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Pushing television boundaries and shocking her audience since she was a young girl, Mark Coles profiles actor and writer Phoebe Waller-Bridge. Show more

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Rabbi Shoshana Boyd Gelfand argues that we are all fragile beings and explores the lessons we can learn from that fragility. Show more

Lindsey Chapman introduces an update to this Living World from 2001. Brett Westwood and lolo Williams are in the Welsh uplands exploring hen harrier ecology. Show more

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With 30 long pilgrimages and hundreds of shorter walks, why is secular France embracing these old religious routes? Show more

Felicity Kendal makes an appeal on behalf of TB Alert. Show more

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The Rev Dr Peter Stevenson leads staff and students from South Wales Baptist College in a live service from Albany Road Baptist Church, Cardiff. Show more

Val McDermid argues that crime fiction is not really about murder at all. 'We shift people out of their comfort zones,' she writes, 'but not because we kill people.' Show more

Singer-songwriter Kitty MacFarlane has a strong connection to a sense of place in her work, being especially inspired by the Somerset Levels and the birds that flock there. Show more

News with Paddy O'Connell, including how to run the railways and what next for Brexit? Kate Adie, Robert Peston and Anneka Rice review the news coverage. Show more

Freddie contemplates his future, and Brian's plotting continues.

Kirsty Young interviews Henry Marsh, neurosurgeon and writer. Show more

Just how hard can it be to talk for 60 seconds with no hesitation, repetition or deviation. Paul Merton, Gyles Brandreth, Zoe Lyons and Tony Hawks find out. Show more

Stories of harvest from around the UK to celebrate the autumn equinox and the passing of the summer. Show more

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Mishal Husain presents pieces on hating the BBC, a road sign of the times, standard deviation in Test cricket, circus in the Potteries - and Slasher, a remarkable hen, takes a bow. Show more

Chairman Peter Gibbs and his horticultural panel are in Brockenhurst. Chris Beardshaw, Christine Walkden and Pippa Greenwood answer the gardening queries. Show more

Fi Glover introduces three conversations between loved ones about losing sons, brothers or boyfriends to sudden death or suicide. Show more

Angela Carter's fantastical story of aerialist extraordinaire and star of the music hall Sophie Fevvers. Hatched from an egg, Fevvers is part woman, part bird - if you believe her. Show more

Gail Jones on her new novel The Death of Noah Glass, new life for Philip Marlowe and Sherlock Holmes and MP Rachel Reeves explains why she's championing a 1930s' crime novel. Show more

A celebration of the autumn equinox and harvest with live music and poetry from The Barley Wood Cider Barn in Somerset. Show more

Following a select committee inquiry into governance in sport, we ask whether some paralympic athletes are gaming the classification system to win medals. Show more

Pushing television boundaries and shocking her audience since she was a young girl, Mark Coles profiles actor and writer Phoebe Waller-Bridge. Show more

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Jeremy Corbyn has said he would back another Brexit referendum if this week's Labour conference votes for one.

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By Nick Walker. Investigating a murder on a cruiser, Annika finds herself adrift at sea. Show more

Tim Harford examines statistics about child carers, the death toll after Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, shareholder income, football, museums and dangerous sports. Show more

Andrea Catherwood tells the life stories of broadcaster Denis Norden, athlete Diane Leather, wildlife expert Johnny Kingdom, and femme fatale Fenella Fielding. Show more

Unfair concessions for the over-60s, new licensing rules for some buy-to-let properties, and how criminals open bank accounts to receive stolen money. Show more

Felicity Kendal makes an appeal on behalf of TB Alert. Show more

As international trade tensions escalate, Jonty Bloom travels to the US state of Wisconsin to find cheesemakers, ginseng growers and manufacturers facing a new global economy. Show more

Carolyn Quinn discusses developments at the Labour conference with Shadow Treasury minister Peter Dowd, backbencher Neil Coyle and journalists Zoe Williams and Philip Webster. Show more

Presented by Antonia Quirke. Glenn Close reveals that she would like to see a remake of Fatal Attraction in which her character Alex is more misunderstood than monster. Show more

Rabbi Shoshana Boyd Gelfand argues that we are all fragile beings and explores the lessons we can learn from that fragility. Show more

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