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Lynda’s frustration grows and there are fireworks on Tom and Natasha’s first wedding anniversary Show more

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The quiz of lateral thinking and cryptic connections, with Tom Sutcliffe. Today's contest is between the South of England and Northern Ireland. Show more

Dr Polly Russell and Sheila Dillon hear from competitors at the World Pasty Championships and ask why the pasty remains an emblem of Cornishness around the world. Show more

Emma Clarke plays the voice of the lift in this cultural history of the elevator. The lift comes to life and tells the story of how the elevator changed the way we live. Show more

Aleks Krotoski finds out what happens, for ill or good, when we are all turned into digital lab rats, often without our knowledge or explicit consent. Show more

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A fifth person has died of the coronavirus in the UK; global share prices have plunged further.

Sue Perkins shows and tells nature with wildlife cameraman Doug Allan, ant expert Dr. Claire Asher and Sindhu Vee. From 2020. Show more

One resident finds themselves in a desperate situation and Emma struggles to remain calm under pressure Show more

With the publication of two reports on diversity in the arts, Stig Abell and guests discuss how accurately the arts in the UK represent its population. Show more

Bea has big news for her husband Peter, now a Christian missionary on a distant planet called Oasis. Starring Joe Armstrong and Hayley Atwell. Narrated by Dougray Scott. Show more

Chris Page reports on Northern Ireland's botched green energy scheme, which went over budget and brought down the Stormont Assembly for three years. Show more

Paul Johnson explores what the world of work can tells us about inequality and why some towns & cities feel left behind. Show more

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