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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with Bishop Richard Chartres, dean of Her Majesty's Chapels Royal. Show more
Farming Today
Reducing ammonia emissions, Saw mill, Benchmarking animal welfare, Curlews.
13 minutes
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The government wants farmers to cut ammonia emissions produced from manure. The programme hears how this can be done, and at what cost. Show more
Michael Palin presents the Asian koel's arrival to an Indian orchard. Show more
Fashion designer Sadie Clayton meets designer, artist and architect Ron Arad. Show more
James Naughtie finds the heartbeat of history in the front page small ads of old UK newspapers. South London Press, 19 June 1897. Show more
Geographer Professor Mary Edwards lived in Alaska for many years. As the ice has melted, she has witnessed Arctic villages disappear and ships go through the Northwest Passage. Show more
Woman's Hour
Playwright and actor Athena Stevens, the Irish abortion referendum, BBC Women's Footballer of the Year.
54 minutes
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Playwright Athena Stevens talks about her new work, Schism. Plus Jenni Murray speaks to author Amy Bloom about the affair between Eleanor Roosevelt and reporter Lorena Hickok. Show more
Edgar promises Catherine he will get Linton back. Only Heathcliff stands in his way. Starring Ben Batt and Chloe Pirrie. Show more
The Listening Project
Carolyn and Chris - Carrying On as Normal
5 minutes
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Two members of staff at Chetham's School of Music reflect on the impact on their lives and on the children in their care when an IRA bomb exploded in Manchester on 15 June 1996. Show more
Misha Glenny explores a pivot of western history, the Netherlands. Show more
Bob persuades Matt that he should exploit his voice app to become the voice of a sex bot. Stars Lee Ridley. From 2018. Show more
How followers of an Indian spiritual guru went a step too far, as they tried to build utopia in the USA. Show more
You and Yours
M&S, Restaurants with Diners Who Don't Show Up, Double Strength Beers
45 minutes
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Consumer affairs programme. A look at Marks and Spencer's latest profits, which have been unveiled while the chain plans more store closures. Show more
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Analysis of news and current affairs.
Alan Dein asks several generations of five families from across the UK revealing questions about politics and social class. Show more
Emma receives an unexpected gesture, and Pip has a brainwave. Show more
The plot against Caesar reaches crisis point as the conspirators gather at the Capitol in Rome. Show more
Money Box
Money Box Live: Understanding NHS Continuing Healthcare
30 minutes
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Financial phone-in. When the NHS covers social care costs for free. Show more
All in the Mind
The Feel Good Garden at Chelsea Flower Show, All in the Mind Awards, avoiding exam stress
28 minutes
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Claudia Hammond visits the RHS Feel Good Garden at the Chelsea Flower Show. Plus how to avoid exam stress and the All in the Mind awards. Show more
Sociological discussion programme. Law and Order: Laurie Taylor revisits a TV drama series which explored police corruption 40 years ago. What was its impact and what has changed? Show more
Topical programme about the fast-changing media world. Digital radio is now more popular than FM - and Amazon and Spotify have it in their sights. Show more
Six O'Clock News
23/05/18 HMRC warns of cost of Brexiteers' favoured customs regime
30 minutes
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The UK's tax and customs authority -- HMRC -- has warned that an import-export regime favoured by Brexiteers could cost business up to 20 billion pounds a year.
The Malawian comedian looks at the relationship between the UK and Africa and talks about the process of immigration. From 2018. Show more
Lily admits the truth, and Susan has a bone to pick. Show more
American novelist Philip Roth, author of American Pastoral and Portnoy's Complaint, is remembered by his biographer Claudia Pierpont, American novelist Amy Bloom and Ian McEwan. Show more
Edgar promises Catherine he will get Linton back. Only Heathcliff stands in his way. Starring Ben Batt and Chloe Pirrie. Show more
How technology and social change could mean the end of fashion. Discover what will shape fashion, affect the planet's environment and our own identities in future. Show more
Chris Warhurst reveals that how good-looking you are may determine if you get a job. Show more
The permafrost is thawing, and the glaciers retreating. What will be left of the Alps? Peter Hadfield reports. Show more
Fashion designer Sadie Clayton meets designer, artist and architect Ron Arad. Show more
The World Tonight
Yulia Skripal says she and her father were victims of assassination attempt.
45 minutes
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This is her first filmed public statement since the Salisbury novichok attack. Show more
After walking out of the Loci Foundation, Greer opens up to her friend Zee. Then visits her parents. Read by Tanya Moodie. Show more
John ponders his feelings on the loss of a loved one. Counselling to aid his grief goes as you might well expect. From 2018. Show more
Cornflakes, Dave, sausages and a grave digger, with Ed and the bear in an airport. What could possibly go wrong? From 2015. Show more
Sean Curran with all the news from Westminster. Officials warn that one of the government's options for customs arrangements after Brexit could cost businesses up to £20 billion. Show more
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Geographer Professor Mary Edwards lived in Alaska for many years. As the ice has melted, she has witnessed Arctic villages disappear and ships go through the Northwest Passage. Show more
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