Sean Curran reports from Westminster where Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn clash over Brexit, there are concerns over pledges made by Donald Trump and MPs urge help for English wine. Show more
A space for spiritual reflection with a Bible reading, prayer and a range of Christian music. Led by the Rev Sharon Grenham-Thompson. Show more
Laura Barton walks the length of Sunset Boulevard, from downtown to the Pacific Ocean, uncovering the stories, people and places of Sunset's artistic life. Show more
Psychotherapist Susie Orbach explores the unique relationship between therapist and patient. In this episode, she meets Amelia, who is worried about her teenage daughter Grace. Show more
You and Yours
Financial Conduct Authority, Fabletics, Gambling texts
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The head of the Financial Conduct Authority, Andrew Bailey, talks to You and Yours about how the banking regulator is going to focus more on helping and protecting consumers. Show more
The latest weather forecast.
UKIP's group in the European Parliament is accused of misusing more than £400,000 of EU funding. Plans to curb the power of the House of Lords have been dropped. Show more
Soldiers talk about how they filled their time behind the lines, from cleaning to drinking and football, and while none visited brothels, they had friends that did. Show more
Helen worries for Henry, and Adam has high hopes. Show more
Fighting rages in the Scarlet Mountains as the Red leader languishes in a prison cell. Show more
David Lindo, AKA the Urban Birder, loves the birds seen in cities and towns but has always dreamed of visiting the Isle of Man. He sets sail to find puffins, seals and hen harriers. Show more
Jamie Andrew makes an appeal on behalf of Bendrigg Trust. Show more
Open Book
Margaret Drabble, Louis de Bernieres, Literary prizes, Wyl Menmuir on fictional islands
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Mariella Frostrup talks to Margaret Drabble about her new novel The Dark Flood Rises. Show more
Cinema magazine presented by Francine Stock. Producer, writer, professor and former studio boss James Schamus tells Francine why he took the plunge and directed his first film. Show more
BBC Inside Science
Does Pluto have an ocean, Antarctica's oldest ice, Meat emissions, Swifts fly ten months non-stop
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Adam Rutherford hears evidence for an ocean inside Pluto and talks to the scientist bound for Antarctica in search of the world's oldest ice. Show more
The latest shipping forecast.
Six O'Clock News
17/11/2016 Housing crisis costs £3.5bn
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17/11/2016 Councils spend an extra 43% housing homeless
The Justice Secretary says it will take time to sort prison problems
The Fair Intellectual Club
An Encounter with Mr Handel
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The scholarly secret society inspires Mr Handel's latest saucy smash hit on Edinburgh's Calton Hill. Stars Gus Brown. From 2016. Show more
Brian struggles to look on the bright side, and Pip keeps Toby's feet on the ground. Show more
Front Row
The Hepworth Prize, New Art Gallery Walsall, Indignation, Don Giovanni
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The winner of the Hepworth Prize for Sculpture; the director of The New Art Gallery Walsall; how Philip Roth's novels translate to the screen; opera director Oliver Mears. Show more
Dexter spilled the beans, so Skye's in big trouble. And she's been banned from seeing Boy. Stars Sydney Wade. Show more
Why did the Court of Appeal reject challenges to Joint Enterprise murder convictions? And does perceived unfairness of Joint Enterprise point to bigger problems with homicide law? Show more
From eBay to the allocation of radio spectrum licences for mobile phone companies, businesses and governments are making increased use of auctions. Evan Davis and guests discuss. Show more
BBC Inside Science
Does Pluto have an ocean, Antarctica's oldest ice, Meat emissions, Swifts fly ten months non-stop
30 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 LWAvailable for over a year
Adam Rutherford hears evidence for an ocean inside Pluto and talks to the scientist bound for Antarctica in search of the world's oldest ice. Show more
Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss legal ideas developed under Byzantine emperor Justinian I in the C6th AD, which influenced the evolution of law in much of Western civilisation. Show more
The latest weather forecast.
The World Tonight
Donald Trump meets the Japanese PM
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Donald Trump meets the Japanese prime minister - his first meeting with a foreign leader. What will they discuss? We speak to an adviser to prime minister Shinzo Abe. Show more
At the convent, Allie reveals the full extent of her power and shows that it can be channelled for more than mere violence. Show more
Comedian Thom Tuck draws parallels between his own life, the action film genre and the work of Steven Seagal. From April 2013. Show more
Sean Curran reports from Westminster.
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4. Followed by Weather.
Sir Ranulph Fiennes looks back at the terrors he confronted while serving in the SAS. Show more
The latest shipping forecast.
Commentary on the second day of the second Test between India and England, from Visakhapatnam, with Jonathan Agnew, Simon Mann, Prakash Wakankar, Michael Vaughan and Geoff Boycott. Show more
