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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with the Rev Dr Kirsty Thorpe, URC minister. Show more

The latest news about food, farming and the countryside. Could the transatlantic trade deal currently being negotiated between the US and the EU be disastrous for UK farmers? Show more

David Attenborough presents the sounds and story of the seabird, the shag. Show more

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster as South Yorkshire police face criticism over the handling of the Hillsborough disaster and the government's academies plan comes under fire. Show more

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the content, history and impact of Euclid's Elements, the mathematical text book from the ancient world, originating in Alexandria in about 300BC. Show more

Changing law on surrogates, women who worked at the BBC in 1920s and 1930s, how women feel caring for loved ones with dementia, and favourite female Shakespearean characters. Show more

Jack and Grandma clash, despite Jack's improving fortunes as her blog begins to earn her money. Show more

British Nigerian Nkem Ifejika cannot speak Igbo, the language of his forefathers, and he wants to know why. Show more

Will Gompertz visits the Coventry Singer Songwriters group and is joined Kathryn Williams and Tom McRae for a special masterclass on hit love songs. Show more

On this day in 1916, all men between 33 and 41 who had attested were called to report for service, and in Ashburton, Isaac discovers Lewis has not been working at Halecot Farm. Show more

The Financial Conduct Authority has issued a consumer notice about a website called WeRe Bank, which promises to pay off people's debts using its own currency. Show more

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News with Martha Kearney, including the Labour anti-Semitism row.

Ellie Cawthorne on the Inch Affair at Essex University in 1968 - a protest whose impact reshaped both student politics and how universities were run. Show more

Johnny is making an extra effort, and Tom is catching up. Show more

4 Extra Debut. In 1939, celebrated aviator Anne Morrow Lindbergh met writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Did they have an affair? Stars Samuel West. Show more

Helen Mark spends a day at Southwell Races in rural Nottinghamshire. It may be one of the smallest racetracks in the UK, but it is also one of the busiest. Show more

Levison Wood presents an appeal on behalf of Renewable World. Show more

Mariella Frostrup talks to award-winning writer David Szalay about All That Man Is, his new collection which explores what it is to be a man in the 21st century. Show more

With Francine Stock. Laszlo Nemes discusses Son of Saul, his Oscar-winning film about life and death in a Nazi concentration camp. Plus The Sound Barrier and cinema in 1916 v 2016. Show more

Science news. Cern physicists have reported a blip in their data. It might be nothing. But it just might be the beginning of an entirely new branch of physics. Show more

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One of Jeremy Corbyn's closest allies, Ken Livingstone, has been suspended by Labour for bringing the party into disrepute during the increasingly bitter row about anti-Semitism.

What do long term partners really argue about? Frank Skinner's sharp comedy with Katherine Parkinson. From 2016. Show more

Loveable idiots, Alex Owen and Ben Ashenden - aka The Pin – present their weird twist on the double-act sketch show. From 2015. Show more

Jim needs to make up his mind, and Joe has a bright idea. Show more

Mark Gatiss and Samira Ahmed assess the Doctor Who novelisations and artwork, and playwright Bryony Lavery explains how she has adapted Brideshead Revisited for the stage. Show more

Jack and Grandma clash, despite Jack's improving fortunes as her blog begins to earn her money. Show more

Do borders enhance or diminish our lives? As Homer's Odysseus reaches home Frances Stonor Saunders asks how we prepare for death, the final border crossing. Readings by Sam West. Show more

Marijuana is now legal in the US state of Colorado - but not according to federal law, which prohibits its sale. How does the fast-growing industry manage this legal limbo? Show more

Science news. Cern physicists have reported a blip in their data. It might be nothing. But it just might be the beginning of an entirely new branch of physics. Show more

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the content, history and impact of Euclid's Elements, the mathematical text book from the ancient world, originating in Alexandria in about 300BC. Show more

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In-depth reporting and analysis from a global perspective. What constitutes anti-semitism? Are doctors being deliberately targeted in Syria? And hopes for a cure for blindness. Show more

The aftermath of the storm requires a clean-up - not only of the London's streets but of the mess created by political schemes and broken hearts. Show more

The ground-breaking Radio 4 phone-in show presents a one-off special on the Olympics, hosted by the legendary Gary Bellamy and brought to you by the creators of The Fast Show. Show more

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster on claims that the government has made concessions on trade union legislation in order to gain union support for the EU Remain campaign. Show more

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