock, Bishop of Leeds. Show more
Farming Today
Brexit farming manifesto, Coastal farming, Farming at school, Glyphosate decision
13 minutes
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The Brexit supporters launch their manifesto for farming, but will they be able to give enough assurances to get the votes? Presented by Anna Hill. Show more
Miranda Krestovnikoff presents the story and sound of the goldfinch. Show more
Detective Caceres is convinced there is a connection between an airline executive's murder and the plane crash that killed everyone on board. Show more
The Listening Project
Mel and Andy – The University of Life
5 minutes
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Fi Glover introduces a conversation between friends who are considering the world of work after gaining a degree and who know that their future in uncertain Show more
Jolyon Jenkins investigates the world of mousetrap inventors. With over 4,500 patents issued, can there be a better mousetrap? And will his own trap impress the professionals? Show more
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You and Yours
Flooding insurance, Holiday childcare, Rent rises
45 minutes
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Consumer affairs. A new government-backed fund to help those affected by flooding to get insurance is about to start - will it make a difference? Show more
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Incarnations: India in 50 Lives
Charan Singh: A Common Cause
14 minutes
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Sunil Khilnani explores the life and legacy of the lawyer turned politician Charan Singh, who championed the cause of India's farmers Show more
Bert is indulging in some garden therapy, and the Fairbrothers welcome their new house guests. Show more
4 Extra Debut. The poet William Blake meets a young woman on the streets of present-day Lambeth. Starring Toby Jones and Kirsty Oswald. Show more
Louise Cooper asks how the new national living wage will affect businesses and employees. Show more
Inside Health
Preventive HIV therapy, Sugar tax, Bowel cancer, Surgery
28 minutes
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The average five-year-old consumes their own body weight in sugar every year, but will the new sugar tax change this? Dr Mark Porter and Dr Margaret McCartney examine the evidence. Show more
Laurie Taylor looks at the rise in the number of people losing their homes in the US and the UK. Plus self-build projects beyond Grand Designs. Show more
The Media Show
Twitter's impact on journalism, Mail on Sunday editor Geordie Greig, Ashley Highfield of Johnston Press
30 minutes
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A look at the media world, including the impact of Twitter on journalism and Mail on Sunday editor Geordie Greig on winning newspaper of the year. Show more
Six O'Clock News
23/03/2016 Brussels attackers were brothers
30 minutes
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Belgian police confirm that two brothers were among the bombers who attacked Brussels.
Writer and broadcaster Sandi Toksvig talks to actor and comedian Roy Hudd in the talk tag show. From March 2016. Show more
It is all getting a bit much for Lynda, and Clarrie makes a shocking discovery. Show more
Front Row
The RSC's Hamlet, Culture Minister Ed Vaizey, Batman v Superman, Underworld
30 minutes
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The RSC's Hamlet with Paapa Essiedu reviewed, plus Ed Vaizey on his new Culture White Paper, Zack Snyder on Batman v Superman, and electronic group Underworld, with Samira Ahmed. Show more
Detective Caceres is convinced there is a connection between an airline executive's murder and the plane crash that killed everyone on board. Show more
Combative, provocative and engaging debate chaired by Michael Buerk. With Melanie Phillips, Anne McElvoy, Claire Fox and Giles Fraser. Show more
Dr Julian Litten, author of The English Way of Death: The Common Funeral Since 1450, visits Kensal Green cemetery in north-west London, where he has reserved his last resting place. Show more
England is getting an anti-litter strategy. But how do you persuade a throwaway society to use a bin? Chris Ledgard reports on anti-litter campaigns from Texas to Switzerland. Show more
Midweek
Meera Syal, James Runcie, Elliot Ackerman, Philip Hoare
43 minutes
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Libby Purves meets actor and writer Meera Syal, writer and director James Runcie, former soldier Elliot Ackerman and author, broadcaster and whale chaser Philip Hoare. Show more
The World Tonight
Latest from terror scenes in Brussels
45 minutes
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Latest on Brussels terror attacks, aid agencies boycott Greek migrant centres, and what can be done to save BHS? Show more
Dr Gomez takes Rose and Sofia out for lunch, and graffiti is spray-painted onto the walls of the clinic. Show more
The award-winning duo with a shopping meltdown and a bullish Brown Owl on the importance of stealing for Brownies. From 2016. Show more
East meets West in the field of online dating and Tim Berners-Lee tweets about his world-changing new invention. From March 2014. Show more
Susan Hulme reports from Westminster as the Brussels attacks dominate the day. Show more
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Marceline Loridan-Ivens recalls her final and terrible days of the concentration camps. Show more
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