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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with the Rev Roger Hutchings. Show more
Farming is one of the UK's most dangerous jobs. Sybil Ruscoe hears the personal story of one woman who knows more than most about the importance of safety in agriculture. Show more
The latest weather forecast for farmers.
Steve Backshall presents the story and sound of the corn bunting. Show more
Morning news and current affairs. Including Sports Desk; Weather; Thought for the Day.
Sue MacGregor discusses the world's growing population with Stephen Emmott, Danny Dorling, Jill Rutter and Amartya Sen. Show more
Woman's Hour
Domestic violence; attitudes to single parents; taking your friend on holiday
45 minutes
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What statistics tell us about domestic violence, and how likely men are to experience a trauma more often faced by women and girls. Jane Garvey presents the female perspective. Show more
The war has ended, and Rupert finally returns home but finds much has changed for the Cazalet family. Show more
4 Extra Debut. Kit Hesketh Harvey explores the meteoric rise of fake tan. But why did our natural skin tone become unacceptable? Show more
A new and terrible danger threatens Britain. Mark Evans' Victorian comic epic stars Tom Allen. From December 2012. Show more
You and Yours
Mobile phone hackers, fear of flying, seaweed as fuel
56 minutes
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People who are desperate to fly abroad but can't bear to step on board a plane. And could seaweed be the biofuel of the future? Consumer news with Julian Worricker. Show more
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National and international news with Carolyn Quinn. Listeners can share their views via email: wato@bbc.co.uk or on twitter: #wato.
No meat, caffeine, alcohol or dairy - actor Terence Stamp tells Nina Myskow why he always eats before he goes out to dinner and the rare treats of life as a food intolerant. Show more
Peggy is amused, and Tony says goodbye to some old friends. Show more
Frankie dreams of being like his hero, mountaineer Sherpa Tenzing, so he, John and Bud venture on the climb of their lives. With Warwick Davis, Tommy Jessop and Liam O'Carroll. Show more
Paul Gambaccini chairs the ninth and last of the heats in the current series of the general knowledge music quiz. With contestants from Liverpool, Newcastle and Wombourne. Show more
The Food Programme
Butter, a delicious story of decline and revival
28 minutes
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Sheila Dillon meets a new generation of producers making butter special again.
Peter Curran returns home to Northern Ireland to explore its thriving movie industry and Hollywood A-lister visits. From 2013. Show more
Brian Cox and Robin Ince transport their cage of infinite proportions to the Glastonbury Festival to talk quantum physics with Jeff Forshaw, Fay Dowker and singer KT Tunstall. Show more
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
Radio 4's antidote to panel games returns for its 59th series. Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden and Barry Cryer are joined by Tony Hawks on the panel, with Jack Dee in the chair. Show more
Roy is supportive, and Lilian rejects an idea out of hand. Show more
Front Row
Now You See Me; Henning Mankell; African art at Tate Modern
30 minutes
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Arts news, interviews and reviews with Mark Lawson, including Now You See Me, Wallander author Henning Mankell, African art at the Tate, and Julia Donaldson's Cultural Exchange. Show more
The war has ended, and Rupert finally returns home but finds much has changed for the Cazalet family. Show more
BBC security correspondent Gordon Corera reveals the alarming extent to which cyberspace is now being used to steal, to spy and to wage war. Show more
Where the Arab Spring overthrew dictators, is the Middle East now dismantling the very 'lines in the sand' imposed by Britain and France a century ago? Edward Stourton investigates.
Featuring a report from Northern Kenya on the decline of the Grevy zebra, and Monty Don explores the link between the general loss of wildlife abundance and human activity. Show more
Sue MacGregor discusses the world's growing population with Stephen Emmott, Danny Dorling, Jill Rutter and Amartya Sen. Show more
The latest weather forecast.
Egyptian protests - will President Morsi resign? Plus Europe reacts to US spying allegations, and the struggle to rebuild Misrata. In-depth reporting and analysis with Ritula Shah. Show more
Alan Tealing arrives in Australia, ready to confront the investigation's key witness. Show more
Arthur Smith presents music and comedy from his home in Balham, South London. With Katie Melua. From April 2011. Show more
Sean Curran and the BBC parliamentary team report from Westminster as Labour attacks changes to the welfare system, and transport chiefs defend plans for a high-speed rail line. Show more
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. Followed by Weather.
4 Extra Debut. Labelled a 'cooked seed', one who has no chance to sprout, Anchee Min dares to dream of leaving China for America. Read by Chipo Chung. Show more
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