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Moving from China to the UK aged 9, Cindy had to switch languages. How did that change her childhood and her view of the world? Cindy meets Leslie, who had a similar experience. Show more

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Peter Curran is back on the road, travelling from Lands’ End to John O’Groats in an electric car. Is the country ready for a future of electric vehicles? Show more

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Tina opens up about her family life and presses Anders about his wife Birgitt. Show more

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Lucy Kellaway charts her new start as a trainee teacher at the age of 58, moving from the comfortable life of an FT columnist to the realities of teaching in East London. Show more

Joy brings worrying news and Chris attempts to move forwards. Show more

Frank is called as a witness for the prosecution and he is not best pleased. Show more

Josie Long presents short documentaries and adventures in sound about guiding lights and those who have gone before. Show more

The second in this year's BBC National Short Story Award with Cambridge University - a story about a revealing teenage ritual. Read by Emmet Kirwan. Show more

Orla O'Neill visits Italy's National Diary Archive in Tuscany and meets the Story Eaters - a committee of local people who read every new diary. Show more

The Greek politician and economist takes us back to ancient Alexandria and the life of a woman who shone as a mathematician and philosopher but met a gruesome end. Show more

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Production of food-grade carbon dioxide is to be boosted after the government struck a deal with an American company to re-open its UK plants.

Comedic quiz hosted by Richard Osman posing one question - do you know how old people are? Three guests battle to prove they're the best at working out ages. Show more

The walls close in on Lee and Fallon faces an uphill struggle Show more

We announce the winner of the 2021 Art Fund Museum of the Year, the world’s largest museum prize. Show more

Mental health profiteers: The dark world of online anxiety ‘cures’.
File on 4 investigates the rogue online operators charging thousands and guaranteeing to ‘cure’ anxiety. Show more

The university term is about to begin. We hear from visually impaired students about what they're expecting, whether they've got support in place and advice for others joining. Show more

The early pioneers and their children reflect on what “Asian” really means for British South Asians. Presented by Kavita Puri. Show more

Can we achieve carbon net zero in our homes? Brenda Boardman tells Jim Al-Khalili how she helped to improve the energy efficiency of domestic appliances. Show more

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In Dublin, Eileen realises her life is not turning out as she’d imagined. Show more

This week the Question of Sport captain and Strictly contestant Ugo Monye shimmies into the Fortunately podcast to chat to Fi and Jane. Show more

Sean Curran reports on the home secretary's statement about the Salisbury poisonings and how the BBC director general fared in front of a committee of MPs.

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As they journey to Siberia along the river, the author stays with the local Buryat Mongols who were brutally oppressed by a Stalinist regime in the 1930s. Show more

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