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A reflection and prayer to start the day with Iwan Russell Jones, a lay reader for the Church in Wales. Show more

There is to be a government review into fairness in the egg supply chain, something that was promised at the UK Farm to Fork Summit in Downing Street five months ago. Show more

Tweet of the Day begins with a call or song, followed by a story of fascinating ornithology inspired by the sound. Show more

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Police officer Clodagh Dunlop is used to dealing with emergency situations — until it’s her own. Then she finds the strength to make a remarkable breakthrough. Show more

Michael uncovers why going for a walk on a rainy day could improve your mood and even give your immune system a boost! Show more

The growing role of artificial intelligence in child sexual abuse imagery. Show more

With a year to go to the American presidential election, James Naughtie looks at the bitter ideological battle in a country more divided than at any time in the modern era. Show more

Alex Forsyth is joined by Lord Deben, Jonathan Dimbleby and Caroline Lucas to delve into the Any Questions archive and to explore how debate about the environment has changed. Show more

There has been a U-turn on the planned closure of rail ticket offices after a consultation drew over 750,000 responses. What does this means for the rail network and passengers? Show more

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Mad cow disease becomes part of an alternative worldview, as campaigners claim cows have been unfairly blamed for the emergence of BSE. Show more

There’s a Halloween revelation for Alistair and Hannah has a awkward question to ask. Show more

For the 70th anniversary of the Samaritans, the world's first crisis hotline, a drama about its visionary founder Reverend Chad Varah, starring Reece Shearsmith. By Anna Linstrum. Show more

Exclusive figures reveal a third of people with a mortgage are overdrawn or have to borrow at the end of the month. We visit Lancaster to explore housing costs. Show more

We live in a world that champions arrogance, but practising humility might be key to improving relationships, boosting careers and increasing life satisfaction. Show more

The customer is always right - or are they? Matthew Syed looks into the the story of a unique Italian restaurant and the world of online reviews. Show more

Reporters on the challenges of getting access to Gaza and how their stories are received across the region. Show more

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Nearly 400 foreign nationals and injured Palestinians have been allowed to leave Gaza

Daliso Chaponda is back for a fourth series of his funny, informative and thought provoking Rose D'Or nominated show. Show more

Tensions boil over for one family, and Lily has a brainwave. Show more

Henry Winkler on playing The Fonz in Happy Days, the composer David Fennessy on Conquest of the Useless and Northern Ballet's plans to tour without live music. Show more

Live debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories. The panellists are Anne McElvoy, Melanie Philips, Mona Siddiqui and Matthew Taylor. Show more

David and Simon discuss the battle to save the reputation of NatWest former CEO Alison Rose, Unilever’s social purpose, and I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here - is it ever good PR? Show more

Reporters on the challenges of getting access to Gaza and how their stories are received across the region. Show more

Hundreds of foreign nationals and injured leave Gaza as Rafah border opens Show more

Kennedy finds a way to dig deeper into Wilberforce Ashton-Heath's story - his estranged sister, Caroline Morse, is willing to meet. Show more

Njambi shares her experience as a black woman and immigrant in the UK today, with colonialism casting a long shadow. Show more

Jon Holmes' comedy current affairs concept album remixes the news into satirical shapes. This week, The Ghost of Cummings Past, high level governmental swearing and God meets Guns. Show more

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