A reflection and prayer to start the day with the Rev Dr Mark Clavier, Residentiary Canon of Brecon Cathedral.

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Innovative debate series. Policy researcher Kimberly McIntosh and journalist Tom Owolade discuss whether US approaches to combating racism are useful in Britain. With Anne McElvoy. Show more

Author Maggie O’Farrell on her first picture book for kids. US Election - who got the women's vote? And how do you build your confidence after setbacks. Show more

EV Crowe's drama about female friendship in all its gruesome glory. Bea is hiding from her mums' group; Sally is nervous about her upcoming meeting with a famous curator. Show more

The story of the night 25 years ago when Israel’s peacemaker prime minister Yitzhak Rabin was gunned down by an Israeli extremist - a night that changed the Middle East forever. Show more

Rich Hall follows the closing stages of the US presidential race, offering an acerbic look at the electoral system and the candidates vying for the most important job in the world. Show more

3/5. By Éric Vuillard. In 1938 , the German army is deployed on the Austrian border to intimidate Austria’s political leaders. Read by Henry Goodman. Producer: Bruce Young. Show more

Lockdown kicks in just after midnight but it is not quite as tight as last time; what's different? and if you will be spending a lot of time at home why not get crafty for Xmas

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Disaster strikes at Brookfield and Kirsty opens up. Show more

by Sara Davies and Abigail Youngman. Ayn Rand, darling of the Alt-Right, has secrets she will never tell. But her husband Frank just might. With Diana Quick and Tracy-Ann Oberman. Show more

Felicity Hannah and our expert panel field questions on all things baby related - from parental leave and pay to saving for a baby, budgeting and finding out what help is available Show more

Claudia Hammond examines the effect Covid-19 is having on the UK's mental health and hears of psychological tools to get through an uncertain winter Show more

Civilians in the line of fire. Laurie Taylor explores the history of human shields and the role of war lawyers in military conflicts. Show more

25 years on, allegations of "sheer dishonesty" behind Martin Bashir's historic interview Show more

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It's unclear if Donald Trump or Joe Biden have won the US Presidential Election, with several swing states still to declare.

The Wilsons resume their efforts to live their best ethical life with all the challenges that modern living throws at them. Stars Marcus Brigstocke and Kerry Godliman. Show more

Gavin finds himself in a lie and Eddie makes a deal Show more

Alice Oswald on her new Weather Anthology; What a Carve Up! from the page to streaming; the art and popularity of memoir writing. Show more

EV Crowe's drama about female friendship in all its gruesome glory. Bea is hiding from her mums' group; Sally is nervous about her upcoming meeting with a famous curator. Show more

Combative, provocative and engaging live debate chaired by Michael Buerk. With Andrew Doyle, Ash Sarkar, Melanie Phillips and Mona Siddiqui. #moralmaze Show more

Adam Morse, who is registered blind, explains how he directed an award winning film by seeing differently. Show more

As some places in the world become too hot for humans to live, Tom Heap explores the cost to the environment of air conditioning and looks for alternatives Show more

25 years on, allegations of "sheer dishonesty" behind Martin Bashir's historic interview Show more

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3/5. By Éric Vuillard. In 1938 , the German army is deployed on the Austrian border to intimidate Austria’s political leaders. Read by Henry Goodman. Producer: Bruce Young. Show more

Sweet dreams turn very sour. Tom Neenan discovers what horrors lurk in our apps and devices. From November 2020. Show more

Peter Curran and Patrick Marber allow strange late-night thoughts of the cynical use of xylophones to drift on air. From 2016. Show more

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Don Black talks about the pain of writing lyrics for musicals and how he once collaborated with Robbie Williams. Show more

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