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Laurie Taylor explores the latest research into how society works.
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Bells on Sunday comes from St Anne’s Limehouse in London.
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2/5 Carl Honoré experiences first-hand the dramatic effects of ageing on the body.
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3/5 As he charts changing attitudes to ageing, Carl Honoré pits prodigy against experience.
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4/5 How do we make the most of our longer lives? Carl Honoré charts a revolution in ageing.
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5/5 Carl Honoré considers love and sex as he charts a revolution in our attitudes to ageing.
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Aunty Flower is dumped in an asylum but retrieved by her family.
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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with the Rev Rose Hudson Wilkin
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Will New Zealand take UK to court over quotas? Country vet challenges racism; eels
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The latest weather forecast for farmers.
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David Attenborough presents the Tawny Owl.
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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day with the Rev Rose Hudson Wilkin.
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Should cities be allowed to ask for funding through the Agriculture Bill?
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David Attenborough presents the raven.
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More than thirty thousand badgers were culled this year to crack down on bovine TB.
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David Attenborough presents the snow bunting.
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The government unveils the Environment Bill and proposals for a new environmental watchdog
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David Attenborough presents the knot.
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Reaction from the UK chicken industry to prospects of a no deal Brexit.
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David Attenborough presents the song thrush.
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A short reflection and prayer with Canon Noel Battye
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iPM takes a closer look at the houses that God built. iPM@bbc.co.uk
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Bells on Sunday comes from Durham Cathedral
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The founder of Netflix, the streaming service that’s turned us all into binge watchers.
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Caz Graham re-visits moors destroyed by fire this summer, to ask how they are recovering.
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Charlotte Smith is on a Christmas tree farm in Somerset.
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Robin Griffith-Jones, Master of the Temple Church, re-examines the Nativity stories.
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Lindsey Chapman updates this Living World on a winter raven roost in Shropshire.
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Sunday morning religious news and current affairs programme presented by Emily Buchanan.
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Opera singer Lesley Garrett makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Lost Chord
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Susan Hulme reports on Monday's debates at Westminster.
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Sean Curran has the best of Tuesday at Westminster.
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From Methodist College Belfast. Reflecting on the Candle of Peace.
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Howard Jacobson on the Cult of Self.
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Writer, gardener and TV presenter Monty Don recalls the summer swallow in Tweet of the Day
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Neil MacGregor, Christopher Harding and Kajsa Norman with Kirsty Wark.
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An act of worship with reflection, music and prayer. Led by the Rev Dr Bert Tosh.
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Jim Al-Khalili talks to astronomer Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell.
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Peter Bazalgette talks to Jane Davis about the power of reading in encouraging empathy.
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Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music, led by Mark Dowd.
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Personal stories of Joni Mitchell's song 'River', from her 1971 album Blue.
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Why does bad food taste so good? Science sleuths Drs Rutherford and Fry investigate.
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Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Canon Steve Williams.
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Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the Poor Law of 1834 and the rise of the workhouse
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Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Claire Campbell Smith.
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Mariana Mazzucato, economist, is interviewed by Lauren Laverne
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Lily Allen, Anne Atkins and her son on autism, barrister turned restaurateur Nisha Katona.
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News with Paddy O'Connell including Toby Young's Twitter shame and Pru Leith's sprout tips
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Feeling anxious after drinking. Rose McGowan. Working in a care home.
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1/5 A mysterious engraving reveals a disturbing story. With Mark Gatiss.
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Workplace reforms, how to thrive in retirement, party dresses, Papagena,
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2/5 A curse is passed on by a curiously inscribed slip of paper. With Mark Gatiss
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Stories of the lives of 18th- and 19th-century children through samplers. Harriet Harman
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3/5 A tale of likely murder, mysterious cats and ecclesiastical carvings. With Mark Gatiss.
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Aunt and niece debate the importance of women asserting themselves in the workplace.
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Deborah Davis on competition, power and same-sex desire in The Favourite
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4/5 The unearthing of an Anglo Saxon crown unleashes supernatural forces. With Mark Gatiss.
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Celine Gittens, Women in Prison, Queen Victoria, Escaping Xmas and Winter Solstice poetry.
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5/5 A remote inn, a locked room and Thomson, the only guest, is curious. With Mark Gatiss
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John Harris considers the potent role of narrative in our public and private lives.
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There's a shock for Brian, and Elizabeth is left terrified.
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The story of what happened when Kirsty, 47, moved into an old plasterer's van.
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6/6 Tim Vine interviews his chosen guest Sir Ken Dodd.
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Allan Little examines George Soros's global mission and why some people react against it.
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Two Welsh artists try to better understand autism with an imaginative new project
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What is required to create a society based on a shared sense of belonging?
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4/4 The series' last show features a mysterious job in a reservoir and a quiz about trifle.
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How home DNA testing kits are revealing more than some people bargained for.
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Who are the noisiest writers? Cathy FitzGerald listens in on fictional soundscapes.
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AL Kennedy returns to Dundee as the V&A opens a new design museum in the city.
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Simon Kane's time-travelling comic adventure and almost love story.
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Steve Richards reviews the political year with top Westminster journalists.
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The protest against a law which means employers can demand 400 hours of overtime a year.
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Alan Carr, comedian, is interviewed by Lauren Laverne
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11/15 1875: Thatcher tries to come to terms with the shooting of Uri Carruth.
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Care Quality Commission's chief inspector. Plant disease risk. Help for kinship carers.
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12/15 Willa and Tig conspire on a secret mission and there is further bad news about the house.
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How are you paying for Christmas?
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13/15 1870s: Thatcher has to choose sides - with terrible consequences.
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The care homes where kids are welcome, plus fundraising after the Chester Zoo fire.
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14/15 Ultimately, Willa can't save her house but there is good news and hope for the future.
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The fun runners hurting good causes when they run under a charity banner but raise no cash
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15/15 Unexpected treasures are uncovered as both Willa and Thatcher face the future.
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A collection of seasonal poems for the winter solstice.
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The Fundraising Regulator warns about fake charity appeals this Christmas.
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The founder of Universal Wealth Preservation is jailed. Plus an end to big overdraft fees.
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The truth about what Jeremy Corbyn said under his breath. Possibly.
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The latest national and international news headlines, followed by the shipping forecast.
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6/6 70th series of the multi-award-winning comedy panel game chaired by Jack Dee
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You're invited to dinner with Nigella as she shares the memories and flavours of her life.
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Analysis of news and current affairs.
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World-renowned iconographer Aidan Hart paints an icon of the angel Gabriel and Mary.
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Analysis of news and current affairs.
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Aidan Hart explains the significance of colour as he paints an icon.
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Analysis of news and current affairs.
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Iconographer Aidan Hart explains the strange perspectives of the icon.
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Analysis of news and current affairs.
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Aidan Hart explains how to use paint to create divine light.
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Analysis of news and current affairs.
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A collection of seasonal poems to mark the turn of the seasons
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Iconographer Aidan Hart puts the finishing touches to his icon.
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The latest news from BBC Radio 4.
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Jonathan Dimbleby presents topical debate from St John's Wood Church in London
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Global news and analysis, presented by Mark Mardell.
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Festive policing and dating, wassailing with a mare's skull, and missed Christmas cards.
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The pressure gets to Lily
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The young Oscar Wilde embarks on an American tour, determined to find fame. By Marcy Kahan
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Pat resorts to drastic measures
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Oscar Wilde's marriage under scrutiny in Lavinia Murray's fantasy drama
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Helen receives a helping hand
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By Katherine Jakeways. Festive comedy drama starring Geoffrey Palmer.
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There's a shock for Brian
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Part 8 of the conspiracy thriller by Matthew Broughton. Starring Hattie Morahan.
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Elizabeth is left terrified
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On Christmas Eve, a family arrives at their country cottage - but someone else is at home.
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What do you think our politicians should be doing to end homelessness?
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Classic ghost story author M.R. James is pursued by his own demons. Stars Mark Gatiss.
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Eric Robson and the panel are in West Yorkshire
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Three conversations between women of different generations about women and work choices.
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A special one-off quiz hosted by comedian Jo Brand.
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Charlotte Smith puts down her Kit Kat to ask what the future holds for chocolate
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5/6 Josie Long presents new short documentaries on searching for hope in the gathering dark.
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Damon Albarn, Paul Simonon, Tony Allen and Simon Tong respond to audience questions
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In the UK we spend almost £4.5 billion a year on domestic pets. Where does the money go?
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Neuromyths: Claudia explores some common myths in neuroscience
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Caz Graham re-visits moors destroyed by fire this summer, to ask how they are recovering.
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Stephen Fry makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Prostate Cancer Research Centre
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Joyce Carol Oates discusses her latest novel, Hazards of Time Travel
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Eric Robson and the panel are in West Yorkshire
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Aunty Flower is dumped in an asylum but retrieved by her family.
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Two Welsh artists try to better understand autism with an imaginative new project
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Oscar Wilde's comic melodrama, with songs. Sparkling and surprising new production.
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Lida Kindersley, well known letter cutter, on the art of marking time in stone and wood.
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Ernie Rea in conversation with guests about the colour purple and its use in religion.
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Sally Herships explores how trauma that we haven't experienced directly can shape us.
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Eden Project founder chooses documentary maker and artist Humphrey Jennings
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Laurie Taylor explores the increasing use of metrics across many aspects of our lives.
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The editor of the Racing Post and the founder of a slow news magazine
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Mother and daughter on patronising careers advice given to black girls in the past.
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Antonia Quirke and guests discuss the best films of 2018.
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Rachel Norman says that climate change will influence what fish we can farm in the future.
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A collection of seasonal poems to mark the turn of the seasons
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Matthew Bannister on a haematologist, a film director, an inventor, a dissident, a singer
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Roger Bolton discusses listener comment with PM presenter Evan Davis.
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Dancer Celine Gittens, retirement, Christmas for separated parents
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Why the classic short story has such strong associations with winter.
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Celebrating the winter solstice with midwinter poems for the year's turning point.
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PM at 5pm: interviews, context and analysis.
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A collection of seasonal poems to mark the turn of the seasons
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Full coverage of the day's news.
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iPM takes a closer look at the houses that God built. iPM@bbc.co.uk
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The story of how Twitter accidentally became the 21st century forum for political debate.
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The founder of Netflix, the streaming service that’s turned us all into binge watchers.
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Jeremy Corbyn, is tabling a motion of no confidence in the Prime Minister.
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6/6 70th series of the multi-award-winning comedy panel game chaired by Jack Dee
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Government ramps up contingency planning for no-deal Brexit
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6/6 The doorbell interrupts an already unconventional Wrigglesworth family Christmas.
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Minister sets out post Brexit immigration system.
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4/4 Una Stubbs tells Victoria Coren Mitchell about her life and the cars she has known.
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UK's second busiest airport closed because of drones flying near the runway
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2/6 John Finnemore presents more sketches in his award-winning Souvenir Programme.
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Thousands of passengers are seeking compensation for ruined holidays.
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The truth about what Jeremy Corbyn said under his breath. Possibly.
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Two people questioned over drone sightings that caused disruption at Gatwick Airport.
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Clive Anderson and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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Rescue teams are working through the night to find survivors
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Antonia Quirke picks the best of BBC Radio this week
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Pat resorts to drastic measures
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Carole Boyd, Lynda Snell in The Archers, on The Canterbury Tales, with the Ambridge cast.
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1/5 A mysterious engraving reveals a disturbing story. With Mark Gatiss.
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Helen receives a helping hand
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John Malkovich plays Poirot, why we cry at films and the phenomenon of crime podcasts.
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2/5 A curse is passed on by a curiously inscribed slip of paper. With Mark Gatiss
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Eileen Atkins looks back over her career, and director Penny Marshall remembered
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3/5 A tale of likely murder, mysterious cats and ecclesiastical carvings. With Mark Gatiss.
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Elizabeth is left terrified
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Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda on his starring role in Mary Poppins Returns.
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4/5 The unearthing of an Anglo Saxon crown unleashes supernatural forces. With Mark Gatiss.
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There's light at the end of the tunnel for Jennifer
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Ben Elton on his fascination with Shakespeare. Plus is art becoming more political?
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5/5 A remote inn, a locked room and Thomson, the only guest, is curious. With Mark Gatiss
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The founder of Netflix, the streaming service that’s turned us all into binge watchers.
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Mary Poppins, The Convert, John Lanchester, Dead Poets Live, The Long Song
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Lynda issues a terrifying ultimatum
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John Shuttleworth pays a Christmas visit with his trusty organ to a friend in hospital.
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Twelve flights. Twelve travellers. Twelve stories. David Szalay's short story series.
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What is required to create a society based on a shared sense of belonging?
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The BBC gains rare access to a region of China where Muslims are being held without trial.
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The story of how Twitter accidentally became the 21st century forum for political debate.
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Two blind people share stories of life-changing events
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Young people from both sides of the Irish border debate what Brexit will mean for them.
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Why does bad food taste so good? Science sleuths Drs Rutherford and Fry investigate.
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After the Katowice summit where does the world now stand on climate change?
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David Baker investigates the growing industry dedicated to improving our 40 winks.
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Jonathan Dimbleby presents topical debate from St John's Wood Church in London
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Howard Jacobson on the Cult of Self.
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Christopher Frayling explores how Hollywood helped to create the modern global Christmas.
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Roger Bolton discusses listener comment with PM presenter Evan Davis.
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Matthew Bannister on a haematologist, a film director, an inventor, a dissident, a singer
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Men talk frankly about the reality of erectile dysfunction.
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Neil MacGregor, Christopher Harding and Kajsa Norman with Kirsty Wark.
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Neuromyths: Claudia explores some common myths in neuroscience
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Jim Al-Khalili talks to astronomer Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell.
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Naomi Alderman's story is of Lucretius, sheep and atoms
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Personal stories of Joni Mitchell's song 'River', from her 1971 album Blue.
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Rachel Norman says that climate change will influence what fish we can farm in the future.
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Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the Poor Law of 1834 and the rise of the workhouse
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Neil MacGregor on societies that live with one God or many, or co-exist with local spirits
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Oscar Wilde's comic melodrama, with songs. Sparkling and surprising new production.
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The founder of Universal Wealth Preservation is jailed. Plus an end to big overdraft fees.
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Opera singer Lesley Garrett makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Lost Chord
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David Baker investigates the growing industry dedicated to improving our 40 winks.
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Mrs May says parliamentary vote on Brexit deal won't be held until mid-January.
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11/15 1875: Thatcher tries to come to terms with the shooting of Uri Carruth.
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Three and a half thousand troops have been put on standby
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12/15 Willa and Tig conspire on a secret mission and there is further bad news about the house.
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22:00
UK will allow people to work and settle in UK based on skills not where they're from
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22:45
13/15 1870s: Thatcher has to choose sides - with terrible consequences.
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22:00
Rogue drone spotted flying at the airport within the past hour.
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22:45
14/15 Ultimately, Willa can't save her house but there is good news and hope for the future.
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22:00
Sussex Police say they've identified "people of interest".
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22:45
15/15 Unexpected treasures are uncovered as both Willa and Thatcher face the future.
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22:00
National and international news from BBC Radio 4
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22:15
Young people from both sides of the Irish border debate what Brexit will mean for them.
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22:00
Douglas Coupland explores the ideas, sound and vision of 1960s media seer Marshall McLuhan
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23:00
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23:00
Damon Albarn, Paul Simonon, Tony Allen and Simon Tong talk to John Wilson
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23:30
All the news from today's sitting at Westminster.
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23:00
Jarvis Cocker boards the Wireless Nights Express, to hear more tales of night people.
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23:30
All the news from today's sitting at Westminster.
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23:00
2/4 Fast-paced sketch show from character comedian Damien Slash (aka Daniel Barker).
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23:15
It.'s 'Operation Christmas' with Pam Ayres and Geoffrey Whitehead.
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23:30
All the news from today's sitting at Westminster.
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23:00
Comedian Tez Ilyas presents a stand-up show about life as a British Muslim.
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23:15
2/4 Join Alex and Ben - aka The Pin - in their weird twist on the double-act sketch show.
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23:30
Susan Hulme reports from Westminster
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23:55
Mother and daughter reflect on the changes in women's working lives between generations.
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23:00
Eden Project founder chooses documentary maker and artist Humphrey Jennings
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23:30
All the news from today's sitting at Westminster.
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23:55
A collection of seasonal poems to mark the turn of the seasons
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23:00
A special one-off quiz hosted by comedian Jo Brand.
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23:30
Mab Jones looks at the image of the Welsh lady in traditional costume.
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23:00
Antonia Quirke and guests discuss the best films of 2018.
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23:30
Robin Griffith-Jones, Master of the Temple Church, re-examines the Nativity stories.
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