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The latest news from BBC Radio 4.
A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Angela Graham.
The French government is offering a multi-million pound aid package to its farmers as prices keep falling. Should British farmers be putting more pressure on their government? Show more
The latest weather forecast for farmers.
Bill Oddie presents the Grey partridge. Show more
Morning news and current affairs. Including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
Clare Short, the former international development secretary, discusses her Catholic upbringing in Birmingham and her father's sense of injustice at Britain's treatment of Ireland. Show more
Woman's Hour
Maria Miller, Life in Squares, Male weight loss
58 minutes
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Presented by Emma Barnett. Featuring Maria Miller, chair of the new Women and Equalities Select Committee, Amanda Coe on her new drama Life in Squares, and family estrangement. Show more
Set in 1930s Calcutta and based on letters and diary entries, the true story of Tanika Gupta's great uncle Dinesh Gupta and his resistance to British colonial rule. Show more
Mind Changers
BF Skinner and Superstition in the Pigeon
28 minutes
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Claudia Hammond explores the legacy of BF Skinner and behaviourism. One of the most famous psychologists of the 20th century, he remains one of the most controversial. Show more
Trisha and Clare find they have distinctly different ideas about hosting a Burns Supper. Stars Hilary Lyon. From 2015. Show more
Theologian Giles Fraser, writer Lisa Appignanesi, classicist Edith Hall and psychotherapist Mark Vernon discuss the history of ideas around love. Melvyn Bragg presents. Show more
You and Yours
Lost phone pictures, Netflix, The Charity Line
45 minutes
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Consumer affairs programme, including stories from parents who didn't back up their phones and lost irreplaceable pictures of their children. Show more
The latest weather forecast.
Peers including Baroness Boothroyd tell us why Lord Sewel should quit the House of Lords, following allegations involving drugs and prostitutes. Show more
Tim Samuels explores the sharing economy as it applies to accommodation. Show more
Adam is on the front foot, and Jolene has a plan for the pub. Show more
4 Extra Debut. When Anja meets Rhys she is reluctant to fall in love, but her brain has other ideas. A love story narrated by a neuroscientist. Stars Sarah Smart and Alun Raglan. Show more
Paul Gambaccini's entertaining music quiz reaches the eighth heat of the 2015 season, with competitors from London, Norfolk and Devon. Show more
Sheila Dillon visits the volunteers running Edinburgh's first community bakery and trying to change Scotland's diet one loaf at a time. Show more
Paddy Ashdown chooses his favourite works of poetry and prose at home in Somerset, with readings by Simon Armstrong and Pippa Hayward. Show more
Brian Cox and Robin Ince take to the stage in San Francisco to talk alien visitations and UFOs with Seth Shostack, Carolyn Porco, Greg Proops and Paul Provenza. Show more
The latest shipping forecast.
Six O'Clock News
27/7/2015: Police investigating drug claim peer
30 minutes
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Police are investigating the peer Lord Sewell over allegations of drug-related offences.
A visit to St Albans for regulars Tim Brooke-Taylor, Barry Cryer and Graeme Garden with Omid Djalili on the panel and Jack Dee in the chair. Show more
Ian gets an interesting offer, and Charlie faces a conundrum. Show more
Front Row
Sylvie Guillem, Iris reviewed, Fiftieth anniversary of Help!, Aurora Orchestra
30 minutes
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Arts news with John Wilson, including dancer Sylvie Guillem on her final performances, the 50th anniversary of Help!, the Aurora Orchestra and a review of new documentary Iris. Show more
Set in 1930s Calcutta and based on letters and diary entries, the true story of Tanika Gupta's great uncle Dinesh Gupta and his resistance to British colonial rule. Show more
Sarah Montague, in the company of two fellow night workers, uncovers a disturbing picture of the risks involved in working the nightshift. Show more
South Africa produces almost half of Africa's electricity, but it is struggling with rolling blackouts. Neal Razzell reports on what has been called a national crisis. Show more
Brett Westwood explores the beautiful and dark sides to tropical coral reefs, from shipwrecks to paradise. From 2015 Show more
Clare Short, the former international development secretary, discusses her Catholic upbringing in Birmingham and her father's sense of injustice at Britain's treatment of Ireland. Show more
The latest weather forecast.
The World Tonight
Turkey and US agree to set up a buffer zone on the Syrian border.
45 minutes
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Washington in talks with Ankara about intensifying attacks against IS militants in Syria.
4 Extra Debut. Paul is stalking Claude, thinking he can be the star of his new novel, but is he interesting enough? Read by Peter Serafinowicz. Show more
Josie Long hears stories of love, loss and finding yourself from a final kiss to rebuilding after a relationship. From 2015. Show more
A new series of Shared Experience begins with a listener's story. Daniel, who heard the programme about mothers who left their children, responds with his own experience. Show more
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. Followed by Weather.
4 Extra Debut. Poet Hannah Lowe - who grew up in 1980s Essex with a half-Chinese, half-black father - recreates his childhood. Show more
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