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British cycling is enjoying unprecedented success and cyclists are now household names. Ruth Alexander profiles Dave Brailsford, the man credited with Britain's rise to the top. Show more

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Most of us like a practical joke, but can it do us good? In the week celebrating the birth of Krishna, Mark Tully discusses the spirituality of the Prankster. Show more

Miranda Krestovnikoff is in a valley on Dartmoor searching for the last ring ouzels in southern England where an RSPB study of the birds is investigating their decline. Show more

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Sunday morning religious news. Brother Colm O'Connell talks to Jane Little about how he went to Kenya as a missionary and ended up training many of the Kenyan Olympic athletes. Show more

Rhidian Brook presents an appeal on behalf of the charity the Salvation Army. Show more

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Kindled with the Flame of God's Love: A service from the College of St Hild and St Bede in Durham, led by the Rev Fr Jonathan Lawson. With singers from the Eton Choral Course. Show more

John Gray reflects on the climate needed for culture to thrive, identifying totalitarian regimes as the worst enemies of creativity. Show more

Sunday morning magazine programme with news and conversation about the big stories of the week. Presented by Paddy O'Connell.

Mike is in thoughtful mood and Jennifer makes a heartfelt plea. Show more

Critic and satirist Craig Brown is interviewed by Kirsty Young. Show more

Nicholas Parsons challenges Paul Merton, Sue Perkins, Liza Tarbuck and Graham Norton to speak for 60 seconds. From 2012. Show more

Can changing our dining utensils change the flavour of food? Simon Parkes investigates.

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'Christopher Robin is saying his prayers...', 'They're changing guard at Buckingham Palace...': Familiar verses by AA Milne from the 1920s, but who wrote the original music? Show more

A panel of experts answer horticultural queries. Eric Robson, Bunny Guinness, Chris Beardshaw and Bob Flowerdew and the team are guests of Thetford Garden and Allotment Club. Show more

It is 40 years since the end of the Falklands War. Hear two very different perspectives on the conflict from an Argentine veteran and a British veteran. Show more

A German merchant family fight to keep their supremacy in the changing world of 1840s Europe. Stars Michael Maloney and Barbara Flynn. Show more

Comedian and author Russell Kane discusses Ian Fleming's James Bond novels, and is reading a book really better than listening to it being read to you? Show more

In 1732 Scotland's top judge, Lord Grange, had his wife abducted and spirited away to St Kilda. Kenneth Steven traces her journey and story, and responds to it with new poems. Show more

After years of suspicion, diesel emissions have now been officially linked with cancer. Julian O'Halloran asks why more has not been done to curb this form of pollution. Show more

British cycling is enjoying unprecedented success and cyclists are now household names. Ruth Alexander profiles Dave Brailsford, the man credited with Britain's rise to the top. Show more

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Stewart Henderson makes his selection from the past seven days of BBC Radio. Show more

Mike receives an unexpected delivery. Adam eats humble pie. Show more

The slightly interactive, comedy-infused poetry cabaret. With Matt Harvey, Kate Fox and Elvis McGonagall. From August 2012. Show more

By Christopher Matthew. Surely John Small and Tim Slingsby were not at school together? Well, perhaps they were. An Old Boys' dinner may provide the answer. Read by Martin Jarvis. Show more

How dangerous is high-frequency trading? Tim Harford finds out what happened next to Trumpton's Fireman Dibble, and more medalling with the Olympics. Show more

Matthew Bannister on art critic Robert Hughes, astronomer Sir Bernard Lovell, Indian independence fighter Lakshmi Sehgal, military historian Sir John Keegan and artist Franz West. Show more

John Waite investigates the fight for justice on behalf of 4,500 Irish soldiers who were punished for deserting their own army to help fight fascism in the Second World War. Show more

Rhidian Brook presents an appeal on behalf of the charity the Salvation Army. Show more

Peter Day finds out from some of the top English growers and a select group of world wine experts about the new boom in English sparkling wine. Show more

Preview of the week's political agenda at Westminster with MPs, experts and commentators. Discussion of the issues politicians are grappling with in the corridors of power.

Miranda Green of the Day analyses how the newspapers are covering the biggest stories in Westminster and beyond. Show more

Matthew Sweet meets with Jeremy Renner to discuss his role as the lead in The Bourne Legacy. Show more

Most of us like a practical joke, but can it do us good? In the week celebrating the birth of Krishna, Mark Tully discusses the spirituality of the Prankster. Show more

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What does it take to get ahead in the media? Irena Grugulis answers listeners' letters. Also, Emma Jackson on her study of the middle class moving into edgy areas of south London. Show more

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