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Guardians of buildings, comparing city and countryside and is technology a help or hindrance? Show more

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Emily Grossman on James Hansen, the climate scientist and activist whose testimony to Congress in 1988 shifted public perception of global warming. Show more

Through drought and famine Wang Lung and family were forced to flee their home. But they are faced with begging and pulling rickshaws in the city. A workers' riot saves them. Show more

Anthony Doerr answers readers questions about his sweeping, epic novel All the Light We Cannot See which won the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. Show more

The role of art in the protest movement with two artists, Lumli and Lumlong, as they adapt to increasing political repression in Hong Kong and are forced to make difficult choices. Show more

Were bus drivers given enough protection during the Covid pandemic? Death rates suggest driving a bus has been one of the most dangerous occupations in the UK. Show more

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Ahead of the conference, the prime minister did not rule out further tax rises.

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Lilian has her eyes on the prize while Josh wants to have his cake and eat it. Show more

James Peak reports from the 2021 Wilderness Festival, featuring Marcel Lucont, Robin Clyfan, Idler Magazine, Letters Live, The Cabaret Fatale, Jordan Stephens and Amanda Abbingdon. Show more

Penelope Keith is Miss Bessemer in Roy Apps’ serial inspired by a true story. Miss Bessemer leads her doughty troops straight to the heart of the British government. Show more

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Matthew Bannister on politician Lord Gowrie, feminist Kamla Bhasin, charity founder Shirley Metherell, footballer Roger Hunt. Show more

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Peter Pomerantsev looks at how a nation is forged by its media and what happens when it comes apart. Show more

Political conversation with Carolyn Quinn and guests, live from the Conservative Party conference in Manchester. Show more

Francine Stock and Antonia Quirke co-present the final edition of The Film Programme. They discuss the future of cinema in the age of streaming. Show more

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