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Spiritual reflection to start the day with writer and broadcaster Anna Magnusson.

The Environment Agency says funding gap has lead to a decrease in water monitoring, and poultry import problems. Show more

In a recollection about his encounters with birds, writer and wildlife programme-maker Stephen Moss recalls the first time he saw a great crested grebe. Show more

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If we vaccinate the top four priority groups by February, how much will things change? Plus, we investigate some fishy Brexit statistics Show more

Timandra Harkness tries to test her views by steelplating the arguments of her opponents. Show more

Emma Barnett with Clemency Burton-Hill's first interview after suffering a brain haemorrhage last year, V&A African fashion exhibition, Wendy Simon & US Inauguration Inauguration. Show more

3/10. Drama based on the best-selling novel by C.J. Sansom. Shardlake pretends to question the Queen’s household about the theft of a ring. Show more

Fergal Keane continues his exploration of the profound influence the Irish have had on Britain, from the years of Famine to the construction of Britain in the 20th Century. Show more

Rob Newman tackles mysteries of the brain in an odyssey taking in everything from love and guilt to robot friends. From 2017. Show more

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Sybil is happy enough with her new job and her love life until an old adversary turns up to spoil both. Ell Potter reads this funny, sharply-observed story of betrayal and revenge. Show more

How does pay at supermarkets compare to other jobs? And dress up to stay in - a way to brighten another evening at home in front of the TV. Show more

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Pip vows revenge and Shula struggles with a terrible dilemma. Show more

Hard-hitting drama about a mother whose life unravels after a colleague is caught possessing indecent images of children. By Wales Writer in Residence 2019 winner Rhiannon Boyle. Show more

Felicity Hannah and guests answer your questions about the latest plans for leasehold reform, e-mail moneybox@bbc.co.uk now with your questions and experiences. Show more

James Gallagher asks whether encouraging people to measure their oxygen levels at home with a pulse oximeter could save lives. Show more

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Joe Biden has been sworn in as the US president in a ceremony notable for tight security, the absence of crowds and no Donald Trump, who refused to hand over power in person.

Joanna has a health scare and worries that she has not lived a life of achievement and will never have a blue plaque, or win a Booker Prize. Then they both receive very sad news Show more

Elizabeth puts her foot in it and Brian offers some words of advice. Show more

Schubert's Winterreise celebrated, performers' letter responds to post-Brexit travel rules, novelist Olivia Sudjic, what will the Biden administration mean for arts in the US? Show more

3/10. Drama based on the best-selling novel by C.J. Sansom. Shardlake pretends to question the Queen’s household about the theft of a ring. Show more

Helen Lewis interviews people offering solutions for our times. In this edition, economist Linda Scott argues liberating women's thwarted economic potential could change the world. Show more

Professor Alice Roberts continues her narrative history series about the human body - a time travelling tour of anatomical knowledge from the Stone Age to the Silicon Age Show more

Bizarre bedtime behaviours including a woman who rides a motorbike while asleep and a man who uses a shoe to dial out for a pizza. What can we learn from their brain activity? Show more

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Sybil is happy enough with her new job and her love life until an old adversary turns up to spoil both. Ell Potter reads this funny, sharply-observed story of betrayal and revenge. Show more

Married couple Guy Garvey and Rachel Stirling test their affection for each other under scrutiny in a frank and hilarious in-bed chat. Show more

Jon Holmes's award winning satirical river of sound returns to twist itself into the news.

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James Rebanks remembers how the pressure to squeeze more out of the land intensified, and his family farm risked being left behind. Read by Bryan Dick Abridged by Siân Preece. Show more

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