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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with the Rev Mike Starkey. Show more
With Caz Graham. It has been a particularly bad year for farm fires. New figures show that the amount they are costing the industry has risen by £6m over the last three years. Show more
Brett Westwood presents the Green Sandpiper. Show more
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Protector of the landscape, pickler of our history, a job creation scheme for the retired? What today is the point of the National Trust? Quentin Letts investigates. Show more
Witness History
Jailed for Speaking his Mind in China
15 minutes on BBC Radio 4 LW
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Harry Wu was a young student who spent nearly 20 years in jail after speaking out during a period of supposed 'free expression' in communist China. Show more
Woman's Hour
Vicky Beeching; Enduring appeal of Kate Bush
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Christian rock star Vicky Beeching. Women born without a uterus. Do we need women only spaces to exercise? Are women the new action heroes? And the enduring appeal of Kate Bush. Show more
Cromwell orders Shardlake to track down a batch of Greek Fire, an ancient and deadly weapon of mass destruction. Stars Justin Salinger. Show more
Most published scientific papers are untrue, but few ever get tested. Jolyon Jenkins reports on how career and funding pressures can force scientists to spin their results. Show more
Horatio Clare tells the story of the complex and unconventional anthropologist Colin Turnbull. Show more
In Folkestone, the German Consulate is under surveillance. Show more
You and Yours
Call You and Yours: Should you lend money to family members?
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Research shows one-in-four of us has lent money to family members. Have you? How did it turn out? Contact us and tell us your stories. Show more
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National and international news with Edward Stourton.
Lucy Mangan's Literary Solutions to the Economy
Episode 2: The Treasure Seekers
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Writer Lucy Mangan looks at the economic theories found in her favourite childhood read, The Treasure Seekers by E Nesbit. Show more
Loxfest has celebrity headliners, and Lynda is beside herself. Show more
Alastair Jessiman's gentle psychic detective investigates the disappearance of a family friend, and discovers a shocking secret about his own past. Show more
Jay Rayner and the panel are in Bedford taking questions from the audience on eating and drinking. Show more
The number of diesel cars on our roads has massively increased in the last decade. Tom Heap reports on the unexpected impact on our health. Show more
Word of Mouth
Is the Double Entendre in Rude Health?
28 minutes on BBC Radio 4 LW
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Arthur Bostrom examines the origins, colourful history and new era of the double entendre. Show more
Survival expert Ray Mears chooses Hitler's favourite general, Erwin Rommel. With Matthew Parris. From 2014. Show more
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The American humourist on having a guest room in 'Company Man', and more extracts from his diary. From December 2013. Show more
Roy and Elizabeth are on a high, and Charlie is not giving up. Show more
Front Row
Johnny Marr; Frank Auerbach at Tate; Alex Gibney on Fela Kuti
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An interview with Johnny Marr as he releases his new solo album. A look around Lucian Freud's Frank Auerbach collection at Tate Britain. Documentary maker Alex Gibney on Fela Kuti. Show more
Cromwell orders Shardlake to track down a batch of Greek Fire, an ancient and deadly weapon of mass destruction. Stars Justin Salinger. Show more
Prof Ngaire Woods examines how the way that countries cooperate with each other is evolving in surprising ways. Show more
Elaine Bastable has just republished a recipe book she wrote 40 years ago and is now learning to cope with partial sight. Alyson Bunn explains her hospital passport idea. Show more
Inside Health
Conflicted Medicine: Public Health Campaigns
28 minutes on BBC Radio 4 LW
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Dr Mark Porter examines how powerful lobbying groups like the food and alcohol industries steer public health policy in the direction that suits them most.
Protector of the landscape, pickler of our history, a job creation scheme for the retired? What today is the point of the National Trust? Quentin Letts investigates. Show more
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Much to Rob's delight, a beautiful fellow student, Trez, asks if she can sit in on a band rehearsal. Show more
The story of Mastermind, a blind megalomaniac looking for love and a host of absurd henchman, including the audience. From 2014. Show more
Richard Wilson discovers a relative he never knew he had. More untruths with David Tennant and Celia Imrie. From December 2013. Show more
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Philip meets Assistant Lecturer Monica Jones, and so begins a lifelong and complicated relationship. Read by Michael Pennington. Show more
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