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A reading and a reflection to start the day, with Canon Patrick Thomas.
Caz Graham hears how UK farmers could face a cut in their milk price, as increased production in the Southern Hemisphere means more milk on the global market. Show more
Morning news and current affairs presented by Evan Davis and Justin Webb. Debating if PCSOs can replace beat bobbies. Plus David Cameron in Burma and Cate Blanchett on theatre. Show more
Sue MacGregor brings together five people from both sides of the fence at the Greenham Common airbase, scene of one of the largest and longest protests in living memory. Show more
Woman's Hour
80 years of red nail varnish, Elaine C Smith, Joyce Banda, older au-pairs, and the history of women's Cricket
58 minutes
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Cricket, nail varnish and the leading lights of African politics. Presented by Jenni Murray. Show more
Fleet Street, 1969. Dominic Bold, gossip columnist of the Morning News, is about to face a little exposure of his own. Stars Gerard Murphy.
On the centenary of her sinking in April 1912, Gerry Anderson explores how Belfast has reclaimed the unsinkable ship it once tried to bury. Show more
The surreal comedian becomes a Top Gun tangled up in a fiendish plot to replace the turkey twizzler. With Dave Lamb. From March 2010. Show more
You and Yours
Charity super-stores, open gardens and million dollar apps.
55 minutes
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The scheme which should make it easier for older people to get insurance. And, could charity shops become as ubiquitous in out of town retail parks as they are on the high street? Show more
The Listening Project
Adoption: Matthew and Mike
5 minutes
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Presented by Fi Glover. Capturing the nation in conversation. Mike talks to his adoptive son Matthew about how he rescued him as a baby from South Vietnam. Show more
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Shaun Ley presents the national and international news. Listeners can share their views via email: wato@bbc.co.uk or on twitter: #wato.
Jeanette Winterson explores the events following the sinking of the ship, the inquiries, the poetry and the exaggerated tales of derring-do. Show more
Mike is determined to receive his dues and Pip has cow concerns. Show more
4 Extra Debut. Modern life seen as a dash through an airport - from Arrivals to the Departure Gate. Real-time comedy drama starring Adam Kotz. Show more
Chris Beardshaw, Pippa Greenwood and Bob Flowerdew answer listeners' gardening queries from Beckminster Methodist Church. Eric Robson is in the chair. Show more
By Tania Hershman. A professor, a scientist and a group of biochemists. Tania Hershman reads three pieces of flash-fiction about science. Show more
Last Word
Fang Lizhi, Ferdinand Porsche, Miss Read, Bingu wa Mutharika, Derick Thomson
28 minutes
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Jane Little on the Chinese dissident Fang Lizhi, car designer Ferdinand Porsche, author Dora Saint, Malawi President Bingu wa Mutharika and poet Derick Thomson. Show more
Presented by Roger Bolton. Radio 4 controller Gwyneth Williams takes listeners' questions, tension over tenses, Newsbeat listening club and iPlayer hiccups. Show more
The Listening Project
Remembering: Jayne and Sally
5 minutes
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Liverpudlian Jayne talks to her mother Sally about family life and her father who died when Jayne was two. Show more
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A satirical review of the week's news, chaired by Sandi Toksvig, with Jeremy Hardy, Fred Macaulay, Jo Caulfield and Andrew Maxwell. Show more
There's a stroke of bad luck for Tom. Meanwhile David tries to be even-handed. Show more
Front Row
Horrible Histories on TV; ballerina Tamara Rojo; Mozart's Sister
30 minutes
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John Wilson meets the makers of Horrible Histories on TV, dancer Tamara Rojo on taking over English National Ballet, and the verdict on a film about Mozart's sister. Show more
Fleet Street, 1969. Dominic Bold, gossip columnist of the Morning News, is about to face a little exposure of his own. Stars Gerard Murphy.
Edward Stourton chairs a live discussion of news and politics from Broadcasting House, London, with a panel including Harriet Harman, Ken Clarke, Bronwen Maddox and Will Self. Show more
David Cannadine looks ahead to the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, reflecting on the history of royal jubilees worldwide and, in particular, the celebrations for Queen Victoria. Show more
By Ronald Harwood. The true story of Second World War traitor John Amery, son of Churchill's secretary of state for India. Show more
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Outrage against North Korea's attemped rocket launch, an Obama advisor on economic recovery, and adverts promoting a 'cure' for homosexuality. News and analysis with Robin Lustig. Show more
Garrett hopes motherhood will finally convince Faina to return home for good. Show more
Writer Will Self chooses the brilliant Irish dramatist and writer, Oscar Wilde. With Franny Moyle and Matthew Parris. From April 2012. Show more
As winter sets in, John Prescott and Nigella Lawson's thought's turn to home. With Jan Ravens. From November 2010. Show more
The Listening Project
Coming out: Rikki and Monica
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Jamaican-born Monica talks to her son Rikki about being gay, coming out and about having a gay son. Show more
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June, 1944: Germans are surprised at Normandy - thanks to double agents of the British secret service. Read by Jonathan Keeble. Show more
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