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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with Julian Filochowski, chair of the Archbishop Romero Trust. Show more

Sybil Ruscoe speaks to Adam Dixon about his hydroponic growing system which has led to him being short-listed for the European title of UN Young Champion of the Earth. Show more

Seabird zoologist Tim Birkhead recalls the moment while on Skomer which changed his view on the old thought that the guillemot was a foolish bird for Tweet of the Day. Show more

Morning news and current affairs. Including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.

Sue MacGregor meets Tracy Edwards and others from the first all-female crew to complete the Round the World Yacht Race. Show more

Wartime strictures reveal the brutal reality behind feeding an empire, beginning in North Africa in 1941. Read by Melody Grove. Abridged by Sian Preece. Show more

Events in the American city of Charlottesville - how much of a role have women had on both sides of the debate? Show more

Lynne Truss observes the people of Meridian Cliffs, a small wind-battered town on the south coast. Former celebrity Darren Fox tries to reignite his career. Show more

Documentary. As schools and workplaces introduce mindfulness and emotional resilience classes, psychotherapist Philippa Perry explores if we are in a new age of emotion. Show more

Sophie finally comes into money but a surprise party for her mum interferes. Stars Lucy Beaumont and Maureen Lipman. From 2015. Show more

On this day in 1917, Sylvia Pankhurst's peace meeting in Hyde Park was broken up by the police, while in Folkestone, Sergeant Harris marks the first anniversary of his sons' deaths. Show more

Warnings private leaseholders could face big bills if their flats need recladding after Grenfell. The growing problem of motorbike theft. And the resurgence of Irish whiskey. Show more

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Evolutionary biologist Ben Garrod explores some mysterious bones: jaws of a man-eating tiger and human behaviour. From 2017. Show more

Susan has been doing some maths, and Freddie spectacularly fails. Show more

Clare and Richard pay a visit to a famous resident and leave with more than they expected when John takes off with what he believes rightly to belong to the town. Show more

Eric Robson and his panel of experts visit Romney Marsh in South Kent. Pippa Greenwood, Matthew Biggs and Bob Flowerdew offer the advice this week. Show more

By Anya Lipska. Cassie Raven is a young mortuary attendant. She is used to having students shadowing her work, but there is something unusual about this one. Show more

Kate Silverton on singer Barbara Cook; Blanche Blackwell, Ian Fleming's muse; Sister Ruth Pfau, the 'Mother Teresa' of Pakistan; Richard Gordon, Doctor In The House author. Show more

Should climate sceptic Nigel Lawson have been invited onto the Today programme to discuss the economics of climate change policy? Also, listeners views on Gay Britannia. Show more

Friends recall their Facebook post which asked people to look beyond the headscarf to see their similarities, instead of focusing on their differences. Fi Glover presents. Show more

Carolyn Quinn with interviews, context and analysis.

Sir Bruce described as "one of the greatest entertainers the country has ever known"

John Lloyd and Romesh Ranganathan welcome Cariad Lloyd, Yorkshire shepherdess Amanda Owen and Gyles Brandreth. From 2017. Show more

Emma's resolve is broken, and Alistair tries to explain. Show more

Soweto Gospel Choir performs, John gets a lesson in stand-up comedy, and Turner Prize-winning artist Martin Creed on his show Words and Music. Show more

Lynne Truss observes the people of Meridian Cliffs, a small wind-battered town on the south coast. A power cut at Ravi's curry house leads to a dramatic confession. Show more

Shaun Ley presents political debate from the Radio Theatre at Broadcasting House in London with Laura Perrins, Jess Phillips MP, Chris Philp MP, and Matt Zarb-Cousin. Show more

Roger Scruton asks: "What does the Tory Party really stand for?" He says the Conservative party at present is muddling along without a philosophy. Show more

The third omnibus of Season 11, Broken and Mad, set in Folkestone, in the week, in 1917, when poets Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon met in Craiglockhart Hospital. Show more

In-depth reporting and analysis from a global perspective. The programme hears from a friend of Steve Bannon, and assesses his impact on the Trump presidency. Show more

Gerry fears that Stella is hiding something from him. Frances Tomelty reads Bernard MacLaverty's novel. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Author and journalist Sathnam Sanghera chooses Scottish-American adventurer, Alexander Gardner. With Matthew Parris. From 2017. Show more

Aleks Krotoski explores life in the digital world. Aleks reconnects with the physical layer of our digital world to be reminded that it is not otherworldly but built by people. Show more

A granddaughter who changed school and friends to make her mother's life easier shares her philosophy of life with her grandmother. Show more

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Wartime strictures reveal the brutal reality behind feeding an empire, beginning in North Africa in 1941. Read by Melody Grove. Abridged by Sian Preece. Show more

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