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Anna Hill finds out about a new coalition which has been set up to scrutinise food standards in post-Brexit trade deals. Show more

Wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson presents the mourning dove. Show more

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Has the Covid crisis shown governments how to alter the ways citizens act? Or is the real lesson the way that individuals have made radical decisions about their own health? Show more

Teenager Mya-Rose Craig, aka Birdgirl talks to Zakiya Mckenzie about her love of green spaces and how to increase diversity outdoors. Show more

35 years since Cherry Groce's shooting by police sparked riots – her son speaks to Jane. Show more

Anna and John's dream of a new life in rural France is shattered when Joe, their 16 year old son, disappears. Show more

Six months after becoming ill with covid, Adam Rutherford explores the science behind why it’s taking him and others so long to recover. Show more

Natalie Haynes tells the stories of Claudia Severa and other Roman-British women, with guests Professor Llewelyn Morgan and archaeologist Dr Paul Roberts. Show more

By Charlotte Hobson. While the commune starts to fragment, Gerty’s life changes forever. Show more

How are the university corona outbreaks affecting you and your family? Email us now - youandyours@bbc.co.uk or call us on 03700 100 444 when our phone lines open at 1030 on Tuesday Show more

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Leah Sottile investigates the story of Elohim City, a secretive Christian Identity enclave remote in the hills hours from Oklahoma City. Show more

Alice reaches out for support and Elizabeth finds herself having to say no. Show more

Jacob Polley explores the experience of a love-struck couple in Carlisle during the catastrophic flood event of 2005 in a play swirling with voices from the near and distant past. Show more

Jay Rayner hosts the culinary panel show. Show more

Our demand for water is increasing despite campaigns to reduce it. Tom Heap hears how billions of litres are being lost from our homes every week which we could easily fix, Show more

In No Triumph No tragedy, Peter White, blind since birth, interviews Sophie Morgan, the artist, and disability activist who became a wheelchair user in 2003 after a car accident. Show more

Xuanzang was a monk who travelled overland through Central Asia to India and brought back nearly 600 Buddhist texts. Show more

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

PM promises radical change and more money for adult education. Labour accuses him of gross incompetence after he couldn't explain coronavirus restrictions in north-east England

Brand new character-based sketch show for modern times, starring Lenny Henry. Show more

Philip finds himself in hot water and Lilian makes amends. Show more

Will the National Gallery's new Artemisia Gentileschi exhibition change our understanding of art history? And the TV drama based on real-life Covid-19 testimonies from key workers. Show more

Anna and John's dream of a new life in rural France is shattered when Joe, their 16 year old son, disappears. Show more

MPs and supporters call for an overhaul of the way English football is governed after a series of clubs were hit by financial problems Show more

The challenges of heading to university during the Covid-19 pandemic. We hear from one visually impaired student who's starting his studies and another who's opted for a year out. Show more

PIMS-TS: the story of one child's recovery from this rare new condition. How scientists discovered kids have antibodies to Covid from before the pandemic started; Covid and colds. Show more

Has the Covid crisis shown governments how to alter the ways citizens act? Or is the real lesson the way that individuals have made radical decisions about their own health? Show more

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By Charlotte Hobson. While the commune starts to fragment, Gerty’s life changes forever. Show more

Sophie takes a shine to the new lodger, but her Mum isn’t pleased. Starring Lucy Beaumont and Maureen Lipman. From August 2016. Show more

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Anne-Marie Duff reads the incredible true story of Ursula Kuczynski: lover, mother, soldier, spy. By Ben Macintyre. In 1930s Shanghai, Ursula starts work as a spy for the Soviets. Show more

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