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The UK’s poultry industry says broiler farmers have reduced their use of antibiotics by 82% in just 6 years. But is it as simple as that? Show more

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Bill Oddie presents the ring ouzel. Show more

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We explore the many reasons women wear wigs. Also, is shame the defining emotion of our time? Show more

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Who sits around the tech table determines how society is shaped. Mary Ann Sieghart reveals the hidden and disturbing consequences of having so few women in the tech industry. Show more

Marcus Brigstocke stars as Budleigh Salterton’s biggest idiot come to help us over the cliff-edge in a show that, like Brexit, is being put together right up to the last minute. Show more

Isma is going to miss her flight. Powerful, topical thriller and love story, winner of the 2018 Women's Prize for Fiction by Kamila Shamsie, read by Lisa Zahra. Show more

Why does staying brand loyal costs you more? Also the scrapped cars back on our roads without us knowing, the 11 things that cost more from today and making an old home greener. Show more

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Feminist theorist and writer Sheila Rowbotham explores the legacy of Britain’s first national Women’s Liberation Movement conference, held in Oxford in 1970. Show more

Freddie makes his presence felt and Ben receives an offer. Show more

Joe, Hermione and her father face some sad times and a hard decision as he begins to lose his grip on reality. Starring Alun Armstrong and Deborah Findlay. Show more

Contenders from Worcestershire, Staffordshire, Berkshire and the Cotswolds join chairman Russell Davies for the second heat in the 2019 tournament. Show more

Julie Jones, Pete Brown and Ella Risbridger are among those sharing their pie stories with Sheila Dillon. These are the pies that made us. Show more

Journalist and Grime fan Yomi Adegoke notices something lacking when it comes to discovering and enjoying the genre of music she loves. Women who look like her. Show more

Ernie Rea explores the place and nature of faith and belief in today's world. Show more

Afternoon news and current affairs programme, reporting on breaking stories and summing up the day's headlines.

Ministers and leading Brexiteers have reacted angrily to calls for the Government to keep the UK closely aligned to the EU - MPs are voting on post-Brexit options.

David Mitchell gets Richard Osman, Holly Walsh, Luisa Omielan and Jack Dee to lie with some truths. From 2019. Show more

Lily is left frustrated and Alistair meets his new business partner. Show more

Suzi Quatro on her new album No Control, which she wrote with her son. Plus, playwright and actor John Kani on his play set in post-apartheid South Africa. Show more

Coach Karen delivers her half-time team talk to the under-13s Hopperton Hoops. It's life, love and occasionally football. By Harry Venning. Show more

17-year-old Londoner Noga Levy-Rapoport records her role in organising the UK wide school strikes and charts the impact of the growing global campaign for action on climate change. Show more

Tensions are rising on Ukraine's western border with Hungary. Show more

In No Triumph No Tragedy Peter White, who has been blind since birth, interviews other disabled people in the public eye about challenges they have faced: this week - Isaac Lidsky. Show more

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Isma is going to miss her flight. Powerful, topical thriller and love story, winner of the 2018 Women's Prize for Fiction by Kamila Shamsie, read by Lisa Zahra. Show more

Sarah Dunant on the history of travel - from its use as Nazi propaganda to Tudor fears of travel to Catholic Europe and the fantastical medieval journeys of Sir John Mandeville. Show more

Susan Hulme has the latest from Westminster where MPs again reject all of the options in front of them in a second round of votes called to find a way forward with Brexit. Show more

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Douglas Rogers' story of Robert Mugabe's fall from power in 2017. How four would-be enemies found themselves plotting together to overthrow the Zimbabwean dictator. Show more

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