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Edward Stourton profiles the controversial new leader of the Philippines - in the week he was accused of shooting one of his own agents dead. Show more

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Gandhi and Tolstoy both championed the benefits of manual labour for all on political and spiritual grounds. Mark Tully considers the contemporary resonance of these ideas. Show more

Chris Packham relives programmes from the Living World archives. In this programme recorded in 1995, Lionel Kelleway is in a West Country garden looking for spiders. Show more

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Religious and ethical news. Edward Stourton talks to the Tablet journalist Christopher Lamb about Pope Francis's visit to Assisi 30 years after Pope John Paul II. Show more

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A service live from St Wulfram's Church, Grantham, during the Gravity Fields Festival, led by the Rev Stuart Cradduck, celebrating the life and work of Isaac Newton. Show more

Wheelchair user, Tom Shakespeare, reflects on what it feels like to be dependent on others and the effect of dependence on identity. Show more

David Attenborough presents the sounds and story of the grey heron. Show more

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

Pat is full of questions, and Kirsty supports the Bridge Farm Archers. Show more

Nicholas Parsons is joined by Paul Merton, Julian Clary, Tony Hawks and Zoe Lyons, who tackle topics such as Brighton Rock, Enid Blyton and The French Connection. Show more

September 1916: Ernest Shackleton returns to rescue his men from the ill-fated Endurance Antarctic expedition. Gerard Baker tells the story of a chef who kept all of them alive. Show more

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Fourteen MPs who quit Jeremy Corbyn's frontbench say they would return if he is re-elected Labour leader. But a fresh row is growing over how to choose the shadow cabinet. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Alice Roberts goes in search of the man who taught us how to control our own dreams – influencing neuroscience today. From 2016. Show more

Peter Gibbs presents the horticultural panel programme from Snowdon. James Wong, Chris Beardshaw and Pippa Greenwood answer questions from atop the mountain. Show more

Fi Glover with conversations tackling change, whether it is when a foster child is adopted, the aftermath of retirement, or independent student life. Show more

Mike Walker's epic chronicle of the Russian Tsars looks at the Time of Troubles and the reign of Boris Godunov. With Shaun Dooley. Show more

Mariella Frostrup talks to Irish novelist Donal Ryan about his new novel All We Shall Know. Show more

Roger McGough celebrates the autumn equinox with poetry by AE Housman, Wordsworth, Sylvia Plath, RS Thomas and more. Show more

Five years after revelations of abuse at Winterbourne View, what progress has been made to get people with learning disabilities out of hospitals and into homes in the community? Show more

Edward Stourton profiles the controversial new leader of the Philippines - in the week he was accused of shooting one of his own agents dead. Show more

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An extra one thousand police and national guard officers are being deployed on the streets of New York in response to last night's "terrorist" bombing. 29 people were injured.

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Joe celebrates his 95th birthday, and Kirsty has words of advice for Tom. Show more

Thom Tuck presents three up-and-coming sketch groups from the live UK comedy circuit. Featuring So On and So Forth, That Pair and Sheeps. From May 2013. Show more

Two writers, Adnan Mahmutovic and Lucy Durneen, explore their very different lives in 1992 and their connection through the Bosnian War. Show more

Roger Bolton asks if the BBC coverage of Jeremy Corbyn has been biased against him, and considers whether the new Royal Charter will safeguard the Corporation's independence. Show more

Matthew Bannister on commercials director Barry Myers, WAAF filter officer Eileen Younghusband, artist Robin Spark, countryman Keith McDougall, ska star Prince Buster. Show more

Plus, thousands of people have been left with ruined financial reputations after county court judgements were issued against them without them knowing. Show more

Frank Gardner makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Calvert Trust. Show more

Historically, Scotland has had less success than other parts of the UK at starting and growing new businesses. Scotland business editor Douglas Fraser asks whether that is changing. Show more

Carolyn Quinn and guests discuss the latest developments in the Labour leadership contest, David Cameron's political legacy, and government policy on tackling cimate change. Show more

Colin Firth talks to Francine Stock about Bridget Jones's Baby, and Ralph Fiennes explains why he spent three months learning Russian for his role in Two Women. Show more

Gandhi and Tolstoy both championed the benefits of manual labour for all on political and spiritual grounds. Mark Tully considers the contemporary resonance of these ideas. Show more

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Sociological discussion programme. Laurie Taylor explores how a new generation of men are thrilling to the pleasures of costume. Show more

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