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Once the UK leaves the EU, we enter a transition period and the UK will aim to negotiate both a new trade deal and a new legislative relationship with the EU. Show more

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School textbook history can often reveal much about a nation's desire to shape or avoid the complexities of its own past. Historian Priya Atwal begins a new 5 part exploration Show more

Jim is surprised by an unexpected visitor and Philip puts his foot in it. Show more

Northern Ireland plays the South of England in the notoriously challenging cryptic quiz, with Tom Sutcliffe in the chair Show more

Can understanding a little chemistry and physics help us cook better? Dan Saladino asks Heston Blumenthal and Raymond Blanc.

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Naomi Gryn revisits The Last of the Just by André Schwarz-Bart, first published 60 years ago, and examines why this novel about the Holocaust is still so urgent and compelling. Show more

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Survivors and world leaders attend service at Auschwitz to mark 70 years since liberation. Epstein prosecutor says Prince Andrew has provided 'zero cooperation' to investigation

David Mitchell gets Susan Calman, Graeme Garden, Sindhu Vee and Lloyd Langford to lie with some truths. From 2020. Show more

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We speak to Martin Scorsese about The Irishman. Is risk sometimes disproportionately applied in the arts? And Naum Gabo exhibition at Tate St Ives. Show more

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Beth Miles is a football fan, but why is it that a top male player has yet to announce he is gay? What, she asks, can men's football learn from the open and inclusive women's game? Show more

The Economist's Philip Coggan asks whether businesses are serious about getting woke or whether it's all smoke and mirrors and merely designed to part us with our money. Show more

Adam Buxton uncovers the strange tale of the world’s weirdest scat singer, Shooby Taylor – The Human Horn. With the help of Louis Theroux, Joe Cornish and Irwin Chusid. Show more

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By Robert Harris. Father Fairfax, a newly-ordained priest, has been sent to the village of Addicott St George to bury Father Lacy. Read by Michael Maloney. Show more

Michael Rosen and Dr Laura Wright talk to Professor Dawn Archer about her work in evaluating deception: is it possible to tell when someone might be lying and what are the clues? Show more

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Siobhan Redmond reads the late Deborah Orr's powerful memoir of a childhood in the Scottish steel town of Motherwell with a mother who didn't always mother well. Show more

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