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Why has anti-Ukrainian feeling been growing in Poland, especially in recent months?
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1/5 The race for a lost Arctic continent.
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2/5 Trapped in the ice, the Karluk's crew face scurvy and starvation. Read by Edmund Kingsley.
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3/5 Unaware of the Karluk's fate, Stefansson strikes out across the frozen Beaufort Sea.
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4/5 Stefansson turns bestselling author, selling the Arctic as a paradise ripe for settlement.
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5/5 Rescuer Harold Noice finally reaches Wrangel Island. Read by Edmund Kingsley.
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The award-winning writer on her latest novel - Stations - and its three key influences.
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Also actor Stephanie Cole, BSL interpreter Peter Llewellyn-Jones and activist Emma Bonino.
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Haydon Spenceley.
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Disease resilience, getting young people into agriculture.
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Russia's super-rich once ruled the country - could they restore their political influence?
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Haydon Spenceley.
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Precision breeding, Community farm, Mentoring on farm.
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How do we measure time accurately and why is the rotation of the Earth causing problems?
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Haydon Spenceley.
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A new way of looking at the nitrogen cycle helps reduce agricultural emissions.
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Tim Harford investigates regional inequality, migrant costs, donkey donations and honey.
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Haydon Spenceley.
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Why spiralling red diesel prices could put some farmers in the red.
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Does "servitization" boost the economy?
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Haydon Spenceley.
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Whistleblowers warning of the food industry's 'illusion of resilience'.
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Radio 4's daily prayer and reflection
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4/6 What happens when Banksy takes a shine to your wall? And would you buy shares in his art?
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Bells on Sunday comes from the Church of St James in Deeping St James, Lincolnshire.
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In Touch celebrates National Poetry Day with two visually impaired poets.
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Martha Kearney explores Walter Scott country in the Scottish borders.
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Whistleblowers warn of the food industry's 'illusion of resilience'.
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Giles and the panel grapple with the horrific passages in holy scripture.
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Charlotte Smith and Mali Harries visit FarmED in the Cotswolds.
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A look at the ethical and religious issues of the week
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Singer Sabrina Washington makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of PEAS.
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A celebration of Choral Evensong.
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In 1978, Rostropovich lost Soviet citizenship for 'unpatriotic activity'
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Nature writer Sophie Pavelle has been searching for the merlin, but is yet to see one.
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Simon Armitage, Jade Cuttle and Trevor Cox talk epic adventures, mudlarking and acoustics.
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How one man started a support group for dads to help make friends and share experiences.
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Professor Gillian Forrester on how we became the walking, talking great apes we are today.
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Tim Harford investigates regional inequality, migrant costs, donkey donations and honey.
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Josh and Sara piece together Austin’s final route into Damascus.
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The classic 1942 movie that convinced Americans the Second World War was worth fighting.
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What is political capital, and how do earn it?
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Matt Haig, writer, shares the soundtrack of his life with Lauren Laverne.
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Radio 4's Saturday morning show brings you extraordinary stories and remarkable people.
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NHS staff have been removed from duty or suspended after accessing Noah Woods' records.
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How has becoming an 'empty nester' impacted your life - a loss, a joy or a bit of both?
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The campaign to ban school uniforms in porn and 40 years of The Women's Art Collection.
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We find out more about a rape investigation at a US university that's sparked rage online.
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Farmer and author Helen Rebanks on a new play inspired by her memoir, The Farmer’s Wife.
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1/13 Hannah Fry and Dara O Briain investigate the mysterious phenomenon of identical twins.
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Greg James digs into the BBC's archives, using current stories as a portal to the past.
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Doctor Prof Dame Parveen Kumar shares the soundtrack of her life with Lauren Laverne.
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1/5 The race for a lost Arctic continent.
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Ellen E Jones and Mark Kermode consider the role of natural history film and TV today.
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2/5 Trapped in the ice, the Karluk's crew face scurvy and starvation. Read by Edmund Kingsley.
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After a record breaking wildfire season, are we prepared for the growing threat?
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Fascinating, surprising and eye-opening stories from the past, brought to life.
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3/5 Unaware of the Karluk's fate, Stefansson strikes out across the frozen Beaufort Sea.
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Pioneering artist and sculptor Liliane Lijn reveals her formative cultural influences.
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4/5 Stefansson turns bestselling author, selling the Arctic as a paradise ripe for settlement.
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Dan Saladino looks at big food ideas, from climate-friendly rice to a forest-saving yeast.
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5/5 Rescuer Harold Noice finally reaches Wrangel Island. Read by Edmund Kingsley.
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An idea to discount tuition fees if students spend a year working in adult social care.
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Recent catastrophic floods have raised fears among Nepal's at-risk mountain communities.
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Reality sets in for Amber, and there’s light at the end of the tunnel for Lily.
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Diesel prices, returns fraud and Virgin email addresses.
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Call You and Yours: "How are you affording to buy or rent a decent quality home?"
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No-win-no-fee "right to light" case.
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How does the antiques industry work and is it accurately portrayed on television shows?
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What really helps to treat acne?
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Peace talks for the culture wars, with Adam Fleming.
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Six months to go until changes bring unspent pension pots into Inheritance Tax.
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5/8 Triple locks, sham contracts and surprisingly yellow bananas.
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The award-winning broadcaster and The Celebrity Traitors host.
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5/6 Time flying too fast, rose-tinted spectacles and the curse of autocorrect.
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Labour Party Conference: Chancellor promises a "new age of industrialisation".
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3/8 David Baddiel shares the realities of being a man in his 60s.
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We're in Liverpool, where the prime minister will promise to bring 'hope' to the country.
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4/8 Journalist and writer Matthew Todd talks about self-acceptance in his 50s.
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Passengers say pilot was stabbed before the plane was diverted to Saudi Arabia.
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5/8 Fat White Family singer Lias Saoudi reveals how he has transformed in his 40s.
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Hundreds in England and Wales to be released after serving a third of their sentence
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6/8 Former footballer Marvin Sordell opens up about his breakdown and new life after 30.
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Jonny Dymond asks what the Green Party is for.
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7/8 Can comedian Vittorio Angelone learn to like himself, after his tumultuous 20s?
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Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Grantham in Lincolnshire.
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A look at the week's big stories and preview of the week to come.
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What if you could map the outcome of an election before a single vote was cast?
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6/6 Comedy set in a Scots-Asian corner shop. Written by Sanjeev Kohli and Donald McLeary.
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2/3 By Winsome Pinnock. Century-spanning series charting the emergence of modern Britain.
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1/6 A tower block is falling apart and the tenants revolt when the landlords refuse to listen
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Ed has a controversial suggestion.
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2/6 For one it's a home of memories but to another it's a route to a deposit for a first house
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There’s light at the end of the tunnel for Lily.
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3/6 When a van-dweller falls for a landlord's son, a coastal housing row turns personal.
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Pip has a decision to make.
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Guests arrive at Thornfield. But what is Edward hiding from Charly?
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4/6 What happens when Banksy takes a shine to your wall? And would you buy shares in his art?
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Listeners respond to the issues raised in the preceding edition of Any Questions?
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Lily extends an invitation.
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Peter Gibbs and the panel are in Sidmouth answering questions from local gardeners.
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Defying Thatcher to race behind the Iron Curtain
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Biographical series in which guests choose someone who has inspired their lives.
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Examining the line between religious devotion and unhealthy control.
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6/11 Why did a minister run towards Hiroshima immediately after the atomic bomb?
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Giles and the panel grapple with the horrific passages in holy scripture.
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More rights are planned for couples living together, what does that mean for your money?
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Aleks and Kevin ask if recent concerns about "rogue" AI behaviour are justified.
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Martha Kearney explores Walter Scott country in the Scottish borders.
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Beneficiary Jacqueline Durban makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Lymphoma Action.
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Michael Rosen discovers punctuation through the ages with writer Florence Hazrat.
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Peter Gibbs and the panel are in Sidmouth answering questions from local gardeners.
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An original short work for BBC Radio 4.
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A dramatisation of Simon Armitage's exhilarating translation of this ancient epic poem.
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Russia's super-rich once ruled the country - could they restore their political influence?
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Greg James explores the BBC's archives, using current stories as a portal to the past.
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Gavin Turk explores British pop art and its legacy.
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Drs Chris and Xand van Tulleken explore the conversation around neurodiversity.
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David Yelland and Farzana Baduel on why some of the super rich are slagging off the UK.
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We speak to reporters who investigated Manchester City over the years.
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Does "servitization" boost the economy?
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What are the next steps for the world's largest and most powerful particle accelerator?
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Matthew Bannister on a TV presenter and campaigner, a civil servant and a physicist.
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Tim Harford investigates regional inequality, migrant costs, donkey donations and honey.
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The school children calling for a government ban on school uniforms in porn.
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The American writer speaks to a Bookclub audience about his 2023 novel, North Woods.
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General knowledge quiz. Spotlights: crime fiction, makeup brands and Friday Night Dinner.
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Police say the investigation is continuing.
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The prime minister says he's offering honesty, ideas and a clear direction.
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Israel says co-pilot attacked pilot and tried to down the plane in 'jihadi terror attack'.
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We discuss the pressures on probation and hear the concerns of the Victims Commissioner.
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It comes on the day diesel hit two pounds a litre in the UK for the first time.
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Full coverage of the day's news
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The man tasked with tackling youth worklessness joins Nick in Liverpool
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In 2012, cave art found in Indonesia challenged the idea that storytelling began in Europe
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Ian McMillan with poems and poets that shake up autumn - from Contains Strong Language
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The latest weather reports and forecasts for UK shipping
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Counter Terrorism Police say their investigation is not over
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5/6 Time flying too fast, rose-tinted spectacles and the curse of autocorrect.
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The PM says he'll scrap the existing state pension triple lock to pay for it
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2/4 Modern masculinity. Should we just ‘man up’?
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Israel's PM says the pilot launched the attack in an airliner heading for Tel Aviv
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4/4 Stand-up series about big strong women who do 'unladylike' sports.
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The government's early release scheme in England and Wales starts rolling out
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4/4 Omid Djalili asks what might save us from all this noise.
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5/8 Triple locks, sham contracts and surprisingly yellow bananas.
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National and international news from BBC Radio 4
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Clive Anderson and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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National and international news from BBC Radio 4
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Felicity Finch presents a weekly selection of the best bits of audio across the BBC.
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Stage designer Es Devlin, novelist Sebastian Faulks, the Turner Prize and Apple Music Hall
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Ed has a controversial suggestion.
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The winners of both prizes are announced live from BBC Broadcasting House.
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There’s light at the end of the tunnel for Lily.
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Simon Russell Beale on playing Liberace on stage and David Harewood on his new legal drama
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Pip has a decision to make.
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Sienna Miller and Dominic West in Sky legal drama War and The Standard of Living play.
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Lily extends an invitation.
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Ellen E Jones and Mark Kermode examine the evolution of the Hollywood heartthrob.
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The award-winning broadcaster and The Celebrity Traitors host.
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Pioneering artist and sculptor Liliane Lijn reveals her formative cultural influences.
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Fallon decides two can play that game.
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Kathleen Jamie on the unseen presence that walks beside climbers at the edge of survival.
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Ittai is convinced he’s found his thief, but not everyone is so sure.
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Are we putting too much material into orbit and is space the next environmental frontier?
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How do we measure time accurately and why is the rotation of the Earth causing problems?
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After a record breaking wildfire season, are we prepared for the growing threat?
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In Touch celebrates National Poetry Day with two visually impaired poets.
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Dogs are man’s best friend - but has it always been that way.
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How a crypto collapse could ruin his redemption arc.
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David Yelland and Farzana Baduel on why some of the super rich are slagging off the UK.
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We speak to reporters who investigated Manchester City over the years.
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Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Grantham in Lincolnshire.
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Fascinating, surprising and eye-opening stories from the past, brought to life.
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The curious Cold War tale of America’s most notorious liar and his 21st Century legacy.
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Michael Rosen discovers punctuation through the ages with writer Florence Hazrat.
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Matthew Bannister on a TV presenter and campaigner, a civil servant and a physicist.
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Simon Armitage, Jade Cuttle and Trevor Cox talk epic adventures, mudlarking and acoustics.
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How one man started a support group for dads to help make friends and share experiences.
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The 1000-year-old Himalayan community now facing an existential threat.
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Drones are getting cheaper, smarter and longer-range. So where does the industry go next?
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Professor Gillian Forrester on how we became the walking, talking great apes we are today.
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Plus, we reveal the All in the Mind Awards judging panel.
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Stuart Maconie and guests live at the BBC's Contain's Strong Language festival.
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What is political capital, and how do earn it?
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Anne McElvoy and guests discuss St Francis, wealth and our relationship with animals.
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An astonishing tale of greed, obsession and mass delusion told by Andrew Hunter Murray.
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Six months to go until changes bring unspent pension pots into Inheritance Tax.
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Singer Sabrina Washington makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of PEAS.
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Recent catastrophic floods have raised fears among Nepal's at-risk mountain communities.
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Chancellor John Healey says benefits bill cannot be allowed to grow "bigger and bigger"
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1/10 Ireland 1982, teenager Róisín meets local troublemaker Red Camelin.
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Andy Burnham sets out his vision for the country at Labour conference in Liverpool
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2/10 As Red and Róisín grow closer, tensions at home rise.
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The former That's Life! presenter turned campaigner for assisted dying
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3/10 Christmas 1984, Róisín visits her father in London.
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The plane plunged more than 17,000ft before passengers and crew overpowered the attacker
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4/10 Róisín settles into life in the squat in Pimlico.
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In depth reporting, intelligent analysis and breaking news from a global perspective
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5/10 Róisín visits her new sister Mary in Sydenham.
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National and international news from BBC Radio 4
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Dan Saladino looks at big food ideas, from climate-friendly rice to a forest-saving yeast.
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Radio 4's Sunday night political discussion programme.
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1/5 Maita goes to see her dad for her birthday, but he's disappeared.
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Famous guests nominate someone they love or admire.
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Joe's great-grandfather settles in the United States where his mental health deteriorates.
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Famous people pick someone they love or admire.
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Comedian Eleanor Morton brings her hilarious online comedy characters and pals to Radio 4.
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5/5 We're off to Clarkson's Terrorism Farm as Jon Holmes satirically soundscapes the news.
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Famous guests pick someone they love or admire.
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An idea to discount tuition fees if students spend a year working in adult social care.
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Ruby Tandoh picks the author of the Redwall series, Brian Jacques.
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We speak to the DSA’s co-chair on what the party really stands for
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Famous guests pick someone they love or admire... or both.
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5/8 Laura hears about big families, brilliant advice and some very powerful women.
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General knowledge quiz. Spotlights on popes, Julia Donaldson and the Paris Opera Ballet.
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The classic 1942 movie that convinced Americans the Second World War was worth fighting.
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An original short work for BBC Radio 4.
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