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Prayer and reflection, presented by the Rev Scott McKenna of Mayfield Salisbury Parish Church, Edinburgh. Show more

As Britain's largest processor of bottled milk announces a two-and-a-half pence price rise, Charlotte Smith asks if the tide is turning for milk producers. Show more

Rachel Byrne presents the top news stories from Westminster and beyond.

Sue MacGregor brings together members of the team behind one of the most significant and controversial scientific breakthroughs of all time, Dolly the cloned sheep. Show more

Martina Cole, the Rochdale grooming trial, the Women's British Open, and when are you a grown-up? Information and entertainment for women, presented by Jenni Murray. Show more

Betrayed and abandoned by Mark, Shardlake must act alone to catch the triple murderer. Starring Vincent Ebrahim. Show more

Chris Bowlby tells the story of the attempt to rescue East Germany’s secret police files - thought utterly destroyed. From 2012. Show more

Beauty is feeling all broody, while Karen wants her to use her marketing skills. Stars Jocelyn Jee Esien. From 2012. Show more

Consumer news show. Peter White speaks to the boss of Monarch Airlines. Show more

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National and international news with Shaun Ley. Listeners can share their views via email: wato@bbc.co.uk or on twitter: #wato.

Juliet Gardiner asks how the future looked for Leonardo da Vinci, whose designs prefigured the modern tank and helicopter. From September 2012. Show more

David comes bearing gifts and Neil offers advice. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Sal and Tony's international promises come home to roost. Comedy of manners starring James Nickerson and Olwen May. Show more

Eric Robson and the team tackle questions from the audience at the 2012 GQT Summer Party, held at Ness Botanic Gardens, South Wirral. Show more

Re-visiting the young travellers' bible that nestled in every student rucksack in the days before mobiles, sat nav and cash machines, as they hitched around Europe on £10 a week. Show more

Matthew Bannister on the tabloid editor and broadcaster Derek Jameson, the cocaine baron Griselda Blanco, the gay rights campaigner Allan Horsfall and the naturalist Terry Nutkins. Show more

What's the Olympic legacy for BBC 5Live? Plus the future of Thought for the Day. Radio 4's forum for audience comment, presented by Roger Bolton. Show more

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A satirical review of the week's news, chaired by Sandi Toksvig. Panellists are Jeremy Hardy, Francis Wheen, Susan Calman and Cal Wilson. Show more

Mike and Vicky grapple with an impossible choice, and there are harsh words at Willow Cottage. Show more

Clive Anderson, chair of judges, announces the contenders for the BBC International Short Story Award. Plus musician John Cale and the winner of the John Moores Painting Prize. Show more

Betrayed and abandoned by Mark, Shardlake must act alone to catch the triple murderer. Starring Vincent Ebrahim. Show more

Jonathan Dimbleby chairs a live discussion of news and politics from Queen Mary's Grammar School, Walsall. With Emma Reynolds, Iain Dale, David Mellor and Luke Harding. Show more

As the Man Booker shortlist is published, Sarah Dunant explores how new writers and readers find each other, and the merit of literary prizes. Show more

Juliet Gardiner begins her look at the futurologists of the past with the Oracle of Delphi, where the Ancient Greeks went to hear their future as pronounced by the god Apollo. Show more

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Anti-US protests in Cairo and around the Arab world, the limits of privacy and lessons learned since the death of Diana, and avoiding Hollande's tax rises. With Robin Lustig. Show more

The truth emerges about Sweet Tooth, but the story doesn't end there. Love and deception set in MI5 during the early 1970s, read by Amelia Bullmore and Andrew Scott. Show more

Film-maker Stephen Frears discusses the life of his mentor, Czech-born director Karel Reisz, with the help of critic John Lahr. Presented by Matthew Parris. From September 2012. Show more

Mark D'Arcy reports on efforts to overturn a legal form of discrimination - the rules banning people with mental health issues from taking part in public life. Show more

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Charlie Connelly's meteorological journey concludes with snowflakes and a foghorn symphony. Read by Stephen Mangan. From September 2012. Show more

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