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Clarke Peters embarks on a third series uncovering a surprising history of Black music in Europe, from the aftermath of the Second World War through to the late 1970s. Show more

Selina takes her daughter back to South Wales, to relive the highs and lows her Jamaican family faced growing up in a town where people of West Indian heritage were a minority. Show more

Cooking tips for the Corona Virus lockdown with Mary Berry. Domestic abuse and the impact of intercepted post. Lynda La Plante on her latest crime thriller Buried. Show more

Life’s beginning to change for Maggie and Tom with overheard mutterings at the Tulliver House. Narrated by Anna Maxwell Martin. Show more

Dr John Wright and medics at the Bradford Royal Infirmary are faced with the prospect of barring visitors to the Covid-19 wards, even when loved ones are desperately ill and dying. Show more

Zaffar Kunial, Kim Moore, Helen Mort and Jacob Polley read new lyrical ballads written in response Wordsworth and Coleridge's 1798 book which changed the course of British poetry. Show more

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How does it feel to find out you carry a gene that can radically increase your risk of cancer? What can you do about it? And is a new generation of targeted drugs on the way? Show more

There’s an awkward encounter for Roy and Emma makes her feelings known. Show more

Long lost sisters, with very different personalities and lives, on a high-stakes road trip for love and money. A Danish/UK co-production. Show more

Jay Rayner hosts the culinary panel show. Show more

Plastic waste is the scourge of developing countries. Many have poor waste collection and no recycling. But there may be ways in which local people can put the waste to good use Show more

Sushma Puri reveals why many British Hindus make the expensive pilgrimage to India to have the ashes of their departed loved ones scattered in the holy River Ganges. Show more

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Number Ten has insisted it has been "fully frank" about Boris Johnson's illness; the Prime Minister is said to be in a stable condition in intensive care.

Comedian Ellie Taylor has some opinions she'd like to get off her chest. In this episode she looks at being a parent and whether having kids might have ruined her life. Show more

Philip attempts to maintain calm, and Emma feels awkward. Show more

AL Kennedy's new short stories, the aptly named We Are Attempting to Survive Our Time; fiddle player Sam Sweeney performs live, and the rise of listening figures to live radio Show more

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Steve Richards examines the challenges for the Labour party under its new leader, Keir Starmer. Show more

Priority access to online food shopping slots requires being on a list of 'vulnerable people'. Should blind and visually impaired people qualify? Show more

Claudia Hammond reports on Covid-19 and moral injury, asthma, dispatches from University Hospital Southampton, and mental health services. Show more

Clarke Peters embarks on a third series uncovering a surprising history of Black music in Europe, from the aftermath of the Second World War through to the late 1970s. Show more

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Return of the award-winning sketch show bringing together white, black, Asian and minority ethnic sketch talent from across the UK with their unique satirical take on British life. Show more

Having successfully been a surrogate once, Linder wants to do it again - this time to help a gay couple have a baby. But the path ahead is fraught with difficulties. Show more

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The Last Supper was the Feast of the Passover, when Jewish people eat the bitter herbs. And the Elder from which Judas, full of remorse following his betrayal, hanged himself Show more

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