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Spiritual reflection and prayer to start the day, with the Rev Duncan MacLaren, healthcare chaplain at Ninewells Hospital, Dundee. Show more

Environment secretary Andrea Leadsom addresses one of two major farming conferences in Oxford this week. And the programme hears what the devolved nations want to see post-Brexit. Show more

Martin Hughes-Games presents the jackdaw. Jackdaws are scavengers with a reputation for stealing shiny or glittering objects. Show more

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What happens when a python swallows a pig, and what does it reveal about the way demographic change is reshaping the world? Former government minister David Willetts investigates. Show more

How do artists chronicle and process our fast changing world? Tania Bruguera is a performance and installation artist who uses art not just to comment on society but to change it. Show more

Jenni Murray presents as the programme covers BBC Music's Sound of 2017, experiencing psychosis during menopause, and Paula Sherriff calls to end sexist gender pricing. Show more

By Annamaria Murphy. Comedy drama. Diane is convinced that the baby growing inside her belongs to somebody else. Meanwhile, Gareth tries to convince her to stay in Glan Don. Show more

Women in Poland are angry. They are taking to the streets in their millions to tell the government they have had enough. Maria Margaronis asks what lies behind the 'Black Protests'. Show more

Playwright John Godber takes a drive around Hull, UK City of Culture 2017, in the company of the artists, actors, musicians and writers who keep its artistic heart beating. Show more

On this day in 1917, the Hidden Hand Committee recommended giving to the home secretary powers to revoke naturalisation, and in Tynemouth, Kenny's allegiances come under scrutiny. Show more

More complaints about Easybus services, how supermarkets will fight to keep customers in 2017 and why dogs are getting fatter. Show more

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The latest on the battle for Mosul; why the French are returning to the Catholic fold? The most powerful person in British theatre on why she wants to remain an outsider.

Emma gives Carl an ultimatum - and threatens a scandalous divorce. Show more

Susan asserts herself, and Kenton is taken for a ride. Show more

Gripping prison drama by Cat Jones and Erin Carter. Young prisoner Frankie wants desperately to keep her baby with her after it is born, but she is not the only one. Show more

Helen Mark discovers that the best surfing in England is in Yorkshire, not Cornwall. She heads to Cayton Bay, just south of Scarborough. Show more

Broadcaster Jo Whiley makes an appeal on behalf of Arthritis Care. Show more

John Lanchester talks to James Naughtie and a group of readers about his novel Capital, which was a major BBC TV drama in 2015. Show more

Francine Stock meets Alejandro Jodorowsky, the cult director, mime artist and graphic artist. Show more

The world's oldest known killer whale, nicknamed Granny, is presumed dead. Adam Rutherford discusses the remarkable insights gained from the study of this 100-year-old animal. Show more

Research suggests the UK service sector has grown at its fastest pace for nearly 18 months.

The number of new cars sold in the UK has hit a record high.

Geoff attempts to bond with his new family and embarks on a potentially hazardous fishing trip. With Adam Riches. From August 2014. Show more

Brian sets out his vision, and Alan has cause for concern. Show more

Should film resurrect actors using CGI? Steven Knight on his new BBC1 drama, Taboo; Shakespeare's knowedge of nature's medicines; Alice Oswald, winner of the Costa Poetry category. Show more

By Annamaria Murphy. Comedy drama. Diane is convinced that the baby growing inside her belongs to somebody else. Meanwhile, Gareth tries to convince her to stay in Glan Don. Show more

...The Other Kids Talk About: Documentary. Journalist Paul Mason reports on a group of university dropouts who are using social media to influence young people on a huge scale. Show more

Caroline Bayley travels to Mexico to discover how people are preparing for the potential impact of president-elect Donald Trump's economic plans. Show more

The world's oldest known killer whale, nicknamed Granny, is presumed dead. Adam Rutherford discusses the remarkable insights gained from the study of this 100-year-old animal. Show more

What happens when a python swallows a pig, and what does it reveal about the way demographic change is reshaping the world? Former government minister David Willetts investigates. Show more

The latest weather forecast.

How widespread is the development of cyber warfare and how should it be regulated?

Anne goes to visit her old school friend Mrs Smith and hears a story from the past concerning her family that horrifies her. Show more

Matt Harvey is joined by fellow poets Caroline Bird and Mark Gwynne Jones for more comedy, poetry and music from the Ways with Words festival at Dartington Hall in south Devon. Show more

What is it like to get seriously lost? Fi Glover meets three people who know. Show more

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