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A reading, reflection and prayer, with Jonathan Rea.

Continuing a week-long tour of the UK to hear from rural communities about the general election, Midlands farmers and the vice-president of the NFU discuss Brexit and more. Show more

Mya Rose Craig aka Birdgirl recalls the excitement of seeing a black browed albatross in Cornwall aged seven, thousands of miles from where it should be. Show more

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4 Extra Debut. The Kink’s Waterloo Sunset, from 1967, inspires poignant and life-changing memories for those who heard it. From 2017. Show more

John tries to conduct a radio phone-in. What could possibly go wrong? The possibilities are endless. Show more

Henry Marsh goes to Nepal where a friend has set up the Neuro Hospital. Training eager young doctors is a key part of his role there - deciding when to operate is more difficult. Show more

Judy Garland - tragic figure or survivor? The pros and cons of residential school trips. The lawyer and feminist Catharine MacKinnon on sexual harassment, rape and pornography. Show more

Jessica Raine returns as Fleur in Galsworthy's epic. When the truth threatens to come out about Wilfrid's experiences in the Middle East, Dinny vows to stand by him. Show more

The financial status of footballers was very different in Dave's youth, but a Leicester fan is a Foxes fan forever. Fi Glover presents. Show more

The United States is an invention. So how do you build the most powerful country in the world? Misha Glenny presents. Show more

When the library is threatened from an unexpected quarter, Snoo gains some friends and Alice sacrifices her favourite tunic. Starring Rebecca Front and Morwenna Banks. Show more

On this day in 1917, a special thanksgiving service was held at Westminster Cathedral in aid of the Red Cross, and in Folkestone, Walter Hamilton's generosity is stretched. Show more

The home-buyers falling victim to email hackers and losing hundreds of thousands of pounds. Plus behind the scenes at the company investing millions developing new e-cigarettes. Show more

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BBC Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen tells the story of the Kurds of Iraq, brutally oppressed by Saddam Hussein but now enjoying de facto independence. Show more

Harrison has his work cut out, and Matt returns two items. Show more

Leaving London, twenty-five year old Tabitha retreats to her family home, but finds herself in the eye of a storm that won't leave her alone. Original drama by Thomas Pickles. Show more

Paul Lewis finds out about the financial and legal aspects of running the Bank of Mum and Dad. Loans, mortgages or even generous handouts - what do you need to know? Show more

Could more awareness of our unconscious biases help to overcome this common hurdle in everyday life? Claudia Hammond hosts a special edition from the Royal Institution in London. Show more

Sociological discussion programme, presented by Laurie Taylor. Laurie explores the experience of the women who are the invisible victims of Russia's penal regime. Show more

Topical programme about the fast-changing media world. The information commissioner on political ads, Michael Schmidt of the New York Times, and BBC iPlayer registration. Show more

The top US Republican, Paul Ryan, has warned against any rush to judgement, as Donald Trump faces what his critics say are the most serious allegations to beset his presidency.

Justin Edwards, Mel Giedroyc and Dave Mounfield tell the story of Annie Oakley, with special guest Clare Grogan. From 2017. Show more

Kenton gets the wrong end of the stick, and Rex will not take no for an answer. Show more

Guy Ritchie on his King Arthur film; Rebecca Nicholson on TV spin-offs as Kat and Alfie from Eastenders go to Ireland; a play based on the untold stories of Chinese communities. Show more

Jessica Raine returns as Fleur in Galsworthy's epic. When the truth threatens to come out about Wilfrid's experiences in the Middle East, Dinny vows to stand by him. Show more

Healthcare is being transformed by technology. Presenters Timandra Harkness and Leo Johnson discover what the future really holds for how we look after our health. Show more

The BBC's business editor Simon Jack and economics editor Kamal Ahmed present the inside track on key economic and business issues behind the 2017 general election. Show more

The construction of enormous new hydro-electric dams threaten life on one of south east Asia's most vital rivers. Peter Hadfield reports from the banks of the Mekong. Show more

4 Extra Debut. The Kink’s Waterloo Sunset, from 1967, inspires poignant and life-changing memories for those who heard it. From 2017. Show more

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In-depth reporting and analysis from a global perspective. Donald Trump faces some serious allegations. Show more

5 November 1746, New York. Tea at the house on Golden Hill with Tabitha Lovell proves revelatory. Read by Jamie Parker. Show more

Spencer's flat is full of sewage and has quite the solution when son Dylan struggles with revision. Stars Jack Burke. From 2017. Show more

The podcast for those involved in the production of beef animals and dairy herds. Featuring an interview with youth worker Teresa Beckton. Why don't kids think beef is cool? Show more

Lisa Dwan, a renowned performer of works by Samuel Beckett, reflects on Beckett, who left Ireland, and one of his key inspirations, Dante, who was exiled from Florence. Show more

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Henry Marsh goes to Nepal where a friend has set up the Neuro Hospital. Training eager young doctors is a key part of his role there - deciding when to operate is more difficult. Show more

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