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A reading and a reflection to start the day, with the Rev Canon Jenny Wigley, rector of Radyr in Cardiff.

A new report from Wrap reveals some startling figures about food waste on farms. Andrew Parry from the organisation explains what's happening, why, and what can be done about it. Show more

The clacking call of the stonechat punctuates nature writer Melissa Harrison's memories of cagoule-clad walks on Dartmoor with her family. Show more

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Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss Emily Bronte's story of Heathcliff and Cathy, of love, hatred, revenge and self-destruction across two generations in a remote moorland home. Show more

Irish revolutionaries are divided by the 1921 treaty to end the violence. Fergal Keane's family are conflicted. From 2017. Show more

The abortion referendum in Ireland. Exploring working life for women in 1960s Fleet Street with former newspaper editor Eve Pollard. Show more

On the day of her Cambridge interview, Jeanie takes a train to Scarborough, in search of her sister. With Jennifer Walser. Show more

Why did so many Germans vote for the anti-immigration AFD party? Kate Adie introduces correspondents' stories, insights and analysis from around the world. Show more

Hull's forgotten heritage is brought back to life through fishing, folk music and the city's most colourful characters. Show more

Why do we get static shocks? Our science sleuths crack another case sent in by curious listeners. Show more

The expensive conditions being faced by leaseholders who've bought the freehold on their home. OFWAT says not enough's being done to help those struggling to pay their water bills. Show more

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'The Englishness of English Art' was the theme of the 1955 BBC Reith lectures by art historian Nikolaus Pevsner. Sarah Montague discusses them with artist Grayson Perry. Show more

Helen has a lot to think about, and Ed refocuses his efforts. Show more

In Lamanby, Jacob Polley recovers a dream-memory about a childhood house on the eve of its sale, exploring how we might hold on to what matters. With composed music by John Alder. Show more

Clare Balding joins Jo Fielder, who has multiple sclerosis, on a training walk before her attempt to take on all 87 miles of the Ridgeway in seven days. Show more

Colin Freeman makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of the Mines Advisory Group (MAG). Show more

Bestselling writer Claire Messud talks to Mariella Frostrup about her new novel, The Burning Girl about the bonds between friends. Show more

Francine Stock talks to director Jennifer Brea, who turned the camera on herself as she began to fight a disease that the medical profession does not always recognise. Show more

Gareth Mitchell with colliding black holes, the need for new antibiotics, the ultimate in waste recycling, and an opera written by scientists about AI and immortality. Show more

Negotiators positive about the latest talks, but EU wants more progress on Brexit. Stokes out of international cricket until further notice. China closes North Korean companies.

Victoria Coren Mitchell talks to Claudia Winkleman about cars, friends, love, fashion, fame and a horse on a trolley. From 2017. Show more

Emma puts her foot down, and Josh is brought back down to earth. Show more

Benny Andersson plays from his new album and Sophie Wu talks about her new play Ramona Tells Jim. Plus a review of A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian on the stage. Show more

On the day of her Cambridge interview, Jeanie takes a train to Scarborough, in search of her sister. With Jennifer Walser. Show more

Are big technology companies out of control, as their rapid growth and influence has made them too big to fail? Show more

With food waste a huge global problem, can business find new, profitable solutions? Tanya Beckett delves into pizza bins and visits larvae breeders as she investigates what's new. Show more

Gareth Mitchell with colliding black holes, the need for new antibiotics, the ultimate in waste recycling, and an opera written by scientists about AI and immortality. Show more

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss Emily Bronte's story of Heathcliff and Cathy, of love, hatred, revenge and self-destruction across two generations in a remote moorland home. Show more

UN chief warns another 250,000 Rohingya could be displaced if crisis spreads. Show more

Pandora organises a sock protest at school, Barry Kent gets a dose of his own medicine, and Adrian finally gets his first passionate kiss. Show more

TV’s Rising Damp sitcom legend Don Warrington joins Peter Curran and Patrick Marber to riff in the dark. From 2017. Show more

Elvis ponders what's so great about country life. Should he run with the deer or shoot them? With Clarke Peters. From May 2014. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Will Self, Rachel Johnson and Harriett Gilbert discuss books by Raymond Carver, JR Ackerley and Doris Lessing. From 2017. Show more

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