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Fi Glover and guests with the second of two The Listening Project Summer Specials. Today's edition was recorded in The Listening Project Booth on Bournemouth seafront. Show more

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Fifteen years ago Anna was diagnosed with cancer, and eventually had to have a double mastectomy. Now, as she turns 50, she returns to hospital for full reconstructive surgery. Show more

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Herbert Powyss introduces John Warlow to his new isolated life in the basement for the next few years. Read by Robert Glenister. Show more

The travellers struggling to get insurance for being honest. The people in permanent credit card debt, and as Tesco raises 1,000 product prices, will others follow? Show more

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David Cannadine meets the present Duke of Wellington to explore how his ancestor's utilitarian boots came to define his military and political leadership. Show more

Shula makes a decision and Clarrie looks to the future. Show more

Comedy drama series about the exploits, musical and otherwise, of a string quartet. Second violin Fergus is taken ill with a suspected heart attack. By Sarah Wooley. Show more

Steve Punt hosts the battle of wits as students from Royal Holloway, UCL take on their professors. From July 2019. Show more

They might not always be fond, but we asked you for the food memories you have of your grandmother's kitchen. Now Sheila Dillon finds why we feel so connected to the food they made. Show more

An intimate portrait of Steph Phillips, a shy girl from Wolverhampton who now fronts black feminist punk band Big Joanie. Show more

Ernie Rea discusses whether we really have free will. Show more

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Carl Beech falsely accused political and military figures of abuse

The 71st series of the multi award-winning comedy panel game chaired by Jack Dee

Jazzer attempts to conceal his frustration and the pressure piles on Tom. Show more

On the 20th anniversary of her debut album, Macy Gray performs her smash hit I Try, talks about the challenges of fame and success and also sings from her latest album, Ruby. Show more

A witty real-time drama set around a kitchen table at the weekly meetings of an argumentative yet lovable blended family. By Ben Lewis. Show more

Twenty years after a government report criticised the UK judiciary for the lack of non-white judges, Edward Adoo investigates why so little has changed. Show more

What happened to the dream of working less? Sonia Sodha investigates the four-day week. Show more

Dallas Campbell looks at the imminent return of man to the moon - this time with a permanent base. Show more

Fi Glover and guests with the second of two The Listening Project Summer Specials. Today's edition was recorded in The Listening Project Booth on Bournemouth seafront. Show more

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Herbert Powyss introduces John Warlow to his new isolated life in the basement for the next few years. Read by Robert Glenister. Show more

Michael Rosen explores the strange history of 'The', the most influential word in English. How did a word which didn't even exist in Old English come to dominate our language? Show more

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