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Bridget Kendall explores how decisions and actions at the Paris Peace Conference 1919 influenced the Second World War. Show more

Jazzer's attempt to do the right thing backfires and Tony tries to voice his concerns. Show more

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Music writer John Doran seeks out the radical music being made in the margins. In this episode, he heads to the ultimate edgeland of Britain, the coast. Show more

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President Trump has announced a raft of new sanctions against Iran. Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe jailed in Iran for spying, has been told she'll serve her full five year sentence.

Radio 4's antidote to panel games sees Tim Brooke-Taylor and Tony Hawks pitched against Pippa Evans and Richard Osman with Jack Dee in the chair. Show more

There's good news for Ed and Emma, and Jill has a favour to ask. Show more

BBC Cardiff Singer of the World winner, celebrating 50 years of queer literature starting today with the 1970s, Museum of the Year nominee Pitt Rivers, Judith Krantz remembered. Show more

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Rod is fighting to break the culture of silence around male fertility. Show more

Can computer algorithms identify future victims of crime and tell us where and when crimes will happen? David Edmonds asks whether algorithms can make us safer. Show more

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Mr Johnson admits EU would have to co-operate to prevent Irish hard border Show more

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Lucas Laursen investigates Spain’s missing children, looking at the ideologies from the Franco era that promoted baby trafficking and how it continued after the dictatorship ended. Show more

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