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Prayer and reflection with Pritpal Kaur Riat. Show more

British fruit and vegetable growers say the EU's 187 million pound compensation, offered following the German E. coli outbreak, doesn't go far enough. Charlotte Smith hears why. Show more

Presented by Jenni Murray. Featuring the diagnosis of ADHD, families and emigration, artist and author Judy Chicago, and women in business: flexible working. Show more

Jane Little on the ANC leader Albertina Sisulu, the superstar of Indian art MF Husain, the renowned travel writer Sir Patrick Leigh Fermor and British film director John Mackenzie. Show more

Kevin Macdonald and Brendan Gleeson share top billing in this programme. Plus a report on Edinburgh's International Film Festival which opened this week. Show more

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Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis are joined by Laura Shavin, Jon Holmes, Mitch Benn and special guest Andy Zaltzman. Show more

Pip opts for the direct approach and it's showtime for David and Ruth. Show more

Alan Hollinghurst talks to Mark Lawson about his new novel The Stranger's Child, the changing definitions of gay fiction and the effect of winning the Booker prize. Show more

The ghastly wealthy inheritor of the Gippe perfume empire needs to shoot a tiger. Stars Pippa Haywood, Marcia Warren and Jennifer Lee Jellicorse. Show more

Jonathan Dimbleby and the panel are at the Barnaby Festival in Macclesfield. With Angela Eagle MP, columnist Charles Moore, teacher's union leader Mary Bousted and Edward Davey MP. Show more

David Attenborough explores the life of Squire Waterton, a 19th-century taxidermist with a passion for wildlife. From June 2011. Show more

Julia Hollander's play, inspired by her own experience, about the dilemma she faced over whether to put her badly brain-damaged child up for adoption. Show more

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With Ritula Shah. Will French president Nicolas Sarkozy's shared central database of food prices help lower food prices, which have been soaring throughout the developing world? Show more

Renko discovers that not only was the girl in the trailer murdered but as he suspected she wasn't a prostitute but a dancer at the Nijinsky club. And Maya's background is revealed. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Harriett Gilbert, Bill Paterson and Dea Birkett discuss books by Bernhard Schlink, John Steinbeck and Richard Holmes. From 2011. Show more

Mark D'Arcy reports on the day's events at Westminster where an MP suggested that people with disabilities might want to work for less than the minimum wage. Show more

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In 1919, Margaret Anderson, Harriet Weaver and Sylvia Beach make determined efforts in helping Joyce to publish Ulysses. With Jim Norton. Show more

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