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A short reflection and prayer with Canon Noel Battye.
Farming Today
GM field trials, Glastonbury Festival waste becomes farm fertiliser
13 minutes
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UK field trials have shown that a variety of GM wheat designed to repel aphids has not worked. Plus the farmer who is turning Glastonbury Festival waste into farm fertiliser. Show more
Kate Humble presents the snipe. Show more
Sean Curran reports from Westminster. The transport secretary announces that key rail improvement programmes are to be delayed. Show more
Kirsty Young interviews Stephen Fry, comedian, actor, writer and presenter. Show more
Woman's Hour
Kids at festivals, Edwina Currie, Mars space engineer, Working in care
58 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 LWAvailable for over a year
A survival guide for taking children to festivals, conservative women neglected in history, women working as carers and how to engage girls in engineering. Presented by Nikki Bedi. Show more
The couple have a rude awakening as debt collectors come knocking. And Darleen has an oral presentation in her GCSE English course that has surprising consequences. Show more
Alex Last finds out what happened to the 12 children named in a series of BBC radio appeals on behalf of a group of Holocaust survivors stranded as orphans in postwar Europe.
Henry embarks on his writing career, but writer's block takes hold and he needs inspiration. Starring Jonathan Coy. From June 2015. Show more
Tempers wear very thin at St Jude's Vicarage. Show more
You and Yours
Aircraft noise, Sun cream confusion
45 minutes
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Peter White looks at efforts to cut the noise levels for those living under a flight path or near an airport. And why do some ice creams get pumped full of air? Show more
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Analysis of news and current affairs, presented by Mark Mardell. Show more
Voices of the First World War
Gallipoli - Conditions and Evacuation
15 minutes
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Soldiers' experiences of the Gallipoli Peninsula in 1915, from the constant threat of shell and sniper fire, lack of drinking water and terrible sanitation, to eventual evacuation. Show more
Roy has a party to plan, and Brian is feeling rattled. Show more
McLevy sets out to prove that a celebrated stage magician is a jewel thief. Show more
Eric Robson hosts a postbag edition of the programme from Garden Organic in Coventry. He is joined by Pippa Greenwood, Matthew Wilson and Bob Flowerdew. Show more
By Julie Mayhew. A young woman considers the story of her mother who - aged seven - began speaking spontaneously in a foreign language. Show more
Last Word
Sir Chris Woodhead, Patrick Macnee, Dame Anne Warburton, Vic Mayhew, James Horner
28 minutes
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Matthew Bannister discusses chief inspector of schools Sir Chris Woodhead, actor Patrick Macnee, diplomat Dame Anne Warburton, subeditor Vic Mayhew and film composer James Horner. Show more
Has there been too much Top Gear talk on Radio 2? Plus historian Andrew Roberts defends his portrayal of Napoleon, and Lyse Doucet discusses journalist safety in conflict zones. Show more
The Listening Project
Amanda and John - Is It Dementia or Is It Just You?
5 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 LWAvailable for over a year
Fi Glover with a conversation between a couple who are dealing with the husband's Alzheimer's and recognising that not everything can be blamed on the disease. Show more
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Six O'Clock News
26/06/2015 Dozens Killed in Terrorist Attacks
30 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 LWAvailable for over a year
Scores of people -- including tourists and worshippers -- have been killed in three separate attacks.
US Supreme Court rules that gay couples can marry anywhere in America.
Sandi Toksvig chairs her last edition of Radio 4's satirical review of the week's news, with regular panellist Jeremy Hardy and Andy Hamilton, Francis Wheen and Phill Jupitus. Show more
The waiting is over for Pat and Tony, and Jennifer has vital information. Show more
Front Row
Dan Pearson, multi-director films, Alabama Shakes, Not Safe for Work
30 minutes
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Arts news, including garden designer Dan Pearson, Alabama Shakes on their new album, films with multiple directors and a review of Not Safe for Work. John Wilson presents. Show more
The couple have a rude awakening as debt collectors come knocking. And Darleen has an oral presentation in her GCSE English course that has surprising consequences. Show more
Any Questions?
Nigel Farage MEP, Norman Lamb MP, Anna Soubry MP, Gisela Stuart MP
48 minutes
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Jonathan Dimbleby presents political debate and discussion from the Radio Theatre at Broadcasting House with Nigel Farage MEP, Norman Lamb MP, Anna Soubry MP and Gisela Stuart MP. Show more
A weekly reflection on a topical issue. Adam Gopnik's experience of writing a libretto casts light on the mysterious relationship between words and music. Show more
A week of secrets and lies feature in the omnibus edition of the epic drama series. Show more
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The World Tonight
39 people, many British, killed in a gun attack on a hotel in Tunisia.
45 minutes
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Also: man beheaded in southern France; 25 worshippers killed in Kuwait suicide bomb Show more
As Rose and Mazie settle finally, events take an unexpected and joyous turn. Show more
4 Extra Debut. Stephen K Amos, Anneka Rice and Harriett Gilbert discuss books by Langston Hughes, Edmund White and Lloyd Jones. From 2015. Show more
Mark D'Arcy and the BBC parliamentary team report from Westminster.
The Listening Project
Gail and Brian – Avon Calling
5 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 LWAvailable for over a year
Fi Glover introduces a conversation between a husband and wife who admit they are totally dedicated to their work, but find the rewards more than compensate for the time they spend Show more
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. Followed by Weather.
Julian Barnes notes how Lucian Freud was never very keen on being the subject of a biography but was perfectly content to ruthlessly expose the flesh of the women who sat for him. Show more
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