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A short reflection and prayer, with the Rev David Bruce. Show more
Farming Today
Farming and the countryside after Brexit, Garden centres, the Norfolk Broads
13 minutes
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The way forward for rural Britain, beating plant disease at UK garden centres, a new farming coalition ahead of Brexit, and a fresh beginning on the Norfolk Broads. Show more
John Aitchison presents the dunnock. Show more
The Long View
Donald Trump's border wall and the 1840s Great Hedge of India
28 minutes
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Jonathan Freedland compares Donald Trump's proposed border wall with the 2,500-mile Great Hedge of India, built in the 1840s. Show more
4 Extra Debut. David Temple has an imagined conversation with his late brother-in-law Derek Jarman. The two differ but mutual affection shines in the years since he died in 1994. Show more
Garrett Carr journeys along the UK-Irish border and meets those who know the land – the farmers. Read by John Paul Connolly. Show more
Woman's Hour
'Period poverty', Catherine Mayer, Being cared for, Flowers as art, US women and guns
58 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 FMAvailable for over a year
This edition covers UK girls too poor to buy sanitary products, how it feels to be cared for, Catherine Mayer on gender equality, 10,000 irises as art, and American women and guns. Show more
Pressure mounts on Emma to tell her best friend Kirsty about her affair - news that could ruin both their relationship and Kirsty's business. Show more
Documentary. Timandra Harkness explores the devices and technologies being developed that allow the perception of previously un-sensed information about the world around us. Show more
Fatima Al Qadiri explores how the sounds of war run through modern music and how artists are using these sounds to challenge the violence that created them. Show more
'Why does the Earth spin?' asks Joe Wills from Accra in Ghana. Our scientific sleuths investigate. Show more
You and Yours
Call You and Yours: How is the Brexit vote affecting you?
45 minutes
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Consumer phone-in. How is the Brexit vote affecting you? Show more
The latest weather forecast.
A deputy governor of the Bank of England resigns over family connections to Barclays. How vulnerable is the UK to cyber attacks? We hear from the man responsible for protecting us. Show more
We’ve met the mayor’s wife. Now, meet the mayor, “the main man” who takes this story to the national stage. The continuing true story of death, sex and elite politics in China. Show more
David stands his ground, and Emma struggles on. Show more
The mother of a boy on a life support machine asks for Joe's help and tells him something which changes everything. With Alun Armstrong and Deborah Findlay. Show more
Josie Long presents stories on people taking a leap of faith - from acts of love and courage to pinball wizardry. From 2017. Show more
Two remarkable women have found a formula to save the Indonesian rainforest. A dentist and a doctor, they offer cheap healthcare to villages who stop cutting down the rainforest. Show more
Vacancies for senior Judges and circuit Judges are now at an all-time high - why? Show more
4 Extra Debut. Harriett Gilbert, Pete Paphides and Harriet Harman discuss books by Lionel Shriver, Julian Cope and Angela Carter. From 2017. Show more
Six O'Clock News
The argument about the timing of the second Scottish independence referendum has become acrimonious.
30 minutes
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The Bank of England's newly appointed deputy governor, Charlotte Hogg, has resigned after being criticised for breaking the bank's own code of conduct.
Harry Secombe and Bill leave for a holiday in Southend, but they end up in Paris. Stars Andy Secombe. From March 2017. Show more
Alice spots an opportunity, and Josh gets in the way. Show more
Front Row
Saxophonist John Harle, The Salesman reviewed, Singer-songwriter ESKA
30 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 FMAvailable for over a year
John Harle on how to play the saxophone, highlights from London Book Fair, singer-songwriter ESKA on getting funding. Show more
John Simpson is put in charge of the New Words group, and starts to investigate the world of Rastafarianism. The poet Benjamin Zephaniah teaches him the fine art of 'skanking'. Show more
Prisons are awash with drugs and mobiles, fuelling violence and crime. But how is so much getting in? File on 4 examines claims that staff are behind the bulk of the smuggling. Show more
In Touch
Job-seeking discrimination and accessible gyms
20 minutes
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Ian Brooks was invited for a job interview but when he said he had a guide dog, it was withdrawn. Declan O'Dempsey explains the legal implications. Tom Walker reports from the gym. Show more
Inside Health
Bisphosphonates, IBS and diet, CRP test for infection, Randomisation
28 minutes
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In this edition: bisphosphonates for osteoporosis, IBS and diet, CRP testing for chest infections to identify when antibiotics are needed, and randomisation. Show more
The Long View
Donald Trump's border wall and the 1840s Great Hedge of India
28 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 FMAvailable for over a year
Jonathan Freedland compares Donald Trump's proposed border wall with the 2,500-mile Great Hedge of India, built in the 1840s. Show more
The World Tonight
Turkey attacks Dutch with Srebrenica jibe
45 minutes
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How does the diplomatic spat with Turkey play into the Dutch election? The World Tonight reports from a stronghold of the far-right Freedom Party. Show more
As the news from France darkens, Lizzie has a secret she must hide from Diner. Read by Hattie Morahan and Carl Prekopp. Show more
From Sarah’s award-winning live solo show about a teenager's desire to be popular as well as the art of storytelling. From 2017. Show more
Susan Hulme reports from Westminster.
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Garrett Carr journeys along the UK-Irish border and meets those who know the land – the farmers. Read by John Paul Connolly. Show more
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