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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Gopinder Kaur Sagoo.
Scallop dredging is to be allowed to resume in Cardigan Bay in Wales following a consultation. The Welsh government says it will be sustainably managed. Show more
Kate Humble presents the great grey shrike. Show more
Philosopher and cultural theorist Kwame Anthony Appiah appeals for a world free of racial fixations. Recorded in front of audience at the British Council in Accra, Ghana. Show more
Woman's Hour
Nail varnish, Deaths of women in prison, Cindy Holland, Emma Hamilton
58 minutes
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With Sali Hughes and Sophy Robson on the joy of painted nails, blogger Prison Bag on being the wife of a convict, and Emma Hamilton, much more than the woman who seduced a war hero. Show more
Sparks fly when Treena finds out inadvertently that daughter Darleen is pregnant. Show more
The sound rich world of crickets - renowned for their singing and fighting abilities. Presented by Brett Westwood. Show more
Exploring the impact of America's national anthem, which is set to the tune of an English social men's club song. From November 2016. Show more
Nick Berkeley explores the world of the song lyric and the ways they can help us articulate and negotiate different aspects of our lives: from hedonist joy to dealing with loss. Show more
You and Yours
Call You and Yours: How do you help children to sleep through the night?
45 minutes
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How can you help a child sleep through the night? There is a growing industry of sleep experts offering help. What have you tried? Show more
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Iraqi forces have breached Mosul's city limits. What opposition are they facing? The Chancellor explains how the UK will fight cyber crime. What are the options? Show more
Selina Scott talks to Yasmin Ishaq who doesn't believe in ghosts but in jinn, supernatural creatures in Islamic tradition, that can have a terrible impact on the Muslim community. Show more
Adam struggles to be heard, and Pip pleads with Rex. Show more
Agents at spy agency GCHQ attempt to find the source of a sophisticated cyber-attack on the UK National Grid before blackouts throw the country into chaos. Show more
Jay Rayner and his panel of culinary experts visit Stockwell in London. With Dr Annie Gray, Itamar Srulovich, Lizzie Mabbott and Rachel McCormack. Show more
Britain's nuclear power stations are being pushed to run well past their planned lifespan. Matthew Hill asks if this is putting people in danger. Show more
The independent reviewer of terrorism legislation David Anderson QC speaks to Joshua Rozenberg about striking the balance between fighting terrorism and protecting civil liberties. Show more
Terry Christian, Dr Kevin Fong and Harriett Gilbert discuss books by Ray Bradbury, Matt Haig and Susan Hill. From 2016. Show more
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Ed joins a committee to help erect a statue honouring a plucky wartime songbird. Stars Christopher Douglas. From 2016. Show more
Toby searches high and low, and Kenton plans a surprise. Show more
Front Row
Amy Adams, John Rutter and Tracy Chevalier
30 minutes
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American actress Amy Adams on communicating with aliens in new sci-fi film Arrival, composer and conductor John Rutter, and Tracy Chevalier on finally reading The Secret Garden. Show more
Sparks fly when Treena finds out inadvertently that daughter Darleen is pregnant. Show more
File on 4 meets the hidden homeless - the families forced to live in cramped temporary accommodation as they face the long, uncertain wait for a place to call home. Show more
In Touch
Fight For Sight and review of accessible speaker
20 minutes
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Fight for Sight's CEO Michele Acton talks about the charity's work funding medical research into eye disease, and comedian Chris McCausland reviews a new, accessible smart speaker. Show more
All in the Mind
Taking pride, Correct vocabulary in describing mental health, Green exercise
28 minutes
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Can pride explain the success of humans? It may come before a fall but as psychologist and author Jess Tracy tells Claudia Hammond it is the glue that holds societies together. Show more
The Anglo-Irish Century
Episode 3: The Irish Exodus
28 minutes
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Historian Diarmaid Ferriter moves the Anglo-Irish story from the mass immigration of the post-war period to the outbreak of the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Show more
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In-depth reporting and analysis from a global perspective. The Democrats have accused the FBI of double standards over its investigation of Donald Trump's Russia ties. Show more
Arriving at Fort Kearney, the cavalry find the townspeople living in fear of the native Yurok people and are asked to confront them. However the local militia finds them first. Show more
4 Extra Debut. After battling to shed six-and-a-half stone, comedian Julia Sutherland has another shot at life. But what's changed? From 2015. Show more
Sean Curran reports from Westminster as the Government says it is to "take stock" over whether to proceed with key elements of the Leveson inquiry into phone hacking. Show more
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Reading from his diaries, Alan Bennett is mistaken for Alan Ayckbourn and looks a gift (War) Horse in the mouth. Show more
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