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Guildford Cathedral has 'no plan B' as it tries to stay financially viable. How sanctuary churches in the US plan to protect immigrants. Where can you not you swim on the Sabbath? Show more

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Live from St David's Uniting Church, Pontypridd. Beverley Humphreys reflects on God's love as a transformative power to heal divisions. Led by the Rev Phil Wall. Show more

John Gray on populism. He argues that modern-day populism has largely been created by centre parties who have identified themselves with an unsustainable status quo. Show more

Steve Backshall presents the story and sound of the herring gull. Show more

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

Jennifer wants to strike the right note, and Roy is taken by surprise.

Kirsty Young interviews Dame Katherine Grainger, rower and Olympic medallist in five consecutive Games. Show more

Nicholas Parsons returns for his 50th year and the 77th series of the award-winning panel show. His guests this week are Paul Merton, Josie Lawrence, Zoe Lyons and Graham Norton. Show more

Ashley Palmer-Watts and Dr Polly Russell visit farmers switching from growing opium to veg in the newest iteration of a project pioneered by the late Thai King almost 50 years ago. Show more

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Jeremy Corbyn says he takes his share of the blame for Labour's defeat in Copeland but says that it is not the 'time to retreat, to run away or give up'. Show more

Stephen Fry on how we talk and write about mental ill health. It's a minefield, and Stephen has comedian and former psychiatric nurse Jo Brand as gentle guide. Show more

Eric Robson and the team are in Tittensor, Staffordshire. Bunny Guinness, Christine Walkden and Matthew Wilson answer questions from local gardeners. Show more

Fi Glover introduces conversations about imagination and artistic expression from Swansea, Newcastle and Sheffield. Show more

Ann Veronica is living alone in her quest for liberation, but it's an uphill struggle. Starring Bill Nighy and Amy Hoggart. Show more

Mariella Frostrup talks to acclaimed novelist Mohsin Hamid, whose new book, Exit West, takes on hugely urgent themes of migration and the refugee crisis. Show more

Roger McGough presents a selection of requests for poems that paint a portrait, including contributions from Lord Byron, UA Fanthorpe and Charles Causley. Show more

A landmark government review in 2012 of education for excluded pupils was damning. Has this 'flawed system' for some of 'the most vulnerable children in the country' improved? Show more

From Finsbury Park to Hollywood, Edward Stourton looks at the life and career of the actress who played James Bond's first kick-ass, gun-wielding Moneypenny. Show more

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Jeremy Corbyn has urged Labour not to retreat or give up - after what he described as its "deeply disappointing" defeat in the Copeland by-election.

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Life at Grange Farm is squeezed, and Tom is having second thoughts. Show more

It’s the last day of the walk with 10 miles still to go – then Laura and Ros oversleep! Stars Felicity Montagu. From 2016. Show more

What drives a man to detach his limbs and reassemble himself inside a glass bottle like a miniature ship? Show more

Looking for clarity on Radio 2's new schedule? Head of Radio 2 Lewis Carnie answers listeners' questions. And Archers' actor Timothy Watson explains the mind of Rob Titchener. Show more

Kate Silverton on hotelier Stanley Bard, campaigner Norma McCorvey, radio producer Michael Ember and singer-songwriter Peter Skellern. Show more

What do a Parent Teachers Association, a branch of the Royal British Legion and a group of Methodist churches have in common? And the free childcare that is not so free. Show more

Margaret McQuade, a beneficiary and staff member of the charity Addaction, makes the Radio 4 Appeal on their behalf. Show more

Rosie Campbell examines the bias that voters bring to the ballot box. Show more

Carolyn Quinn is joined by Labour's leader in the Lords, Baroness Angela Smith; former Conservative minister, Alistair Burt; and the former head of the civil service, Bob Kerslake. Show more

Cinema magazine programme, presented by Francine Stock. Stephen Woolley, producer of The Crying Game, reveals what he had to do to keep the movie's famous twist a secret. Show more

Mark Tully considers the spiritual and cultural relationship between beasts of burden and humans and celebrates the qualities of the mule - in war, peace and religious folklore. Show more

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Laurie Taylor explores the origins, meaning and future of work that is managed via online platforms in the 'sharing economy'. Show more

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