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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with Canon Jenny Wigley, an Anglican priest in Cardiff. Show more

A new report finds the Red Tractor farm assurance scheme is a world leader... but not on animal welfare standards. Show more

Liz Bonnin presents the raucous calling sulphur-crested cockatoo from Australia. Show more

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Sean Curran reports from Westminster as another minister resigns amid pressure from MPs for the government to say if it would back a delay to Brexit if Mrs May's deal is rejected. Show more

The historian Professor Margaret MacMillan shares the eight tracks, a book and a luxury she'd want to take with her if cast away on a desert island. Presented by Lauren Laverne. Show more

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Maya’s arranging her 40th birthday party when she hears Martin Luther King has been assassinated. Starring Pippa Bennett-Warner. Show more

How do we bridge the divide between multicultural cities, and what's perceived as the more conservative countryside? Political correspondent Chris Mason challenges the stereotypes. Show more

Early working life. Stephen K Amos's teenage years in 1980s South London. By Jonathan Harvey with Stephen K Amos. From 2017. Show more

Memories evolve of the jealousies, lies and dangers that first began to threaten the family. Read by Don Warrington. Show more

What's it like being the boss of Lidl? Also why old-fashioned typewriters are making a comeback, finding a plaster in your coleslaw and is mindfulness in schools a good thing? Show more

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Alan Johnson, the former education secretary, on 140 years of English education through the prism of one school - St Michael and All Angels in Camberwell. Show more

Susan finds herself rebuffed and Helen attempts to combat her nerves. Show more

In contemporary Tehran, old friends piece together the shocking events of their childhood during the Iranian Revolution. Show more

Eric Robson and the panel are in Glasgow. Christine Walkden, Neil Porteus and Bob Flowerdew answer the horticultural questions. Show more

An original short work for radio by Sheena Kalayil, author of The Bureau of Second Chances. Show more

Matthew Bannister on conductor André Previn, publisher John Haynes, spy Tony Mendez and businesswoman Lady Grantchester. Show more

Roger Bolton asks the editorial director of BBC News, Kamal Ahmed, about putting listeners at the heart of Brexit coverage and discusses mixing drama and discussion in Test Case. Show more

Bronagh and Claudine bring dark humour and a lot of love to this conversation about undertakers, headstones and an unexpected letter. Fi Glover presents. Show more

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The government has paid 33 million pounds to Eurotunnel -- after being accused of handing out Brexit ferry contracts in a secretive way.

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It's a big night for Lee, and Clarrie imparts some difficult news. Show more

Stephen Merchant discusses his new feature film about wrestling, Fighting with My Family. Plus a review of notable new novels. Show more

Maya’s arranging her 40th birthday party when she hears Martin Luther King has been assassinated. Starring Pippa Bennett-Warner. Show more

Jonathan Dimbleby presents topical debate from the Fisher Theatre in Bungay, Suffolk with a panel including Rachel Reeves MP and Liz Truss MP. Show more

Alan Johnson, the former education secretary, on 140 years of English education through the prism of one school - St Michael and All Angels in Camberwell. Show more

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Memories evolve of the jealousies, lies and dangers that first began to threaten the family. Read by Don Warrington. Show more

Emma is joined by the Daily Record journalist, Anna Burnside, Chidera Eggerue aka The Slumflower and Hetta Howes, lecturer in medieval literature at City University, London. Show more

Peers discuss whether suspects should be named in the media before they're charged with a crime. Mark D'Arcy follows the debate and has the rest of the week's news at Westminster. Show more

Sarah and Roy talk teenagers, medication and ADHD. Fi Glover presents another edition of the series that proves it's surprising what you hear when you listen. Show more

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Frontline trauma surgeon David Nott reads from his remarkable memoir. Today, finding a place of safety is paramount. Show more

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