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Sir Mark Sedwill is Cabinet secretary and the UK’s national security adviser - the first person to juggle both roles at the same time. Show more

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Poet Michael Symmons Roberts asks if walls are a liability or an asset. 'They come with such metaphorical power,' he says, as he reflects on the role of walls in music and poetry. Show more

Hannah Stitfall and a guest discuss one of her selections from the Living World archive. Today they eavesdrop on the search for the UK’s rarest frog, the pool frog. Show more

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Sunday morning religious news and current affairs programme presented by William Crawley. Show more

Trustee and beneficiary Matt White makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of the charity Solving Kids' Cancer. Show more

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A live Mass from St David’s Metropolitan Cathedral in Cardiff, marking the feast of Ss Peter and Paul, led by the Dean Canon Peter Collins. The preacher is Archbishop George Stack. Show more

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

Singer Will Young on the woodland kingfisher. Show more

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Shula makes a desperate plea and life will never be the same for one family as a dark secret is revealed. Show more

Jared Diamond, academic and Pulitzer Prize-winning writer, chooses the eight tracks, book and luxury he would want with him if cast away to a desert island. With Lauren Laverne Show more

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Radio 4's antidote to panel games sees Tim Brooke-Taylor and Tony Hawks pitched against Pippa Evans and Richard Osman with Jack Dee in the chair. Show more

Netflix chef and author of 'Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat', Samin Nosrat says anyone can learn to cook delicious food. Samin shares a life of food memories with Sheila Dillon. Show more

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How street children from Kolkata got to play at the world's most famous cricket ground - Lord's in London. Show more

Kathy Clugston presents the highlights from this year's Potting Shed Sessions. Show more

Three conversations about menopause, parenting and grand parenting. Fi Glover presents. Show more

A troubled man accuses his neighbours of abusing their children, setting a series of increasingly desperate acts in motion. A dramatisation of Dirk Kurbjuweit's dark best-seller Show more

Will Eaves discusses Murmur, his award-winning novel about Alan Turing. And writer Sarah Hall and curator Melanie Vandenbrouck consider the moon's illuminating impact on literature Show more

A new poem by Hannah Lowe exploring the life of her Jamaican Chinese father and grandparents. Show more

Two years after Grenfell, hospitals and families living in homes covered in a different type of cladding, one considered just as dangerous, are facing huge bills to make them safe. Show more

Sir Mark Sedwill is Cabinet secretary and the UK’s national security adviser - the first person to juggle both roles at the same time. Show more

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President Trump has become the first sitting US president to set foot on North Korean soil. He met Kim Jong-Un to try to revive stalled talks about the country's nuclear weapons.

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Emotions run high at Greenacres as they struggle to come to terms with events. Show more

In Russia, a family estate is about to be turned into a golf course. Stars comedy trio Peepolykus. From 2017. Show more

By Nick Walker. Annika’s first attempt at speed dating leads to the reopening of an unsolved case from the 1980s. Show more

Has the political interview lost its way? Is it just an uninformative shouting match? The Today's Nick Robinson answers listeners' questions on the art of the political interview. Show more

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

Business loan small print, investors in London Capital and Finance thrown a compensation life line, and the new apps which allow you to access your wages early. Show more

Trustee and beneficiary Matt White makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of the charity Solving Kids' Cancer. Show more

Can computer algorithms identify future victims of crime and tell us where and when crimes will happen? David Edmonds asks whether algorithms can make us safer. Show more

Carolyn Quinn hosts political discussion with Treasury minister Robert Jenrick, Labour's Ruth Smeeth and Professor of Politics Tim Bale, plus Anoosh Chakelian of the New Statesman. Show more

Stories of foolhardy flipping and derring-dos. Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich explore the world of risk-taking. Show more

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Laurie Taylor discusses organised crime in the UK - the move from the underworld to the mainstream. Also, the Italian Camorra. Show more

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