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Spiritual reflection to start the day with Bob Fyffe, general secretary of Churches Together in Britain and Ireland.

Will animal welfare standards come under pressure post-Brexit? Farmers might want to keep current standards, but will animal welfare campaigners push for more? Show more

Kate Humble presents the black grouse. Show more

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster.

Series in which two artists discuss creative questions. The ceramicist Grayson Perry asks the computer game creator Naomi Alderman whether computer games can be called art. Show more

Simon Barnes argues that sport is feminism in action. Show more

A space for spiritual reflection with a Bible reading, prayer and a range of Christian music. Led by the Rev Dr Kirsty Thorpe. Show more

How a teenage obsession with cricket has really paid off for author Emma John. Plus, how expecting less can help you flourish and the texts that have changed lives. Show more

Can DCI Alma Blair avoid the red herrings and discover who - or what - killed a restaurant critic? Stars Julie Hesmondhalgh. Show more

Two members of the South Wales Mountaineering Club compare their lists of summits ticked off and routes taken. Fi Glover presents. Show more

He is anonymous and works by night. His mission? Grammatical warfare - he wants to rid Bristol of sloppy apostrophes on public signs. Jon Kay follows the Apostrophiser at work. Show more

Comedy lecture on the economics behind goods we're addicted to – unravelling how the food industry deals with sugar. From 2015. Show more

Tim Harford introduces inventions, ideas and innovations that have helped to create the modern economic world. Paper, invented in China just over 2,000 years ago. Show more

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There has been widespread international condemnation of a suspected chemical attack on the rebel held town of Khan Sheikhoun in Syria. Show more

Helen Arney and Dr Kat Arney explore the Victorian legacy: did the Victorians in fact invent the electric car? From 2017. Show more

David's plan backfires, and Adam is left in the lurch. Show more

4 Extra Debut. A conspiracy theory podcaster goes in search of the legendary East Anglian beast, Black Shuck. Stars Nicola Walker. Show more

Financial phone-in. Adam Shaw and guests discuss the financial aspects of separation and divorce. Show more

Dr Kevin Fong asks if there was ever a golden age for training to be a doctor. Show more

Laurie Taylor presents a special programme devoted to the BSA/Thinking Allowed Ethnography Award shortlist for 2017. Show more

Topical programme about the fast-changing media world. What Ofcom's new proposals might mean for Radio 2. Show more

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Russia is criticised for backing the Syrian regime after chemical attacks.

Nathan discovers watching too much TV can make him paranoid - with serious repercussions for his family. From September 2014. Show more

Emma takes matters into her own hands, and Eddie comes to Rex's defence. Show more

Novelist David Vann on retelling the Medea myth, Terence Davies on his film about American poet Emily Dickinson, a new exhibition about British abstract artist Albert Moore. Show more

Can DCI Alma Blair avoid the red herrings and discover who - or what - killed a restaurant critic? Stars Julie Hesmondhalgh. Show more

Fi Glover pits optimists against pessimists in a debate on the future of health. Are we heading towards a golden age of medicine, or is public health a ticking time bomb? Show more

Christine Done, professor of astronomy and astrophysics at Durham University, talks about the ultimate destiny of the universe. Show more

The British fishing industry sharply declined during out membership of the European Union. Will Brexit bring a revival? Tom Heap investigates. Show more

Series in which two artists discuss creative questions. The ceramicist Grayson Perry asks the computer game creator Naomi Alderman whether computer games can be called art. Show more

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Trump describes gassing of Syrians as "horrible" and "unspeakable". Show more

Cora, Francis and Martha visit an Essex village and meet the local vicar and his delightful family. Read by Ruth Gemmell. Show more

Stand-up Tom Parry tells the story of four fancy dress parties over the course of a year in his native Wolverhampton. From 2017. Show more

Actor and director Richard Schiff offers a tour of his own life and dreams - from being a taxi driver to The West Wing, from life with the Black Panthers to President Trump. Show more

Paddy O'Connell and his dog explore why Newham’s local hero Bletchley Park codebreaker isn’t as well-known as Turing. From 2016. Show more

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster on reaction in the House of Lords to the chemical deaths in Syria. Show more

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Berger explores the psychic impact of mass migration and the sense of a true home. Read by Simon McBurney and Harriet Walter. Show more

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