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3/12 A 400-year-old guide to melancholy. What can it teach us today?
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A woman becomes a carer for her estranged father.
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UK producers are being disadvantaged by a delay in food and live animal inspections.
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Comedian Sue Perkins recalls meeting a great horned owl at the Staffordshire Country Show.
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Are we more at risk from food crime as a result of leaving the EU? And illegal crayfish.
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Environmentalist Tony Juniper recalls the popularity of linnets in his childhood.
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The UK strikes its first post-Brexit fishing deal with the EU and Norway.
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Andy Clements is entranced by the mournful spirit-rising sound of the golden plover.
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The ongoing problem of fat pigs - pig farmers call for more help from retailers.
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Mike Toms describes his encounters with tawny owls in Thetford Forest in Norfolk.
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Preventing livestock worrying. Could changes to shooting rules protect hares? Hungry gap.
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Actress and keen birdwatcher Trudie Goodwin fell in love with the carib grackle's song.
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Reflection to start the day with the Rev Dr Alison Jack of New College, Edinburgh.
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Journalist, controversialist, celebrity - what's next for the man who craves headlines?
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Bells on Sunday comes from St Leonard’s Church, Hythe in Kent
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Sound recordist Ellie Williams takes Clare for an audio-rich wander in North Somerset.
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Today marks the spring equinox and time for spring cleaning - outside as well as in.
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Celebrating damage - learning from kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery.
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Brett Westwood meets a wolf and considers the meaning of wolfishness in our culture.
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William Crawley with a look at the ethical and religious issues of the week.
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Tony Robinson makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Comic Relief Red Nose Day.
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A moment of remembrance led by the Archbishop of York marks the loss of over 125,000 lives
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Michael Morpurgo reflects... a year on from the first lockdown.
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Childhood holidays in France were a chance to see rare birds for Fyfe Dangerfield.
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Andrew Marr with Matthew d’Ancona, Minouche Shafik and Kenan Malik
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1/5 George Szirtes reads his award-winning memoir about his mother.
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1/3 Evan Davis and a panel of expert guests discuss lessons from the Covid-19 crisis.
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Is transferring power from bosses to employees the key to protecting jobs from automation?
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5/5 Will Self explores the environmental impact of the bottled water industry.
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Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the revenge of Dionysus on Thebes in Euripides' tragedy.
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Dame Louise Casey, crossbench peer, shares the soundtrack of her life with Lauren Laverne.
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5/5 George Szirtes reads his award-winning memoir about his mother.
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Jenny Packham on clothes, Jake Tyler on walking the UK and Craig Charles picks his tracks.
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The news with Paddy O'Connell. Lord Clarke on a year since lockdown.
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1/5 No One Called Her Angel. A five-part reading for Radio 4 written by Louise Welsh.
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Safe city design, Victoria Atkins, Do men and women garden differently?
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Women & confidence in the police, Maria Ressa and the future of the handbag post pandemic
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Three men talk about male violence.
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Ayanna Witter-Johnson, carers' pay, inclusivity in beauty and Jacqueline Rose.
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2/3 David Mitchell hears how our meeting culture is spinning out of control. What can we do?
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Recent events take their toll on Alice and Eddie makes a rash decision.
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Melanie Reid reunites with her ward mates, a decade after becoming tetraplegic.
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Tim Harford reports on the global race to vaccinate the world against Covid 19.
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1/2 Entrepreneur Kathryn Parsons decodes the tech world of China.
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Laura Barton on the importance of the age of seventeen in pop music.
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2/3 Chris van Tulleken on the human behaviours that make viruses jump from animals to people.
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A series of dark comic plays from Alexei Sayle.
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The story of a Syrian protester from Raqqa and efforts to rebuild the city.
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2/3 James Fox steps into the future to ask how technology is transforming the art world.
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2/6 Phil Tinline continues his series exploring what conspiracy stories tell us about power.
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3/4 Leo goes hill walking and meets a woman in desperate need of his help.
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Anne McElvoy is joined by Greg Clark, Ruth Edwards, Sarah Owen and Sarah Champion.
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The Hong Kongers preparing to leave the territory as Beijing's influence grows.
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Maggie O'Farrell, writer, shares the soundtrack of her life with Lauren Laverne.
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The decriminalisation of homosexuality, and the struggle for equal rights that followed.
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6/10 Kazuo Ishiguro's first novel since winning the Nobel Prize, read by Lydia Wilson.
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The ONS has the Data You have the stories about a year like no other.
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7/10 Kazuo Ishiguro's new novel set in the near future, and read by Lydia Wilson.
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How safe do you feel when you're out and about?
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8/10 The new novel from Nobel and Booker-winning author, Kazuo Ishiguro, read by Lydia Wilson.
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Human rights in social care. Rise in direct cremations. Making music festivals greener.
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9/10 The new novel from Nobel and Booker-winning author, Kazuo Ishiguro, read by Lydia Wilson.
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How the gambling website Football Index blurred lines between betting and investing.
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10/10 The new novel from Nobel and Booker-winning author, Kazuo Ishiguro, read by Lydia Wilson.
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With rail passenger journeys a fraction of what they were, we look at the future of rail.
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We hear from owners of defective new homes who were told to keep quiet.
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4/7 Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches
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4/10 Jenny Eclair hosts a special episode of Just a Minute.
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A year on, Sheila Dillon catches up with those who have been keeping the nation fed.
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1/5 Neil MacGregor with gold coins from Syria and the transformation of the Middle East.
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2/5 Neil MacGregor with one of the most sensational finds from Anglo-Saxon Britain.
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3/5 Neil MacGregor with a warrior figure from a lost people of Peru.
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Forty-five minutes of news, analysis and comment, with Sarah Montague
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4/5 Neil MacGregor delves into the history of an artefact from Korea.
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Forty-five minutes of news, analysis and comment, with Victoria Derbyshire.
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5/5 Neil MacGregor continues his history of the world with a painting from the Silk Road.
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Chris Mason presents political debate and discussion.
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Victoria Derbyshire looks at the week’s big stories from both home and around the world.
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Join Greg Jenner for a fun Homeschool History lesson on life in Roman Pompeii.
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Reporter Chris Gunness finds himself at the centre of the 1988 Burmese Student revolution.
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Ben receives an unexpected gift.
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Rom-Com about meeting the perfect partner.
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Recent events take their toll on Alice
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A desperate pilot hijacks his own plane in Adrian Penketh's tense thriller.
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Jazzer learns a valuable lesson.
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By Siân Owen. One mum’s struggle to connect to her severely deaf baby son.
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Chris attempts to be supportive.
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Have your say on Vaccines and the Police Bill
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The team look back through the archives for a houseplant edition of the show.
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4/12 A 400-year-old guide to melancholy. What can it teach us today?
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The contest of arcane cultural knowledge and cryptic connections, with Tom Sutcliffe
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Jaega Wise hears how oak barrels continue to thrive in the drinks industry.
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Short documentaries about artworks and artists. Presented by Josie Long.
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Michael Rosen celebrates 50 years of Dr Seuss's environmental fable, The Lorax
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Has Covid changed the way we shop?
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Covid vaccination and the science behind the side-effects.
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Sound recordist Ellie Williams takes Clare for an audio-rich wander in North Somerset.
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Felicity Finch makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of the Radio 4 Appeal Fund
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Elizabeth Day talks to Pulitzer Prize winning writer Viet Thanh Nguyen about The Committed
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The team look back through the archives for a houseplant edition of the show.
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A woman becomes a carer for her estranged father.
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Tango is an obsession to some people. To many, it is the spirit of life itself.
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2/2 Rosalind Ayres directs an all-star cast in this rediscovered horror-thriller.
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3/5 Artist Katie Paterson explores how the pandemic and lockdown have affected her creativity.
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Aleks Krotoski explores the importance of novelty and if the digital world can provide it.
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As governments and fossil fuel companies are being sued, can the law fight climate change?
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Greg James and Bella Mackie join Harriett Gilbert to talk favourite books.
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Matthew Syed asks whether the secret to happiness lies in abandoning social hierarchy.
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How do journalists get at the truth in government?
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Antonia Quirke talks to Francis Lee, director of Ammonite starring Kate Winslet.
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Human embryo research and ethics; sperm whale social learning; Antikythera mechanism.
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Julian Worricker on a king, a commentator, a charity founder, a musician.
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The programme that holds the BBC to account on behalf of the radio audience.
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Women and confidence in the police, Syria, and the future of the handbag.
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Elizabeth Day talks to Fiona Mozley about her second novel, Hot Stew.
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Poet Clare Shaw explores how artists in Calderdale respond to extreme flooding.
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Full coverage of the day's news
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What are the business opportunities from green hydrogen as a power source?
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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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Are asylum seekers being mistreated by UK companies paid billions to house them?
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Journalist, controversialist, celebrity - what's next for the man who craves headlines?
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More EU countries have suspended the use of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine
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4/10 Jenny Eclair hosts a special episode of Just a Minute.
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Focus on the Far East. Russia identified as the most acute threat. More nuclear weapons.
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3/6 Hardacre’s ad agency celebrates a birthday.
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No new jab appointments to be booked in April.
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6/6 Granny Kumar is back - and ready to chat with her sisters.
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The EU's medical regulator has said the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine is safe and effective.
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1/6 A special home-recorded series with the world-renowned storyteller.
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Delays in the rollout of the Oxford Astrazeneca vaccine are continuing in parts of Europe
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4/7 Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches
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More than half of adults in the UK have received their first covid vaccine
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Clive Anderson and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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Conservative rebels attack government plans to extend lockdown powers in England.
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Julie Hesmondhalgh chooses best of BBC Radio this week.
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Ben receives an unexpected gift.
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Rocks director Sarah Gavron and writer Theresa Ikoko, and today's Oscar nominations.
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1/15 Henry Akeley, an old student from Dr Eleanor Peck’s folklore course has gone missing.
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Recent events take their toll on Alice
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One year after theatres closed due to Covid, what was the impact and what is the legacy?
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2/15 Heawood and Kennedy visit Henry Akeley's House in Rendlesham Forest.
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Jazzer learns a valuable lesson.
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No Ordinary Man, Dream, Lofi Hip Hop and James Levine.
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3/15 Henry Akeley's disappearance leads Heawood and Kennedy to Rendlesham Forest.
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Chris attempts to be supportive.
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Michael Rosen's Covid book, The Band Plays On drama, Zack Snyder’s Justice League reviewed
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4/15 Kennedy and Heawood start to doubt Henry Akeley’s sanity.
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Hamilton's Giles Terera on writing his first play, The Meaning of Zong.
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5/15 Heawood and Kennedy are starting to make progress with the Henry Akeley investigation.
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Journalist, controversialist, celebrity - what's next for the man who craves headlines?
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Brian Cox and Robin Ince discover how our relationship with the night sky has changed.
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5/5 Phill Jupitus talks about what's happening in our lives with historian Rutger Bregman.
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12/12 The final part of Cynan Jones' gripping series set in the very near future.
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Sunday evening stand-up comedy from Jacob Hawley.
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2/3 A final fling at a rundown seaside hotel takes an unexpected turn.
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An old album leads Charlotte and Cole to uncover the story of a lifelong friendship.
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Margaret Heffernan explores the fine art of decision making in times of uncertainty.
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Are asylum seekers being mistreated by UK companies paid billions to house them?
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Telephone Banking; TikTok Trolls
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Engaging live debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories.
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A personal, hopeful reflection inspired by an aspect of the story leading up to Easter.
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As governments and fossil fuel companies are being sued, can the law fight climate change?
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What are the business opportunities from green hydrogen as a power source?
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Chris Mason presents political debate and discussion.
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Michael Morpurgo reflects... a year on from the first lockdown.
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Bust-ups, bums and Brexit's beginning? - Chris Mason tells the story of the AV referendum.
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The programme that holds the BBC to account on behalf of the radio audience.
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Julian Worricker on a king, a commentator, a charity founder, a musician.
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Will banning 'conversion therapy' end the practice of trying to change people's sexuality?
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Andrew Marr with Matthew d’Ancona, Minouche Shafik and Kenan Malik
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Covid vaccination and the science behind the side-effects.
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1/3 Evan Davis and a panel of expert guests discuss lessons from the Covid-19 crisis.
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Michael Rosen celebrates 50 years of Dr Seuss's environmental fable, The Lorax
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How do journalists get at the truth in government?
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Human embryo research and ethics; sperm whale social learning; Antikythera mechanism.
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Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the revenge of Dionysus on Thebes in Euripides' tragedy.
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1/3 When James Le Mesurier fell to his death he left behind a tangle of truths and lies.
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Radio 4 partners with Live Theatre, Newcastle to broadcast this funny and moving play.
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Why would anyone be a goth? What is the appeal of this dark and spooky subculture?
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We hear from owners of defective new homes who were told to keep quiet.
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Tony Robinson makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Comic Relief Red Nose Day.
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Margaret Heffernan explores the fine art of decision making in times of uncertainty.
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Boris Johnson tells people the vaccine is safe
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6/10 Kazuo Ishiguro's first novel since winning the Nobel Prize, read by Lydia Wilson.
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PM says it’s designed to make Britain "stronger and safer"
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7/10 Kazuo Ishiguro's new novel set in the near future, and read by Lydia Wilson.
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Rare interview with PR company representing the military regime
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8/10 The new novel from Nobel and Booker-winning author, Kazuo Ishiguro, read by Lydia Wilson.
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EU medicines regulator says jab is safe and effective
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9/10 The new novel from Nobel and Booker-winning author, Kazuo Ishiguro, read by Lydia Wilson.
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22:00
Mayor of Rio describes situation as "critical"
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22:45
10/10 The new novel from Nobel and Booker-winning author, Kazuo Ishiguro, read by Lydia Wilson.
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22:00
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4
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22:15
Engaging live debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories.
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22:00
With Danny Kruger, Catherine McKinnell and Louise Casey.
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23:00
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23:00
Clive Anderson and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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23:30
News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament
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23:00
Fi and Jane choose some of their favourite listener emails from the past few weeks.
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23:30
News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament
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23:00
3/4 Tom looks at the benefits system and asks if it actually works.
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23:15
10/12 A twisted comedy treat. The news remixed. Jon Holmes presents The Skewer. Headphones on.
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23:30
News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament
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23:00
Greg James and Bella Mackie join Harriett Gilbert to talk favourite books.
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23:30
News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament
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23:00
4/4 Newsjack brings topical sketches and one liners written by you, the great British public.
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23:30
News, views and features on today's stories in Parliament
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23:00
The contest of arcane cultural knowledge and cryptic connections, with Tom Sutcliffe
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23:30
Rachel Long talks to poets at night about the ways beds run through the poetic imagination
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23:00
Antonia Quirke talks to Francis Lee, director of Ammonite starring Kate Winslet.
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23:30
Celebrating damage - learning from kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery.
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