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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with Shaykh Ibrahim Mogra from the Muslim Council of Britain. Show more

High street restaurants are accused of endangering future fish stocks in a survey by the Marine Conservation Society and Fish2Fork. Show more

Thirteen-year-old Northern Ireland wildlife blogger Dara McAnulty on the hen harrier. Show more

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss Plato's most famous dialogue which asks 'what is justice', and 'how does justice relate to happiness?'. Show more

At 21, she first told someone how she felt about her gender, but coming out took courage. Eddie Izzard reads from her memoir. Show more

Actor, writer, producer and director Zawe Ashton guest edits. Fashion designer Roksanda Ilincic on the influence of her background in architecture. Ayanna Witter-Johnson performs. Show more

Karen and gay husband Jack are called to account by their surprisingly grown-up teenagers. Naomi and Ella are having to work things out in spite of their self-absorbed parents. Show more

Narcopolitics in Paraguay, demolitions in Moscow and the incessant barking of feral dogs in Seychelles. Kate Adie introduces correspondents' stories from around the world. Show more

Sonia Boyce views current interest in black British art through the life of Donald Rodney and the art he left behind after his early death, including a digital version of himself. Show more

The safety elevator is an astonishingly successful mass transit system which has changed the very shape of our cities. Show more

The Groceries Code Adjudicator threatens tough action on supermarkets. Who is looking after school coach drivers abroad? And how to get a cheap flight on a private plane. Show more

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BBC Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen looks back on the rise and fall of the Islamic State group. Show more

Kenton receives an ultimatum, and can Matt keep a secret? Show more

As violent protest increases, the new National Front mayor of Grenoble resists calls to step down. But a plan has been set in motion that threatens to put an end to his ambitions. Show more

Alison Mitchell meets the people who cultivate the sporting landscape at Wimbledon and ensure that the courts are in pristine condition in time for the annual Championships. Show more

Henry Blofeld makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of the Macular Society. Show more

Mariella Frostrup talks to best-selling crime novelist Ruth Ware about her new thriller, The Lying Game. Show more

Antonia Quirke visits the house that Richard Burton bought for Elizabeth Taylor in a fishing village in Mexico, which is now a deluxe hotel. Show more

Huge genetic differences between the sexes may result in more drug side-effects for women. Plus diet myths busted by the Angry Chef. Presented by Adam Rutherford. Show more

After meeting residents, Sir Martin Moore-Bick promised to get to the truth as quickly as possible. Women from Northern Ireland can have abortions in England for free.

Comedian and quizzer Paul Sinha examines what someone has to do to earn the epithet 'the Great'. From June 2017. Show more

Lynda initiates a fightback, and David is feeling his age. Show more

Manchester International Festival launch with Jeremy Deller; A Man Called Ove film review; poet turned novelist Kenneth Steven; Museum of the Year nominee Hepworth Wakefield. Show more

Karen and gay husband Jack are called to account by their surprisingly grown-up teenagers. Naomi and Ella are having to work things out in spite of their self-absorbed parents. Show more

What do the growing number of older people accused of sexual offences mean for the criminal justice system? Plus the law and holograms and the agenda for the new justice secretary. Show more

Evan Davis presents the business magazine.

Huge genetic differences between the sexes may result in more drug side-effects for women. Plus diet myths busted by the Angry Chef. Presented by Adam Rutherford. Show more

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss Plato's most famous dialogue which asks 'what is justice', and 'how does justice relate to happiness?'. Show more

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Kensington & Chelsea council fails to hold private meeting about Grenfell fire. Show more

By Nick Walker. Annika's holiday is interrupted when she sees someone pushed from the top of a rock face. Show more

When Milton opens a car repair shop, he finds himself on a collision course with a notorious local villain. From January 2016. Show more

The government heads off the threat of a defeat on the Queen's Speech by offering a concession on abortion rights for women in Northern Ireland. Show more

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