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A reflection and prayer to begin the day with the Revd Dr Emma Whittick, Chaplain at the University of Wales Trinity St David, in Lampeter and Carmarthen.

The difference between British wine and English wine could be about to change. Agricultural universities join forces to try to ensure their research has more relevance to farmers. Show more

Chris Packham presents the moorhen. Show more

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Susan reports as MPs try to get to the bottom of the home secretary's speeding fine.

The Nobel Prize-winning physicist tells Jim Al-Khalili about his journey from the Soviet Union to Western Europe and a Nobel Prize in Physics - plus some amphibian levitation. Show more

Keith Brymer-Jones talks to Craig Mealing about crying. Show more

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AI technologies have been developing faster than anyone expected. How worried should we be? Show more

Great music is born from societal and political change. These are the origin stories of some of the UK's most vital musical movements. In this episode, Sheffield's Warp Records. Show more

Today we're asking - is working from home here to stay? You can call us from 11 am on Tuesday May 22nd on 03700 100 444. Or email youandyours@bbc.co.uk. Please leave a number. Show more

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Might Shakespeare help resolve some challenging contemporary issues? Major public figures in conversation with Emma Smith. Today, writer Will Self on toxic masculinity and Hamlet. Show more

Helen fears the worst and Susan is on a mission. Show more

Zalie Burrow's drama tells the inspiring but sometimes harrowing story of a mum's quest to find the right treatment for her son's obsessive compulsive disorder. Show more

Jay Rayner hosts a culinary panel show packed full of tasty titbits, this week coming to you from Brixton, South London. Show more

Steve Backshall asks why it's so hard to have an energy efficient, fossil-fuel free home Show more

Do rape trials need to be reformed? How the Law Commission of England and Wales, and a Scottish government bill, aim to do so. And: contrasting the two Johnny Depp v Amber Heard trials Show more

Novelist Jake Arnott nominates John Gay, the eighteenth century satirist and writer of The Beggar's Opera. With Ian Hislop and Dr Rebecca Bullard of Trinity College, Oxford. Show more

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South Wales Police are looking at a video showing a police van following an electric bike

Comedian and computer scientist Olga Koch returns for a new series of her stand up show. This week, Olga and her digital assistant ALGO (Tia Kofi) over-analyse the concept of fun! Show more

Alice is determined to mark an occasion, and Tracy has reservations. Show more

Sparks on their new album The Girl is Crying in Her Latte, EM Forster adaptations on radio and nature mystery writer Bob Gilbert. Show more

Sex attacks in hospitals: File on 4 hears from victims and investigates whether enough is being done to keep patients and staff safe. Show more

We are continuing the discussion about whether the modern world is easier or more difficult for visually impaired people, but this time looking at people's attitudes and service. Show more

The latest All in the Mind Awards finalist: a mother who's helping her adult son to make music again - in spite of the voices he hears because of his schizophrenia. Show more

The Nobel Prize-winning physicist tells Jim Al-Khalili about his journey from the Soviet Union to Western Europe and a Nobel Prize in Physics - plus some amphibian levitation. Show more

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The first shooting day for Knightshade: The Lathe of Firefall has arrived. An incandescent Wren Lane lights up the set. As for the rest, well that's all OKB. Show more

Stephen Mangan asks his guest David Quantick to reveal three guilty secrets inside his virtual confessional box. From 2021. Show more

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Even as The Crusades loom large in history, Naoise Mac Sweeney asks just how unified the Christian past of the west was. Read by Nina Sosanya. Show more

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