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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Tobi Olujinmi, Founder of WTALK Network, the Entertainment & Faith Network for Women Show more

Cuts to tariffs on imported sugar cane could put UK farmers out of business. Caz Graham speaks to a sugar beet farmer who says the government could do more to protect them. Show more

BBC security correspondent and avid birdwatcher Frank Gardner on an encounter with little auks on Svalbard for this Tweet of the Day. Show more

News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.

Astrophysicist and astronomer Andrew Fabian discusses his pioneering research and persistence in pursuing the mystery of how black holes influence their surrounding galaxies. Show more

What are you: an introvert or an extrovert? Comedian Russell Kane asks psychotherapist Mark Vernon what these terms even mean (as coined by psychoanalyst Carl Jung). Show more

Only 10 percent of young unaccompanied refugees who come to the UK are female. What happens to them? Show more

Ben Miles stars as a bereaved man in Sarah Daniels series. Simon isn't coping after the death of his partner, Mel, but is determined to get written back into her mother's will. Show more

From lucky socks and perplexing pre-match rituals to Nadal’s perfectly placed water bottles, Martin Perry explores how superstition pervades the world of professional sport. Show more

Britain's most decorated female Olympian, rower Katherine Grainger, shares the pieces of writing that mean most to her with the audience at the BBC Radio Theatre. Show more

In Katherine Mansfield's classic story from 1920, read by Barbara Flynn, a genteel English teacher in Paris happily anticipates her weekly visit to the park. Show more

Call You & Yours: How long are you planning to keep working from home? Email: youandyours@bbc.co.uk Show more

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Mon-Thurs: Analysis of news and current affairs, presented by Sarah Montague. Fri: Analysis of news and current affairs, presented by Mark Mardell.

The Chough, a member of the crow family, is known for its red legs and long bill. With poetry and stories, this feature explores the bird’s symbolic connection to Cornish identity. Show more

Lynda makes plans for the future and Chris hides a guilty secret Show more

When Richard and Clare inherit a house, they also inherit a sitting tenant, John Hector, who treats the house as his own and the local town as his own personal fiefdom. Show more

Short documentaries and adventures in sound about the sensation of touch. Presented by Josie Long. Show more

Verity Sharp listens to how the world’s musicians, sound artists and poets are responding to the loss of species. Show more

Professor Tanya Byron explores how we can talk to strangers and why it's important. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Author Jessie Burton chooses Mexican artist, Frida Khalo. With Circe Henestrosa and Matthew Parris. From 2020. Show more

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

Thousands of pupils in Scotland - who had their exam results marked down last week - are to have the original grades estimated by their teachers reinstated.

The globetrotting, trash-picking, aisle-rolling storyteller shares A Number of Reasons I've Been Depressed, Lately. From 2017. Show more

Lynda finds herself in trouble and there’s a costly error at Home Farm Show more

Glyndebourne Opera is back. Is it dangerous to play a wind instrument during this pandemic? A documentary film, My Rembrandt, about the world of art dealers and collectors. Show more

Ben Miles stars as a bereaved man in Sarah Daniels series. Simon isn't coping after the death of his partner, Mel, but is determined to get written back into her mother's will. Show more

Philip Ball looks at the structures of scientific advice in government, and asks what the events of 2020 might teach us in the future? Show more

The efforts some blind charities are making to recover after lockdown, and we hear about the Her Abilities Awards and the drive to celebrate more women with disabilities. Show more

How will this year's expanded Flu Vaccine programme be delivered? Dentistry and Covid, why the Pandemic instigated change in diagnosing Coeliac disease and NHS preparations for winter. Show more

Astrophysicist and astronomer Andrew Fabian discusses his pioneering research and persistence in pursuing the mystery of how black holes influence their surrounding galaxies. Show more

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In Katherine Mansfield's classic story from 1920, read by Barbara Flynn, a genteel English teacher in Paris happily anticipates her weekly visit to the park. Show more

Brian and Robin are joined by Jane Goodall, Bill Bailey and Cat Hobaiter to discover what studying chimps has told us not only about our primate cousins but also about ourselves. Show more

Jarvis Cocker rides in the driver's cab of a late-night tube train and hears tales of nocturnal travellers across London. Show more

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Charting the solitary weeks of the only child versus the slaps and kicks of battling siblings. Read by Fenella Woolgar. Show more

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