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Matthew Engel makes a secular case for reclaiming the peace and quiet of the Sabbath, arguing that a proper day of rest will make us healthier, happier and more productive. Show more

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Mass for the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, live from Leeds Cathedral, celebrated by the Dean and sung to the music of Arvo Part. With a homily by Father Matthew Habron. Show more

Adam Gopnik reflects on the nature of sportsmanship ahead of the American Super Bowl, following controversy over a player's supposedly unsporting comments. Show more

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French and German war poetry, floods, and live from the Severn Bore. Sunday morning magazine programme presented by Paddy O'Connell. Show more

Peggy is taken aback, and there is a late-night phone call at Brookfield. Show more

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The UK loves ready meals, we are the biggest consumers of them in Europe. Sheila Dillon explains how the horsemeat scandal led to a shift from cheaper frozen to more premium brands. Show more

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Writer Colm Tóibín explores the Dublin locations haunted by James Joyce's Dubliners. With Anne Enright. From 2014. Show more

Eric Robson presents the horticultural panel programme from the Pavilion Gardens in Buxton. Bob Flowerdew, Bunny Guinness and Anne Swithinbank take questions from local gardeners. Show more

In 1985, the celebrated gorilla expert was murdered at her research station in the mountains of Rwanda. Hear from Kelly Stewart who worked alongside her. Show more

4 Extra Debut. The archdeacon wants to be the bishop, but will the current prime minister who favours him remain in power? From February 2014. Show more

Khaled Hosseini talks about his global bestselling novel The Kite Runner with James Naughtie and a group of invited readers. Show more

Roger McGough introduces poems about dreams and sleep, with works by DH Lawrence, Rose Macaulay, Norman MacCaig and others. The readers are Adjoa Andoh and Patrick Romer. Show more

Gerry Northam investigates the extent of food fraud across the UK and reports from Brussels on whether the EU has learned enough lessons from the horsemeat scandal. Show more

As Geneva hosts the Syrian peace talks, Steve Waters' play is set in a lakeside city, where breakfast is a series of delicate negotiations for a young delegate who is running late. Show more

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Andy Kershaw makes his selection of highlights from the previous seven days of BBC Radio. Show more

Can Tony keep his temper? Meanwhile Tom makes unwise assumptions. Show more

In the equine love story, Marengo grows old and sickens and Copenhagen gallops to his side. From January 2014. Show more

An unreliable dog's eye view of the White House. Barney tells how George Bush broke his heart. Stars Jonathan Forbes. From 2013. Show more

By Kirstin Innes. 4 Extra Debut. A young footballer from an oppressive home seeks escape through Argentina's urban art scene. Read by Simon Donaldson. From February 2014. Show more

Tim Harford looks at how much revenue the 50p rate of tax would raise. Plus plus have wages risen? How much does it cost to raise a child? Who do you invite to your wedding? Show more

Matthew Bannister remembers folk singer and activist Pete Seeger, architect Kathryn Findlay, British Steel chairman Sir Bob Scholey and Hong Kong movie mogul Sir Run Run Shaw. Show more

Set-up fees for cancelling insurance even before cover starts; late tax filing penalties; airline compensation lost in fog; and more low income families face council tax rises. Show more

Andrew Marr presents the Radio 4 Appeal for International Development Enterprises UK. Show more

Andrew Brown asks if the Church of England has become fatally disconnected from society.

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George Parker of the Financial Times looks at how the newspapers are covering the biggest stories.

Francine Stock talks to director Scott Cooper about his film Out of the Furnace. Alex Gibney on his Lance Armstrong documentary. And Lift to the Scaffold starring Jeanne Moreau. Show more

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