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Following the conclusion of the EFRA Select Committee's hearings into COVID-19 and food supply the Chair, Neil Parish MP, tells Anna Hill what the priorities for for the future. Show more

Having recorded a number of bird calls in Australia, back home, musician Fyfe Dangerfield manipulates their speed and pitch to experiment in music and melody composition. Show more

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Yesterday in Parliament

We look back at the events of March 2020 to ask why things have gone so wrong - was it bad decision-making, bad advice, or bad luck? Show more

Sammy Wright asks why we put such weight on exam results. Show more

How has the change in abortion law in Ireland impacted the statistics? Women and gaming; author Amanda Craig and her 9th novel; ensuring gender equality in the arts post-Coronavirus. Show more

Dramatisation of Vikas Swarup's whodunit, set in India. Suspect number three: an American who has come to India to marry his mail-order bride. Show more

Rebecca Morelle explores the future for human spaceflight after SpaceX became the first private company to fly astronauts to the International Space Station back in May. Show more

Andy and Jeff have had enough of each other – could couples therapy help? Stars Philip Jackson and James Northcote. From 2020. Show more

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Gripping contemporary novel by Lottie Moggach. An inmate from Brixton prison keeps meeting the same woman on his way to his day release job. Read by Will Howard and Maggie Service. Show more

Has the war on single use plastic taken a backseat in lockdown? Patients complain about paying for dental care when they can't access treatment. Show more

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Neil MacGregor's history arrives at a Minoan treasure and a particularly strenuous hobby from 1700BC. Show more

Ed has his arm twisted and Emma takes on a challenge. Show more

An adult daughter and her mother try to build bridges in their relationship. Show more

The government-backed loans designed to give small firms quick and easy access to cash during the coronavirus crisis. If you've applied for one, what's your experience? Show more

From lakes, rivers and canals to coastal landscapes, how does so called Blue Health benefit our well-being? And how the right mix of diet and exercise can reduce memory decline. Show more

Traders and finance: Laurie Taylor explores the world of trading and banking. Show more

One of the oldest media brands in the world, The Times, is now running a radio station. Meanwhile, one of the world’s newest - Twitch - deals with an old-fashioned misogyny crisis. Show more

Afternoon news and current affairs programme, reporting on breaking stories and summing up the day's headlines

More than 11,000 people are set to lose their jobs as brands including Harrods and WH Smith feel the effect of the pandemic.

Victoria Coren Mitchell interviews Dawn French about cars, her beloved Cortina and refrigerated glove compartments. From 2016. Show more

Elizabeth takes the first step and Ed finds himself caught in the middle. Show more

Director Werner Herzog discusses new film Family Romance LLC; Danny Sapani, star of new NT At Home release Les Blancs and Katharine McMahon on Watford's One Town, One Book scheme. Show more

Dramatisation of Vikas Swarup's whodunit, set in India. Suspect number three: an American who has come to India to marry his mail-order bride. Show more

Combative, provocative and engaging live debate chaired by Michael Buerk. With Melanie Philips, Giles Fraser, Matthew Taylor and Anne McElvoy. #moralmaze Show more

Sammy Wright asks why we put such weight on exam results. Show more

We look back at the events of March 2020 to ask why things have gone so wrong - was it bad decision-making, bad advice, or bad luck? Show more

One of the oldest media brands in the world, The Times, is now running a radio station. Meanwhile, one of the world’s newest - Twitch - deals with an old-fashioned misogyny crisis. Show more

In depth reporting, intelligent analysis and breaking news from a global perspective

Gripping contemporary novel by Lottie Moggach. An inmate from Brixton prison keeps meeting the same woman on his way to his day release job. Read by Will Howard and Maggie Service. Show more

Late-night comedy on BBC Radio 4: Sarah Parish plays the neighbour from hell in Jenny Eclair's comic monologue. Show more

Fast-paced, one-man sketch comedy show from YouTube star, Damien Slash. From the surreal to the satirical. From 2017. Show more

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The Amiri family are still desperate to get to the UK, where they believe the NHS will help save Hussein's failing heart. Show more

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