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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

The UK's biggest organic milk co-op says exports have already been hit by Brexit uncertainty. Show more

Michaela Strachan presents the arctic skua. Show more

News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.

Jonathan Sumption explains how democracy has the unique power to accommodate opposing opinions and interests. Show more

Kimberlé Crenshaw on Intersectionality, Bishop of London Sarah Mullally, novelist Sarah Ladipo Manyika, plus advice for young people coming out to their parents. Show more

Sigrid has escaped her intended husband and his Saxon killers. Now she's on the run in the wilderness. Stars Hollie Burgess. Show more

The decline of honey bees may need radical solutions. Martha Kearney examines whether genetic modification or robotics could stop the potential collapse of the world’s crops. Show more

Comedian and music obsessive Gabriel Ebulue investigates a karaoke curse in the Philippines, where performances of Frank Sinatra’s My Way have been linked to multiple murders. Show more

The harsh reality of the Bloemenfontein Camp. 100 years of South Africa's past and present. Read by Tracy Ann Oberman. Show more

Have worries about the environment changed what you do and buy? Call You and Yours with your experience. Show more

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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.

Bricks have been used for tens of thousands of years. They are all rather similar and are absolutely everywhere. Why are bricks still such an important building technology? Show more

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

An engrossing psychodrama set in an Irish pub. Neil has been unfaithful to Grace. Will he be forgiven? Startling revelations will change their lives forever. Jim Norton stars. Show more

Josie Long presents stories about being drawn towards the ones we love, from finding love online to breastfeeding. From 2019. Show more

What did insects ever do for us? Tom Heap asks leading entomologists how we can stop their decline. Show more

Michael Rosen meets acclaimed poet Raymond Antrobus to discuss language, sign language and deafness. Show more

Author Kamila Shamsie chooses a childhood hero, the Pakistani human rights lawyer Asma Jahangir. With Matthew Parris. From 2019. Show more

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

There's fresh division in Labour over Brexit, as Alastair Campbell is expelled from the party.

Ed Reardon returns to lead us through his week. Whatever happens, you can guarantee Ed will be scrimping, scraping and ranting in order to keep mind, soul and cat together. Show more

Natasha attempts to build bridges and there's a mysterious guest at Brookfield Show more

Lenny Henry returns to the stage in King Hedley II; graphic designer and comic artist Posy Simmonds; and a review of new Netflix drama series When They See Us Show more

Sigrid has escaped her intended husband and his Saxon killers. Now she's on the run in the wilderness. Stars Hollie Burgess. Show more

An investigation into what's really happening to the recycling we send overseas. Show more

Board games are enjoying a renaissance, yet fewer and fewer are available to visually impaired people to play without having to adapt them first. Why is that? Show more

Our envy of things that haven't happened yet, the impact signing NDAs can have on mental health, Da Vinci and ADHD, the Listening Place and comparing maths and music. Show more

Natalie Haynes is joined by Professor Edith Hall and comedian Katy Brand as she stands up for Phryne, the Greek courtesan famed for her wit and beauty. Show more

Germany and France are backing different people Show more

The harsh reality of the Bloemenfontein Camp. 100 years of South Africa's past and present. Read by Tracy Ann Oberman. Show more

The kids begin to wonder if Charlie Bates is man at the helm material? Starring Amanda Hale and Andy Nyman. From 2016. Show more

The town of Corby faces a rough-sleeping crisis, but the community is strongly divided over a proposed solution. Does a homeless shelter belong by the side of a care home? 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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