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Andrew Marr with conductor Sir Antonio Pappano, historian Dame Mary Beard and art curator An Van Camp. Show more

Post Brexit what can women expect from British politics plus a film about girls learning to skateboard in Kabul, Afghanistan. Show more

Two boys out sledging discover the body of an old woman in the snow - what led her to this point? Starring Christine Bottomley. Show more

Grace Dent follows the story through the autumn of the owner of a Dover based family business at the crossroads over Brexit. For freight agent John Shirley, the stakes are high. Show more

Clive Anderson and Nikki Bedi are joined by Richard Armitage, Clara Amfo, Rufus Jones and SJI Holliday for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. Show more

By Robert Harris. After demonstrating electricity at his lecture, Shadwell has been arrested for heresy. Can Fairfax free him? Read by Michael Maloney. Show more

Does the end of Dry January mean people will binge in February? Why are MOTs on hold in Northern Ireland, and why self-build homes people feel trapped by their councils. Show more

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Rohan and Kamal talk to Martha Lane Fox and Brent Hoberman, founders of lastminute.com. Show more

Kirsty attempts to keep the peace and Pip reaches the end of her tether Show more

4 Extra Debut. 1804: A French warship is wrecked in Hartlepool. Is the survivor a spy? Stars Michael Palin, Gina McKee and Monica Dolan. Show more

The fiendish cryptic quiz pits Scotland against Northern Ireland, with Tom Sutcliffe in the questionmaster's chair Show more

Sheila Dillon sits down with baking guru Mary Berry, to learn more about her passion for home cooking - and her determination to succeed as a woman in the world of food... Show more

Former homeless people share their stories in a collective art project that challenges the artist, the viewer and the art establishment. Show more

Brian Cox and Robin Ince are joined by comedian Ed Byrne, Niamh Nic Daeid and Adam Rutherford as they explore the science of fire and how it has impacted the evolution of life. Show more

Afternoon news and current affairs programme, reporting on breaking stories and summing up the day's headlines.

The government has said it'll introduce emergency laws to end the automatic release of prisoners convicted of terrorism offences, following yesterday's attack in south London.

David Mitchell gets Marcus Brigstocke, Lou Sanders, Cally Beaton and Neil Delamere to lie with some truths. From 2020. Show more

Kate makes her presence felt and Neil questions his future Show more

Tom Hanks on his latest film, are artists taking more or fewer risks now than 20 years ago? Eileen McClory on creating a dance piece to reflect on Brexit. Show more

Two boys out sledging discover the body of an old woman in the snow - what led her to this point? Starring Christine Bottomley. Show more

Abi Blake almost died at the hands of her violent boyfriend, but she managed to escape the relationship and is now using her experiences to help others make changes and stay safe. Show more

David Edmonds asks whether a combination of data and artificial intelligence will transform the future of the NHS. Show more

Three years after calling the justice system a shambles, former prison governor Ian Acheson questions whether the London Bridge attack could have been prevented. Show more

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By Robert Harris. After demonstrating electricity at his lecture, Shadwell has been arrested for heresy. Can Fairfax free him? Read by Michael Maloney. Show more

Michael Rosen talks with Sara Wilcox, NHS website content designer, and consultant Dr Hugh Rayner, about the words chosen for the NHS website and for letters written to patients. Show more

Sean Curran and the team report as the government unveils plans for emergency laws to end the automatic early release of terrorist prisoners.

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Award-winning poet Kathleen Jamie's essays reflect on time, memory and our connections to the past. Read by Maureen Beattie. Abridged by Linda Cracknell Show more

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