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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Dr Eve Poole, Third Church Estates Commissioner for the Church of England.

A Dutch report recommends cutting livestock numbers to meet emissions targets - could that work in the UK? Show more

Chris Packham presents the fieldfare. Show more

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks explores whether our sense of collective belonging has been lost with leading global thinkers and British sixth form students. Show more

Jan's diary of her thoughts covers the allure of ‘The First Time’, an air flight and address books. Read by Janet Suzman. Show more

What's the fascination of Medusa? Paying into your pension now, and what it means for your future. And is it hypocritical if women enjoy watching naked or half-naked men on telly? Show more

Having invented 73 online troll personas and unable to identify which one is her own, Caroline feels the time is right for her to enter politics. Show more

A daughter who is a dyslexia specialist has solved the mystery of her father's school refusal. Fi Glover presents. Show more

Actress and broadcaster Jameela Jamil tackles the explosive conversation around sexual assault to determine what consent should look like in a modern, digital world. Show more

The local Provost has big plans for Lenzie but needs to raise funds. Stars Sanjeev Kohli and Donald Mcleary. From 2018. Show more

Hannah Fry and Adam Rutherford investigate everyday science mysteries. How fast can a human run and would we be faster as quadrapeds? Show more

Is a new financial product the solution for people with an interest-only mortgage and no means of repaying the loan? Plus the race to perfect the meat-free burger.

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Mon-Thurs: Analysis of news and current affairs, presented by Sarah Montague. Fri: Analysis of news and current affairs, presented by Mark Mardell.

Step into the world of circus manager Roxana Icu as she works frantically backstage to ensure the kids are kept entertained. Recorded in immersive stereo, best heard on headphones. Show more

Jazzer digs for dirt and Clarrie is concerned. Show more

African-American lawyer, CB King, takes on the violence and bigotry of the southern states of America in the battle for civil rights in the 1960s. First of two true stories. Show more

With uncertainty over Brexit and a weak pound, is it financially worth coming to the UK to work? Do the economics add up or are overseas visitors better off finding jobs at home? Show more

Following the lives and stories of those who live along the rail network that fans out from Cardiff up into the South Wales Valleys. Show more

Josie Long hears stories of crossing over to the other side - from radio waves permeating political barriers to the migratory routes of eels. Show more

Why The New Yorker has backtracked on an interview with Steve Bannon. Show more

Police have named two Russian suspects in the Salisbury nerve agent investigation. The Prime Minister says the pair are officers in military intelligence.

Sarah tells of her grandparents' lives, past and present - stabbings, alien abductions and dementia wards. From 2018. Show more

Kenton is left horrified and Jennifer's hopes are raised. Show more

Roxanna Panufnik on her album Celestial Bird and composing for the Last Night of the Proms, Kite Runner author Khaled Hosseini on his book Sea Prayer, and how dreams inspire art. Show more

Having invented 73 online troll personas and unable to identify which one is her own, Caroline feels the time is right for her to enter politics. Show more

Matthew Taylor presents a series in which ten of the country's brightest minds gather to solve difficult social problems. Show more

John Connell speaks about how the connection to land can heal the modern urban soul. Returning home after a breakdown could have been seen as a failure but became anything but. Show more

Writer AL Kennedy goes in search of epiphanies - those powerful revelations, the 'aha' instant in cognitive science, and the eureka moment, among theorists and inventors. Show more

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks explores whether our sense of collective belonging has been lost with leading global thinkers and British sixth form students. Show more

Prosecutors say they can be charged with conspiracy to murder the Skripals Show more

After passing all the tests set for her, Juliet's career in espionage is about to take off. Abridged by Robin Brooks. Read by Fenella Woolgar. Show more

Chris Neill with comic tales of his first love, Pierre-Claude from his school French book and a date with a cellist. From 2018. Show more

A heady comic mix of maths and science with Festival of the Spoken Nerd exploring our internal bacteria and more. From 2016. Show more

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