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Spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with the Rev David Bruce. Show more

There's a CO2 shortage and it could affect chicken supplies by the end of this week. Richard Griffiths from the British Poultry Council explains what action's being taken. Show more

Writer and wildlife programme-maker Stephen Moss explains why the coot is so significant to him. Show more

Kirsty Young talks to broadcaster John Motson. Show more

After 5,500 km on foot, the charms of Jerusalem prove elusive. Guy reflects on what he’s learnt. Concluded by Jonathan Bailey. Show more

Frida Kahlo's personal possessions, image based sexual abuse, Lesley Garrett and Madeleine Shaw's suffrage opera, and Mahalia on being a teenager in the music industry. Show more

At 15, Maya is the first Afro-American conductor on the San Francisco trams. At 16, her life changes forever. Stars Adjoa Andoh. Show more

Vanley Burke meets four of the faces in the crowd in his photographs of Africa Liberation Day 1977 - all children of Windrush immigrants. Show more

From a surprising travel programme to memory lapses – an all-star cast’s comic take on life. Starring Joanna Lumley. From 2018. Show more

On this day in 1918, Totnes announced that the town had raised £24,000 in War Weapons Week, but not everyone in Devon is so supportive. Show more

Consumer news and issues. Are there too many gambling advertisements on TV during the World Cup? Show more

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Analysis of news and current affairs with Mark Mardell, including Airbus's warning that it could leave the UK if no Brexit deal is struck.

The highs and lows that followed the launch of the National Health Service on 5 July 1948, one which would challenge the philosophy upon which it had been created. Show more

Phoebe offers some advice, and Will suffers another setback. Show more

By Barney Norris. Tessa Peake-Jones and Andrew French star as Carol and Eddie who have both lost their way in in life. Carol is too afraid to move, and Eddie cannot stay still. Show more

Peter Gibbs presents the second of two programmes from the GQT annual Summer Garden Party at National Trust Mount Stewart in County Down, Northern Ireland. Show more

In a house that is now too big for her, Ethel waits for her granddaughter to visit. Written and performed by Remi Graves. Show more

Matthew Bannister on conductor Gennady Rozhdestvensky, tennis player Maria Bueno, holocaust survivor Gena Turgel, archaeologist Zhao Kangmin and musicologist Leo Sarkisian. Show more

Roger Bolton discusses listeners' views on a new series about Jeremy Corbyn and Radio 4's My Dream Dinner Party, and goes behind the scenes at Radio 1's Newsbeat. Show more

Two consultants consider whether a work/life balance is possible in the NHS. Fi Glover presents. Show more

BMW and Airbus are warning that failure to agree a deal on the UK's future trading relationship with the EU would damage the car industry.

Topical satirical impressions. Drop in on David Dimbleby's leaving-do and Donald Trump's bedtime story. Show more

Kate plots her future, and Harrison has a big question. Show more

Tim Winton on his new novel The Shepherd's Hut, Kate Clanchy and her student poets on their collection of migrant poems, music discovered in a 17th-century painting and pigeon art. Show more

At 15, Maya is the first Afro-American conductor on the San Francisco trams. At 16, her life changes forever. Stars Adjoa Andoh. Show more

Jonathan Dimbleby presents political debate from Highbridge Community Hall in Somerset with a panel including Alastair Campbell, Maya Goodfellow, Lord Lilley and Linda Yueh. Show more

A weekly reflection on a topical issue. Will Self on consciousness, humanity and artificial intelligence. Show more

Set in Devon in 1918, in the week that Viscount Grey published a pamphlet supporting President Wilson's proposal to establish a League of Nations. Show more

Report says security services appear to be killing hundreds of people without being held to account. Show more

Dr Bell confides in Sylvia about his marriage woes and the library is badly damaged by storms. Read by Barbara Flynn. Show more

Tony Parsons and Olly Mann talk favourite books with Harriett Gilbert including Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty and Never Mind by Edward St Aubyn. Show more

News from Westminster.

A mother and son both chose nursing as their career. Fi Glover presents. Show more

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After 5,500 km on foot, the charms of Jerusalem prove elusive. Guy reflects on what he’s learnt. Concluded by Jonathan Bailey. Show more

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