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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with the Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu.

How satellite technology is being used by ambulance crews in the Highlands of Scotland to help treat patients from remote rural areas more quickly in medical emergencies. Show more

Miranda Krestovnikoff presents the story and sound of the goldfinch. Show more

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

Actor Clarke Peters marks the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King's death: the songs of the civil rights movement. From 2018. Show more

Professor Hans Rosling suggests that a sense of 'destiny' can stop us from seeing the world as it really is. Show more

Deadline day for reporting your gender pay gap, childlessness and women of colour, help for children with mental health issues and the women in publishing oral history project. Show more

Claudia's recipe quest takes her to embassies and carpet shops where other Middle Easterners gather. Stars Tracy-Ann Oberman. Show more

A father and son reflect on life since he moved into the son's family home. Fi Glover presents. Show more

As Brexit negotiations continue, cross-border worker and writer Freya McClements, meets the people dealing with the uncertainty of working along and across the Irish border. Show more

The biggest problem of them all – death. But can we do anything to avoid it? With Peter Serafinowicz and Susy Kane. From 2015. Show more

On this day in 1918, three Labour Party delegates were prevented from sailing to America on a peace mission, and Victor is called back to Folkestone by a letter. Show more

Consumer affairs programme. A major supermarket is putting in CCTV cameras to camp down on theft at self-checkouts. Do we leave our moral compass at the tills when we use them? Show more

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Those who fought in the war recall the sense of impending collapse in 1918: the British desperately short of men on the front line, and the Germans bolstered but exhausted. Show more

Will jumps to conclusions, and Rex slips up. Show more

In her remote Italian hospital, Celestine's mission to isolate the causes of trench fever is interrupted by an unexpected visitor from the newly formed Royal Air Force. Show more

Financial phone-in. Adam Shaw and guests demystify the new rules on data protection. Show more

Peter Curran investigates the history and psychology of our 100-year-old compulsion to consume snacks and movies at the same time. Show more

Sociological discussion presented by Laurie Taylor. 'Mixed-race' is the fastest growing ethnic group in the UK. But how do multiracial parents identify their own children? Show more

Topical programme about the fast-changing media world, presented by Andrea Catherwood. The team behind My Dad Wrote a Porno discuss the podcast's global appeal. Show more

Russia has called for an urgent meeting of the UN Security Council to discuss accusations by the British government that Moscow was involved in the Salisbury nerve agent attack.

Multicultural sketch show written by white, black, Asian and minority ethnic stand-ups and writers from across the UK. Hosted by broadcaster and comedian Hardeep Singh Kohli. Show more

The stress piles on Adam, and Pat learns the truth. Show more

Cuba Gooding Jr talks about starring in Chicago in the West End and his role in Boyz n the Hood, his Oscar for Jerry Maguire and Hollywood's changing attitude to black actors. Show more

Claudia's recipe quest takes her to embassies and carpet shops where other Middle Easterners gather. Stars Tracy-Ann Oberman. Show more

Clive Anderson asks if placing limits on amounts paid to patients injured through medical errors would solve a crisis in the NHS over its spiralling negligence payments crisis. Show more

Maggie O'Carroll calls for action to encourage more women to become entrepreneurs. She contrasts the 'palpable positive culture' of the US with a lack of organised UK support. Show more

Donald Trump met fierce opposition when he built a golf course on Scottish sand dunes. Today a new course is planned for dune habitat in the Highlands. Peter Gibbs investigates. Show more

Actor Clarke Peters marks the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King's death: the songs of the civil rights movement. From 2018. Show more

OPCW refuses Moscow demand for joint inquiry - Britain describes request as "perverse" Show more

Nelson borrows one of the cars. Not entirely without incident. His attempt to break the news to his father has complications and, as usual, a fight ensues. Show more

Sophie Willan looks at the concept of ‘normal’, exploring how ‘normal’ monogamous relationships really are. From 2018. Show more

The stand-up comic performs in Edinburgh, featuring a disengaged charity worker and an expensive-looking carrier bag. From 2015. Show more

Aleks Krotoski explores life in the digital world. What makes us laugh and why? And when so much of the web is there to tickle our funny bone, does anyone ever laugh out loud?

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