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In the first of four editions from the 2015 Hay Festival, Tim Meek explains why he and his family have left their old life behind them for a year of adventure on the road. Show more

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Mark Tully considers the consequences of mis-remembering the past. Why do people have different memories of the same event, and how can we remember things that never happened? Show more

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Caroline Wyatt presents Sunday from Moscow. As President Putin announces a visit to Pope Francis, Caroline explores some of the issues that affect faith groups in Russia today. Show more

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A mass for Corpus Christi, live from Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral. The preacher is the Archbishop of Liverpool, the Most Rev Malcolm McMahon OP. Show more

AL Kennedy reflects on how age changes our view of the past and the future, and how living in the present is the perfect antidote to both. Show more

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Professor Lisa Jardine, academic, biographer and public thinker, is interviewed by Kirsty Young. Show more

Nicholas Parsons hosts the popular panel game. Guests Paul Merton, Sheila Hancock, Mike McShane and Pam Ayres attempt to talk for 60 seconds. Show more

Dan Saladino explores the revival of our oldest form of cooking - barbecue. Show more

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Until six years ago, poet Dean Atta wanted to be prime minister. But then he met the main political leaders and became uninterested in politics. Did this election change his mind? Show more

Eric Robson and the team visit Cowes on the Isle of Wight. Bunny Guinness, Anne Swithinbank and Bob Flowerdew answer audience questions. Show more

Fi Glover hears about the work of a Birmingham food bank, how Airfix helped a teenager recover from burns, and how art can help cancer patients facing breast reconstruction. Show more

Lily's past returns to haunt her, Grace has a difficult letter to write, Johnny makes a new friend and Mr Toogood begins to live up to his name. Show more

James Naughtie and a group of readers talk to brain surgeon Henry Marsh about his best-selling account of his working life, Do No Harm. Show more

On the 150th anniversary of the birth of WB Yeats, presenter Marie-Louise Muir arises and goes with three Irish poets to the real Lake Isle of Innisfree in County Sligo. Show more

Why do so many care-leavers end up in trouble? Fran Abrams investigates claims that cash-strapped councils are pushing young people into independent living before they are ready. Show more

As the Fifa Women's World Cup begins in Canada, the players and their coach have more than football to think about. The shortness of their shorts? A remodelled Fifa? Show more

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John Waite chooses his highlights from the past seven days of BBC Radio. Show more

The crowds gather for Open Farm Sunday, and it is Helen's moment in the spotlight. Show more

Inspector Lestrade presents sleuth Lady Violet Strange, who tackles a crimes with no apparent clues. Stars Tim Pigott-Smith. Show more

An original short story by poet David Harsent, springing from his work A Dream Book. Read by Pippa Haywood. Show more

The numbers in the news. Tim Harford asks if the World Cup is responsible for migrant deaths in Qatar and discusses whether there is really a problem with the HPV vaccine. Show more

Andrea Catherwood on Iraqi politician Tariq Aziz, former Liberal Democrats leader Charles Kennedy, costume designer Julie Harris, entrepreneur Alan Bond, violinist Peter Cropper. Show more

Lesley Curwen with the latest news from the world of personal finance, including the best ways to take money on holiday, pension freedom and time to revisit new EU VAT rules. Show more

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David Aaronovitch traces the intellectual influences behind society's shift from wrongful denial to excessive credulity. Show more

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

George Parker of the Financial Times looks at how the newspapers are covering the biggest stories.

Jonathan Pryce discusses his new movie Listen Up Philip. Bridesmaids director Paul Feig on his latest comedy, Spy. And Angela Allen reveals bad behaviour on the set of The Misfits. Show more

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Anthropology - the future of the A-level. Plus the role of blame within the criminal justice system. New research on how society works, presented by Laurie Taylor. Show more

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