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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Bishop Joe Aldred.
Caz Graham asks why we can't just vaccinate cattle against TB, and finds out how Ireland is tackling the bovine TB problem. Plus why things are looking up for the black grouse. Show more
Michaela Strachan presents the barred warbler. Show more
Morning news and current affairs with Sarah Montague and John Humphrys, including full reaction to the Parliamentary vote on Syria intervention. Show more
Mark D'Arcy has the best of Thursday's special Parliamentary debate on the latest developments in Syria and the possibility of Western military action against the Assad regime. Show more
Sue MacGregor reunites five key players involved in an attempt to keep the Labour Government in power - and get a desperate Britain back on track - with the Lib Lab pact. Show more
Woman's Hour
Apps for women; Planning your funeral; Twins; Armenian Threads
45 minutes
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The latest apps for women. Saskia Sarginson discusses her novel Twins with her own twin daughters. Plus Jenni Murray asks, we hold wedding fairs so why not have funeral fairs? Show more
Bonnie and Clyde spring a young convict from jail and commit ever more desperate crimes. Clyde remains optimistic, but Bonnie knows that time is running out. From August 2013. Show more
Edward Stourton presents the escapers' stories of the mass breakout of Allied prisoners of war on the announcement of the Italian armistice in September 1943. Show more
William meets a famous six-year-old. Recorded at the Theatre Royal, Winchester, performed by Martin Jarvis. From December 2012. Show more
You and Yours
Paying for internships; Is duty free good value?
55 minutes
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Consumer news with Peter White, including a best-before date for cycling helmets, films and supermarkets using tweets as reviews, and is duty free good value for money? Show more
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National and international news. Listeners can share their views via email: wato@bbc.co.uk or on twitter: #wato.
Gyles Brandreth completes his Five Ages recalling the 1990s, with Mrs Thatcher's downfall, John Major's victory and Brandreth's own time as a Conservative MP and government whip. Show more
Darrell's still got his pride, and Alan makes a grand gesture. Show more
A City hedge fund hires Shoreham to test its networks in a planned exercise, and he is determined to demonstrate how a multi-million pound business can be brought to its knees. Show more
Gardeners' Question Time
The Roof Gardens, Kensington
43 minutes
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GQT reaches new heights at the Roof Gardens in Kensington, London. Eric Robson is in the chair with panellists Anne Swithinbank, Matthew Wilson and Bunny Guinness. Show more
By Aisling Bea. Dark and funny tale about a man struggling to cope with retirement. Short story recorded in front of an audience at the Edinburgh Fringe. Show more
Last Word
An Irish poet, a woman stockbroker, a Roma King and a Welsh rugby player
28 minutes
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Matthew Bannister remembers Irish poet Seamus Heaney, the New York stockbroker Muriel Siebert, the Roma King Florin Cioaba and the Welsh rugby player and commentator Cliff Morgan. Show more
Tim Harford queries the numbers of the badger cull. Plus, have blundering doctors and nurses really killed 13,000 patients? And are millions of climate migrants headed our way? Show more
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Rory Bremner and regular panellists Andy Zaltzman and Nick Doody are joined by guests Debra Stephenson and political historian Dr David Runciman. Show more
Ticket sales are going well, and Pip's off for the time of her life. Show more
Arts news, interviews and reviews. Mark Lawson and guests reflect on the life and work of poet Seamus Heaney, whose death was announced earlier today. Show more
Bonnie and Clyde spring a young convict from jail and commit ever more desperate crimes. Clyde remains optimistic, but Bonnie knows that time is running out. From August 2013. Show more
Any Questions?
Nick Boles, Diane Abbott, Shirley Williams, Nigel Farage
48 minutes
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Nick Robinson presents political debate and discussion from Broadcasting House, London with Diane Abbott MP, Baroness Shirley Williams, Nick Boles and Nigel Farage. Show more
A Point of View
Of the People, By the People 4/4
10 minutes
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Roger Scruton concludes his series of talks on the nature and limits of democracy. 'We in Europe are moving not towards democracy but away from it', he says. Show more
Psychological thriller by Adrian Penketh. Paul Rhys star as Caspar, a man caught up in a deadly game of love and politics. Show more
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Obama 'looking at limited action' in Syria. India facing marked economic slowdown. Presented by David Eades. Show more
A late night visit to Dr Pampolini reminds Zummo that Florence can be a dark and dangerous place. Show more
Writer Julie Burchill nominates Hollywood star Ava Gardner. With Matthew Parris and Ava’s biographer, Lee Server. From 2013. Show more
Eddie Mair and Jennifer Tracey delve into the archives of iPM, the programme devoted to the experiences of Radio 4 listeners, to explore the topic of father and son relationships. Show more
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While Harry Nilsson's excessive lifestyle continues, he is shocked by the violent death of his friend John Lennon. Biography read by Kerry Shale. Show more
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