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Writer and priest Malcolm Doney examines the process of trial and error - how it affects the decisions we make, the beliefs we form and the lives we lead. Show more

Meet the farmer who makes the cheese used in one of Britain's most eccentric traditions and follow the process from morning milking to the bottom of the hill. Show more

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Religious news and current affairs, presented by Edward Stourton, including a review of Empire of the Sikhs and a proposal to extend civil partnerships to co-habiting siblings. Show more

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The feast day of Mary Magdalene is celebrated at Bangor Cathedral in a live service led by the dean, the Very Rev Kathy Jones. The preacher is the bishop, the Rt Rev Andy John. Show more

A weekly reflection on a topical issue. John Gray argues that few remainers in the Brexit debate have noticed the illiberal and fragmented Europe that has recently come into being. Show more

Horror Fiction writer and keen bird watcher Stephen Gregory returns for a second instalment of his favourite episodes from the Tweet of the Day back catalogue. Show more

Sunday morning magazine programme presented by Paddy O'Connell. Brexit-backing business Tate & Lyle on the government's customs plans. Show more

Alice struggles to come to terms with recent events, and Jennifer's heart breaks.

Baroness Newlove, Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales, is interviewed by Kirsty Young for Desert Island Discs. Show more

A return visit to Swindon for old-timers Barry Cryer and Tim Brooke-Taylor with Rory Bremner and Pam Ayres also on the panel and Jack Dee in the chair. Show more

A rare voice of authenticity from the kitchen and one of our most important chefs. Show more

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News with Jonny Dymond including Labour's Brexit policy and the Pakistan elections.

Mishal Husain introduces pieces on adoption, homelessness among those in full-time work, shuddering Pacer trains, a parkrun in Cheshire and ascending Skye's inaccessible pinnacle. Show more

Peter Gibbs and the team are at Latitude Festival in Suffolk. Pitching their tents and propping up the cider van bar this week are Bunny Guinness, Bob Flowerdew, and James Wong. Show more

Fi Glover introduces conversations about standing your ground, whether that's against racist or homophobic expectations, or simply dealing with your mother teaching your class. Show more

By Rudyard Kipling, adapted by Mike Walker. A chilling cautionary tale about two con men who set out to conquer a remote region of what is now Afghanistan. Show more

Daisy Johnson talks to Mariella Frostrup about moving from short stories to long form with her debut novel Everything Under, and why the English Fens are so popular with novelists. Show more

Roger McGough is joined by the Queen's Gold Medal award-winning poet, Imtiaz Dharker, with a selection of her favourite poems from the Poetry Please archive of listeners' requests. Show more

The upcoming elections, the economic crisis and the legacy of Robert Mugabe, discussed by an audience of Zimbabweans. Show more

Described as 'jazz's new messiah' and as 'one of the most talented musicians to have ever lived', who is 23-year-old Jacob Collier? Mark Coles finds out. Show more

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The police watchdog has confirmed it's investigating officers within Scotland Yard's anti-corruption unit.

Adrian Chiles's BBC Radio highlights of the past week include conflict resolution, the pursuit of happiness and what's happened to Balti in Birmingham's Balti triangle. Show more

Pip is in trouble, and Neil finds himself torn. Show more

Fighting fit post heart attack, Richard Wilson tackles his bucket list and the small matter of a knighthood! From 2017. Show more

Lionel Shriver reads her original story inspired by the Natural History Museum. A modern woman falls for a man who has the qualities of our remaining genetic close relatives. Show more

Roger Bolton hears listener views on the Sir Cliff Richard verdict and BBC News executive James Stephenson discusses the corporation's Brexit coverage. Show more

Julian Worricker on musician Oliver Knussen, anthropologist Barbara Harrell-Bond, media executive Sam Chisholm, artist Steve Ditko, Transylvanian aristocrat Anna Sandor de Kenos. Show more

The latest news from the world of personal finance. Employment and Support Allowance payments backdated, leasehold reform proposals, cash saving options and funding the FSCS. Show more

Broadcaster Rachael Bland makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of The Eve Appeal. Show more

As Donald Trump seems poised for a trade war on two fronts - with China and Europe - Ed Stourton asks how far will the American president go to put 'America First'. Show more

Carolyn Quinn's guests are Jacob Rees-Mogg, senior Labour peer Baroness Angela Smith, Theresa May's former speechwriter Chris Wilkins and George Parker of the Financial Times. Show more

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A weekly reflection on a topical issue. John Gray argues that few remainers in the Brexit debate have noticed the illiberal and fragmented Europe that has recently come into being. Show more

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Beauty and ugliness. Laurie Taylor explores the way in which our ideas of physical perfection have shifted over time and culture. Show more

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