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In Newport, South Wales, Hardeep Singh Kohli cooks welsh rarebit and roast chicken for Joe Powell, who tells him the remarkable story of his life with Asperger's syndrome. Show more

Fi Glover with three conversations from Walsall, Stoke and London, between people who have been helped by charities funded by Children in Need, about autism, fear and growing up. Show more

4 Extra Debut. England is in turmoil. On the night before a decisive battle, Merlyn and King Arthur are wondering why? Stars David Warner. From November 2014. Show more

Mariella Frostrup talks to Pulitzer prize-winning novelist Jane Smiley about her new novel Some Luck, the first in a planned trilogy. Plus the best new writing from Africa. Show more

Andrew Motion meets soldiers recently returned from Afghanistan and writes poems drawing on their experiences, to create a unique poetry event marking Remembrance Day 2014. Show more

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James Walton tests Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Russell Davies and Sue Limb in the literary panel show. From November 2014. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Set in Togara Muzanenhamo's Zimbabwean childhood home, a tale from an elderly farm worker's perspective. Read by the author. From November 2014. Show more

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Matthew Bannister on Union Carbide chairman Warren Anderson, jazz musician Acker Bilk, Labour politician Lord Barnett and canal campaigner Sonia Rolt. Show more

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Martin Kemp presents the Radio 4 Appeal for Epilepsy Research UK, a national charity which supports scientific research into the causes, treatments and prevention of epilepsy. Show more

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