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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with Bishop Stephen Oliver. Show more

Farming Today takes a look at newcomers to agriculture. Who are they, and what are the opportunities for people just starting out in farming? Presented by Charlotte Smith. Show more

David Attenborough presents the garden warbler. Show more

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Imagine a country guilty of past crimes. What obligations do its current citizens have to make amends? Michael Sandel poses the question to an audience in Japan. Show more

Jane Garvey talks to Lynn Forester de Rothschild about inclusive capitalism, and to Lorrie Moore about her latest collection of short stories, Bark. Show more

Increasing rent prices send Sapna's elderly neighbour on a crusade against corruption. Stars Rasika Dugal. From the best-selling novel The Accidental Apprentice. Show more

Matthew Hill asks how government plans for an NHS-wide ethics code could be enforced, not just on medical staff but also those involved in management, finance and public relations. Show more

Frances Fyfield is joined by violinist Rupert Marshall Luck and pianist Lucy Parham to explore the love story behind the autograph manuscript Elgar's salon classic Salut D'Amour. Show more

A survey of 15,000 students has revealed up to a third of them don't feel they get value for money from their university. Are you getting your money's worth from uni? Show more

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David Goldblatt tells the story of Brazil through football when in the 1950s, it came to define the whole nation. From 2014. Show more

Helen and Rob have news for Peggy. Meanwhile, Fallon is planning a party. Show more

Sceptical scientist James moves to Standlake, famous for its lake monster, but then he sees something. Stars James Nickerson. Show more

Jay Rayner hosts the culinary panel programme from the Bristol Food Connections Festival. Show more

Three people with different addictions talk frankly to Fi Glover about falling off the wagon. Show more

From ancient stained glass to towering skyscraper, windows are the ultimate luxury item. Architectural historian Tom Dyckhoff finds out more about these holes in the wall. Show more

Monty Python's Michael Palin chooses the American writer, Ernest Hemingway. With Matthew Parris. From 2014. Show more

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Milk, and cheese dreams. Alex Horne and his band explore money, shopping and consumerism via music and comedy. From May 2014. Show more

There's a shock for David and Ruth, and Elizabeth braces herself. Show more

Kirsty Lang reviews Venus in Fur, the new film from Roman Polanski, and interviews novelist Michael Cunningham and Sikh playwright Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti. Show more

Increasing rent prices send Sapna's elderly neighbour on a crusade against corruption. Stars Rasika Dugal. From the best-selling novel The Accidental Apprentice. Show more

With warnings that GP services are under threat as never before, Jenny Cuffe investigates what is described as a 'perfect storm' of funding cuts, retirement and growing demand. Show more

Our experts answer three questions posed by listeners, Peter White meets a visually impaired rehab worker, and how to teach your blind child to play. Show more

Visual overload is explained by a neuroscientist and magician, Claudia Hammond hears from finalists in the All in the Mind awards, and Guy Holmes on professional boundaries. Show more

Imagine a country guilty of past crimes. What obligations do its current citizens have to make amends? Michael Sandel poses the question to an audience in Japan. Show more

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Sarah is suspicious of the new footman James Smith, even though his presence lightens her workload. Pride & Prejudice from the servants' perspective, read by Sophie Thompson.

Simon Mayo's battle of comedy generations. With Jon Richardson, Lucy Porter, Tom O'Connor and Norman Lovett. From April 2011. Show more

St James' Gardens in Liverpool was once a derelict no-go area. Now restored, Alan Dein meets a regular group of visitors and finds out the role the park has played in their lives. Show more

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While walking barefoot through Kenya, author Linda Cracknell discovers the connection between feet and politics. Show more

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