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Matthew Bannister on medical researcher Dr Henry Lynch, author Judith Krantz, businessman Lord Patel and composer Anthony Hedges. Show more

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Friends talk about how to cope with work and motherhood and careers in a new country. Show more

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A coroner has said MI5 should not be blamed for failing to prevent the London Bridge attack two years ago

In times of crisis, the British have always sought solace and comfort in the mocking and ridiculing their leaders and institutions. Show more

Life will never be the same for one family as a dark secret is revealed and Clarrie inspects her new home Show more

Todd Douglas Miller discusses his film documentary Apollo 11 and we conclude our exploration of LGBT literature marking the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots Show more

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Jonathan Dimbleby presents topical debate from Hope Chapel in Bristol with Lord Blunkett, Lord Patten, Amanda Platell and Polly Toynbee. Show more

David Goodhart argues that earlier eras have much to teach us about group solidarity, self-respect and status. Show more

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