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Murder, celebrity and All That Jazz - Paul Gambaccini tells the story of the Oscar success of the 2002 musical film Chicago. Show more

Sitcom set in a futuristic Britain starring Paterson Joseph as Napoleon Moon. Show more

By Robert Harris. Hancock has blasted his way into the underground chamber. Read by Michael Maloney. Show more

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John and Irene Hays bought 555 Thomas Cook stores last year, protecting the jobs of more than 2,000 employees. They tell Kamal and Rohan what drives them and their business. Show more

There’s more bad news at Brookfield and Jill attempts to rally the family Show more

Sabina contemplates becoming a single mother, despite what her community might think. But there are more than a few hurdles to overcome before she embarks on the first stage. Show more

Kathy Clugston and the panel are in Dumfries and Galloway. Show more

In an original story inspired by this week's news, Damian Barr explores the painful world of family estrangement.

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Julian Worricker on the theatre director Terry Hands; the wine marketer Hazel Murphy; the Northern Ireland politician Seamus Mallon; and the Hollywood icon, actor Kirk Douglas. Show more

Costing counter-terrorism, interrogating tomatoes, the UK's reading age, and the politics of GDP. With Tim Harford. Show more

Friends and fellow students, both with cerebral palsy and using voice communication devices to speak, talk about the dating scene at college. Fi Glover presents. Show more

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Coronavirus: rare scenes of public anger in China after the death of whistleblower doctor

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There’s a shock for Alice and Kirsty makes a breakthrough Show more

Sarah Phelps on her latest Agatha Christie adaptation The Pale Horse; We Will Walk - Art and Resistance in the American South; Edward Kamau Brathwaite and George Steiner remembered Show more

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Chris Mason presents political debate from Winchester University with a panel including Lord Deben, Professor John Denham, Owen Jones and Olivia Utley. Show more

With noise pollution seemingly on the up, Will Self bemoans the ever-increasing difficulty of finding a bit of peace and quiet. Show more

Omnibus: Sun Tzu wrote that all warfare is based on deception. It's as true now as it was in ancient China. Ben Macintyre presents a guide to ancient and modern battlefield guile. Show more

Millions of Chinese people have expressed their anger at the way the authorities treated a doctor who tried to raise the alarm about coronovirus. Show more

By Robert Harris. Hancock has blasted his way into the underground chamber. Read by Michael Maloney. Show more

Syima Aslam, co-founder of the Bradford Literature Festival, and Stig Abell, editor of the TLS, talk about beloved books including the first Harry Potter and Pride and Prejudice. Show more

News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament

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