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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with the Rev Roger Hutchings. Show more
Farming and countryside news with Charlotte Smith. TB should be eradicated from England in the next 25 years - that's the aim of Defra's new strategy on the disease. Show more
Steve Backshall presents the story and sound of the common buzzard. Show more
Sean Curran has all the news from Westminster where ministers react to events in Egypt, Apple faces criticism over its tax affairs, and the UK Border Agency comes under fire. Show more
Steven Pinker, cognitive psychologist and writer, is interviewed by Kirsty Young. Show more
Woman's Hour
Royal dresses; Dying your hair; Mindful eating; Older motherhood
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Jenni Murray and her guests discuss a new exhibition of Royal dresses, older motherhood, the damage that hair dyes can cause, and how mindful eating can help you to lose weight. Show more
Polly finds an admirer in a new client, while Clary's relationship with her boss reaches a difficult conclusion. Show more
An insight into the goods people are buying and selling on eBay, and an uncle and nephew who spotted a gap in the market and now transport many different goods across the UK. Show more
Using letters to reveal corporate lunacy - the comedian ponders why we still bother with estate agents. From February 2011. Show more
You and Yours
'Step-free' stations, Euro power bills and food bank appeal
55 minutes
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Why has Crossrail left five of its 37 stations without lifts to platforms? And Tesco invites customers to help feed the hungry in the UK. Consumer news with Peter White. Show more
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The row between Ed Miliband and Unite worsens, and the latest from Cairo where supporters of the ousted Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi gather for Friday prayers.
Michelin-starred chef Helene Darroze talks to Nina Myskow about her madeleine moments that link food and memory, and describes the moment she decided to devote her life to cooking. Show more
Rob has his own ideas, and Emma's trying to give George something else to think about. Show more
Rumpole defends a shoplifting clergyman with a kleptomaniac sister, exposes a former arsonist to her besotted fiance and appeases a very unhappy Hilda. Show more
Peter Gibbs chairs the horticultural panel programme from Gressenhall in Norfolk, where he is joined by gardening experts Chris Beardshaw, Matthew Wilson and James Wong. Show more
Writer and stand-up performer AL Kennedy considers the challenges of staying in other people's houses, including observing the bathroom etiquette of one's hosts. From July 2013. Show more
Last Word
A computer pioneer, a Hungarian politician, a choral director, an animator and a Native American tribal executive
28 minutes
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Aasmah Mir remembers computer pioneer Douglas Engelbart, Hungarian politician Gyula Horn, choral director Richard Marlow, and Native American tribal executive Marjorie Anderson. Show more
The BBC is required to be impartial, but is it? Why was a major Archers plot development only heard on Radio 4 Extra? And are you funny enough to write comedy for Radio 4? Show more
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Satirical review of the week's news, chaired by Sandi Toksvig. With Jeremy Hardy, Susan Calman, Jason Cook and Hugo Rifkind. Show more
Pat is on tenterhooks, and Elizabeth is proud of Freddie. Show more
Mark Lawson reports on the opening of the Manchester International Festival, including interviews with film-maker Adam Curtis and artist Nikhil Chopra, whose show began at 4am. Show more
Polly finds an admirer in a new client, while Clary's relationship with her boss reaches a difficult conclusion. Show more
Any Questions?
Graham Brady, Tim Farron, Emma Reynolds, Paul Nuttall
48 minutes
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Jonathan Dimbleby presents political debate and discussion from Keswick in the Lake District with Tim Farron MP, Paul Nuttall, Emma Reynolds MP and Graham Brady MP. Show more
In a week that's seen the ousting of Australia's prime minister, a big debate on women in the media and the 40th anniversary of Virago, Sarah Dunant reflects on feminism. Show more
4 Extra Debut. 1926: As its residents struggle to survive, the small Welsh valleys village of Cilhendre is rocked by murder. Stars Paul Rhys. Show more
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Egypt protests, Falkirk selection row, Spanish corruption and Pope John Paul II is to become a saint. News and analysis with Roger Hearing. Show more
In the quiet aftermath of the bush fire, Alan Tealing finally grasps the deep truth of the investigation. Show more
4 Extra Debut. Harriett Gilbert, Owen Jones and Sarah Hall discuss books by Robert Swindells, James Salter and Geoffrey Household. From 2013. Show more
The big arguments over holding a referendum on the UK staying in the European Union have been thrashed out by MPs. Mark D'Arcy followed the debate. Show more
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Anchee Min begins to live the American dream the hard way, and finally finds her voice. Read by Chipo Chung. Show more
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