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Yesterday in Parliament with Sean Curran.

Lord Clarke talks to James Naughtie about his 50 years on the front line of politics. Show more

Lisa Abernethy shows Richard King around the RNLI station in Portrush. Show more

What role should men play in stopping sexist behaviour? Show more

Journalist Kang receives a surprising call from K-pop royalty Goo-Hara, who wants to help her with her investigation, as some of the people in the chatroom were her friends. Show more

Eric Roberts, a bank worker from Surrey, joins MI5. He is given the alias Jack King and his job is to hunt for British Nazi-sympathisers. Show more

New figures for You and Yours compiled by retail analysts Kantar show that sales of organic chicken are down more than 30% in the last year prompting concerns about animal welfare. Show more

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How did Banksy go from wall-spraying hood rat, to the most famous, and infamous, artist in the world? Banksy returns to Bristol in triumph, while Steph stands accused. Show more

Based on true stories, three interlinked short dramas about loneliness. With Sue Johnston, Siobhan Finneran and newcomer Millie Gibson. Show more

We hear what renters are experiencing, from tough competition to bidding wars and eviction notices. Show more

One year after the peak of UK infections, can we determine what actions brought mpox cases down? Show more

Matthew Syed shares the story of three very different women who all shook off the label of 'nice', asking what can happen when we indulge in our so-called 'inner villain'. Show more

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The actor, Kevin Spacey, has been cleared of sexually assaulting four men in the UK.

John Finnemore presents another edition of his multi-award-winning sketch show. Show more

George makes a controversial suggestion, and there’s debate at Bridge Farm. Show more

Filmmaker Kathryn Ferguson on her prize-winning documentary about Sinead O'Connor; how comedians stage Edinburgh Fringe previews; kid’s writers Frank Cottrell-Boyce & Efua Traoré. Show more

Combative, provocative and engaging debate chaired by Michael Buerk. With Tim Stanley, Giles Fraser, Anne McElvoy and Ash Sarkar. Show more

Can speaking with a life coach help unlock Catrin’s potential? Show more

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Tributes to Sinéad O'Connor

Labour party policy on gender self-ID

Former French president Francois Hollande on dealing with President Putin

Self is struggling with actors, his girlfriend and a phone stalker and has an awful feeling that something even worse is about to happen, in Martin Amis's savagely funny cult novel. Show more

Late at night our tired minds can wander through funny, bizarre and poignant territory before we drift off. This is what it sounds like when two Herberts sound off to delight. Show more

Jon Holmes's comedy current affairs concept album remixes the news into award-winning satirical shapes. This week, Making Banking Plans For Nigel, and Oppenheimer meets Ed Davey. Show more

Lee Jaffe recalls the week he spent with Bob Marley and Bruce Springsteen in July 1973 as the two future music superstars shared the stage at legendary nightclub Max's Kansas City. Show more

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The government requisitioned huge bunkers as protection for politicians and essential workers in the event of nuclear war. These included sites at Hack Green and Burlington. Show more

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