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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with Shaunaka Rishi Das, director of the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies. Show more

Farming Today speaks to the President of the World Farmer's Organisation on the UN's World Food Day, and reflects on the UK's worst storm 30 years after it devastated the country. Show more

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Birdwatching's irreverent Tweeter YOLOBirder remembers rescuing redwings when snow hit the north east, standing with a bird in each hand. Show more

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Andrew Marr is joined by international lawyer Oona Hathaway, Norwegian ambassador Mona Juul, Yemen specialist Elisabeth Kendall and journalist Philip Collins. Show more

Spiritual reflection with a Bible reading, prayer and music. The Rev Roy Jenkins begins a week of reflections on the evangelists. Show more

Programme that offers a female perspective on the world. Jessie Ware talks about how becoming a mother has influenced her music. Show more

Sarah Millican reads from her frank and funny memoir. In her late twenties, in the aftermath of a divorce, Sarah discovered she had a talent for writing and performing comedy. Show more

Documentary. Polly Toynbee explores the years of war and peace that profoundly shaped the life and writing of her grandfather, Arnold J Toynbee. Show more

Susan Calman tries to learn how to unwind, by going hillwalking with Muriel Gray. From 2016. Show more

If managers often have a bad reputation, what should we make of those who tell managers how to manage? That question has often been raised over the years, with a sceptical tone. Show more

Why are younger people struggling so much with debt in 2017? And why IKEA wants a piece of the action when it comes to us personalising its furniture. Winifred Robinson presents. Show more

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How to have a better brain through physical exercise. Sian Williams meets the neuroscientists with the latest research on why a brisk walk will boost brain power. Show more

Lilian feels guilty, and Pip admits her faux pas. Show more

When Joe Stein invests Russian money in a goldmine he sets off a series of murders. Starring Robert Glenister. Show more

Nigel Rees hosts the quotations quiz with Sally Phillips, Matthew Parris, Kate Williams and Frog Stone. From October 2017. Show more

Sheila Dillon presents a series about how we eat now. In this programme, she talks to people who eat according to very strict rules. Show more

Documentary. Peruvian-born chef and record producer Martin Morales heads back to his homeland to explore the inherent link between food and music in Andean culture. Show more

If scams are symptomatic of their time, what do they tell us about now and what do they say about us? Show more

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People in western areas of the UK warned of threat to life and property. Theresa May meets EU officials hoping for progress on Brexit talks. Iraqi forces capture parts of Kirkuk

David Mitchell gets Lloyd Langford, Henning Wehn, Ellie Taylor and John Finnemore to lie with some truths. From 2017. Show more

Shula's day goes from bad to worse, and Ruth makes plans for the future. Show more

Armando Iannucci's new film The Death of Stalin, Kwame Kwei-Armah and Elinor Cook on Ibsen's The Lady From the Sea, controversial form 696 for venues and Sean Hughes remembered. Show more

Reed visits the revolutionary frontline with the Bolshevik commander-in-chief, who is less than organised. Stars Richard Laing. Show more

Martin Rosenbaum explores how events in London played a role in leading up to the Russian Revolution. Show more

From driverless cars to 'carebots', machines are entering the realm of right and wrong. David Edmonds explores how the challenges facing AI are not just technical, but moral. Show more

Brett Westwood follows gulls away from the sea and finds them thriving in the urban environment and at landfill sites where birdwatchers gather to observe and ring them. Show more

Andrew Marr is joined by international lawyer Oona Hathaway, Norwegian ambassador Mona Juul, Yemen specialist Elisabeth Kendall and journalist Philip Collins. Show more

As more than 270 people are killed in a terrorist attack in the country's capital, the World Tonight asks a Somali minister whether more could be done to improve security. Show more

Crime serial. In Edinburgh in 1962 a prison guard watches over a man sentenced to hang for the murder of his wife. Read by Jimmy Chisholm. Show more

For ten years, writer Robert Macfarlane has been gathering a 'word-hoard' of thousands of endangered terms for nature, landscape and weather. He shares some with Michael Rosen. Show more

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster where MPs raise concerns over job losses at Vauxhall and express anger at Donald Trump's threat to the international nuclear deal with Iran. Show more

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Sarah Millican reads from her frank and funny memoir. In her late twenties, in the aftermath of a divorce, Sarah discovered she had a talent for writing and performing comedy. Show more

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