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Spiritual reflection to start the day with writer and broadcaster, Anna Magnusson.

Farming Today is at the National Farmers Union's annual conference in Birmingham, where Michael Gove outlines his vision for future agricultural policies after Brexit. Show more

The robin is the experimental jazz artist of the bird world. David Rothenberg suggests it sounds like saxophonist Eric Dolphy, who spent a long time listening to birds. Show more

Radio 4 spends a year with the celebrated pianist Joanna MacGregor as she combines her roles as performer, teacher and artistic director of the Dartington Music Festival. Show more

A wide-ranging, lyrical and very personal history of Yorkshire by Richard Morris. Show more

Jo Curry joins Jenni Murray to discuss the England women's football squad's new coach, Phil Neville. Plus teenagers' access to illegal drugs online, and women in law. Show more

Doris Lessing's 1985 satire about inept revolutionaries, dramatised by Sarah Daniels. Alice continues her mission to make the squat habitable. Olivia Vinall and Joe Armstrong star. Show more

Friends who grew up on opposite sides of the religious and class divide find unity of purpose in their band The Wood Burning Savages and in redeeming Derry. Fi Glover presents. Show more

As the UK prepares to leave the EU, Ben Wright assesses the role of the civil service. Is it on board with Brexit or, as some Leave supporters claim, acting as a roadblock? Show more

Elis James hosts comedy in the four UK nations, stopping in Belfast to discuss Northern Irishness with guests. From 2017. Show more

Chris Morris discovers how Brexit could affect the people of Gibraltar - and other British Overseas Territories. Show more

A look at internal reports on how disability assessments are carried out. Plus life in Blackpool, named as one of the poorest parts of the UK, and why did KFC run out of chicken? Show more

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Anne McElvoy explores how Victorian labourers came together to find local solutions to their dire working conditions. Show more

Jennifer finds herself the talk of the town, and Pip needs reassurance. Show more

It is hard for Gemma to form new relationships when she has to reveal that she chose to leave her two young children. Katherine Jakeways' play about a woman who breaks the rules. Show more

We have left behind the dust, din and steam of our old economy, but what is actually generating income for the UK now? Financial services are not as important as you might think. Show more

Inside Health looks at the evidence for medical cannabis. And hidden blood in the urine is frequently picked up by sensitive dipstick tests, but what should happen next? Show more

Sociological discussion programme. Artisanal and natural foods. Laurie Taylor ponders their origins, meaning and future. Show more

Topical programme about the fast-changing media world. Labour leader calls Czech spy stories 'nonsense' and tells the press 'change is coming'. Show more

It suggests the UK will abide by new EU laws - but will not be able to sign trade deals, prompting claims that the influence of Brussels will continue to be felt long after Brexit

Bridget explores the countryside - could commune living or moving her family to the country make her happier? From 2018. Show more

Brian goes too far, and Shula attempts to ignite a spark. Show more

Carey Mulligan on her one woman show. Spoilers, and how to avoid them. Steven Soderbergh's TV drama Mosaic reviewed. And are the days of the lead guitar numbered? Show more

Doris Lessing's 1985 satire about inept revolutionaries, dramatised by Sarah Daniels. Alice continues her mission to make the squat habitable. Olivia Vinall and Joe Armstrong star. Show more

Michael Buerk, Matthew Taylor, Claire Fox, Giles Fraser and Anne McElvoy discuss the prospect of more faith schools and the removal of the requirement to take in non-believers. Show more

Sharman Apt Russell writes about the hunger that is for more than bread alone. Show more

Why are environmental issues suddenly back in political fashion? Tom Heap investigates. Show more

Radio 4 spends a year with the celebrated pianist Joanna MacGregor as she combines her roles as performer, teacher and artistic director of the Dartington Music Festival. Show more

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Stephen and his family move to a smaller house in Dublin. His friends don’t all share his literary tastes. Read by Andrew Scott. Show more

A heady mix of maths, science and comedy, as the Festival of the Spoken Nerd trio experiment in the kitchen. From 2018. Show more

Passions flare and loyalty is tested at a football ground in London. Another 14 minute vignette. From 2015. Show more

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster as the government outlines its plans for the two years following Brexit. Show more

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