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Church bells from St Helen's Church, Lundy Island. Show more

Mark Coles examines the highs and lows of Speaker Bercow's life and career. Show more

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When does the ability to read between the lines become vital? From codes in Shakespeare to modern surveillance states, Mark Tully seeks out the secret messages of everyday life. Show more

Ruth Sanderson visits a Northern Irish farmer who is making fresh pork chorizo using his herd of free range saddleback pigs. Show more

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14 former bishops criticise the Church's report on same-sex relationships. How the NHS is using faith to tackle mental health and why a Bollywood movie has been banned in Pakistan. Show more

Sir Derek Jacobi makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of MediCinema. Show more

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Mark Coffey considers the relationship between faith and work in a programme live from Emmanuel Church, Didsbury in south Manchester. Show more

John Gray on our desire to protect our "way of life". "Forced to choose between insecurity and a promise of stability through tyranny" he writes, "many will opt for tyranny". Show more

Brett Westwood presents the story and sound of the great spotted woodpecker. Show more

Sunday morning magazine programme with news and conversation about the big stories of the week. Presented by Paddy O'Connell.

Helen is concerned for Henry, and Jennifer wants to put an end to the rumours.

Kirsty Young talks to actress June Brown, best known today for her role as the long-suffering chain-smoking Dot Cotton (now Dot Branning) in the BBC TV soap EastEnders. Show more

John Lloyd and Jo Brand welcome Deborah Frances-White, bee expert Professor Dave Goulson and Sir Tony Robinson. From 2017. Show more

Sheila Dillon goes on a citrus journey, discovering new flavour possibilities and hidden histories. Show more

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Global news and analysis.

What links oops, mmm, ooh and aggh, with zap, pow and kerplunk? Strictly speaking this is a programme about sound symbolism. Stephen Fry links interjections and onomatopoeia. Show more

Eric Robson and the panel are in St Monans in Scotland. Show more

Fi Glover introduces conversations about the death of a loved one, by suicide or violence, how the dead can be remembered and how the living can best be comforted. Show more

'It's only an accident that I'm not you, and you're not me.' Conclusion of the much-loved gothic tale. Stars Archie Panjabi. Show more

Joanna Trollope talks to Mariella Frostrup about her new novel City of Friends, which explores working life through the lens of four highly successful career women. Show more

Hull is 2017's European Capital of Culture, and Roger McGough is joined by Sean O'Brien, Douglas Dunn and Paul Farley to celebrate the city's most famous librarian, Philip Larkin. Show more

Has the culture within the NHS changed since the publication of the first independent report into the treatment of whistleblowers in 2015? Simon Cox reports. Show more

Mark Coles examines the highs and lows of Speaker Bercow's life and career. Show more

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The latest weather forecast.

The White House has pledged to respond after Pyongyang carried out a new missile test.

Julie Hesmondhalgh chooses her BBC Radio highlights.

Roy and Helen have a nervous wait, and Jennifer raises her game. Show more

Day 6 of the walk and Ros is worried they’re not doing enough to revive the bond they share. Stars Felicity Montagu. From 2016. Show more

An uplifting story by Janice Galloway, inspired by Walt Whitman's poem Song of Myself. Show more

Melvyn Bragg reveals the secrets of making a live episode of In Our Time, Hugh Sykes speaks about precision in language, and Charlotte Smith discusses Brexit and agriculture. Show more

Matthew Bannister on comedy writer Alan Simpson, secretary Brunhilde Pomsel, businessman Sir Ken Morrison and author Buchi Emecheta. Show more

Could greater rights for unmarried couples be on the cards? Prepayment meter energy price cap, and should a bank have done more to protect a couple defrauded by criminals? Show more

Sir Derek Jacobi makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of MediCinema. Show more

Former home secretary Jacqui Smith asks David Blunkett, and leading figures in the judiciary and the prisons, why a much-trumpeted New Labour sentencing reform failed to work. Show more

Carolyn Quinn is joined by Conservative MP Conor Burns, Labour's Barbara Keeley and Tommy Sheppard of the SNP for discussion about the Speaker of the Commons and Labour's troubles. Show more

Cinema magazine programme. Antonia Quirke meets Annette Bening, Sylvette Baudrot and foley artist Sue Harding. Show more

When does the ability to read between the lines become vital? From codes in Shakespeare to modern surveillance states, Mark Tully seeks out the secret messages of everyday life. Show more

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Sociological discussion programme. Laurie Taylor explores the increasing segregation of cities by height. Also, India's property boom. Show more

Church bells from St Helen's Church, Lundy Island. Show more

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