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Spiritual reflection to start the day with Father John McLuckie of Old St Paul's Episcopal Church, Edinburgh. Show more

Poultry farmers say not enough is being done to set up a new veterinary agreement with the EU, which would help ease exports. Show more

John Aitchison presents the waxwing. Show more

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Susan Hulme reports on a tumultuous day as the Gray Report on lockdown parties in Downing Street is delivered.

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Jim Waterson investigates whether one Iraqi man’s decision to move his family to Norway led to the Scandinavian country becoming one of the richest nations in the world. Show more

As someone with a career in politics, Carrie Johnson has been described as the most powerful political spouse in living memory in this country. Show more

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Pro-wrestler Matt Powell, AKA Mad Dog Maxx, explores the rise and fall of British wrestling in the 70s and 80s, and its massive comeback in recent years especially in the Midlands. Show more

Virginia Woolf's most celebrated novel, set over one day in 1923. Today: love and religion, as Clarissa Dalloway's daughter Elizabeth and the pious Miss Kilman go out for tea. Show more

Coronavirus restrictions are still very different depending on where in the UK you live, but lots of rules have now been relaxed. Tell us how you're feeling, are you making plans? Show more

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F. W. Murnau's 1922 film Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, the first vampire film, is a masterpiece of German Expressionism.. A century later such stories are as popular as ever. Show more

Alice makes a dramatic decision and Susan bonds with an unexpected person. Show more

Vicky Baker investigates the story of Lamar Keene, a renowned psychic who confessed to being part of an underground network that he called the "psychic mafia". Show more

Jay Rayner hosts a culinary panel show packed full of tasty titbits. Show more

Jonathan Freedland explores historical parallels to the concerns around social media today, including the press in the 19th century and the rise of the motor car in the early 1900s Show more

Michael Rosen asks Julie Sedivy about memory and mother tongues, when a language once spoken has been lost. Show more

This week's books are a mix of fact and fiction chosen by Writer and TV gardener Alan Titchmarsh and the Yorkshire farmer and presenter Amanda Owen. Show more

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Tudur Owen tells a story from his childhood about the time when his Anglesey world went international. Show more

Chris is forced to let go and Ian hatches a plan. Show more

Bastille perform live. We explore the current state of the independent bookselling sector. Plus we have the first interview with the Costa Book Awards Book of the Year winner Show more

Michael Cowan investigates the consequences for victims of crime and those accused of offences when crucial evidence goes missing or is lost by police officers. Show more

Guide Dogs have raised concerns over the new changes to the Highway Code. We ask their head of canine affairs, John Welsman to outline what these are. Show more

James Gallagher asks a popular listener question: will we need boosters forever? And why have so few pregnant women had the Covid vaccine when it's best for mother and baby? Show more

‘I stare at my own reflection, trying to remind myself that I’m not dead.’
Joel never understood why he felt different to other people. A revelation sparks a journey for answers. Show more

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Virginia Woolf's most celebrated novel, set over one day in 1923. Today: love and religion, as Clarissa Dalloway's daughter Elizabeth and the pious Miss Kilman go out for tea. Show more

On this week's podcast, Fi and Jane chat to the new 5Live Breakfast host Rick Edwards. Show more

Susan Hulme reports as MPs question the Chancellor over the cost of living.

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In 1985, the death of the Communist Party leader and founder of the Albanian state, the revered Enver Hoxha, meant the beginning of the end of history for the young Lea Ypi. Show more

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