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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Dr Elaine Storkey, a philosopher, sociologist and theologian. Show more
Post-Brexit trade, the fight against illegal fishing and how pumpkins mean profit. Show more
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In a mist shrouded cemetery, writer Paul Evans finds himself under the watchful gaze of a carrion crow perched on a gravestone. Show more
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Start the Week
Animals: tamed, exploited and resurrected
43 minutes
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Cultural discussion programme. Amol Rajan discusses the uneasy interaction between the animal kingdom and humans with Alice Roberts, Britt Wray and Gaia Vince. Show more
Neil MacGregor's series on the role and expression of beliefs continues with a focus on our relationship with the dead. Show more
Woman's Hour
The Atlas of Beauty; Sex in long-term relationships; March of the Mummies
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Photos that question what is attractive; marching for better protections for working mothers; sexual desire in long-term relationships; and a profile of Jamaican poet Una Marson. Show more
An enthusiastic newly-trained doctor arrives in a Welsh mining town, but then meets cynical Dr Denny. Stars Richard Fleeshman. Show more
Talking frankly to men and their partners, psychologist Dr. Petra Boynton explores the reality of erectile dysfunction. Show more
Susan Calman learns how to unwind by visiting the Scottish National Portrait Gallery with Phill Jupitus. From 2016. Show more
Wine author Jancis Robinson profiles Chateau Pavie 2003. Through this bottle, she tells the story of critic Robert Parker who set out to democratise wine criticism. Show more
You and Yours
Student protests, Universal Credit, Dr Michael Mosley
45 minutes
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Was the Government's flagship Universal Credit benefit reform badly designed or just poorly implemented? And Dr Michael Mosley considers approaches to impaired mental health. Show more
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Analysis of news and current affairs.
An extensive and affectionate exploration of the life of Anthony Powell, author of the cycle of novels A Dance to the Music of Time, an undisputed classic of English literature. Show more
We delve into The Archers’ archive and revisit the night of the Hunt Ball. Matt Crawford is getting ready to leave town, and he wants Lilian to go with him. Show more
An old friend of Pilgrim's is possessed by a deadly forest spirit. Dark fantasy adventure featuring immortal William Palmer. Show more
Quote... Unquote
Kate Fox, Olly Mann, Julian Mitchell and Joanna Scanlon
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Nigel Rees hosts the quotations quiz with Julian Mitchell, Olly Mann, Joanna Scanlan and Kate Fox. From October 2017. Show more
Following years of reporting on UK chicken scandals, Dan Saladino looks at investigations by the Food Standards Agency and MPs into practices at supplier 2 Sisters. Show more
The I Wish to Communicate with You light installation has brought colour to a Hull housing estate allowing, as Kofi Smiles shows, residents to feel part of the City of Culture. Show more
Aleks Krotoski takes a step back in evolution to understand our insatiable appetite for digital content. How are our buttons being pushed and how can we learn to push back? Show more
Six O'Clock News
30/10/2017 Former Trump aide charged
30 minutes
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Trump's former campaign manager accused of conspiracy and money laundering
David Mitchell gets Mark Steel, Holly Walsh, Tony Hawks and Fred Macaulay to lie with some truths. From 2017. Show more
The residents of Ambridge receive shocking news, and Noluthando makes a friend. Show more
Front Row
Bill Bailey, Philip Pullman, Alias Grace
30 minutes
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Bill Bailey tries out the new Front Row keyboard. Philip Pullman on his new novel La Belle Sauvage. Plus TV series Alias Grace reviewed. Show more
Neil MacGregor's series on the role and expression of beliefs continues with a focus on our relationship with the dead. Show more
Laura Barton looks at the ways confidence has become such a vital attribute in modern life, at a point when so many of us feel its absence so keenly. Show more
Edward Stourton asks how the European Union might change after Britain leaves and if grand plans for further integration will be achieved. Show more
Brett Westwood meets a rhinoceros nose to nose and is blown away - by the sense of wonder engendered by this prehistoric-looking yet gentle and water-loving animal. Show more
Start the Week
Animals: tamed, exploited and resurrected
43 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 FMAvailable for over a year
Cultural discussion programme. Amol Rajan discusses the uneasy interaction between the animal kingdom and humans with Alice Roberts, Britt Wray and Gaia Vince. Show more
The World Tonight
Three charged in Trump Russia collusion probe
45 minutes
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President Trump's former campaign manager has been placed under house arrest accused of conspiracy and money laundering. Show more
Attempting to discover Bonneville's accomplice, Malcolm takes Alice's advice and sneaks to the priory, through the rain and under the cover of night. Show more
From The Red Lion to the Bucket of Blood, how did your local get its name? Michael Rosen and Dr Laura Wright explore the surprising history of pub names. With guest Eddie Gershon. Show more
Susan Hulme reports from Westminster as MPs debate how to tackle allegations of sexual harassment in Parliament.
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