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After the cabinet reshuffle, there's a new secretary of state at the department for environment, food and rural affairs. We gauge reaction to the appointment of George Eustice. Show more

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This week, Paul Gambaccini remembers how, as war raged in Europe, Gone With the Wind collected 9 statues for one of the movies’ eternal classics Show more

The writer tackles love, romance and other unreasonable expectations with a mix of poetry, storytelling and comedy. From 2018. Show more

A local member of the IRA learns more about the mysterious guests at Clonmillis Hall. BW Black's imagined historical adventure is read by Sorcha Cusack. Show more

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Masterpiece by Martin Jameson inspired by Zola's Rougon Macquart novels. Dide observes her great-grandson Claude's demise as his obsession to create 'the' masterpiece wreaks havoc. Show more

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A magical and disquieting story specially commissioned for Radio 4. Today the sparrows will take Mally's heart away, making her teenage friend jealous and nervous. Read by Liv Hill Show more

Julian Worricker on the Kenyan leader, Daniel arap Moi; Feng Huiyan, who taught English to countless people in China; the criminologist Donald West; the mercenary leader Mike Hoare. Show more

Covid-19 statistics, how far does jam spread, cooking with AI, plus James Wong on how nutritious today's vegetables are. Show more

Muslim friends call for a change in attitude towards mental health in their community. Fi Glover presents. Show more

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The High Court says the police response into allegedly transphobic tweets was unlawful

A satirical review of the week's news, chaired by Nish Kumar with panellists Kerry Godliman, Andy Zaltzman, Fern Brady and Elis James. Show more

Freddie makes a worrying discovery and Alistair offers some advice Show more

Eleanor Catton, on writing the screenplay for Emma, and her fascination with that flawed character. James Taylor sings the great American standards that influenced his own songs. Show more

Joe goes back to the intensive care unit to see his old friend Marion who is still in a coma. Stars John Rowe and Marcia Warren. Show more

Chris Mason presents topical debate from the Lemon Tree in Aberdeen with a panel including Anneliese Dodds MP, Lord Forsyth, Elspeth Macdonald and John Nicolson MP. Show more

Sarah Dunant discusses the relationship between disease and the culture of history - starting with Columbus and the outbreak of syphilis in 1495. Show more

Laura Wade eavesdrops on historic conversations between men and women to explore today's thorniest gender issues. An Omnibus edition of the first five of ten episodes. Show more

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A local member of the IRA learns more about the mysterious guests at Clonmillis Hall. BW Black's imagined historical adventure is read by Sorcha Cusack. Show more

Screenwriter Sarah Phelps and comedian Dane Baptiste talk to Harriett Gilbert about books they love, including work by Truman Capote and Elizabeth Taylor. Show more

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