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The religion of work and welfare.
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Bells on Sunday comes from the Minster Church of St Peter, Leeds in West Yorkshire.
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2/5 Rob Percival on why it's time to re-examine our relationship with the animals we farm.
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3/5 The intrinsic dilemmas of Veganism and the importance of compassionate husbandry.
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4/5 What is the best diet for our future? Rob Percival explores the options.
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5/5 Rob Percival on why attitudes to our diet must change.
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9/10 Gus Casely-Hayford charts the history of Ray-Ban sunglasses from Aviators to Wayfarers.
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Spiritual reflection with Fr Dermot Morrin of St Albert's Catholic Chaplaincy, Edinburgh
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Senedd reports on Agriculture Bill in Wales, rural poverty, and a giant hedge.
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The latest weather forecast for farmers.
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Peacocks remind peace and environment activist Satish Kumar of childhood monsoons.
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Spiritual reflection with Fr Dermot Morrin of St Albert's Catholic Chaplaincy, Edinburgh
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Targets to improve the environment, and rural homelessness.
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The Savi's Warbler - Miranda Krestovnikoff narrates the story of this bird and its sound.
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Spiritual reflection with Fr Dermot Morrin of St Albert's Catholic Chaplaincy, Edinburgh
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Royal Society Land Use Report; help for potato farmers; and rural heating bills.
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Michaela Strachan presents the story and sound of the rock pipit.
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The latest news from BBC Radio 4
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Spiritual reflection with Fr Dermot Morrin of St Albert's Catholic Chaplaincy, Edinburgh
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Apple growers not planting new trees, rural hardship, and record-breaking arable farmer.
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Brett Westwood presents the Green Sandpiper.
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The latest news from BBC Radio 4
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Spiritual reflection with Fr Dermot Morrin of St Albert's Catholic Chaplaincy, Edinburgh
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The dental deserts in the UK's rural and coastal towns.
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Penny Anderson introduces the red grouse, a bird whose call always makes her laugh.
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The latest news from BBC Radio 4
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A reflection and prayer to start the day with the Rev Dr Emma Whittick.
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Ted Harrison argues that only art can truly capture the essence of spirituality.
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The latest news from BBC Radio 4
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Bells on Sunday comes from the Church of St Mary of the Assumption, in Ufford in Suffolk.
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The latest news headlines. Including the weather and a look at the papers.
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Boff Whalley and Commoners Choir take Clare for a hike and a sing in Calderdale.
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Government targets to improve the environment; potatoes; top fruit; rural poverty.
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'Gorillas taught me to be human.' John McCarthy explores unusual paths to humanity.
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Charlotte Ashton visits a vineyard in South Africa to learn about organic wine production.
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A look at the ethical and religious issues of the week
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Lwiza Mulenga makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Cecily's Fund.
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From Alive City Church, London with Volney and Angel Morgan
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Adam Gopnik challenges the idea that artificial intelligence can match human creativity.
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Liz Bonnin presents Montserrat oriole from the Caribbean island of Montserrat.
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Tom Sutcliffe with Dan Stone, Catherine Merridale and Bernard Wasserstein.
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1/5 How empathy, ethics, the economy and ecology will shape our diets in the future.
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Jim Al-Khalili hears about new approaches to quantum questions and using science in films.
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What's it really like being a critic? Dance and theatre writer Sarah Crompton tells all.
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2/5 Rob Percival on why it's time to re-examine our relationship with the animals we farm.
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We examine a claim that the UK’s trade with the EU has increased since Brexit.
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How a (small) glass of red wine could protect your heart and give your gut health a boost.
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3/5 The intrinsic dilemmas of Veganism and the importance of compassionate husbandry.
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Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the 16th-century astronomer, renowned for his accuracy.
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4/5 What is the best diet for our future? Rob Percival explores the options.
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Corinne Le Quéré, scientist, shares the soundtrack of her life with Lauren Laverne.
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5/5 Rob Percival on why attitudes to our diet must change.
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Nikki Amuka Bird and rugby's Chris Robshaw's Inheritance Tracks
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The Sunday morning news magazine programme. Presented by Paddy O'Connell
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Hilary Grime's daughter Phoebe, a university student, took her own life in 2021.
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Emily Atack on the abusive messages she receives from men and why she's calling for change
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The actor on playing Nolly - star of Crossroads and Queen of the Midlands Noele Gordon.
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Prospero as a mother not an elderly Duke & father: actor Alex Kingston's current challenge
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A new report by HM Inspectorate of Prisons on conditions at Eastwood Park women’s prison.
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2/6 Jay Rayner and the team travel to Slough for this week's food show.
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Lilian has a rude awakening, and Tony and Pat may have their hands full.
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4/4 Misha Glenny on Russia and defensive war.
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Can too much choice be bad for shoppers? Evan Davis and guests discuss.
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Can we bring extinct species back from the dead?
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The story of Plaisir d'amour as it travelled across time.
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4/10 What convinced 15-year-old Shamima Begum to leave London for ISIS? And who?
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1/6 Vera reacts badly to Henry's announcement that he wants to become a Labour MP.
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A suicide bombing in a high security police mosque in Pakistan devastates the community.
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The poet Rachel Long explores the craft of capturing a kiss in writing.
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What is the role and place of diagnosis in psychiatry?
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6/6 Sort out your life and sign up for the Milton Declutterering Method!
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Pippa Crerar of The Guardian reviews the political week.
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After a surge in violence over the past week, mourners speak of their fears for the future
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Lesley Manville, actor, shares the soundtrack of her life with Lauren Laverne.
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Clamp-down on 'Counterfeit Street' and Happy Valley tourism.
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Call You and Yours - What's the world of work like for the over 50s?
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The boss of the fairtrade pioneer, Traidcraft, tells us why it's gone into administration.
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Gap Finders: Spice Kitchen founders Sanjay and Shashi Aggarwal.
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Are the Ecoegg, laundry sheets and microfibre filters really better for the environment?
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The row over a trans woman convicted of rape sent to a women's prison in Scotland.
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Paul Lewis hears how complaints to the Energy Ombudsman reached a record high last year.
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6/11 Andy Zaltzman quizzes the week's news.
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6/8 Sue Perkins hosts Radio 4's longest-running panel show.
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Born in Gascony, celebrated for cooking in London, Pierre Koffmann tells his food story.
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8/12 When a man used satellites to find dumps, he learned they’re everywhere. Is it a mafia?
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9/12 In a violent mafia’s home town, we learn how the UK is playing a dangerous game.
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10/12 Crowds gather. A child is dead. And there are countless more. Are dumps to blame?
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11/12 In his last days, Joe thought pollution was putting lives at risk. Was he right?
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12/12 In a finale of twists and answers, we uncover the secret that disturbed Joe until the end.
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Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Bangor Court House, County Down.
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Radio 4's look at the week's big stories from both home and around the world
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The women battling the Chinese state after their loved ones were jailed as dissidents.
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Who has been caught red-handed? Tony is put on the spot.
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Folk musician Eliza Carthy reveals her formative cultural influences.
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Lilian has a rude awakening, and Justin has an idea.
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Zameera is a half-widow, living through the Kashmir crisis of 2019. By Avin Shah.
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There’s confrontation at Willow Cottage, and Chelsea throws down the gauntlet.
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Zameera is forced to make a terrible choice. Drama set in the Kashmir crisis of 2019.
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Tom is getting carried away, and Harrison deals with a delicate situation.
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4/8 Hitler recognises Goebbels’ propaganda skills and draws him deeper into the movement.
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There’s an unexpected guest at Ambridge Hall, and has Natasha changed her tune?
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2/5 Can Sarah and Charlie trust the stranger who followed them to Ong’s Hat?
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What are banks and what do they do with our money?
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Have your say on the issues discussed on Any Questions?
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Series fan Arnold Schwarzenegger discusses his favourite green ideas with Tom Heap.
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The GQT team returns to Tring for this week's horticultural programme.
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John Yorke takes a look at Lady Chatterley's Lover by D H Lawrence.
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4/13 The wide-ranging music quiz chaired by Paul Gambaccini.
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Jaega Wise finds out how Brexit is working out for food producers, three years on.
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1/6 Jay Rayner hosts a culinary panel show packed full of tasty titbits.
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1/3 Nick Wallis investigates a high seas hoax that became connected to a murder.
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What are the financial considerations for people living with dementia?
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Women are dying of heart attacks because they're not getting the right treatment.
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Boff Whalley and Commoners Choir take Clare for a hike and a sing in Calderdale.
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Simon Thomas makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Justice and Care.
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Chris Power talks to Katy Hays, RF Kuang and Kate Weinberg about a ubiquitous new trend
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The GQT team returns to Tring for this week's horticultural programme.
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A magical story about a doting auntie, face-painting and the importance of wet wipes.
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In 1922, impresario Nigel Playfair is convinced that a play could work on the wireless.
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DH Lawrence's classic retold in 21st-century Redcar.
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Natalie Haynes explores why overthrowing a government by force is not as easy as it looks.
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Aleem Maqbool hears a story about the pain of doubting your religion and belief.
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Michael Rosen delves into the fascinating world of food and drink advertising.
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More guest recommendations for good books to binge on.
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The Indian government asks Twitter and YouTube to take down a new documentary.
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Can we bring extinct species back from the dead?
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What does the government's Environmental Improvement plan really mean?
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Matthew Bannister on a businessman, an actor, a Rabbi and an editor.
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We examine a claim that the UK’s trade with the EU has increased since Brexit.
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Helena Bonham Carter on playing "the Queen of the midlands", in Russell T Davies' Nolly.
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Writer Cal Flyn talks about Islands of Abandonment.
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Sir Ian McKellen joins Simon Armitage in his writing shed in the Pennines.
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Full coverage of the day's news
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Can the woman leading the teacher strikes see a way out of the current crisis?
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The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping.
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The latest weather reports and forecast
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Mishal Husain is joined by a panel of guests to look at Brexit.
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The naturalist, broadcaster, author and campaigner.
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The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping.
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If the strikes over pay go ahead, it'll be the first UK fire walkout since 2003.
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6/8 Sue Perkins hosts Radio 4's longest-running panel show.
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The forces, in England and Wales, have announced widespread changes in response.
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3/4 Phil will solve your problems. Well, he'll try. Sitcom also starring Johnny Vegas.
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Train drivers, university lecturers and teacher are among those to go on strike.
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5/6 Roger’s pursued by an ex-student and Joanna admits a former attraction.
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The Bank of England has raised interest rates to four percent.
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2/4 Are you Armageddon-ready? Sylvia and Rachel road test survival courses.
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Jaswant Singh Chail was caught with a loaded crossbow in the grounds of Windsor Castle.
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6/11 Andy Zaltzman quizzes the week's news.
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The family of Nicola Bulley urge people to keep an open mind about her disappearance
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Danny Wallace and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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The government and a leading union have traded accusations before another NHS strike.
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A selection of highlights from the past week on BBC radio
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Lilian has a rude awakening, and Justin has an idea.
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Film director Sarah Polley, novelist Ann-Helen Laestadius and deep fakes on TV.
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There’s confrontation at Willow Cottage, and Chelsea throws down the gauntlet.
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Who was the mysterious Elise of Beethoven's famous Für Elise?
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Tom is getting carried away, and Harrison deals with a delicate situation.
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Sonia Boyce's Venice Biennale show, The Quiet Girl, Theatre pay discussed, Oldham Coliseum
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There’s an unexpected guest at Ambridge Hall, and has Natasha changed her tune?
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A review of Nolly starring Helena Bonham Carter and written by Russell T Davies.
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Someone could be on a final warning, and Adam and Tony bask in their efforts.
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Ellen E Jones and Mark Kermode explore the dark arts of the film trailer.
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The naturalist, broadcaster, author and campaigner.
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Artist Dame Rachel Whiteread reveals the influences behind some of her most famous works.
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Kate gets a wake-up call, and Ruairi is feeling side-lined.
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3/4 Richard Wilson finds himself getting grumpier with age. What to do?
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5/10 Mrs Reid receives a letter with a surprising offer.
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Justin Rowlatt asks what lessons can still be learned from the North Sea flood of 1953.
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Why did people take to the streets, risking arrest and a barrage of bullets?
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Mishal Husain is joined by a panel of guests to look at Brexit.
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The Access to Work scheme is experiencing long delays; we assess the impact to VI workers.
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Live debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories. #moralmaze
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Ted Harrison argues that only art can truly capture the essence of spirituality.
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The government wants over-50s to re-enter the workforce, but will they come?
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What can the UK learn from France about economic growth? Evan Davis and guests discuss.
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Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Bangor Court House, County Down.
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Adam Gopnik challenges the idea that artificial intelligence can match human creativity.
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Crash! bang! wallop! Composer Sarah Angliss celebrates the power of sound effects.
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We examine a claim that the UK’s trade with the EU has increased since Brexit.
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Matthew Bannister on a businessman, an actor, a Rabbi and an editor.
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Is the system for detention in psychiatric care working?
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Tom Sutcliffe with Dan Stone, Catherine Merridale and Bernard Wasserstein.
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Women are dying of heart attacks because they're not getting the right treatment.
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Jim Al-Khalili hears about new approaches to quantum questions and using science in films.
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Phil Tinline traces the ups and downs of the politics of pay in Britain since 1945.
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The Indian government asks Twitter and YouTube to take down a new documentary.
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What does the government's Environmental Improvement plan really mean?
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Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the 16th-century astronomer, renowned for his accuracy.
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A deathbed tape. An appalling crime. Clues to a criminal underworld. A plea - dig it up.
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5/10 Stone written by Cath Staincliffe. Detective series created by Danny Brocklehurst.
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5/5 It's New Year's Eve and Nelson decides to go out on the town with Pru, Annabelle and Billy
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Paul Lewis hears how complaints to the Energy Ombudsman reached a record high last year.
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Lwiza Mulenga makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Cecily's Fund.
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Celebrity culture through the lens of Elizabeth Taylor.
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Antony Blinken calls for calm after days of deadly violence.
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1/10 In September 1943, German forces occupied Rome, but not the neutral state of Vatican City.
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Eve of the biggest strike day for a decade
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2/10 Christmas 1943, Father Hugh O’Flaherty writes his last Will and Testament.
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What will it take for the strikes to be resolved?
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3/10 An Italian newspaper vendor tells how he joined the choir. Their day of action looms.
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Israeli minister, Nir Barkat; Stalingrad anniversary; Omagh inquiry; Spitting Image
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4/10 The choir prepares for action. Their operation or rendimento is set for Christmas Eve.
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What could the fall-out mean for fraught relations between Washington and Beijing?
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5/10 Singing was the least important aspect of the choir’s activities.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4
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Live debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories. #moralmaze
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Carolyn Quinn hosts Radio 4's Sunday night political discussion programme.
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Michael Rosen is joined by grammar fanatic Ellen Jovin.
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Sean Curran reports as MPs debate the government's new urgent health plan.
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1/2 Anglesey stand-up Tudur Owen on his father opening a zoo.
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All the news from today's sitting at Westminster.
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Comedian Janey Godley has lurched from controversy to cancer, and she’s still got it.
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News from Westminster with Sean Curran.
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4/6 Diversity of opinion, thought-provoking debate, and comedy from voices new to Radio 4.
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All the news from today's sitting at Westminster.
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What might stop the US police killing so many unarmed African-Americans?
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All the news from today's sitting at Westminster with Mark D'Arcy.
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4/13 The wide-ranging music quiz chaired by Paul Gambaccini.
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The TS Eliot prize-winning poet makes her selection of listeners' favourite poems.
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Danny Wallace and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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'Gorillas taught me to be human.' John McCarthy explores unusual paths to humanity.
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