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Strategic ignorance and knowledge resistance.
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Bells on Sunday comes from the church of St Michael in Southampton
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1/10 A desperate man begs Rob Lawrie to risk his freedom by smuggling his daughter into Britain
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2/10 Sniffer dogs pick up a scent and police search the van. Will they find the hidden girl?
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3/10 Rob's freedom hangs in the balance: judges look set to find him guilty of smuggling.
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4/10 A twist in the tale as a desperate woman comes forward claiming to be the child's Mum.
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5/10 The authorities draw a blank in the search for the child and police say they can't act.
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11/30 30 of the world's sharpest minds choose a work from MoMA's collection. How do they see it?
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By Divya Ghelani. Pramila’s training for the skipathon does not go smoothly.
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A reflection and prayer to start the day with Canon Simon Doogan
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Red Kites thrive 30 years after reintroduction, farm fatalities fall, pollinating insects.
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The latest weather forecast for farmers.
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Steve Backshall presents the story and sound of the yellowhammer.
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The latest news from BBC Radio 4
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A reflection and prayer to start the day with Canon Simon Doogan
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George Eustice says leaving the EU will help shape the UK’s approach to the environment.
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Steve Backshall presents the story and sound of the sandwich tern.
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The latest news from BBC Radio 4
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A reflection and prayer to start the day with Canon Simon Doogan
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A ballot of two thousand growers in England is asking for views on paying a levy.
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Steve Backshall presents the story and sound of the common buzzard.
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The latest news from BBC Radio 4
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A reflection and prayer to start the day with Canon Simon Doogan
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Caz Graham asks BBC correspondent Mark D'Arcy about the Trade Bill and Agriculture Bill.
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Steve Backshall presents the story and sound of the osprey.
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The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping.
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The latest news from BBC Radio 4
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A reflection and prayer to start the day with Canon Simon Doogan
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UK scientists to start field trials for a bovine TB vaccination. Meadows for pollinators.
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Steve Backshall presents the house martin.
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The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping.
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The latest news from BBC Radio 4
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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with Dr Myriam François.
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Carl Honoré thinks we're all missing out by stereotyping older people as 'over the hill'.
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The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping.
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The latest news from BBC Radio 4
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Bells on Sunday comes from St. Peter’s in Curdridge in Hampshire.
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Mark Coles profiles the scientist leading the Oxford University vaccine team.
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News and current affairs, including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
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The latest news headlines. Including the weather and a look at the papers.
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A coastal dawn walk with wildlife filmmaker John Aitchison in West Scotland.
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Nature and the green recovery, and the importance of pollinators. Sybil Ruscoe presents.
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The latest weather forecast
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4
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Actor Felicity Finch reflects on a life of dance.
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How Australian winemakers have adapted to destructive bush fires.
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The latest news headlines. Including a look at the papers.
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A look at the ethical and religious issues of the week with William Crawley.
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Sandi Toksvig makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Five Talents
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A service preparing for this year's "Virtually Keswick" Convention centred on Hope
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Rebecca Stott tells the story of 536 AD - the year the sun 'disappeared'.
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Kate Humble presents the willow warbler.
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Nicola Benedetti gives us the player's perspective on Bruch's famous Violin Concerto No 1
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7/10 Sean Bean presents a series exploring how war experiences filter down the generations
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1/10 A desperate man begs Rob Lawrie to risk his freedom by smuggling his daughter into Britain
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Sangita Myska sets out to find the world's brightest ideas that could make Britain better.
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David Cannadine tells the story behind the buzzword Disruptors.
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2/10 Sniffer dogs pick up a scent and police search the van. Will they find the hidden girl?
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What makes Ravel's Pavane For A Dead Princess so evocative and emotional?
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Carl Honoré thinks we're all missing out by stereotyping older people as 'over the hill'.
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3/10 Rob's freedom hangs in the balance: judges look set to find him guilty of smuggling.
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Jonathan Freedland explores presidential elections fought amidst racial turmoil.
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James Burke joins the dots on his 'Knowledge Web'
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4/10 A twist in the tale as a desperate woman comes forward claiming to be the child's Mum.
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Annie Nightingale, DJ, shares the soundtrack of her life with Lauren Laverne.
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5/10 The authorities draw a blank in the search for the child and police say they can't act.
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The Naked podcaster Kat Harbourne and the Inheritance Tracks of Jessie Ware.
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News with Paddy O'Connell including what it's now like to visit a loved one in a care home
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Is it okay to leave a friend on a night out?
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1/5 A young couple dissect the events of a life-changing family meal.
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Gender neutral parenting. High street job losses and the impact on female workers.
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2/5 Hannah and Mark start dissecting events after a drunken night out.
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How to guides: how to be a good friend.
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3/5 A family barbecue gets Hannah and Mark’s debrief treatment.
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The programme that offers a female perspective on the world.
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4/5 Hannah and Mark ruthlessly review four-year-old Finn’s school play.
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Mary Trump on the book she has written about her famous uncle.
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5/5 Hannah’s 40th birthday party is dissected in the family treehouse.
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5/6 Jay Rayner hosts the culinary panel show.
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Alice’s big decision causes ructions and Ed’s past returns to haunt him.
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An Extended version of Tweet of the Day featuring the Yellowhammer
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3/3 An honest and sometimes funny account of living with a disability.
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Clive Anderson and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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2/3 How could we change our political system for the better?
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Maya Millett speaks to the archivists amplifying the buried stories of African-Americans.
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The stories of three people who have been removed or deported from the UK to Nigeria.
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Lockdown comedy drama produced as part of Culture in Quarantine.
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How Syria's secret photographer worked and survived under every force in the conflict.
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Susurrations, the songs trees sing in the wind and how writers and musicians capture these
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Jerry Brotton navigates the transformation from paper to digital mapping.
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2/6 Jane leaves husband Pete and goes to stay with her parents.
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Steve Richards discusses the events of a tumultuous political year.
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Stories from Brazil, Hungary, Venice, Cuba and from one of Russia's eastern outposts.
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Sharon Horgan, writer and actor, shares the soundtrack to her life with Lauren Laverne.
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5/5 Janet Ellis examines our love affair with the polka-dot.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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6/10 Adunni learns to keep a low profile in Big Madam’s house.
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How children can rack up big bills on parent's credit cards playing Fortnite.
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7/10 Big Madam is angry with Adunni again.
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What's it like recovering from Covid-19?
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8/10 Adunni and her new friend head to the market.
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Actor John Thomson shares his lockdown side-hustle after all his work was cancelled.
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9/10 Miss Tia’s mother has a bizarre plan to help her start a family.
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A new organisation is launched to drive through improvements to regional public transport.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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10/10 Adunni’s voice is about to be heard.
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Face masks; Gyms Reopening; Building Supplies
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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Back at work with no childcare, customers 'stuck' with their cars and a fraud in progress.
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1/6 Miles Jupp curates his dream festival, hosting a line-up of some of his favourite people.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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6/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's panel game.
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The man behind Pret A Manger and itsu on the future of high-street food brands.
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News, analysis and comment from BBC Radio 4
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1/5 Aged 19, Jacob Dunne was convicted of manslaughter for killing a man with a single punch.
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News, analysis and comment from BBC Radio 4
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2/5 Aged 19, Jacob Dunne was convicted of manslaughter for killing a man with a single punch.
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News, analysis and comment from BBC Radio 4
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3/5 Aged 19, Jacob Dunne was convicted of manslaughter for killing a man with a single punch.
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News, analysis and comment from BBC Radio 4
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4/5 Aged 19, Jacob Dunne was convicted of manslaughter for killing a man with a single punch.
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News, analysis and comment from BBC Radio 4
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5/5 Aged 19, Jacob Dunne was convicted of manslaughter for killing a man with a single punch.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4
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Chris Mason presents political debate from Broadcasting House in London.
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Global news and analysis, presented by Mark Mardell.
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Kofi Smiles presents the nation in conversation as we emerge from lockdown.
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1/3 The story of the Syrian uprising seen through the eyes of young people in Damascus.
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The ancient hill in western Syria that became a modern battleground
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Chris finds himself in trouble.
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2/3 The Syrian uprising turns increasingly violent as the Government cracks down on protest.
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Alice’s big decision causes ructions
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3/3 The Free Syrian Army must fight both ISIS and Government forces to protect Yarmouk.
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Ed’s past returns to haunt him
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Can two independent elderly folk be lured into a speed-date? Ross Dunsmore explores.
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Emma and Ed face a dilemma
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When Caroline had an affair with Jen's husband, their 30-year friendship was over.
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Are you overweight? Does the government telling you to do something about it help?
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Katya Adler talks to psychologist Wiebke Bleidorn about whether personalities can change.
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Kathy Clugston hosts this week's horticultural panel show.
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12/30 30 of the world's sharpest minds choose a work from MoMA's collection. How do they see it?
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4/6 Three students from Durham University take on their professors in the upbeat quiz.
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Food and Mood: how eating affects your mental health
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4/6 Jay Rayner hosts the culinary panel show.
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James Veitch hopes to fix things with his ex-girlfriend by attempting time travel.
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If you're claiming benefits for the first time, due to the pandemic, what's it like?
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Dr Margaret McCartney looks at the vital role of public health in the pandemic.
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A coastal dawn walk with wildlife filmmaker John Aitchison in West Scotland.
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Comedian Adrian Edmondson makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of the charity CHICKS.
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Elizabeth Day talks to Eley Williams about her new book, The Liar's Dictionary.
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Kathy Clugston hosts this week's horticultural panel show.
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By Divya Ghelani. Pramila’s training for the skipathon does not go smoothly.
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7/10 Steven Mackintosh plays Martin Beck in the classic Swedish detective series.
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World radio premiere of Albert Camus’ classic novel of a town under plague and quarantine.
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Sir Simon Schama's pick of the great Dutch masters at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
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Brian Cox and Robin Ince look at what science can reveal about human history, from space.
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Jeffrey Boakye talks with Iesha Small on the language of power and inequality in education
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Sarah Keyworth and Lissa Evans talk about books they love with Harriett Gilbert.
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Push buttons: pleasure, panic and the politics of pushing.
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The niche broadcasters taking on the mainstream.
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Pre-prints over peer review during the COVID pandemic, and roads and birds.
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Matthew Bannister on a campaigner, a publisher, an educationalist and a nutritionist.
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The programme that holds the BBC to account on behalf of the radio audience
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Known as the Barnsley Nightingale, the folk singer Kate Rusby on her album of covers.
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Sara Collins talks to Kate Grenville about her new novel A Room Made of Leaves.
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The Lebanese poet Zeina Hashem Beck explores poetry that sings in dark times.
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Afternoon news and current affairs programme.
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Afternoon news and current affairs programme.
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Afternoon news and current affairs programme.
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Afternoon news and current affairs programme.
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Full coverage of the day's news
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Nick Robinson talks to LibDem leadership contender Layla Moran.
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The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping.
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The latest weather forecast.
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Does a financial system with roots deep in the past have answers to modern economic woes?
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Mark Coles profiles the scientist leading the Oxford University vaccine team.
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The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping.
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The latest weather forecast.
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The UK suspends its extradition treaty with Hong Kong.
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6/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's panel game.
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Report on Russian interference in the UK says ministers 'actively avoided' looking for it
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2/6 The globetrotting, trash-picking, aisle-rolling storyteller with more wit and wisdom.
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Labour pays damages to whistleblowers in bid to distance party from anti Semitism row
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3/4 Victoria Coren Mitchell interviews Sarah Millican about cars.
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Guidance on wearing face coverings in shops published, before coming compulsory tonight.
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3/6 Comedy series about a man struggling to cope with being reincarnated as various animals.
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Boris Johnson admits the government didn't understand coronavirus enough at the start
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1/6 Miles Jupp curates his dream festival, hosting a line-up of some of his favourite people.
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India records 100,000 new cases in 48 hours. Brazil, US, and Africa among worst affected.
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Clive Anderson and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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Foreign Secretary says he won't apologise for quarantine on travellers to UK from Spain
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The best of BBC Radio this week.
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Chris finds himself in trouble.
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Josephine Mackerras on her film, Alice, about a woman who becomes an escort.
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1/5 A young couple dissect the events of a life-changing family meal.
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Alice’s big decision causes ructions
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Nell Dunn on her new memoir The Muse, Kelly O'Sullivan, 846, Q Magazine.
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2/5 Hannah and Mark start dissecting events after a drunken night out.
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Ed’s past returns to haunt him
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Director Oliver Stone on getting into Hollywood chronicled in his memoir Chasing the Light
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3/5 A family barbecue gets Hannah and Mark’s debrief treatment.
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Emma and Ed face a dilemma
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Jimmy McGovern; crime writing; dancing in lockdown; photographer Tyler Mitchell.
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4/5 Hannah and Mark ruthlessly review four-year-old Finn’s school play.
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Director Mira Nair on her television adaptation of Vikram Seth's novel, A Suitable Boy.
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5/5 Hannah’s 40th birthday party is dissected in the family treehouse.
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Mark Coles profiles the scientist leading the Oxford University vaccine team.
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How do we construct our pictures of the past asks Hilary Mantel.
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10/10 The big moment arrives. Will Thomas win the biggest cash prize ever offered on Indian TV?
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4/6 In Carolyn's race against time, what better place than a sleepy Spanish airfield?
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5/5 The Best-Thumbed Parts Of Her Novel by Robert Shearman. A writer is losing her words.
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The stories of three people who have been removed or deported from the UK to Nigeria.
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Behavioural fatigue: what is it, where did it come from, and what’s the link with Nudge?
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Does a financial system with roots deep in the past have answers to modern economic woes?
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What does leaving the EU mean for taking guide dogs abroad?
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Engaging live debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories.
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Carl Honoré thinks we're all missing out by stereotyping older people as 'over the hill'.
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How can the UK shape foreign policy in response to the threats posed by Russia and China?
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Practical solutions for companies that want to have a more racially diverse workforce.
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Chris Mason presents political debate from Broadcasting House in London.
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Rebecca Stott tells the story of 536 AD - the year the sun 'disappeared'.
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Mark Lawson on the rich history of medical programmes, fact and fiction, on radio and TV.
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The programme that holds the BBC to account on behalf of the radio audience
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Matthew Bannister on a campaigner, a publisher, an educationalist and a nutritionist.
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1/3 How could we change our political system for the better?
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Nicola Benedetti gives us the player's perspective on Bruch's famous Violin Concerto No 1
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Dr Margaret McCartney looks at the vital role of public health in the pandemic.
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21:30
Sangita Myska sets out to find the world's brightest ideas that could make Britain better.
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What makes Ravel's Pavane For A Dead Princess so evocative and emotional?
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21:30
The niche broadcasters taking on the mainstream.
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Pre-prints over peer review during the COVID pandemic, and roads and birds.
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21:30
Jonathan Freedland explores presidential elections fought amidst racial turmoil.
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Christine Finn explores the world of recorded natural sound and those who relax to it.
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9/9 Final episode in the conspiracy thriller by Matthew Broughton. Starring Romola Garai.
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1/3 Will Leah catch the last kindertransport out of Vienna?
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Back at work with no childcare, customers 'stuck' with their cars and a fraud in progress.
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Sandi Toksvig makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Five Talents
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Behavioural fatigue: what is it, where did it come from, and what’s the link with Nudge?
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Clinical trials conclude the jab is safe and triggers immune response
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6/10 Adunni learns to keep a low profile in Big Madam’s house.
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Govt accused of avoiding investigation into interference in Brexit referendum
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7/10 Big Madam is angry with Adunni again.
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US State Department accuses Beijing of interfering in American affairs
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8/10 Adunni and her new friend head to the market.
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Secretary of State calls for international coalition to help change Beijing’s behaviour
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9/10 Miss Tia’s mother has a bizarre plan to help her start a family.
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Tensions reach most acute levels since the countries normalised relations in 1972
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10/10 Adunni’s voice is about to be heard.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4
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Engaging live debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories.
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Radio 4's Sunday night political discussion programme.
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Professor Tanya Byron examines the language of Covid-19 with author Mark Honigsbaum.
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Brian Cox and Robin Ince look at what science can reveal about human history, from space.
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1/4 Sindhu Vee talks to Guz Khan about their mothers, and lockdown.
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3/4 Fast-paced sketch show from character comedian Damien Slash (aka Daniel Barker).
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Greg James, proud radio nerd, rummages through the BBC's vast archives.
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Rowland Hill went from disgruntled user to radical reformer of Britain’s postal system.
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Sarah Keyworth and Lissa Evans talk about books they love with Harriett Gilbert.
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Is RFID introducing an 'internet of things'? Or are its glory days behind it?
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4/6 Three students from Durham University take on their professors in the upbeat quiz.
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2/2 Following the Japanese poets who are embedding poetry into the city of Tokyo.
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Actor Felicity Finch reflects on a life of dance.
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