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Comedian and classicist Jon Harvey explores leadership. Is it a paradox that democracy needs good leaders? Compared to ancient Athens, how well do our leaders stack up? Show more

Kirsty speaks her mind and Phoebe’s feeling low. Show more

Heck, Danny, Benedict and Ruby meet on a flight from London to Beijing. None is a politician, but all have serious power. How will they advise on the insurrection in Hong Kong? Show more

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Clothes moths are on the rise. As these voracious pests continue to gain ground around the country, presenter Felicity Evans asks if there's any sure way to prevent Mothmageddon. Show more

Matthew Bannister on musician Neil Innes, activist Steve Sawyer, actress Sheila Mercier, author Alasdair Gray Show more

Harriett Gilbert discusses favourite books with writers Nikesh Shukla and Leone Ross, featuring Amateur by Thomas Page McBee, Cane by Jean Toomer and The God of Small Things. Show more

Friends talk about their unlikely friendship and their love of working in the community. Fi Glover presents. Show more

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Iran has sworn vengeance after one of its most powerful individuals the senior military commander, Qasem Soleimani was killed in an American drone strike in Iraq.

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Jazzer gets some shocking news and faces a dilemma. Show more

Hugh Grant and Matthew McConaughey on their new film The Gentlemen; Deadwater Fell writer Daisy Coulam; Bill Bryson on his love of churches; photographer Cameron Newham Show more

October 2014: Can an old familiar face at the chemists be a last shot at happiness for the 71-year-old Jill? Stars William Hope. Show more

Political leaders are building new walls, even as they celebrate the fall of Berlin Wall. Now Katy Long explores the enduring appeal and complicated history of border walls. Show more

Philippe Sands investigates the mysterious disappearance of senior Nazi Otto Wachter in a story of love, denial and a curious death. Show more

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Comedian Bill Bailey on his love for the great Victorian naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace Show more

Comedian James Veitch tries to start a new life, off grid. Show more

Friends talk about the difficulties of to trying work out whether someone is gay. Fi Glover presents. Show more

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