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Mark Coles profiles the prospective new Italian prime minister - the mystery man Giuseppe Conte. Show more

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Mark Tully considers the positive and negative aspects of one of our most common human emotions. When are we right to be angry, and when does it do harm to others and ourselves? Show more

The autonomous farming project Hands Free Hectare grew and harvested a hectare of spring barley entirely using robotics: now it's vying for a BBC Food and Farming Award. Show more

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BBC religion editor Martin Bashir talks to Bishop Michael Curry about how he is adjusting to becoming the breakout star of the royal wedding. Show more

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A year after the terrorist atrocity in Manchester's MEN Arena, the bishop of Manchester reflects on the way faith communities came together to say no to further evil and revenge. Show more

Amit Chaudhuri reflects on why he believes modern movies lack "enchantment". He blames the suppression of natural light which - he says - results in a "spiritual glumness". Show more

During his first week, wildlife photographer, naturalist and presenter of the Wild Voices Project podcast, Matt Williams continues to unearth the best from Tweet of the Day. Show more

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

Commentary on the fourth day of the first Test between England and Pakistan, from Lord's, with Jonathan Agnew, Alison Mitchell, Phil Tufnell, Michael Vaughan and Waqar Younis. Show more

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Global news and analysis. Jonny Dymond looks at what Ireland's abortion decision means for Ulster and what Britain's forces will face on their new deployment in Mali. Show more

Pooneh Ghoddoosi explores the deep and abiding history of Iranian suspicion of the outside world. Show more

Peter Gibbs hosts a correspondence edition from the Chelsea Flower Show. Matthew Wilson, Pippa Greenwood and Bunny Guinness answer the questions from the postbag. Show more

Fi Glover introduces conversations about marital failure (and re-invention) and the 1996 IRA bombing of Manchester. Show more

Lina is reporting from Aleppo when Taghreed confronts her. Back in London, a dark family secret is revealed. Stars Lara Sawalha. Show more

Literary magazine programme. Dame Fiona Kidman talks to Mariella Frostrup about her new book, All Day at the Movies, a family saga that opens in 1950s New Zealand. Show more

Children's author Kirsty McKay discusses dialect poetry in Northumberland. She explores the history, hearing old tapes recorded by her late father, and examines its future. Show more

Were some women who gave birth at the Marianvale mother and baby home in Northern Ireland forced to have their babies adopted? File on 4 investigates what really happened. Show more

Mark Coles profiles the prospective new Italian prime minister - the mystery man Giuseppe Conte. Show more

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Theresa May is facing pressure from within her party to act to liberalise the strict abortion laws in Northern Ireland after the Irish Republic's referendum.

Sheila McClennon chooses her BBC Radio highlights. Show more

Shula struggles to keep up appearances, and Fallon is on a mission. Show more

Stand-up from the Biggest Weekend festival hosted by Tez Ilyas. Show more

Lynne Truss observes the people of Meridian Cliffs, a small wind-battered town on the south coast, where Colin treasures his collection of improving books. Show more

What does the rain percentage mean? And how diverse are the most recent undergraduates to start at one of the country's top universities? We take a look. Show more

Julian Worricker on gardener Beth Chatto, author Philip Roth, sumo expert Doreen Simmons, judge Khurshid Drabu, writer and publisher June Milne. Show more

SIM swap fraud, state pension top up and mortgages for older borrowers. Show more

Photojournalist Tom Stoddart makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of ShelterBox. Show more

Ruth Alexander finds out who makes money out of what we throw away. On the trail of our recycling, she discovers a multi-billion dollar industry that is global, and in turmoil. Show more

Carolyn Quinn and her guests, Conservative Tim Loughton, Labour's Catherine West and historian Anthony Seldon discuss what the Irish abortion referendum means for Northern Ireland. Show more

Director Nora Twomey explains how her animated film about life under the Taliban in Afghanistan was produced by Angelina Jolie and made in Kilkenny. Show more

Mark Tully considers the positive and negative aspects of one of our most common human emotions. When are we right to be angry, and when does it do harm to others and ourselves? Show more

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Sociological discussion programme. Law and Order: Laurie Taylor revisits a TV drama series which explored police corruption 40 years ago. What was its impact and what has changed? Show more

Church bells from St Peter's Cathedral in Adelaide, Australia. Show more

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