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The Rev Jonathan Lawson and Lilian Groves reflect on the legacy of the Saints of the North in a service from the Chapel of the College of St Hild and St Bede, Durham. Show more

Celebrated thinker John Gray reflects on the meaning of folly. He explores what he sees as the ultimate modern day folly: Europe's determination to stand by the euro. Show more

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Chris and Alice are celebrating. Meanwhile Jazzer feels tied to the kitchen sink. Show more

Democrat Strategist Terry McAuliffe on Barack Obama's approval-ratings slump, and the author Philip Connors calls in from the top of the world. Show more

By Anna Maxted. 4 Extra Debut. Middle-aged widow Victoria misses Portugal. Her lodger's gratitude is a surprise, which sparks another. Read by Sandra Duncan. Show more

More or Less has the latest on salt, 'zero tolerance' policing, and how to predict the adult height of growing children. Show more

Matthew Bannister on TV and radio presenter Robert Robinson, Sir John Taverner's muse Mother Thelka, Bollywood's answer to Elvis Shammi Kapoor and terrorism expert Paul Wil. Show more

John Waite investigative claims that it's too easy for bogus employers to advertise via the Jobcentre, and, as a result, sophisticated criminals are targeting desperate jobseekers. Show more

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In the 90s, India became a world class computer outsourcing centre. Peter Day returns to the country 16 years after his first visit to find out what is driving business today. Show more

Preview of the week's political agenda at Westminster with MPs, experts and commentators, presented by Anita Anand. Show more

David Aaronovitch of The Times is at the Edinburgh Festival to analyse how the newspapers are covering the week's biggest stories. Show more

Matthew Sweet talks to Harrison Ford about Cowboys and Aliens, discusses a Brazilian horror classic with Mark Gatiss and hears how Vera Day put Marilyn Monroe's nose out of joint. Show more

Tom Robinson reflects on wanting and waiting, taking his cue from Richard Church's poem Learning to Wait. With Milan Kundera, TS Eliot and DH Lawrence, plus kd lang and Brin Eno. Show more

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