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The Court of Appeal allows wild camping to come back to Dartmoor. Plus, Anna discovers what a spornado is at a tech tent at the Norfolk Show. Show more

In this Tweet of the Day, BBC's security correspondent Frank Gardner recalls the song of a golden oriole in a Bahrain date grove. Show more

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A revolution in the labour market. What is driving mass joblessness, mass worker shortages, and mass immigration? Amol Rajan discusses with a panel of experts. Show more

The woman who walked out of Facebook HQ with 22,000 photos of documents tells us why. Show more

Dr Kat Arney explores cancer through the lens of evolution. How ancient mummies, cheating amoebas, lazy bees and naked mole rats can help us understand why we get cancer. Show more

Surrealism revolutionised art in unexpected ways. Stewart Lee unravels the story of the Birmingham Surrealists, championing the irrational in the unlikely setting of Balsall Heath. Show more

Call You and Yours: How will plans to close rail ticket offices affect you? Call 03700 100 444 from 11.00am on Tuesday 1 August. Or email youandyours@bbc.co.uk. Show more

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Is it time to rethink the urban architecture that potentially creates hostile environments? From first-hand experience of homelessness, Charlston makes a call for change. Show more

Tom hatches a cunning plan, and Brad finds himself on the spot. Show more

Tina and Turner are a great couple, until they decide to delete the app that manages every aspect of their relationship. Tom Wainwright's near-future comedy about data and dating. Show more

Jay Rayner hosts the first episode of the new series of from Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire. He's joined by Tom Kerridge, Lerato Umah-Shaylor, Ixta Belfrage and Zoe Laughlin. Show more

It’s when people start asking difficult questions, that the real trouble begins, as Paul Waugh starts to turn on people. Show more

Michael Rosen talks to Sheela Banerjee about the surprising and poignant family and cultural histories revealed by looking into our personal and family names. Show more

Thomas Mann was born in Germany in 1875 but lived much of his life in exile in Switzerland and the USA. His best-known book, Death in Venice, was made into a film in 1971. Show more

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Steph McGovern asks some seriously funny minds to offer definitive answers to the great questions of our age. Or not. With guests Amy Gledhill and Andrew Maxwell. Show more

Will Adil smell a rat? And Chelsea struggles with a conundrum. Show more

Literary critic Alex Clark on the Booker Prize longlist; a visit to the Freddie Mercury costume archive; the future of Scottish theatre. Show more

In 2021, Winchmore Hill became the recruiting ground for a crypto coin called Koda. When its value plummeted, residents lost thousands, leaving the community utterly devastated. Show more

A successful judicial review against the Department for Work and Pensions over inaccessible communications and difficulties in finding rented accommodation with a guide dog. Show more

A revolution in the labour market. What is driving mass joblessness, mass worker shortages, and mass immigration? Amol Rajan discusses with a panel of experts. Show more

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After learning of Selina's duplicity, John Self throws himself into further gluttony, alcohol and pornography - this time in London. Bertie Carvel continues Amis's classic novel. Show more

India Rakusen explores the business end of witchcraft, and the murky ways people and companies might profit from the idea. What are the ethics behind making money from magic? Show more

Greg James heads into the BBC archives to dig out rare, prime audio using stories of the week and listener requests as his launch-pad. Show more

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When Ukrainian journalist Victoria Belim returns to her country in 2014 in search of her family’s history, she uncovers the truth about a well-kept secret. Show more

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