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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Father Martin Graham.

The latest news about food, farming and the countryside, presented by Charlotte Smith. The Soil Association says supermarkets are to blame for a fall in organic sales. Show more

The latest news from Westminster and beyond with Rachel Byrne.

For a quarter of a century her Corrie character set the standard for brassy blondes. But nothing on-screen compares to her real life. Kirsty Young talks to actress Julie Goodyear. Show more

How to decorate Easter Eggs Ukrainian-style, Olympic rower Anna Watkins on the Newton Women's Boat Race, and why do some girls sexually abuse? Presented by Sheila McClennon Show more

Tom's plans to propose were scuppered when Rosie discovered he had accepted a permanent job in London. It looks like they are living apart again. Show more

Sarfraz Manzoor heads for Texas in search of America's black cowboys. Why were they airbrushed from history books? From 2013. Show more

Sam, having won the lottery, casts around for another project to invest his energy and cash in. Peter suggests haute cuisine, Welsh style. Show more

Consumer affairs show. Peter White finds out why fruit tastes better on holiday, and should train companies be obliged to offer you the cheapest ticket for your journey? Show more

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

Around the world, charismatic individuals claim the ability to talk to spirits, heal illness and help crops grow. David Hendy explains why sound is central to the shaman's power. Show more

Tom is full of surprises. Meanwhile Darrell refuses to talk. Show more

4 Extra Debut. When Rhona Forrester begins to restore some damaged Victorian recordings, a terrifying reality emerges. Stars Clare McCarron. Show more

Eric Robson chairs a programme from the Edible Garden Show in Warwickshire, with Bob Flowerdew, Christine Walkden and James Wong taking the audience's questions. Show more

By Seamus Deane: A tale of friendship and factions set against evolving attitudes to violence and peace. Read by Sean McGinley and Kerr Logan. Show more

Matthew Bannister remembers Nigerian author Chinua Achebe, anti-Hitler plotter Ewald von Kleist, horror writer James Herbert, actor Frank Thornton and illustrator Barbara Firth. Show more

How good is BBC science coverage? Was a Radio 1 Newsbeat report on false rape allegations misleading? And a new drama uses children's voices to shed light on old age existence. Show more

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Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis are joined by Mitch Benn, Sara Pascoe, Laura Shavin and Grace Petrie to present a comic run through the week's news. Show more

Brenda is the last to know. Meanwhile Helen is pleased to talk. Show more

John Wilson reviews the musical The Book of Mormon, meets comedian Lee Mack, visits London Zoo's new tiger enclosure and pays tribute to Chinua Achebe. Show more

Tom's plans to propose were scuppered when Rosie discovered he had accepted a permanent job in London. It looks like they are living apart again. Show more

Jonathan Dimbleby presents political debate and discussion from Ellesmere Port in the North West with Jack Straw MP, John Bird, Peter Lilley MP and Baroness Susan Kramer. Show more

As the world's top chess players battle it out in London, Adam Gopnik reflects on why we overrate masters and underrate mastery. Show more

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