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Spiritual reflection and prayer to start the day with Church of Scotland minister the Rev Lezley Stewart. Show more

Welsh farmers are promised their own separate subsidy system, post-Brexit, but how much real autonomy will the Welsh government be allowed? Show more

Michael Palin presents the common poorwill from an Arizona desert. Show more

Historian Margaret MacMillan examines the role of civilians as supporters and victims of conflict. Show more

The rise of mixed tennis; prescription drug addiction: pregabalin; artist Doris Salcedo; and Yomi Adegoke and Elizabeth Uviebinene on Slay in Your Lane - The Black Girl Bible. Show more

Manson and Christine move into their new home with prospects of a great new beginning. Starring Richard Fleeshman. Show more

Brett Westwood journeys into dangerous waters to explore our relationship with the fearsome and predatory pike. Show more

Laura Barton visits Silver City - Aberdeen, hewn from granite and polished by North Sea gas and oil - to sample its musical life. Show more

On this day in 1918, Parliament discussed the glut of rabbits plaguing Devon, and on a train near Princetown, conscientious objector Ivan is taken to be an unwelcome pest. Show more

Shari Vahl hears listeners' stories of being given a second chance in life. Show more

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When MRSA hit the headlines, the NHS had to clean up its act, with the infection control nurse leading the fight against antibiotic resistance. Show more

An old face returns to Ambridge, and Robert has a challenge on his hands. Show more

When a nurse recognises her former teacher in hospital, both their worlds begin to unravel. Ray Fearon and Franc Ashman star in Robin Soans' drama, based on a true story. Show more

Jay Rayner and his culinary panel are in Peckham, south London. Professor Barry Smith, Andi Oliver, Nisha Katona and Tim Anderson answer the questions from the audience. Show more

Tom Holland takes a back-side view of church architecture, and Helen Castor tunes in to the medieval weather forecast. Show more

Emma Kennedy continues her investigation into why so many people hate their jobs by looking at ways to rethink the whole concept of work and the workplace. Show more

Isy Suttie, writer and actress of Peep Show fame, joins comedian Lolly Adefope to discuss their favourite books with Harriett Gilbert. Show more

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Gyles Brandreth reveals his love of theatre and socks with sandals from his boarding school diary. With Rufus Hound. From 2018. Show more

Ruth considers her options, and Anisha attempts to explain. Show more

Holly Hunter talks to Samira Ahmed about her career in Hollywood, including her performances in The Piano and Broadcast News and returning to voice Elastigirl in Incredibles 2. Show more

Manson and Christine move into their new home with prospects of a great new beginning. Starring Richard Fleeshman. Show more

Six months on from Carillion's collapse, File on 4 investigates the high-risk world of construction industry finance. Show more

Joanna Carr, the BBC's head of current affairs, is pressed on why a lack of audio translation is leaving blind and visually impaired people unable to follow news stories. Show more

The series that aims to demystify perplexing health issues. Bad sleep breeds bad sleep. Dr Mark Porter reports on what works for insomnia. Show more

Allan Little talks to writer Pankaj Mishra and economist Ha-Joon Chang about the Enlightenment's relevance for countries outside the west. Show more

President Trump criticises America's allies ahead of Nato summit, in response EU leader Donald Tusk says 'appreciate your allies - you don't have that many'. Show more

Adam Fitzgerald continues Tim Winton's tale of survival and unlikely friendship out in the Australian bush. Jaxie tries to find out more about the mysterious Fintan McGillis. Show more

Caught up in a scandal, Marcus Brigstocke becomes victim of his own newspaper. How do you doorstep yourself? From 2016. Show more

The best of the day in the Commons and the Lords with Sean Curran. Show more

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Yomi Adegoke looks at the admissions processes that have to be surmounted and the casual assumptions that await when a young black woman attends a British university. Show more

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