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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Richard Oppong Boateng, a Young Evangelism Officer at Cliff College, Derbyshire. Show more

Special programme from the Food Summit at Number 10 including an interview with the prime minister, Rishi Sunak. Show more

Kate Humble presents the stone curlew. Show more

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When a drink with his boss turns a coffee shop into a crime scene, Stephen’s life hangs by a thread. Scarred and scared, he finds a way to process that day and start again. Show more

The investigation into the killing of Abraham Badru begins, but people are unwilling to speak up. Show more

Bafta-winning actor Suranne Jones talks about her latest role in Maryland, a new three-part drama about two sisters discovering that their mother was leading a secret life. Show more

A year-long BBC investigation has uncovered an immigration scam in which migrant women pay British men thousands of pounds to pose as fathers to children that aren’t theirs. Show more

There are still people inside Lighthouse – and Catrin meets a father left behind, terrified he may never see his daughter again. Show more

Why are energy companies still warning customers they'll be forced onto prepayment meters? Plus - what landlords make of long-awaited plans to end no-fault evictions. Show more

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Reporting a story requires detail. But how much is enough? Or too much? Should details that horrify, or spread hatred, be suppressed? Show more

There’s a dilemma for Neil, and the Aldridge sisters make their presence felt. Show more

In 1966 Bob Dylan played Manchester Free Trade Hall. Robert Forrest’s play focuses on events just outside the concert hall, as two young Dylan fans meet by chance . Show more

Have you been a victim of fraud? We discuss the impact of it and how to protect yourself. Show more

There is a balance to strike between feeling and fixing in medicine. Claudia Hammond asks what level of empathy is needed for best patient outcomes Show more

Laurie Taylor considers the arguments in favour of, as well as opposed to, the ending of imprisonment. Show more

As the vote for the Turkish presidency heads for a second round, we explore the challenges journalists in the country are facing covering its closest election in decades. Show more

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The draft legislation would stop private landlords evicting tenants without justification

Poet, broadcaster and writer Lemn Sissay explores what charity means when it comes to time. Show more

Tom’s head is turned, and Pat tries to find the right words. Show more

Chuck D of Public Enemy on his first collection of watercolour and pen art; Jacqueline Crooks, Women’s Prize for Fiction nominee; Andy Holden on self-taught artist Hermione Burton. Show more

Students are complaining more than ever that university is not delivering. Anjula Mutanda finds out what parents should know before they encourage their kids to go to university. Show more

Erica McAlister on the long overlooked bee experiments of Charles Henry Turner whose painstaking research on bee intellect questions whether bigger brains are always better. Show more

Polar bears are the poster beasts of climate change but biologist Gillian Burke wonders if we should pay more attention to the bacteria and fungi at the base of earth's food chains. Show more

As the vote for the Turkish presidency heads for a second round, we explore the challenges journalists in the country are facing covering its closest election in decades. Show more

In-depth reporting, intelligent analysis and breaking news from a global perspective. Show more

Al Mac-Teer is excellent at at her job on a hotel front desk. An off-the-cuff comment about frozen yogurt from a guest, one Bill Johnson, changes her life completely. Show more

Jamie MacDonald is a Glaswegian stand-up comedian who lives with his blindness, despite those around him losing sight of what’s important in life. Show more

Jon Holmes's multi-award-winning satire twists itself into all the media noise surrounding the death of HM The Queen. Show more

Susan Hulme reports on Prime Minister's Questions as Oliver Dowden stands in for the absent Rishi Sunak. MPs also question senior officers about the policing of the coronation.

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Matt Lloyd-Rose spent a year volunteering as a special constable in the south London borough where he lived and taught. He recalls his first experience responding to a stabbing. Show more

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