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Michael Palin presents the Mauritius kestrel, from the island of Mauritius. Show more

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Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss great changes in Scotland associated with David I, from the founding of trading towns such as Edinburgh to new monasteries and new ways of governing Show more

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A studio in London where survivors of torture are using art to help with their recovery. Show more

How Aron Gelbard, the co-founder and CEO of Bloom and Wild, found a gap in the market. Show more

Greg puts a pair of carbon plate trainers through their paces to find out if more expensive running shoes will make you run faster. Show more

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Robert Carlyle takes us back to a time when the internet seemed like a force for good and reveals how that Utopian ideal turned sour. Show more

Pat contemplates the future and Eddie attempts to help a friend in need. Show more

4 Extra Debut. The story of a young actor’s encounter with legendary film maker Stanley Kubrick. Starring, as himself, Kerry Shale. Show more

Much-loved children's author Oliver Jeffers rambles with Clare in Derry-Londonderry. They follow a 10k sculpture trail which is a scale model of the solar system. Show more

Dr Ranj presents the BBC Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of the children's charity Over The Wall. Show more

Nick Harkaway talks to Bookclub listeners about his novel Angelmaker, and answers their questions. Show more

Elon Musk wants to save the world by colonising Mars, making humanity a multi-planetary species. Jill Lepore traces the history of this 'existential catastrophism'. Show more

How bacteria could soon harvest precious metals from your old phone. Also, a scientific woodland springs surprises, and meteorites yield possible clues about early life. Show more

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The Bank of England has warned that the UK economy is likely to shrink. And the World Health Organisation says about fifteen million people died because of the pandemic.

Quizzer and comedian Paul Sinha and his audience join together to compile a perfect pub quiz, and this week every answer is a four-letter word. Show more

There’s a sad goodbye in Ambridge and Jolene offers an olive branch. Show more

PJ Harvey on her narrative poem Orlam, Radical Landscapes exhibition at Tate Liverpool and TV show The Terror-Infamy reviewed. Show more

In February, German chancellor Olaf Scholz announced the biggest shift in German foreign policy since the Cold War sparked by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Will he see it through? Show more

Mikey Allen finds a majestic way to combat the trauma of war. Show more

How bacteria could soon harvest precious metals from your old phone. Also, a scientific woodland springs surprises, and meteorites yield possible clues about early life. Show more

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss great changes in Scotland associated with David I, from the founding of trading towns such as Edinburgh to new monasteries and new ways of governing Show more

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Bridget's mother appears on her TV screen, and she runs into Mark Darcy again - this time without the hideous jumper. Episode 4/10. Show more

Coverage of the 2022 local elections.