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Sue MacGregor brings together people involved in the controversy surrounding Death on the Rock, the 1988 TV documentary about the shooting of three IRA members in Gibraltar. Show more

Film director Sam Taylor-Johnson, actor Cara Delevingne, plus new research into the profiles of men who kill their partners that could save lives. Show more

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Alan Dein connects with people around the world united by their desire to find fulfilment, including a young gay man in China and an Egyptian woman troubled by religious extremism Show more

England's sleaziest cricketer, Dave Podmore, finally has his hands on the most historic trophy in the whole of world sport. Or does he? And have the Aussies got plans of their own? Show more

Robert Appleyard says goodbye to Dulcie Piper, but doesn't get as far as he'd planned. Read by Kevin Whately. Show more

The parents helping their children get on the property ladder with mortgages they will not pay off until they are 100 years old. Show more

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How might a young couple, unable to buy their first home today, have fared in past decades? In this episode Tacita and Charlie explore 2009, when deposits were at their height. Show more

Emma makes a horrifying discovery and David attempts to keep the peace Show more

Uplifting comedy drama about the life, friendships and misadventures of wheelchair user Maz. Starring and inspired by Cherylee Houston. Written by Lou Ramsden Show more

Peter Gibbs and the panel are in Sissinghurst Castle Gardens in the Weald of Kent for a correspondence edition. Show more

A young man's peculiar hobby comes under threat when his girlfriend suggests they move in together. Read by Christopher Grant. Show more

Matthew Bannister on PR executive Lord Bell, writer Paule Marshall, billionaire David Koch and bookseller Richard Booth. Show more

Are forest fires in Brazil the worst in recent times? How much is the state pension worth? Plus, finding out if Americans eat more than two burgers a day. Show more

Father and daughter talk about their life-long passion for boxing. She went on to become a professional boxer and win the ABA title - just like her father. Fi Glover presents. Show more

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Billions in additional funding to take spending back to where it was before austerity. Boris Johnson warns that those trying to block a No-Deal Brexit are making it more likely.

A satirical review of the week's news, chaired by Zoe Lyons. Show more

Will hits rock bottom and a shocking secret is revealed. Show more

Salman Rushdie discusses his new Booker-longlisted novel, Quichotte, and film director Joanna Hogg on her latest work, The Souvenir, featuring Tilda Swinton. Show more

Kate and Baba's Dublin dreams fall prey to sex and sickness. Starring Aoibhinn McGinnity and Charlie Murphy. Show more

Ed Stourton presents topical debate from the Radio Theatre at Broadcasting House, London with Jon Ashworth MP, Therese Coffey MP, Caroline Lucas MP and Richard Tice MEP. Show more

Rebecca Stott discusses her fascination with abandoned or ruined cities. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Jane Martinson meets residents who, like her, grew up in the shadow of London’s Canary Wharf since construction began in 1988. Show more

Evidence gathered by the BBC suggests Russia is guilty of a war crime in Syria

Robert Appleyard says goodbye to Dulcie Piper, but doesn't get as far as he'd planned. Read by Kevin Whately. Show more

Political broadcaster Shaun Ley chooses Labour's first Prime Minister, Ramsay MacDonald. With Matthew Parris. From 2019. Show more

The toxic mix of hidden cameras, toilets and 5G in South Korea, plus the creator of Black Mirror. Show more

Friends who met through their shared love of running talk about how it's helped them in stay in touch with the world around them. Fi Glover presents. Show more

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Lemn Sissay reads from his powerful account about growing up in Britain's care system. Today, five years in care homes takes its toll, but Lemn has a plan. Show more

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