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A sudden, overwhelming sense of well-being can be life-changing. John McCarthy explores the experience of euphoria and reflects whether it originates in the brain or the divine. Show more

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Jennifer stands triumphant, and Shula has a shock.

Kirsty Young interviews actor Mark Rylance, known for his award-winning Shakespearean stage roles and portrayal of Thomas Cromwell in the television adaptation of Wolf Hall. Show more

Julian Clary, Stephen Fry, Paul Merton and, making his first appearance, actor David Tennant try their hand at speaking without repetition, hesitation or deviation. Show more

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4 Extra Debut. Saxophonist Courtney Pine celebrates John Coltrane's A Love Supreme, one of the greatest jazz albums ever made. From 2015. Show more

Eric Robson chairs the horticultural panel programme from Baslow, Derbyshire. Chris Beardshaw, Bob Flowerdew and Anne Swithinbank answer questions from local gardeners. Show more

Fi Glover introduces two conversations that Iby, who for 40 years kept the secret that she had survived Auschwitz, wanted to have, and a poem she wrote about her experiences. Show more

The lies Fanta's husband Rudy told in Senegal begin to catch up with them both. Can Rudy hold on to his life in France or will he be destined to follow his father's murderous path? Show more

Anne Tyler on her new novel A Spool of Blue Thread, Elizabeth Harrower on publishing again after four decades and a close reading of Muriel Spark's manipulative Miss Jean Brodie. Show more

Roger McGough with something for everyone, from WB Yeats to Elizabeth Barrett Browning by way of Ted Hughes and Derek Walcott. Show more

Asylum seeker numbers are on the rise, and some communities say they are struggling to cope. Allan Urry reports on the pressures posed for local health services and schools. Show more

Mark Coles profiles the former HSBC boss and trade minister Lord Green after an uncomfortable week. Show more

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Vera Sackcloth Vest and her husband Henry have a new guest, writer Mr D H Lollipop. Stars Miriam Margolyes. From October 2012. Show more

A minister is asked to perpetrate an unspeakable crime for one of his parishioners. Read by Stuart Graham. Show more

Radio 4's forum for listener comment. Was a ten hour broadcast of Tolstoy's War and Peace a dramatic delight or a painful interruption? Should the BBC broadcast more good news? Show more

Matthew Bannister talks about photographer and cutural catalyst John 'Hoppy' Hopkins, cook Ena Baxter, businessman Lord Gavron, writer Andre Brink and physicist Charles Townes. Show more

Presented by Paul Lewis. Pension Wise goes live, and a listener tests it out. Pensions minister Steve Webb on getting young savers into pensions. Energy wrangles. Plus solar bonds. Show more

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Does free speech include a right to cause offence? Edward Stourton speaks to historians, theologians and philosophers to explore the outer limits of free expression. Show more

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Mary Riddell of the Telegraph analyses how the newspapers are covering the biggest stories. Show more

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A sudden, overwhelming sense of well-being can be life-changing. John McCarthy explores the experience of euphoria and reflects whether it originates in the brain or the divine. Show more

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