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The Wryneck - Miranda Krestovnikoff narrates the story of this bird and its sound. Show more

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The impact of diet on helping us live a longer healthier life. NI abortion. Are race and gender a double disadvantage in the workplace? And comedian Twayna Mayne. Show more

Kate is a prisoner in the countryside, and yearns to escape back to the mixed pleasures of Dublin. Starring Charlie Murphy. Show more

Brett Westwood and Joanna Pinnock encounter the sloth, now wildly popular but named after a deadly sin. Our changing attitudes to it tell us more about ourselves than the animal. Show more

Not long after their mother's death, two sisters - Maureen and Lesley - are packing up the family home when a strange man knocks at the door. Show more

After learning the truth about her mother, Rose makes some big life decisions. Concluded by Rachel Shelley and Katherine Press. Show more

Has 50 years of Delia Smith cookery really changed how we shop and what we eat? Show more

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Ian Blatchford and Tilly Blyth end their series in the distant universe, to focus on the imaginative role artists can play in areas exceeding the limits of what we can conceive. Show more

Will takes the first steps to moving on and panic rises for Peggy Show more

Sebastian Baczkiewicz weaves magic and mystery into the turbulent world of Elsinore when Claudius visits the strange kingdom of Carpathia to find a wife for the man who hates him. Show more

Kathy Clugston and the panel are in Lincolnshire. Matt Biggs, Pippa Greenwood and Matthew Wilson answer the audience's questions. Show more

A family moves to a small village, but while renovating their house finds a mysterious 'witch bottle'. Read by Katherine Press. Show more

Matthew Bannister on cosmonaut Alexei Leonov, photographer Sally Soames, biochemist Kary Mullis and producer Reg Watson. Show more

In Feedback this week, has BBC Radio given enough coverage to the issues being raised by the Extinction Rebellion protesters? Some listeners think not. Show more

School friends and Rubik's cube fanatics on cubing competitions and the cubing community. Fi Glover presents. Show more

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Boris Johnson urges MPs to back his deal to leave the EU.

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There’s a surprise for the Grundys and it's a big day for Elizabeth. Show more

Scooby Doo is 50, of limited vocabulary, but has much to tell us. The importance of poetry to languages in danger of extinction. Judith Weir on her new piece for the BBC Singers. Show more

Kate is a prisoner in the countryside, and yearns to escape back to the mixed pleasures of Dublin. Starring Charlie Murphy. Show more

Chris Mason presents political debate from the University of Reading with Sian Berry AM, Madeline Grant, David Lammy MP and Brandon Lewis MP. Show more

David Goodhart suggests that the best way to tackle political tribalism is through not allowing political brands to dictate our thinking. Show more

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Writer Poorna Bell and comedian Tony Law join Harriett Gilbert to talk about their favourite books, Kitchen by Banana Yoshimoto and Voltaire's Candide. Show more

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