English schoolgirls, seized off China's coast in 1935 and interned in the Second World War, talk to Kate Silverton. From 2010. Show more

Old tensions are stirred up when a rival team move in on Beagle's territory and target. Starring Nina Conti. From January 2010. Show more

Consumer news and issues with Julian Worricker. The millionaire offering gas and electricity at cost price, and should the taxman sponsor a TV show to help small businesses? Show more

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Paul Gambaccini hosts the wide-ranging music quiz, with contestants from London, Tyne & Wear and Kent. From 2010. Show more

Pip hears some words of wisdom.

4 Extra Debut. Hans goes on a journey of emotional recovery when he meets Anna on the Aran Islands. Stars Kate Buffery and David Troughton. Show more

As South Africa prepares to host the 2010 World Cup, Allan Little examines the role that sport has played in the republic's politics and in forming its international reputation. Show more

Self-confessed map addict Mike Parker explores cartography, starting with a teenage love, Ordnance Survey maps. From 2010. Show more

Sheila Dillon reports on the food industry's reaction to the EU's shake-up of health claims for different functional foods. Is it trying to impose too much control? Show more

Ernie Rea and guests discuss the place of Islam in Europe. How do different religious traditions coexist alongside each other and what happens when tensions arise?

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Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Sue Perkins, Graham Norton, Tony Hawks and Paul Merton. From March 2010. Episode 12 of 12.

Vicky shows her sentimental side.

Arts news and reviews with Kirsty Lang, including a review of Emma Thompson's return to the role of Nanny McPhee in a sequel to her 2005 film. Show more

Frank Prime's quest for fame and fortune is about to spark disaster for his family back at their remote farm. Stars Manon Edwards. Show more

Mike Thomson investigates how a covert black propaganda campaign compromised reporting of the Troubles in Northern Ireland in the early 1970s. Show more

While the fighting in Afghanistan continues there is talk, too, of a negotiated peace. Edward Stourton discovers what dealing with the Taliban would really mean. Show more

Is it worth coating your roof in solar cells? New rules should make it profitable for individuals to make their own electricity. Tom Heap crunches the numbers. Show more

Andrew Marr talks to journalist John Simpson about reporting the 20th century, director Rob Lemkin discusses filming the Khmer Rouge, and John R Bowen asks, 'can Islam be French?'. Show more

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With Ritula Shah. A new BBC investigation into abuse of Parliamentary rules by MPs; tense relations between the US and Israel; Sarkozy's heavy losses in the polls. Show more

After divorcing his fifth wife, Professor Michael Beard has a new girlfriend, Melissa, but she is behaving differently towards him. Then he receives some unwelcome news. Show more

Rory Bremner meets Victor Giacobbo, who uses a variety of comic character creations to illustrate the subtle but active social differences in well-behaved Swiss society. Show more

News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament with Sean Curran.

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4 Extra Debut. The troubles of Violet Gibson, daughter of an Anglo-Irish lord, who tried to assassinate Benito Mussolini. Read by Sinead Cusack. Show more

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Coverage of the fourth day of the Second Test between Bangladesh and England in Dhaka. Commentary by Simon Mann, Simon Hughes and Shamim Chowdhury. Show more