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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Rania Hafez, a senior lecturer in education at the University of Greenwich.

Anna Hill presents the latest news about food, farming and the countryside. Scientists in the US have used gene editing technology to breed dairy cattle without horns. Show more

Bill Oddie presents the lapwing. Show more

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster.

Jim Al-Khalili talks to leading scientists about their lives and work. Mathematician Marcus du Sautoy and Jim explore the symmetrical possibilities in hyperspace. Show more

Interview series. What does it take to be a successful runner of extreme distance and why do people do it? David Greig finds out. Show more

It's 150 years since Millicent Fawcett and other campaigners handed over their first petition for women's suffrage to Parliament. Jane Garvey considers feminism's impact. Show more

Jackie is sent to talk to Rachel Dickson, whose son has just been seriously injured in a hit-and-run incident. Show more

Houseflies, bluebottles, fruit flies - Brett Westwood explores how these flies that live close to us have buzzed in our imagination but have also taught us much about who we are. Show more

Isy Suttie meets the musicians using joysticks and old computers to create original yet nostalgic compositions in a genre called 'chiptune' - and even learns how to do it herself. Show more

Science writer Philip Ball visits The Magic Circle in London to examine the curious relationship between science, stage magic and the early days of cinema. Show more

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15-year-old Marc McCay is dying and it will take a miracle to save him. Cole Moreton tells the story of what happens when the death of a child allows others to live. From June 2016. Show more

Anna updates Helen, and Jennifer wants Phoebe to take a break. Show more

By Rachel Mathews. Dark comedy about a young girl who decides to kill her dad, exploring the dynamic and sometimes fraught relationship between fathers and adolescent daughters. Show more

Jay Rayner hosts the programme from Aldeburgh, Suffolk. Rachel McCormack, Tim Hayward, Itamar Srulovich and Barry Smith are the panellists answering the questions. Show more

Fi Glover's guests share their experience of being scammed by extremely sophisticated fraudsters. Show more

Joshua Rozenberg explores how artificial intelligence might change the legal profession. Also: how a digital history project is charting the role of women in the law. Show more

Sir Trevor McDonald, Jon Snow and Harriett Gilbert discuss books by Robert A Caro, Graham Swift and Bill Bryson. From 2016. Show more

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He admitted workers at the chain's Derbyshire warehouse were paid below the minimum wage

Writer Lionel Shriver reads from her frank and personal journals and discusses her formative years. With Rufus Hound. From 2016. Show more

David is on edge, and Jolene changes tack. Show more

Ben Kingsley discusses Learning to Drive, Casey Nicholaw on directing Aladdin on stage, artist Richard Wilson on curating the RA Summer Exhibition, and a review of Outcast. Show more

Jackie is sent to talk to Rachel Dickson, whose son has just been seriously injured in a hit-and-run incident. Show more

The controversial Cancer Drugs Fund for England is being reformed. Will the new model be any better equipped to deal with the pressures of rising cost and demand? Phil Kemp reports. Show more

Programme for people who are blind or partially sighted. Cooking healthy food from scratch when you can't see your way around the kitchen, with tips from food-lover Richard Lane. Show more

Claudia Hammond examines a study linking aircraft noise and mental health, and explores evidence that questions whether newborn babies are capable of imitation. Show more

Jim Al-Khalili talks to leading scientists about their lives and work. Mathematician Marcus du Sautoy and Jim explore the symmetrical possibilities in hyperspace. Show more

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Prime Minister and UKIP leader face live audience Show more

The students make a trip to Norfolk in search of answers. Show more

Mad about the monarchy. Stephen K Amos's teenage years in 1980s south London. By Jonathan Harvey with Stephen K Amos. From 2015. Show more

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster. The founder of Sports Direct, Mike Ashley, appears before a committee of MPs and defends the company's working practices. Show more

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Katherine Wilson tells her story of travelling to Naples in 1996 and discovering love, food and family in a uniquely Neapolitan way. Show more

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