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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Claire Campbell Smith.

Michael Gove gives more details of what will be in the government's Environment Bill which was announced by Theresa May last week. Show more

Miranda Krestovnikoff presents the story and sound of the cormorant. Show more

Susan Hulme with the latest news from Westminster as parliament starts its summer break.

Three female police officers talk about why they chose to enter man's world and how their own personal stories reflect change in the community they serve. Show more

Robbie Stamp has an imagined conversation with his late business partner and friend Douglas Adams, who he last spoke to on the night before the author's death in 2001. Show more

A space for spiritual reflection with a Bible reading, prayer and a range of Christian music, led by Canon Steve Williams. Show more

New proposals on sexual harassment, Janet Todd making sense of life and death, Woman's Lab explores dating, caring for old and young in the heat, and Icelandic women in hip-hop. Show more

On Monday Susie had a fit. On Tuesday they found a tumour. Today they find out if it's benign or not. Stars Kathryn Howden. Show more

Successful cancer treatment at least gives hope that you'll grow better and stronger; with dementia there is no such hope. Fi Glover presents. Show more

Author Garrett Carr on the radical free-thinking commune which broke the silence of a rural Donegal community in the 1970s. Show more

A special lunch turns into a tale of decking, Bond, beef tomahawks and much verbal sparring. Starring Rebecca Front. From 2018. Show more

On this day in 1918, German barber Emil Theuergarten was imprisoned for posing as a Belgian, while in Devon, there is a quiet gathering at Halecot Farm. Show more

Consumer affairs programme. How businesses are preparing for when the UK leaves the EU. Show more

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The coelacanth was discovered 66 million years after its supposed extinction. Adam Hart seeks out the story of how this fossil fish was accidentally found alive. Show more

There's a shock for Anisha and an emotional farewell at Home Farm. Show more

By Ross Dunsmore. Two recently widowed over-seventies are pushed into a speed-date by their children. But is it they who need a partner? Show more

Paul Lewis and a panel of guests examine the costs of buying and running an electric vehicle. Show more

Is cycling better than running for your knees? Dr Margaret McCartney who is a runner and a cyclist visits the Gait Lab at Glasgow's Golden Jubilee Hospital to find out. Show more

Laurie Taylor presents a special edition of the programme recorded at the Open University in Milton Keynes. He is joined by Sophie Watson, Oliver Zanetti and Gillian Rose. Show more

Dan Snow's new history streaming service aims to cut out regular channels. Will it work? Show more

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Police say doctor would have been questioned on suspicion of rape, if alive.

Josh attempts to buy a pram on the cheap while also trying to convince his mechanic to give him a good deal. From 2016. Show more

Toby has an announcement to make, and Alice attempts to be diplomatic. Show more

Andre Holland, who was in the Oscar-winning Moonlight, takes on Othello with Mark Rylance as Iago. Housing for artists, where they can live and work. Feminist science fiction. Show more

On Monday Susie had a fit. On Tuesday they found a tumour. Today they find out if it's benign or not. Stars Kathryn Howden. Show more

Combative, provocative and engaging debate chaired by Michael Buerk. With Claire Fox, Giles Fraser, Shiv Malik and Tim Stanley. Show more

Gisela Stuart explains why she switched from supporting the EU to leading the campaign for Brexit, and she reveals the personal challenges that arose from changing her mind. Show more

Chemist Andrea Sella tells the story of how the feared element ended up giving us better teeth, mood and health. Show more

Three female police officers talk about why they chose to enter man's world and how their own personal stories reflect change in the community they serve. Show more

The US and the EU take steps to strengthen their trade relationship and avoid a trade war. Show more

It's 1997. Willa's life is about to change forever. Read by Barbara Barnes. Show more

Patrick Marber and Peter Curran’s riff in the dark discusses sexy songs, Bowie and caravanning. With Jane Horrocks. From 2018. Show more

Sindhu Vee’s kids call her ‘mate’ and bruv’ – the comedian explores raising children in a multi-generational family. From 2018. Show more

In the first of a two-part series, journalist Hugh Muir examines the Carib-British phenomenon, exploring the lives and identities of British Caribbeans in the UK. Show more

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Raja Shehadeh, award-winning Palestinian writer and lawyer, recollects a humiliating search on his way home to Ramallah. Reader: Peter Polycarpou. Show more

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