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A reading and a reflection to start the day with Father Christopher Hancock, a Catholic priest working in the Archdiocese of Cardiff

Nancy Nicolson is at the sale of one of Scotland's biggest collection of vintage tractors. Enthusiasts from all over the UK have travelled to the sale in Aberdeenshire. Show more

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Michaela Strachan presents the story and sound of the great black-backed gull. Show more

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Jeanette Winterson, Naomi Wolf and John Browne discuss morality, sexbots and engineering with Tom Sutcliffe at the Hay Festival. Show more

Women's workwear - does it matter? Can you dress for success? Show more

Gudrun's quest takes her on a whaling ship, where the crew loathe her both for being a woman and a heathen. Stars Kate Phillips. Show more

Having successfully been a surrogate once, Linder wants to do it again - this time to help a gay couple have a baby. But the path ahead is fraught with difficulties. Show more

Clive Anderson and Tom Allen are joined by Samin Nosrat, Hattie Morahan, Susan Hill and David Quantick for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. Show more

100 years of South Africa's troubled past and present, starting in 1901, and the English are coming. Read by Tracy Ann Oberman. Show more

Why the British passion for buying property in Spain remains as strong as ever. Show more

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Montgomery Ward’s catalogue was once ranked among the most influential books in US history. Mail order transformed middle class living in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Show more

Jim tries to get to the truth and Shula doesn't get the reaction she was hoping for Show more

1936, Dorset. Poet Valentine Ackland and her lover, writer Sylvia Townsend Warner, have just returned from an illicit aid-trip to Spain when a young tourist has an accident nearby. Show more

Four more competitors, this week from Staffordshire, Surrey, Hertfordshire and Gloucestershire, join Russell Davies for the general knowledge quiz Show more

Food and Farming Awards finalists show how learning about food and cooking can deliver much more than just practical skills... Show more

Claire Cunningham is a dancer and choreographer who performs with crutches. We join her as she devises a new work about Elvis tribute acts with an ensemble of disabled artists. Show more

Ernie Rea explores the place and nature of faith in today's world looks at the role of ego. Show more

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

The Brexit Party is the clear winner in the UK's European elections, with the pro-EU Lib Dems coming second -- and the Tories and Labour suffering big losses.

Tony Hawks, Cariad Lloyd, Zoe Lyons and Paul Merton join Nicholas Parsons for the panel game where the challenge is to speak without repetition, hesitation or deviation. Show more

Kirsty looks to the future and the Single Wicket proves a sore point for Chris Show more

Drag Queens BendelaCreme and Jinkx Monsoon on their new show, Drag Becomes Her; how the moon has been depicted across the arts; Prasanna Puwanarajah, director of Venice Preserved. Show more

Gudrun's quest takes her on a whaling ship, where the crew loathe her both for being a woman and a heathen. Stars Kate Phillips. Show more

When Courtney was sexually assaulted, police said that the case against her alleged attacker would only proceed if she handed over her phone - she refused, & the case was dropped. Show more

The way we find love is changing. Shahidha Bari examines the shifting landscape of modern love and looks at the age-old question: what does Love Island tell us about love? Show more

Disabled Christians are carving out an empowering new ‘theology of disability’. Damon Rose finds out how it is reshaping their faith and lives. Show more

Jeanette Winterson, Naomi Wolf and John Browne discuss morality, sexbots and engineering with Tom Sutcliffe at the Hay Festival. Show more

What do the European election results mean for the European Union? Show more

100 years of South Africa's troubled past and present, starting in 1901, and the English are coming. Read by Tracy Ann Oberman. Show more

There are thousands of languages today - is it possible to trace them back to a single ancestor? Michael Rosen and linguist Dr Laura Wright investigate our earliest languages. Show more

Entrepreneur Simon fights to become his teenage niece's legal guardian after she was placed in care. Grace Dent presents. Show more

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Anne Frank would have been 90 this year had she survived the Holocaust. Readings from her diary by Georgia Groome with reminiscences from Eva Schloss, a survivor who knew Anne. Show more

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