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As fertiliser prices rocket, the government sets up a roundtable to discuss strategy - and we hear about the latest innovation to make the most of farm and industry waste. Show more

David Attenborough presents the pied flycatcher. Show more

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Using evidence from the Kindness test, the world's largest psychological study into kindness, Claudia Hammond meets managers and researchers to ask 'Can bosses be kind?' Show more

A disease passed from parent to child: Dr Kat Arney talks to Alice Wexler, whose family revealed the secrets of the Huntington’s gene, & Dr Sarah Tabrizi, who’s looking for a cure. Show more

Sister Bliss and Professor Lauren Stewart join Emma to discuss how music affects mood and well-being. Show more

After the allegations of racism at Yorkshire County Cricket Club, Rajan Datar goes on a personal journey looking at the impact of the ‘P word’ on South Asians in the UK. Show more

Professional dancer Oti Mabuse explores the extraordinary people who have changed the course of dance. Morgan Bullock talks to Oti about her dancing legend - Michael Flatley. Show more

The early years of the BBC were eventful in both public and private spheres. Hilda Matheson joined in 1926 and soon impressed her colleagues and contributors - one in particular. Show more

A report this morning by the regulator Ofcom reveals that children are watching more online videos from brands, celebrities and influencers, and less posted by friends. Show more

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Greg Jenner watches a clip from the 1970s containing dour predictions for the future of the Outer Hebrides Show more

The verdict is in for Berrow, and Tony has concerns. Show more

Up-to-the-minute drama by Jonathan Myerson telling the story of the Russian invasion of Ukraine from the point of view of Kyiv’s police officers. Show more

Money anxiety is on the rise among young people. An expert panel shares tips on coping. And we hear from young people about their financial fears. Show more

The story of how Europe's biggest state - the old Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth - was sliced, diced and destroyed by three hungry neighbours in 1795. Show more

Greg James heads deep into the BBC archives to deliver a selection of prime and often forgotten audio, using stories of the week as his launch-pad. Show more

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A report has been published looking at maternity care at Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust, which found errors that may have led to the deaths of more than 200 babies.

Joanna Lumley & Roger Allam star as a long-married couple, in Jan Etherington’s award-winning comedy. This week they visit old friends, who seem to have changed beyond recognition. Show more

Chris attempts to be honest and there’s bad news at Berrow. Show more

The Burrell Collection in Glasgow reopens; Orphans the musical from the National Theatre of Scotland; the world premiere of Sutra, a yoga concerto; Edinburgh’s Makar, Hannah Lavery Show more

Louis Theroux interviews Jon Ronson on the making of Things Fell Apart, Strange Tales from the Culture Wars. Show more

A series of personal reflections on the theme of hospitality, inspired by an aspect of Jesus' ministry and Passion. Show more

In Northern Ireland peace and prosperity have been prioritised over environmental protection. Tom Heap asks if a new generation can push nature and wildlife up the agenda. Show more

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The early years of the BBC were eventful in both public and private spheres. Hilda Matheson joined in 1926 and soon impressed her colleagues and contributors - one in particular. Show more

The final episode of the fourth series of the Damien Slash Mixtape from writer/performer Daniel Barker. Show more

It needn't be Christmas to be Christmas, need it? Chris Neill, joined by Isy Suttie and Martin Hyder, hacks back the undergrowth of his life for the comedy stories buried within. Show more

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In Lucy Easthope's memoir about her career in disaster recovery she explores the devastation that flooding caused in Doncaster in 2007. Rebekah Staton reads. Show more

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