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Prayer and reflection with the Rev Neil Gardner, minister of Canongate Kirk, Edinburgh. Show more
With ash dieback threatening millions of trees in this country, FERA, the government agency in charge, tells Farming Today what is being done to halt the outbreak. Show more
Business secretary Vince Cable has some trouble remembering which meetings he has attended. Sean Curran rounds up the news from Westminster and beyond. Show more
Midweek
Gina Campbell, Rod Davis, Roger Clarke, Jonathan Lewis
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Libby Purves is joined by Gina Campbell, daughter of speed record breaker Donald, plus journalist and writer Roger Clarke, Rod Davis of the Quarrymen and playwright Jonathan Lewis. Show more
Woman's Hour
Vampires; Julia Bradbury; Powerful women
58 minutes
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The enduring appeal of the vampire, Julia Bradbury on Wainwright walks, domestic violence and child contact, and are men still scared of powerful women? Presented by Jenni Murray. Show more
A naive country aristocrat married to a selfish man, discovers how rotten adult life is around her. Stars Aimeé Ffion Edwards. Show more
Angus Roxburgh explores why the Church of Scotland is funding a luxury boutique hotel on the Sea of Galilee. Show more
Ramesh ponders retiring, but who will take over the corner shop empire? Stars Sanjeev Kohli and Donald Mcleary. From October 2012. Show more
You and Yours
Teeth whitening, young drivers and energy tariffs
53 minutes
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Winifred Robinson reports on new rules for teeth whitening. Who will protect you when it goes wrong? Show more
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National and international news presented by Martha Kearney. Listeners can share their views via email: wato@bbc.co.uk or on twitter: #wato.
The Pepe Carvalho novels by Manuel Vázquez Montalbán depict tensions in post-Franco Spain from 1975. Mark Lawson investigates. Show more
Alarm bells are ringing for Brenda. Meanwhile Lilian seeks peace and quiet. Show more
By Jonathan Smith. Unexpected conflicts emerge within a group of teachers and sixth-formers, as they walk through the WWI trenches, tunnels and cemeteries of Flanders. Show more
Paul Lewis and a panel of guests answer listeners' calls about energy bills. Show more
In the first of a new series, Claudia Hammond reports on the 60th anniversary of the Anna Freud Centre and on how it is embracing neuroscience in investigating teenage brains. Show more
Thinking Allowed
The UK strip and lap-dancing industry; blue jeans
28 minutes
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The strip and lap-dancing industry - Laurie Taylor asks why such clubs have spread across our city centres. Also, the ubiquity and meaning of 'blue jeans'. Show more
The Media Show
Mark Thompson; Savile Inquiry; Will Wyatt
30 minutes
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Former BBC executive Will Wyatt, who investigated 'Queengate', talks about the Savile inquiries. Plus another plan to save local newspapers and the risks to journalists in Greece. Show more
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When Arthur joins a tour bus for a guided journey around the city, he of course feels he could do a much better job. Stars Steve Delaney. From December 2010. Show more
Emma and George get a Halloween fright, while Eddie saves the day. Show more
Front Row
Rust and Bone, Aerosmith, paper art, and hotels on film
30 minutes
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Arts news and reviews with Kirsty Lang, including Oscar-winning actress Marion Cotillard in Rust and Bone, an interview with Aerosmith, and artist Rob Ryan on working with paper. Show more
A naive country aristocrat married to a selfish man, discovers how rotten adult life is around her. Stars Aimeé Ffion Edwards. Show more
Provocative and engaging debate looking at the morality of drone attacks. Chaired by Michael Buerk, with guests Michael Portillo, Melanie Phillips, Matthew Taylor and Giles Fraser. Show more
Anna Minton argues that the increasingly high security surrounding public and private buildings creates a sense of fear rather than safety. Show more
Chris Vallance explores the long-term results of the hacking of climate scientists' emails on public opinion, media reporting and international climate change policy. Show more
Midweek
Gina Campbell, Rod Davis, Roger Clarke, Jonathan Lewis
43 minutes
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Libby Purves is joined by Gina Campbell, daughter of speed record breaker Donald, plus journalist and writer Roger Clarke, Rod Davis of the Quarrymen and playwright Jonathan Lewis. Show more
The latest weather forecast.
Cameron faces Parliament over EU funding, austerity protests in Portugal and further revelations about Jimmy Savile. National and international news and analysis with Robin Lustig. Show more
Dr Deman reads of a vicious attack on a nanny with a young baby. He suspects Agnes. In the present, a china doll goes missing from Madame Beck's and Agnes is her chief suspect. Show more
Writers and performers Aisling Bea and Yasmine Akram bring some of Ireland's most popular folklore to life. From October 2012. Show more
4 Extra Debut. Naive singer Marlon enters a talent contest, despite warnings from his mother Helen. Stars Mark Gatiss and Susan Jameson. From October 2012. Show more
Sean Curran reports on Prime Minister's Questions and the day's events at Westminster.
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The untold story of Mao's Great Famine and how Mao's support of communal kitchens exacerbated the disaster. Read by David Yip. Show more
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