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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with Frances Finn. Show more

Animal welfare officers in Wales are dealing with one of the worst cases of equine neglect they have ever encountered. Will legislation on fly-grazing make any difference? Show more

Martin Hughes-Games presents the marsh tit. Show more

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster as MPs take evidence from Facebook and Twitter on the ethics of the internet. And a plea from the House of Lords - no more new peers. Show more

Libby Purves meets former soldier-turned-writer Andy McNab, Cheryl Knight who is in charge of shoes at the Royal Opera House, author Joseph Boyden and producer John Lloyd. Show more

Allegra McEvedy cooks the perfect pork chops. Impact of changes to the Child Support Agency. Philanthropist and WH powerlister Lady Helen Hamlyn. Jenni Murray presents. Show more

Mrs T realises that she and Dr T have gone into this blindly. She keeps her worries about money under wraps, but Dr T is suspicious. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Fred Dove visits China to see if the quintessentially British game of cricket can catch on in this populous country. From 2013. Show more

It's Valentine's Day. Tom wants to protect his relationship from Ellen's ex-boyfriend. Stars Jonny Sweet. From November 2013. Show more

Giving up smoking can be hard. Louise Minchin hears how support from a local group might help. Plus, the training you can get if you're ever in front of a tough select committee.

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Economist Andrew Dilnot explores the numerical patterns and trends that have transformed Britain: Health. From November 2013. Show more

Dan is prepared to talk. Meanwhile Ed is furious. Show more

An eclectic mix of writers, including Rebecca Lenkiewicz, Tim Key, Josie Long and Nick Warburton, provide ten very different perspectives on love. Show more

Looking for a better savings rate or investment return? Ruth Alexander and guests take your calls and emails. Show more

The first edition of All in the Mind was on air 25 years ago. Claudia Hammond looks back at the archive and the impact psychology research has had on our lives in that time. Show more

Laurie Taylor explores the origins and meaning of the Remembrance Day poppy. Also, traveller children in schools. Show more

Steve Hewlett speaks to the Scottish Minister for Culture about broadcasting in an independent Scotland. Plus the director of BBC North on how the move has shaped content. Show more

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Tom's father is compiling the family tree leaving his mother at a loose end. Tom suggests a lodger. With Paul Copley. From 2013. Show more

It's a significant day for Brian, and he is trying to keep a big secret. Show more

Arts news with Mark Lawson. Actress Anjelica Huston on her memoir, UK City of Culture 2017, Strangers on a Train, and Turner & the Sea at the National Maritime Museum. Show more

Mrs T realises that she and Dr T have gone into this blindly. She keeps her worries about money under wraps, but Dr T is suspicious. Show more

Should we expect our leaders to moral exemplars and free from stain? Engaging debate chaired by Michael Buerk. With Michael Portillo, Melanie Phillips, Claire Fox and Kenan Malik. Show more

Mark O'Connell argues that in an age of strong opinions, we should embrace ambivalence. Show more

Geoff Watts reveals the crucial role the unconscious plays in what we do, think and feel, and discovers how scientists are now starting to harness its powers. Show more

Libby Purves meets former soldier-turned-writer Andy McNab, Cheryl Knight who is in charge of shoes at the Royal Opera House, author Joseph Boyden and producer John Lloyd. Show more

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In-depth reporting and analysis. Ritula Shah reports live from the US base in Guantanamo Bay, hoping to see what the conditions are like for the remaining detainees. Show more

Bela returns home with shocking news, and Subhash musters the courage to tell her what she deserves to know. Show more

Join Ian Leslie for an exercise in literary archaeology as he unearths the early writing efforts of our best known novelists, poets and playwrights. From November 2013. Show more

Writers and performers Aisling Bea and Yasmine Akram bring some of Ireland's most popular folklore to life. From November 2012. Show more