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Five hundred years after Luther's Reformation, Mark Tully examines calls for reforming today's church to tackle issues like declining congregations, feminism and homosexuality. Show more

Ruth Sanderson meets eighth-generation eel fishermen on Lough Neagh, Northern Ireland. With 80% of their catch exported to Holland and Germany, the future's uncertain post-Brexit. Show more

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William Crawley speaks to Guli Francis-Dehqani, who fled Iran at the age of 14 with her family, who has been named the first Bishop of Loughborough. Show more

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Steve Ball leads Elim Pentecostal worship live from City Church Cardiff in which the preacher Chris Cartwright reflects on seeing our lives from God's viewpoint. Show more

Adam Gopnik reflects on the first six months of Donald Trump's presidency. "You can't call him crazy, because it isn't fair to crazy people.". Show more

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Kirsty Young interviews John McEnroe, former tennis star turned commentator. Show more

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Series exploring the world of food. Dan Saladino heads to rural Tennessee to meet teacher, writer and fermentation revivalist Sandor Katz. Show more

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How can government get better at experimenting and learning from when things go wrong? Matthew Syed investigates. Show more

Eric Robson hosts a correspondence edition from Anne Swithinbank's Devonshire home. Helping Anne to answer the questions are Pippa Greenwood and Bob Flowerdew. Show more

Fi Glover introduces conversations between believers and non-believers, and between believers who have found their need for spirituality provided by different faiths. Show more

As MI6 closes in, Magnus Pym battles to discover what - or who - created his talent for deception. Stars Julian Rhind-Tutt. Show more

Mariella Frostrup talks to writer Elizabeth Day about her novel The Party, and there is a special report from the Bradford Literature Festival. Show more

Video art and a journey through Earth, inspire poems in this first edition of a new globe-trotting poetry series. Poet Helen Mort explores exciting voices from around the world. Show more

The Dieselgate scandal rocked the US car market to the core. Jane Deith asks if Europe is doing enough to clamp down on its polluting cars. Show more

Mark Coles profiles Rob Goldstone, the man at the centre of the Donald Trump junior/Russia saga. How did this journalist from Manchester gain access to the Trump family? Show more

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Liz Barclay chooses her BBC Radio highlights. Show more

Eddie comes up with a plan, and Jill continues her opposition. Show more

Frank Hovis reveals how he met his wife and Calum Gilhooley makes a meal out of buying a coffee. With Moray Hunter. From 2017. Show more

JJ realises he would not be stuck in this distressing situation if he had only followed Natalie's advice. Show more

Roger Bolton asks if Radio 4 was right to broadcast a description of torture and murder during the day. Also, the gentle rise of so-called Slow Radio. Show more

Matthew Bannister on politician Simone Veil, commercials director Graham Rose, Parkinson's campaigner Tom Isaacs, Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo, colliery band secretary Ken Hirst. Show more

The FCA says more people are drawing down from pensions without taking advice. Plus renewed anger over leasehold sales and Lloyds Bank shakes up overdraft fees. Show more

Louis Theroux makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of SurvivorsUK. Show more

Michael Blastland asks if it is desk-bound work, rather than over-eating, which is making more and more people obese. Show more

Carolyn Quinn is joined by former minister Robert Halfon, Labour's Lucy Powell and Lib Dem deputy leader Jo Swinson. They discuss Cabinet tensions and abuse experienced by MPs. Show more

Warren Beatty tells Francine Stock about the making of Bonnie and Clyde in the year of its 50th anniversary. Show more

Five hundred years after Luther's Reformation, Mark Tully examines calls for reforming today's church to tackle issues like declining congregations, feminism and homosexuality. Show more

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Sociological discussion programme. Laurie Taylor takes an anthropological journey from wig factories in China to Hindu temples in Southern India. Also, cancer and hair loss. Show more

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