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The sound of church bells from the 800-year-old St Peter's Church in Ropley, Hampshire. Show more

Education secretary Nicky Morgan has announced Amanda Spielman is set to take over as chief inspector of schools in England. Show more

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Former chaplain at the London College of Fashion Joanna Jepson examines the ways in which people seek to construct their image while searching for their true identity. Show more

Chris Packham relives programmes from the Living World archives. In this programme recorded in 2006, Lionel Kelleway is on the look out for the Highland midge. Show more

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The Byzantine Church in Oxford made from a flat-pack dating back to 550 AD; John Sentamu reflects on the murder of MP Jo Cox; Muslims discuss Islam's attitude to homosexuality. Show more

Penelope Wilton presents The Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of the charity CBM UK. Show more

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In a service from the chapel of St John's College, Durham, the Rev Prof David Wilkinson explores ways in which science and religion can co-exist and even work together. Show more

A reflection on a topical issue. Roger Scruton suggests that the fashion for government by petition is out of step with representative democracy. Show more

Steve Backshall presents the little tern. Show more

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

Ambridge is in the party mood, and Emma deals with an emergency.

Kirsty Young interviews actor and theatre director Barrie Rutter. Show more

Paul Merton, Josie Lawrence, Alexei Sayle and Graham Norton join Nicholas Parsons and try to avoid hesitation, deviation or repetition as they talk about diverse subjects. Show more

Dan Saladino tells a story of food, survival and fishing from the remote Faroe Islands. Fishing provides 90 per cent of GDP and is shaping relations with the outside world. Show more

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Armed forces minister Penny Mordaunt and small business minister Anna Soubry give their views on the referendum campaign and MPs' security. Presented by Mark Mardell. Show more

Kamal Ahmed tells the story of how the UK got its first credit card. Set up in six months and sold on a six-page document, it killed the bank manager and changed UK society. Show more

Eric Robson hosts a special edition of the programme from Stonehenge. Anne Swithinbank, Pippa Greenwood and Matt Biggs join him to answer the horticultural questions. Show more

Fi Glover with excerpts from an illuminating conversation between a visually impaired man who is white and his sighted, younger partner who is black, about their life together. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Tabasco, Mexico, 1930s: The last priest is on the run from the authorities who execute any priests they find. Stars Stephen Rea. Show more

Mariella Frostrup talks to Annie Proulx about her new novel, Barkskins, an epic work that spans over 300 years. Show more

Poetry programme. Jo Bell, former canal laureate and long-time boat dweller, weaves soundscape and words into a documentary poem on canal life. Show more

Failing children's services teams are being taken away from councils and handed over to trusts. Jenny Chryss asks if the government's radical plans to overhaul them will work. Show more

Education secretary Nicky Morgan has announced Amanda Spielman is set to take over as chief inspector of schools in England. Show more

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It's the first day of referendum campaigning since the murder of the Labour MP, Jo Cox

Liz Barclay chooses her highlights from the past seven days of BBC radio, including Elgar's 'sleeve notes' and Michael Rosen's diary. Show more

Henry has a day out, and Anna is frustrated. Show more

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present a comic take on the EU referendum, recorded just hours before broadcast, four days before polling stations open. Show more

Short story by the renowned television writer. A new friendship makes 60-something Lena wonder if there is more to life than cooking and cleaning. Read by Pauline Collins. Show more

Should Radio 4 have given more focus to the Orlando shooting as a hate crime against the LGBT community? And the writers of Fags, Mags and Bags respond to listener comments. Show more

Obituary series. Reeta Chakrabarti on the MP Jo Cox, the musician Dave Swarbrick, the chess player Viktor Korchnoi and the writer Wendy Leigh. Show more

Paul Lewis asks if it is better to buy foreign currency now or after the EU referendum. Plus currency and investment tips, the Vodaphone blues and private divorce. Show more

Penelope Wilton presents The Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of the charity CBM UK. Show more

New Statesman editor Jason Cowley explores why this millennial generation - the so-called New Young Fogeys - could be the best-behaved group of young people since the 1960s. Show more

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

Francine Stock reports from the 2016 Sheffield Doc Fest and talks to the winner of the festival's first award for virtual reality. Show more

Former chaplain at the London College of Fashion Joanna Jepson examines the ways in which people seek to construct their image while searching for their true identity. Show more

The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. Followed by Weather.

Laurie Taylor explores the hidden architecture of people's working lives. Also, drug-taking and employment. Show more

The sound of church bells from the 800-year-old St Peter's Church in Ropley, Hampshire. Show more

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