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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Terry Waite CBE. Show more

The farming reaction to Theresa May's announcement that Britain will leave the single market. Plus the shiniest machinery is on show at 2017's LAMMA event, near Peterborough. Show more

Wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson presents the short-eared owl. Show more

Writer Lady Antonia Fraser; comic and actor Stephen K Amos; travel writer Christopher Somerville and poet Inua Ellams join Libby Purves. Show more

Robert McCrum talks to US crime writer Walter Mosley about making the transition from Obama to Trump. Part of a series of interviews including Richard Ford and Marilynne Robinson. Show more

Dava Sobel and the women 'computers' at Harvard Observatory who changed the understanding of the stars, eating disorders in older women, Miriam Margolyes and vegan mums. Show more

Meg is excited to be travelling away from home for the first time to Annie’s coming out party. Starring Julianna Jennings. Show more

Friends who are still in their first decade of life debate their future careers and wonder what Trump in the White House will mean for the world. Show more

Bobby Friction is addicted to social media, but the bubble is starting to suffocate him. We follow his attempts to break free of the filtered boundaries of his social network. Show more

James Walton tests Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Mark Billingham and Lynne Truss in the literary panel show. From October 2014. Show more

On this day in 1917, the headline in the Mirror was 'Women Must Make Greater Effort', and journalist DR Walker finds that all the stories she pursues come back to one thing. Show more

The Supreme Court is poised to rule on a wheelchair users claim that bus companies must move passengers taking up disabled spaces. And, what books will you be reading in 2017 ? Show more

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The foreign secretary compares French warnings on Brexit to a Second World War guard administering "punishment beatings". Show more

Adam Smith compares Trump's win to past presidents who divided America even as they promised radical change. In 1932, FDR swept to power promising action amid crisis. Show more

Toby searches for a helping hand, and Ian won't be fooled. Show more

Third series of the criminal family saga, based on GF Newman's novel. Joseph (Toby Jones) is recovering from a burst ulcer and is desperate to get back to work. Show more

Financial phone-in. Burst pipes, cancelled flights, additional heating bills all put a squeeze on finances during winter. Adam Shaw and guests on how best to ease the burden. Show more

Do funding requests hinder NHS operations? A new genetic test that can identify women at risk of breast cancer more accurately, and how common is lactose intolerance? Show more

Sociological discussion programme. Laurie Taylor considers how unwanted sounds came to characterise modernity. Also, the excesses of British drinking. Show more

Theresa May in US Vogue - what does her media pick tell us? Fake News concerns ahead of the German elections. And the challenge of covering Northern Ireland. Show more

Two banks have confirmed they will transfer jobs from London to Europe after Brexit.

Elis James hosts comedy in the four UK nations, stopping in Glasgow to discuss Scottishness with his guests. From 2017. Show more

Elizabeth shares some memories, and Tom makes a vow. Show more

Director Jessica Hobbs on TV drama Apple Tree Yard, starring Emily Watson; Mark-Anthony Turnage on his new composition Remembering; and reassessing sculptor Dame Elisabeth Frink. Show more

Meg is excited to be travelling away from home for the first time to Annie’s coming out party. Starring Julianna Jennings. Show more

Presenters Timandra Harkness and Leo Johnson explore the impact that technological change will have on art, and speak to artists at the forefront of the digital revolution. Show more

Ellen Mara De Wachter says collaborative art or "co-art" offers new insights into human relationships and the role of sharing in society. Show more

Dr Margaret McCartney and leading medical historians tell the story of general practice from the surgeon-apothecaries of the 18th century to the troubled early years of the NHS. Show more

Writer Lady Antonia Fraser; comic and actor Stephen K Amos; travel writer Christopher Somerville and poet Inua Ellams join Libby Purves. Show more

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President Jammeh is still refusing to hand over power as the midnight deadline looms. Show more

In forensic detail, with excruciating honesty, the Norwegian writer Karl Ove Knausgaard relives the story of his life and reflects on his teenage years and the death of his father. Show more

Trudging through the desert in search of the Steppe Eagle, Sam and Henry are battling to make a bird documentary. From 2017. Show more

James Acaster reveals the results of his research into 'Wood'. With sidekicks Nathaniel Metcalfe and Bryony Hannah. From 2014. Show more

Sean Curran reports from Westminster where Theresa May's Brexit plan dominates the day. The Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn wonders why she didn't announce it to Parliament first. Show more

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Robert McCrum talks to US crime writer Walter Mosley about making the transition from Obama to Trump. Part of a series of interviews including Richard Ford and Marilynne Robinson. Show more

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