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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with Andrew Graystone. Show more

Harvest 2015: A look at this year's prospects and the key components of a good harvest. Plus the Scottish farmers afraid of going into their fields because of rustlers. Show more

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Martin Hughes-Games presents the siskin. These birds now breed across the UK and cash in on our love of bird-feeding. Show more

Morning news and current affairs. Including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.

On the historic walls of Derry/Londonderry, Fi Glover talks to author Brian McGilloway about the Irish facility with words and the lyricism of the conversations gathered in Ulster. Show more

A dramatic eyewitness account of the events in Hiroshima on 6 August 1945, from 98-year-old survivor Dr Shuntaro Hida. Show more

Suzi Godson hears about young men's attitudes to commitment, jockey Hayley Turner discusses women in horse racing, and Amnesty International's review of the sex trade is explored. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Mrs Armitage is encouraged by her husband to talk to a psychiatrist about her desire for more children. Stars Helen McCrory. Show more

Claudia Hammond explores Carl Rogers's revolutionary approach to psychotherapy, led by the client and not the therapist. His influence can be seen throughout the field today. Show more

A sleepover, a stray dog and an impending house move – can the team still manage to party? Stars Hilary Maclean. From 2015. Show more

Physicist Tara Shears, lawyer Harry Potter, philosopher Clare Carlisle and neuropsychologist Paul Broks debate the question 'How can I know anything at all?' Melvyn Bragg presents. Show more

Consumer news. The criminal courts charge makes convicted criminals pay for the cost of the court. A magistrate believes it is failing people. Plus pitching a novel online. Show more

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Analysis of news and current affairs, presented by Mark Mardell.

Why was it Eve who ate the apple? Jo Fidgen and company discuss whether Genesis encourages hatred of women today. Show more

There is a gathering at Bridge Farm, and Adam makes a decision. Show more

Following the cuts to Legal Aid, pressure is mounting on Shoe Lane barristers' chambers. Head clerk Billy Lamb makes a desperate bid to secure work from an unscrupulous solicitor. Show more

Paul Gambaccini chairs the wide-ranging music quiz, this week from Media City in Salford. Show more

Does the soft drink world need refreshment? With more young people staying teetotal, Dan Saladino explores the traditional, quirky and novel sodas quenching big brands' dominance. Show more

Comedy writer and star of Cabin Pressure John Finnemore presents his favourite, funniest readings, aided by Stephanie Cole and Geoffrey Whitehead. Show more

Brian Cox and Robin Ince look at the science of speed with comedian Alexei Sayle, land speed record holder Andy Green and Professor Danielle George. Show more

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City trader found guilty of Libor rate rigging. Police appeal for anyone sexually abused by Sir Edward Heath, to come forward. Government to begin process to sell stake in RBS.

A return 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

Charlie needs to dig deeper, and Peggy feels generous. Show more

Sir James MacMillan on his first symphony for 13 years, Penny Woolcock's new installation Utopia at The Roundhouse in London, The Gift reviewed, and Road movies. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Mrs Armitage is encouraged by her husband to talk to a psychiatrist about her desire for more children. Stars Helen McCrory. Show more

Fearless, fanatical and feminine. Women have proven to be some of the most ruthlessly effective of bombers and hijackers. Bridget Kendall investigates their motivation. Show more

Gabriel Gatehouse follows the journeys of two African migrants, from their dramatic rescue in the Mediterranean, to their attempts to find a new home in Europe. Show more

Brett Westwood explores how these ancient beasts are influencing our stories, films and science. From 2015 Show more

On the historic walls of Derry/Londonderry, Fi Glover talks to author Brian McGilloway about the Irish facility with words and the lyricism of the conversations gathered in Ulster. Show more

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Court heard that Tom Hayes manipulated the key rate almost daily for nearly four years.

After the disastrous intervention in Claude's love life, Paul has a new idea to court the waitress. Read by Peter Serafinowicz. Show more

Josie Long hears about living in a Russian jail and on top of a volcano - and how a ghost writer transforms memories. From 2015. Show more

Martha Kearney follows the experiences and explores the hopes of six of the new intake of MPs, asking whether this class of 2015 are going to make a difference. Show more

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Helen Scales defines molluscs, producers of shells and one of the most ancient and successful animal groups on the planet. Show more

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