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General John Kelly is the man they hope can bring order to Trump's office. The programme explores his background, from a working class Boston neighbourhood to the White House. Show more

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Theologian and writer Dr Jane Williams examines the nature and extent of human freedom. What choices do we really have and are we as free as we like to think? Show more

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From the Keswick Convention 2017, which takes responding to God with gratitude as its theme. The speaker in the convention tent is Alistair Begg, a Scot who now ministers in the US. Show more

Adam Gopnik reflects on why musical theatre makes its makers miserable. He should know - he's just finished an eight week run of a musical he wrote! Show more

Nadia Archer of the RSPB recalls volunteering in Manchester on a peregrine watch at the Arndale Centre for Tweet of the Day. Show more

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In the year that Patience Gray would have been 100, Jojo Tulloh, Adam Federman and Louise Gray decipher the visionary food writer's life, writing and enduring appeal. Show more

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Former City analyst Geraint Anderson asks if the culture of the Square Mile has changed since the financial crisis. Are long lunches on expense accounts a thing of the past? Show more

As part of GQT's 70th anniversary celebrations, the team visit the four points of the UK compass to explore the variety of climate and environment. This week it's East v West. Show more

Fi Glover presents conversations about challenging deafness, stammering, and gender stereotypes in the construction industry. Show more

An unexpected inheritance allows Isabel her freedom, so she travels to Italy, where she meets Gilbert Osmond. Stars John Lynch. Show more

American writer Ann Patchett talks to James Naughtie and a group of readers about her Orange Prize-winning novel Bel Canto. Show more

Helen hears poems in Somali, Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese and Polish - and in translation. Show more

Following the Grenfell Tower fire, a radio meditation on the enduring dream, and the potential nightmare, of tower block life. Show more

General John Kelly is the man they hope can bring order to Trump's office. The programme explores his background, from a working class Boston neighbourhood to the White House. Show more

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The world of sport is in crisis. Cricket's king of sleaze Dave Podmore has lost his mojo. Has Brexit robbed Pod of his salty wisdom? They didn't put this on the side of that bus. Show more

Natalie is so overcome by the popularity of her podcast, she fails to realise the pain she has caused the Ellis family. Show more

Roger Bolton asks if Radio 5 Live was right to interview controversial columnist Kevin Myers, discusses BBC plans to reinvent audio, and finds out how to relax a Prom. Show more

Matthew Bannister on actor Robert Hardy, scientist David Jones, actress Jeanne Moreau, furniture designer Mark Wilkinson, actor and playwright Sam Shepard. Show more

Many say the 'triple lock' on state pensions is unaffordable. It survived the last general election, but can the state really prevent old age poverty? Show more

David Walliams makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Kidscape. Show more

Tower blocks are under intense scrutiny. So what's the best way to run them? Matthew Gwyther visits Manchester to investigate this key sector in our housing and commerce. Show more

Ellie Price hosts with panel guests Labour's Frank Field; the Conservative Kit Malthouse; the former senior Foreign Office mandarin Sir Simon Fraser; and Jim Waterson of Buzzfeed. Show more

Adam Gopnik introduces stories with a science flavour from the Lincoln Center in New York City. Show more

Adam Gopnik reflects on why musical theatre makes its makers miserable. He should know - he's just finished an eight week run of a musical he wrote! Show more

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