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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with the Rev Elizabeth Adekunle. Show more

Farming news, presented by Anna Hill. Late rural farm payments are costing UK taxpayers millions of pounds in EU fines. Plus the latest developments on amending the hunting ban. Show more

Martin Hughes-Games presents the barnacle goose. Show more

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster. The home secretary announces a secure zone for hauliers returning to Britain through Calais, and a planned vote on fox hunting is delayed. Show more

History as told by people who were there. Acclaimed American author James Salter, who died in June 2015, aged 90, recalls his time as a US fighter pilot during the Korean War. Show more

Jenni Murray is joined by new dragon Sarah Willingham and Sara Paretsky, who discusses her latest VI Warshawski detective book. Joss Stone performs Stuck on You. Show more

Katy Wix, Karl Theobald, Colin Hoult, Harry Hadden-Paton and Clive Anderson head up this comedy about a dating app which lets you swipe from one partner to another - instantly. Show more

Fi Glover introduces friends who have supported each other through the very worst of experiences, recalling the bad times and how things have improved. Show more

On its tenth anniversary, Sara Parker visits Antony Gormley's haunting installation Another Place on Crosby beach and talks to the artist and those whose lives are touched by it. Show more

A too rude sketch, advice on how to deal with bullies and an accidental visit to Ambridge. With Simon Kane. From September 2013. Show more

The investigation into Police Constable King's murder gathers pace. Show more

Consumer news, including the fashionable restaurants that wouldn't dream of serving battery chicken but where the staff work twelve-hour days without a break. Show more

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Rigorous analysis of news and current affairs. Is the Greece deal unravelling? An IMF report says the country needs far more debt relief. Show more

Marina Warner, with other writers, looks at the world of contemporary storytelling looking at “Speaking in Parables”. From 2015. Show more

Debbie is stuck in the middle, and Kate is not the mother Phoebe wants. Show more

As Gareth and Diane attempt to launch a new menu at the Druid's Rest, something is lurking in the sea mist. By Annamaria Murphy. Show more

Doing your own taxes? Money Box helps listeners with personal and small business tax questions. Show more

What is the evidence that taxing sugary drinks will reduce obesity levels? Low libido in women - what is hypoactive sexual desire disorder? Plus Europe's largest robotic pharmacy. Show more

Laurie Taylor discusses a study into the selling of drugs among teens in suburban America. Also, white collar jobs that move to the global south. Show more

Media news with Steve Hewlett, including the BBC's annual report, Chris Bryant on the 'BBC under siege' and the Alan Whicker Foundation award for documentary makers over 50. Show more

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Labour and Unions condemn government plans to tighten rules on industrial action.

Can't face an evening without a cigarette? The comedian presents a lecture on the economics of the addictive weed. From 2015. Show more

Kate gets it wrong, and Roy gets it right. Show more

Rupert Goold's film directorial debut, Francesca Simon and Cressida Cowell on finishing long-running series, and Richard Cork on unusual things that have become art. Show more

Katy Wix, Karl Theobald, Colin Hoult, Harry Hadden-Paton and Clive Anderson head up this comedy about a dating app which lets you swipe from one partner to another - instantly. Show more

Combative, provocative and engaging debate chaired by Michael Buerk. With Matthew Taylor, Giles Fraser, Anne McElvoy and Jill Kirby. Show more

Jennifer Kavanagh questions the value of success, arguing that it is the moral content of what we do, rather than doing it well or badly, on which we should judge ourselves. Show more

We are all living longer, but for many that means suffering chronic pain for longer too. Dr Sarah Goldingay explores new and groundbreaking research into relieving chronic pain. Show more

We talk to the former finance minister who negotiated the first bailout five years ago.

Rachel learns that the woman she called Jess - whose name was actually Megan - has been missing for several days, and she may be the only person who knows about her secret lover. Show more

Raymond Chandler and Ian Fleming argue over villains in archive, the word caveat and hats in bed, and Peter Curran describes the attentions of an abusive priest from his childhood. Show more

Can Dr Berry help Heron with his fear of thunder? With Steve Furst and Sally Okafor. From 2013. Show more

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster as David Cameron defends plans to tighten the laws on trade unions, and MPs angrily debate the plans for English votes for English laws. Show more

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In search of wilderness and 'otherness', Malachy Tallack's journey around the sixtieth parallel takes him to Alaska, America's self-proclaimed 'Last Frontier'. Show more

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