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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with Anna Drew. Show more

Scottish and Welsh reactions to the new DEFRA Secretary of State. Plus Farm robots and Water management on Farms. Show more

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Bill Oddie presents the black redstart. Show more

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Jonathan Freedland takes the Long View of celebrity football managers, comparing Mourinho and Guardiola with the Manchester giants of the 1960s. Show more

Psychotherapist Susie Orbach has her first meeting with Jo, a new patient and an out-of-work actress. Show more

Rhetoric or reality: female politicians cleaning up the mess left behind by male leaders? A new novel, The Memory Stones, to mark the 40th anniversary of Argentina's military coup. Show more

Bella has just got back from Barcelona, where she followed her new love, Guy, but is she ready to move in with him in London? Bill helps her role play the dilemma. Show more

A head teacher's fate hangs in the balance as she awaits a visit from a school inspector. Show more

Expat flatmates in Hong Kong have different reasons for wanting to win the pub quiz. Stars John Gordon Sinclair. From 2016. Show more

Mike Williams asks : Why do we perceive time differently at different times and in different circumstances?

Extra Energy is the most complained about energy company in Britain. It's being investigated by Ofgem following a record number of complaints in the first quarter of this year. Show more

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Labour's deputy leader says it's unacceptable for MPs to abstain on the Trident vote. The Labour MP Naz Shah who was suspended for anti-semitism gives her first interview. Show more

Bridget Kendall brings to life the memories of those who were there when the death of Stalin in 1953 ushered in a brief thaw in the decades-long dictatorship of Soviet communism. Show more

Harrison faces a new challenge, and Tom is made an offer. Show more

Frank Twist and Sarah Gold run a legal rep firm that specialises in getting scrotes, crooks and even some innocent people off Show more

Paul Gambaccini tests the music knowledge of three more competitors in the fifth heat of the 2016 series. Show more

Dan Saladino travels on a new road in Albania that leads to an undiscovered cheese world.

Daljit Nagra, Radio 4's poet-in-residence, talks about his favourite music, poetry and prose. Show more

Brian Cox and Robin Ince are joined on stage by Professor Russell Foster, Professor Richard Wiseman and comedian Katy Brand to discuss Robin's insomnia and the science of sleep. Show more

Independent report says Russian government behind widespread doping in at least 30 sports

A return visit to Glasgow for old-timers Barry Cryer and Tony Hawks plus Susan Calman and Fred MacAulay on the panel and Jack Dee in the chair. Show more

Pat has a question for Rob, and Clarrie worries about Joe. Show more

Samira Ahmed talks to Simon Pegg, writer and star of the new film, Star Trek: Beyond. Plus Front Row marks the 150th birthday of children's writer and illustrator Beatrix Potter. Show more

Bella has just got back from Barcelona, where she followed her new love, Guy, but is she ready to move in with him in London? Bill helps her role play the dilemma. Show more

Steve Richards examines the events of Jeremy Corbyn's year as Labour leader. Show more

Conventional wisdom is that education faces endless reforms and promises of 'revolution'. Professor Alison Wolf asks if this a story of change or really one of continuity. Show more

Brett Westwood goes fishing to find out why cultures around the world value the fish with a face that only a mother could love. From 2016 Show more

Jonathan Freedland takes the Long View of celebrity football managers, comparing Mourinho and Guardiola with the Manchester giants of the 1960s. Show more

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The president of the World Anti-Doping Agency tells us they're calling for Russia's athletes to be banned from the Rio Olympics. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Reeling from a bereavement, young musician Murdo prepares to leave Scotland for an American road trip. Read by Finn den Hertog. Show more

Alan Dein continues his nocturnal excursions via Facebook and Skype, hearing the real-life dramas of random strangers from Nepal, Panama and Tanzania. Show more

Sean Curran reports from Westminster as MPs debate the renewal of the UK's Trident nuclear missile system and MPs are told a security review is underway after the attack in Nice. Show more

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Dan Snow looks at soldiers' experiences at night on the battlefields of the western front during the early stages of the war. Show more

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