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The 1000-year-old Himalayan community now facing an existential threat.
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1/5 Can imagination ever replace real life travel?
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The American writer speaks to a Bookclub audience about his 2023 novel, North Woods.
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Matthew Bannister on a TV presenter and campaigner, a civil servant and a physicist.
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A reflection and prayer to start the day with Ruth Jennings.
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Pig farmers say they're facing a crisis.
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What if you could map the outcome of an election before a single vote was cast?
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A reflection and prayer to start the day with Ruth Jennings.
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Will reduced rents for mobile phone masts affect rural connectivity?
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What are the next steps for the world's largest and most powerful particle accelerator?
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A reflection and prayer to start the day with Ruth Jennings.
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Negotiators agree price for sugar beet. Will it be enough for farmers to plant again?
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Tim Harford investigates UK pensions, Russia’s GDP and heatwave deaths.
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Fly tipping, history of barbed wire, energy from heat.
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The Saudi-backed Yemen government and the Houthi rebels have resumed fighting.
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A reflection and prayer to start the day with Ruth Jennings.
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Counting the cost of drought on this year's harvest.
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A spiritual comment and prayer to start the day with Jo Moir.
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5/6 What happens when Banksy chooses your wall for mischief? Tensions run high for Sam and Rod
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Bells on Sunday comes from the parish church of St John the Baptist, Egham in Surrey.
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We hear about a legal case over a lack of accessibility to the Bayeux Tapestry.
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Clare joins Zoe Mallett and Rose Eskafi for a walk in Richmond, London.
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Harvest, bird flu and farm boundaries.
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Exploring the place and nature of faith in today's world.
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Mali Harries meets a man on a mission to grow UK agroforestry.
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A look at the ethical and religious issues of the week.
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Andrew Marr makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Medair UK.
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A service of peace and reconciliation from Coventry Cathedral.
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In 2012, cave art found in Indonesia challenged the idea that storytelling began in Europe
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RSPB President Dr Amir Khan on his complicated relationship with the sparrowhawk.
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Men in crisis, women under scrutiny and monuments in decay.
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How one woman is helping refugees and asylum seekers learn to swim and move past trauma.
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Oceanographer Bob Ballard discusses his 60-year career in deep-sea exploration.
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A special show on hard to treat depression, exploring new research and treatments.
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Tim Harford investigates UK pensions, Russia’s GDP and heatwave deaths.
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A video appears online titled: Austin Tice Still Alive.
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The 'great lizard' that changed how we understood the history of life on our planet.
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A look at the rebrand of AI. Is it really super?
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Doctor Prof Dame Parveen Kumar shares the soundtrack of her 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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Twelve killed and 300 injured in Houthi attack on airport in Saudi capital Riyadh.
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A new film about the Tuam babies scandal in Ireland and how it was uncovered.
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French student protests, Elizabeth Day and could some adoptions be avoided?
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Nuala McGovern is joined by guests and launches the theme of our 80th birthday year.
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Consent - why do so many women feel unable to say no in a sexual encounter?
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The author of a review of mental health provision on how women and girls are affected.
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2/13 Hannah and Dara investigate rare occurences that create geometric patterns on water.
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1/4 John Wilson explores the story of the guitar as a driver of social and cultural change.
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Ann Patchett, writer, shares the soundtrack of her life with Lauren Laverne.
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James Rebanks explores the lives of rural workers in and around three English villages.
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1/5 Can imagination ever replace real life travel?
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Ellen E Jones and Mark Kermode examine the evolution of the Hollywood heartthrob.
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2/5 Does travel help us discover ourselves or something bigger?
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If some birth mothers were better supported, would fewer babies need to go into care?
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Fascinating, surprising and eye-opening stories from the past, brought to life.
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3/5 Do women approach travel differently to men?
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Author and academic Viet Thanh Nguyen on his formative influences and experiences.
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4/5 Can extraordinary stories from past women travellers unlock Sara’s motives for travel?
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Pass the gravy boat! Jimi Famurewa indulges in the institution of the Sunday roast dinner.
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5/5 Is there no place like home or will Sara keep travelling?
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The case for universal basic services.
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Hundreds of thousands of students are protesting over the dire state of France's schools.
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Anna stumbles upon some shocking information, and Ambridge says farewell to a friend.
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Scam calls surge and retail 'pilgrimages'.
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Call You & Yours: What do you do with things you've inherited that you don't want?
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We investigate customer complaints about online retailer Sensory Education.
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What's going wrong with the largest economy in Europe?
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Can mushroom gummies really sharpen your mind, reduce stress, and boost your energy?
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Are you complicit if you don't intervene?
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What age will you get your state pension?
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6/8 Andy Zaltzman quizzes the week's news.
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Conservative Party Leader and Leader of the Opposition.
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6/6 Verbal fossils, environmental exhaustion and being eclipsed by your own name.
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Fears of a new threat as the US military moves planes back across the Atlantic.
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Jacob Dunne meets a mother who lost her son to the far right, and got him back.
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We speak to the mayor of Ukraine's capital Vitali Klitschko as Russian strikes intensify.
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Jacob Dunne meets a young man who spent eight years in county lines and got out.
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We speak to shadow home secretary Chris Philp on the last day of Conservative conference.
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Can one workshop change what a boy thinks a man should be?
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The UK acted under pressure from Israel.
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What happens when a group of men gather to share their most vulnerable feelings?
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He came second after standing as their candidate in St Pancras and Holburn.
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Two young men describe some of the interventions that can help to reduce youth violence
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Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Soudley in Gloucestershire
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Young people in India and France take to the streets to put their governments on notice.
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Charlotte Smith explores how artificial intelligence is transforming agriculture.
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Fallon decides two can play that game.
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1/4 Selina’s off to the Palace to collect her OBE, with a jealous Florence in tow.
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8/3 By Winsome Pinnock. Century-spanning series charting the emergence of modern Britain.
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Amber is touched by an unexpected gesture.
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4/6 A parent-daughter relationship is tested when their home is repossessed.
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There’s a complication at the vets.
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5/6 A family reunion exposes old cracks and new tensions in Testament's comedy drama.
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Clarrie’s concerns bubble to the surface.
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6/6 A property developer seeks refuge with an old friend. What is he hiding from?
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Anna stumbles upon some shocking information.
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5/6 Claustrophobic near-future thriller set in a billionaire’s haunted bunker
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5/6 What happens when Banksy chooses your wall for mischief? Tensions run high for Sam and Rod
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Listeners respond to the issues raised in the preceding edition of Any Questions?
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Ambridge says farewell to a friend.
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Peter Gibbs hosts Gardeners’ Question Time from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
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John Yorke takes a look at Agatha Christie’s 1934 mystery novel.
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Famous guests pick someone they love or admire.
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1/13 Hannah Fry and Dara Ó Briain investigate the mysterious phenomenon of identical twins.
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7/11 A spirited young woman, intent on revenge, becomes a key player in the French Resistance.
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Exploring the place and nature of faith in today's world.
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How might care costs change in future, and who currently pays the bill?
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Aleks and Kevin explore what happens when AI becomes part of scientific discovery.
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Clare joins Zoe Mallett and Rose Eskafi for a walk in Richmond, London.
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Singer Sabrina Washington makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of PEAS.
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At the start of a new series, Andrea Catherwood discusses a new raft of cuts to BBC Radio.
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Peter Gibbs hosts Gardeners’ Question Time from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
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Lizzie's plan to break the cycle of addiction has gone off the rails. The bears have to go
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Beguiling fantasy classic about a country bordered by the Land of Faerie.
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Amateur sleuths unravel a Welsh murder mystery. Matthew Aubrey and Rhianne Barreto star.
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What if you could map the outcome of an election before a single vote was cast?
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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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Stories and reflections from actors who have played Brecht's iconic character.
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Drs Chris and Xand van Tulleken explore how to make sense of pain.
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David Yelland and Farzana Baduel on big tech's battle for our hearts and minds.
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How did student, national and social media report on the Cornell rape investigation?
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The Saudi-backed Yemen government and the Houthi rebels have resumed fighting.
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What next for the world of maths after a major intrusion by AI?
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Also, BBC Africa journalist Mark Doyle and "the best singer in America" Cassandra Wilson.
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Tim Harford investigates UK pensions, Russia’s GDP and heatwave deaths.
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Consent - why do so many women feel unable to say no in a sexual encounter?
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The Jamaican novelist Marlon James on his Booker-shortlisted novel The Disappearers.
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General knowledge quiz. Spotlights on Japanese horror, F1 and pipe organs.
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A 15-year-old has his hand blown off in Lens.
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Police fire tear gas at crowds as hundreds of thousands join school demonstrations.
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The promise was made at the Conservative Party Conference.
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The former prince is taking legal action against Thames Valley Police.
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US defence secretary: Public will be able to watch death of former US Army major.
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President Zelensky condemns US decision to suspend sanctions on Russian diesel.
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The former Labour deputy leader on joining the controversial tech firm to lobby ministers.
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In 1997, the remains of a Lakota leader were returned from London to South Dakota
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Ian McMillan is 'earthed' by poetry that helps us touch grass.
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The US removed its bombers from the airbase in Gloucestershire
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6/6 Verbal fossils, environmental exhaustion and being eclipsed by your own name.
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Student protesters say nearly half a million people have joined the demonstrations
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3/4 Modern masculinity. Friendship.
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Campaigners say there's been a major miscarriage of justice
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1/8 A nation celebrates as Glenn fails to be invited to Kate and William’s wedding.
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Andrew Mountbatten Windsor wins the first round of his legal case
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1/6 A new sitcom exploring the frustrations of charity fundraising by Garrett Millerick.
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He is facing renewed pressure from within his party to quit
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6/8 Andy Zaltzman quizzes the week's news.
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Criticism of President Trump's decision to lift sanctions on Russian diesel exports
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Stuart Maconie and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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The Houthis in Yemen have launched more strikes on the international airport in Riyadh
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Anna Hill presents a weekly selection of the best bits of audio across the BBC.
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Amber is touched by an unexpected gesture.
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Saturday Night Live, film director Paul Greengrass, Booker-nominated novelist Sarah Hall
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There’s a complication at the vets.
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Monet's letters and Booker shortlisted author Rebecca Perry.
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Clarrie’s concerns bubble to the surface.
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News of a film made in 1926 which pioneered the use of new sound and audio technology.
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Anna stumbles upon some shocking information.
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Plus Barbara Kingsolver's new novel Partita.
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Ambridge says farewell to a friend.
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Ellen and Mark investigate the relationship between graphic novels, comics and film.
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Conservative Party Leader and Leader of the Opposition.
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Author and academic Viet Thanh Nguyen on his formative influences and experiences.
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There’s a spanner in the works for Pip.
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Nathalie Olah speaks with young Hungarians living in the shadow of the 1956 uprising.
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A story of history disregarded, beauty destroyed, and trust betrayed.
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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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If some birth mothers were better supported, would fewer babies need to go into care?
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We hear about a legal case over a lack of accessibility to the Bayeux Tapestry.
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Alice and Ben put on their thinking caps to unravel the demise of the hat.
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Women are sharing scathing critiques of toxic culture and opaque accountability measures.
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David Yelland and Farzana Baduel on big tech's battle for our hearts and minds.
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How did student, national and social media report on the Cornell rape investigation?
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Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Soudley in Gloucestershire
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Fascinating, surprising and eye-opening stories from the past, brought to life.
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How one jam band changed the world forever.
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At the start of a new series, Andrea Catherwood discusses a new raft of cuts to BBC Radio.
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Also, BBC Africa journalist Mark Doyle and "the best singer in America" Cassandra Wilson.
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Men in crisis, women under scrutiny and monuments in decay.
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How one woman is helping refugees and asylum seekers learn to swim and move past trauma.
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Kathleen Jamie on the unseen presence that walks beside climbers at the edge of survival.
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How does the antiques industry work and is it accurately portrayed on television shows?
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Oceanographer Bob Ballard discusses his 60-year career in deep-sea exploration.
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A special show on hard to treat depression, exploring new research and treatments.
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Clive Anderson and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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A look at the rebrand of AI. Is it really super?
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As Woman's Hour marks 80 years, Matthew Sweet and guests explore women's voices in history
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An astonishing tale of greed, obsession and mass delusion told by Andrew Hunter Murray.
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What age will you get your state pension?
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Andrew Marr makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Medair UK.
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Hundreds of thousands of students are protesting over the dire state of France's schools.
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In-depth reporting, intelligent analysis and breaking news from a global perspective.
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6/10 1988, Róisín has a new job and a new boyfriend.
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Hundreds of thousands take to the streets of France over school conditions
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7/10 A funeral brings Róisín back to London.
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Kemi Badenoch pledges inheritance tax overhaul if party wins next election
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8/10 Róisín returns to London on a mission.
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Voting ends in by-election to choose a new MP to succeed Sir Keir Starmer
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9/10 Róisín tracks down the last person to see her friend alive.
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President Trump announces deal with Russia to "immediately release" diesel into market
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10/10 Róisín prepares to return home to Ireland.
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National and international news from BBC Radio 4
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Pass the gravy boat! Jimi Famurewa indulges in the institution of the Sunday roast dinner.
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Radio 4's Sunday night political discussion programme.
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2/5 Maita's dad has disappeared, so she takes a plane to Zimbabwe to find him.
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Dr Tony Juniper picks the Biologist EO Wilson.
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Joe traces a family history left out of his great-grandfather’s memoir.
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Shaun Keaveny chooses the comedian Caroline Aherne.
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Take off your shoes and wear patchouli.
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1/6 Amy Gledhill and Chris Cantrill with an inventive question from Freddie.
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Biographical series in which guests choose someone who has inspired their lives.
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The case for universal basic services.
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Famous guests pick someone they love or admire.
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We speak to one of the Democrat’s top pollsters for the midterms
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Sindhu Vee joins the dots between the UK's first yoga class, a family home and The Beatles
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6/8 Laura Smyth hears about taking pets on hikes and having therapists as parents.
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General knowledge quiz. Spotlights: crime fiction, makeup brands and Friday Night Dinner.
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The 'great lizard' that changed how we understood the history of life on our planet.
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Lizzie's plan to break the cycle of addiction has gone off the rails. The bears have to go
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