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The bells of St John the Baptist Church, Burford, Oxfordshire. Show more

Mark Coles profiles Robert Mueller, the long-serving and influential director of the FBI, who is taking the lead in investigating the Boston Marathon attacks. Show more

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Classical scholar and Anglican minister Teresa Morgan reflects on the concept of humility and whether or not it remains relevant today. Show more

Getting to the heart of country life with a look at individual farming endeavours. Show more

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Sunday morning religious news, presented by Edward Stourton. Archbishop Vincent Nichols joins Edward to discuss what the new Pope means for the Catholic Church. Show more

Meera Syal presents the Radio 4 Appeal for Minority Rights Group International. Show more

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The Call of the Good Shepherd: Fr Christopher Jamison OSB preaches at Mass on this 50th World Day of Prayer for Vocations, live from Our Lady and the English Martyrs, Cambridge. Show more

Adam Gopnik reflects on the terrible day when children leave home. Show more

Sunday morning magazine programme.

Roy and Hayley come up trumps, and Pip makes her excuses to David. Show more

Sue MacGregor brings together the women who attended to the young Queen Elizabeth II in Westminster Abbey on the day of her coronation. Show more

David Mitchell invites Rhod Gilbert, Richard Osman, Lucy Beaumont and John Finnemore to hide truths in lies. From April 2013. Show more

An army of lorries and other road vehicles keeps the UK food economy moving. Sheila Dillon finds out what it is like to work, live and eat on the road. Show more

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Philip Dodd boards a Chinese tour-bus of Britain, with some of the 30 million tourists now travelling the world. From 2013. Show more

Eric Robson chairs a programme from Ickenham, Middlesex, with Chris Beardshaw, Pippa Greenwood and Matthew Wilson taking the audience's questions. Show more

The strength of community, the changes over three generations in Northern Ireland and memories of the glamorous 1950s are all featured by Fi Glover in this Sunday Edition. Show more

Defying his father, poet Frank is banished to the North where he falls for his beautiful, mysterious cousin. Stars Paul Ready. Show more

Harlan Coben talks about his new thriller novel Six Years, plus a report from the London Book Fair, and Rodge Glass takes a wry literary look at the impact of cheap flights. Show more

In the last months and days of the Warsaw Ghetto, Wladislaw Szlenge's poetry was an urgent shout of defiance for himself and for those who recited his words and prepared to die. Show more

The difficult subject of dying has hit the headlines with criticisms about the Liverpool Care Pathway. Dr Kevin Fong explores end of life care and how to have a good death. Show more

Mark Coles profiles Robert Mueller, the long-serving and influential director of the FBI, who is taking the lead in investigating the Boston Marathon attacks. Show more

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Caz Graham chooses the best from the previous seven days of BBC Radio. Show more

Elona is distraught, and there are more than a few home truths flying around. Show more

In his largely untrue radiography, Richard Wilson tells how he inherited a pair of Boots. With David Tennant. From May 2012. Show more

Victor Cullen is a renowned travel writer, but then one day he decides to start making his journeys up. Read by Peter Marinker. Show more

Is the BBC right to say that suggestions of a link between MMR jabs and autism have been 'totally discredited'? And Roger Bolton goes behind the scenes with a Radio 4 'quizzer'. Show more

Matthew Bannister on conductor Sir Colin Davis, Hillsborough campaigner Anne Williams, album designer Storm Thorgerson, immunologist Brigitte Askonas and musicologist Olive Lewin. Show more

Investigating the mortgage fraudsters, the pros and cons of investing gold, and why some electricity customers are asking their provider 'what's the time'. With Paul Lewis. Show more

Meera Syal presents the Radio 4 Appeal for Minority Rights Group International. Show more

India is embarking on a huge programme to give the country's 1.2 billion people a unique identity through fingerprints and iris scans. Peter Day asks if the project can work. 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.

Tom Newton Dunn of the Sun analyses how newspapers are covering the biggest stories. Show more

Film news. Francine Stock talks to Jeremy Irons about global waste documentary Trashed, and asks if films can really change the world. Plus Susanne Bier on reinventing the romcom. Show more

Classical scholar and Anglican minister Teresa Morgan reflects on the concept of humility and whether or not it remains relevant today. Show more

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Heritage politics in the UK: Laurie Taylor asks if we've accepted a 'country house' version of our national past, in place of a more complex history. Also, everyday clergy lives. Show more

The bells of St John the Baptist Church, Burford, Oxfordshire. Show more

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