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Spiritual reflection to start the day, with the Rev Bob Fyffe, general secretary of Churches Together in Britain and Ireland. Show more

The OECD predicts the future of farming trends around the world for the decade ahead, while the green light is given for the world's largest potash mine, in the North York Moors. Show more

Martin Hughes Games presents the Goshawk. The goshawk is a powerful deep-chested relative of the sparrowhawk. Show more

Sean Curran and team report from Westminster on airport expansion, Prime Minister's Question Time and changing the definition of child poverty. Show more

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss Frederick II, king of Prussia from 1740 to 1786. Show more

Programme that offers a female perspective on the world. Fiona Shaw talks to Jenni Murray about directing the opera The Rape of Lucretia. Show more

Michael is caught up in Mary Ann and Brian's troubles. Dede and D'or have different experiences at Wimminwood. Stars Jos Slovick. From July 2015. Show more

Kate Adie introduces correspondents' stories: escape from Boko Haram; pride in Ukraine's Soviet past; Obama's turnaround; contrasting images in Tunisia; the old railway to Trieste. Show more

Ian McMillan sets out on a personal quest to find out more about the late professional footballer turned TV comedy star Charlie Williams. Show more

Victor is home on leave and hardly expected to have to fight a whole new set of battles. Show more

Consumer affairs programme, with a look at why women are charged more at the garage for repairs, the power of the Healing Garden, and high heels and Morton's neuroma. Show more

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Rigorous analysis of news and current affairs, presented by Shaun Ley.

The recent election was dubbed the 'selfie election'. Olympic snowboarder Aimee explores why politicians embraced the selfie. Show more

Kate is working up an idea. Meanwhile, are Fairbrother Geese finally in business? Show more

By Abbie Spallen. When Jim is faced with a life-threatening diagnosis, he starts to investigate alternative cures and remedies to assist his recovery. Show more

To celebrate 50 years of the Landmark Trust, Helen Mark meets sculptor Antony Gormley at the site of his latest work on the Stratford-upon-Avon canal in Lowsonford, Warwickshire. Show more

Dame Evelyn Glennie presents an appeal for AbleChildAfrica. Show more

Mariella Frostrup talks to Benjamin Markovits about his novel You Don't Have to Live Like This, set in Detroit. Plus discussion on Milan Kundera, Mario Vargas Llosa and Harper Lee. Show more

News from the film world with Francine Stock. Including Back to the Future composer Alan Silvestri, Amy Winehouse documentary, Audrey Hepburn at the NPG and the job of colourist. Show more

Adam Rutherford examines results of a field trial of a new way to repel aphids from wheat and hears how genetics is giving insights into how long-extinct humans smelt differently. Show more

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The government sets out why Britain should consider air strikes on Syria.

Policeman-turned-comic Alfie Moore gives his audience police powers - have they ever taken anything without consent? From 2015. Show more

David takes to the airwaves, and Bert reflects. Show more

A special edition from the Manchester International Festival, featuring Damon Albarn, Moira Buffini, Wayne McGregor, Olafur Eliasson, Jamie xx, Mark Simpson and Alex Poots. Show more

Michael is caught up in Mary Ann and Brian's troubles. Dede and D'or have different experiences at Wimminwood. Stars Jos Slovick. From July 2015. Show more

Mobeen Azhar investigates the rising popularity of 'chemsex' parties on London's gay scene and the new challenges they present to public health services. Show more

From Wimpy to Five Guys, Evan Davis and guests discuss the changing face of the multibillion-pound British fast-food market. Show more

Adam Rutherford examines results of a field trial of a new way to repel aphids from wheat and hears how genetics is giving insights into how long-extinct humans smelt differently. Show more

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss Frederick II, king of Prussia from 1740 to 1786. Show more

Govt appears to be preparing change of stance on Britain's involvement in Syria

After a shoot-out with members of 'Lucky' Ned Pepper's gang, Mattie finally comes face-to-face with her father's killer, Tom Chaney. Show more

Stuart says something very silly and Nicola tries to become Vanessa's confidante. Starring Mathew Horne. From July 2015. Show more

Sean Curran reports as the defence secretary says MPs should consider backing air strikes on IS extremists in Syria, and Labour condemns the English Votes for English Laws plan. Show more

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Europe's protracted decisions on the Middle East's future frustrate Gertrude. Read by Sylvestra le Touzel and Deborah Findlay. Show more

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