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Mark Coles profiles the Labour leadership contender Liz Kendall. Show more

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John McCarthy explores poetry and music inspired by sunsets and the fading light. He considers how they are used to help people express feelings and ideas about ageing. Show more

Sybil Ruscoe finds out about George Henderson, the Cotswold farmer who inspired WWII soldiers to take up farming. His widow Elizabeth explains why his writing was so influential. Show more

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Archbishop Oscar Romero is beatified in San Salvador, the results are in on Ireland's referendum on same-sex marriage, and we hear from two fans who will sing at the FA Cup final. Show more

Gaby Roslin presents an appeal for WellChild. Show more

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The Spirit of Pentecost and the ringing of bells are brought together at Holy Trinity Church Hull, as the Central Council of Church Bell Ringers gather for their annual weekend. Show more

A weekly reflection on a topical issue. AL Kennedy says the election results in Scotland reflect a surge in political engagement. Show more

Brett Westwood presents the turnstone. Show more

Sunday morning magazine programme with news and conversation about the big stories of the week. Presented by Paddy O'Connell.

England v New Zealand: Commentary on the fourth day of the first Test from Lord's, with Jonathan Agnew, Henry Blofeld, Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell and Geoff Boycott. Show more

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John McCarthy chooses his BBC Radio highlights. Show more

Phoebe and Josh have all the clues, and Tom gets recruiting. Show more

Inspector Lestrade introduces Sherlock Holmes's brilliant rival Professor SFX Van Dusen. Stars Tim Pigott-Smith. Show more

A Welsh girl visits her father's family in India for the first time. Read by Naomi Everson. Show more

Tim Harford asks whether there really is a problem with women drink driving and whether Rotterdam is skewing the UK's exports figures, plus he counts owls and pubs. Show more

Matthew Bannister on rocket scientist Oscar Holderer, rambler David Sharp, the Dowager Marchioness of Reading, economist Alexandre Lamfalussy, musician and campaigner Guy Carawan. Show more

Is the Danish krone about to shuffle off this mortal coil? Plus why disabled people will have to start a pension for their carer and travelling with cancer. Show more

Gaby Roslin presents an appeal for WellChild. Show more

Medellin used to be the most dangerous city on earth. Now Colombia's second city has become a top global tourist destination. Peter Day reports on its remarkable transformation. Show more

Weekly political discussion and analysis with MPs, experts and commentators.

Beth Rigby of the Financial Times analyses how the papers covered the week's big stories.

Brad Bird discusses Tomorrowland, Ana Lily Amirpour talks about her film A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, and there is a report from the Cannes Film Festival. With Francine Stock. Show more

John McCarthy explores poetry and music inspired by sunsets and the fading light. He considers how they are used to help people express feelings and ideas about ageing. Show more

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Laurie Taylor discusses the largest ever survey of UK levels of deprivation. Plus new research on people who choose unemployment rather than undesirable jobs. Show more

Church bells from Kingston upon Hull.

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