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Laurie Taylor asks if there was an attempt to Islamicise schools in Birmingham.
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Church bells from St Eadburgha in Ebrington, Gloucestershire.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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1/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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2/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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3/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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4/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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5/5 Derek Jacobi concludes this evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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The latest shipping forecast.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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Eurydice's view on love and death from Hades. By Natalie Haynes.
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BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
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BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
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BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
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BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
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BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
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BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
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BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
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The latest shipping forecast.
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A prayer to begin the day with Leslie Griffiths, Methodist minister and life peer.
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A new report warns that future trade deals with the US could affect our Christmas turkeys.
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The latest weather forecast for farmers.
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A seasonal offering from Tweet of the Day for the Christmas period.
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The latest shipping forecast.
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A prayer to begin the day with Leslie Griffiths, Methodist minister and life peer.
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Tourism chiefs believe they can double UK income from visitors by 2025.
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A seasonal offering from Tweet of the Day for the Christmas period.
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The latest shipping forecast.
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A spiritual comment and prayer to begin the day, with Leslie Griffiths.
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Could new research mean more accurate predictions for barbecue summers?
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A seasonal offering from Tweet of the Day for the Christmas period.
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The latest shipping forecast.
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A prayer to begin the day with Leslie Griffiths, Methodist minister and life peer.
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Michael Gove says a new criteria for farm payments will be announced in January.
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A seasonal offering from Tweet of the Day for the Christmas period.
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The latest shipping forecast.
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A prayer to begin the day with Leslie Griffiths, Methodist minister and life peer.
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The government releases statistics on the 2018 badger cull in England.
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A seasonal offering from Tweet of the Day for the Christmas period.
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The latest shipping forecast.
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The latest news from BBC Radio 4.
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A spiritual comment and prayer with the Rt Rev Dr Jo Bailey Wells, bishop of Dorking.
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A wife on rebuilding her marriage after her husband's affair.
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Church bells from Manchester Cathedral.
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Sarah Mullally, a former chief nurse, appointed as London’s first woman Bishop
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News and current affairs. Includes Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
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Including Yesterday in Parliament, Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
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Including Yesterday in Parliament, Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
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Including Yesterday in Parliament, Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
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Including Yesterday in Parliament, Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
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The latest news headlines. Including the weather and a look at the papers.
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Writer Linda Cracknell joins Helen Mark in North Devon to seek out her maritime roots.
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Sybil Ruscoe finds out about the production of condiments.
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The latest national and international news.
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A Christmas edition wih Mark Tully talking to John Sentamu, archbishop of York.
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Joanna Pinnock is in Shropshire looking at ancient holly in this episode from 2011.
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Including Yesterday in Parliament, Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.
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The latest news headlines. Including a look at the papers.
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Special Christmas Eve edition of the religious news and current affairs programme.
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Mike Wooldridge makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Handicap International UK.
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The latest weather forecast.
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The latest news headlines. Including a look at the papers.
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Hope for the future - a service for the last Sunday in Advent.
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Howard Jacobson on the art of the feuilleton and the joy of the ordinary.
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A seasonal offering from Tweet of the Day for the Christmas period.
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Andrew Marr with Lord Neuberger, Barbara Hosking, Robert Harris and Tim Bale.
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1/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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1/3 The Wire's Clarke Peters reveals a surprising musical history from a century ago.
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Comedy writer Sian Harries and columnist Grace Dent discuss whether to have a baby. Or not
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2/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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The carol that touched the lives of the former Archbishop of York and singer, Katie Melua.
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Katharine Birbalsingh reveals why she declared Britain's state education system broken.
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3/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the life and influence of Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)
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4/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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Listen again to Fleetwood Mac star Christine McVie's Desert Island Discs.
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5/5 Derek Jacobi concludes this evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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Aasmah Mir and the Reverend Richard Coles are joined by Chris Difford and John Lloyd.
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Sunday morning magazine programme. Presented by Paddy O'Connell.
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Hannah Ryggen and her tapestries of protest. Recovering from eating disorders.
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1/5 Comedy as two cops try to fight crime where no crime is taking place.
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Romola Garai on her new role in the adaptation of bestselling book the Miniaturist.
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2/5 An old lady is reported missing. Is David Attenborough involved in her disappearance?
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The campaign to urge the government to provide free sanitary wear for schoolgirls.
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3/5 A couple row outside a pub but Tina has a vested interest in ensuring they do not make up.
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If you can't talk to your family, you can always talk to me.
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What is it like going to a foodbank at Christmas?
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4/5 A burglary has taken place, and Tina thinks she knows who may have committed the crime.
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Molly Bloom and Jessica Chastain, Lingerie, Bump, Birth and Beyond, 'Kidulting'.
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5/5 A speeding driver brings back painful memories of her schooldays for Sue.
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Jay Rayner and his culinary panel delve into Christmas cooking traditions.
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Toby's life is changed forever, and there's a day to remember for Lilian.
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Oboist Paul Mosby has Alzheimer's - can music therapy reconnect him with his past?
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3/4 Deepak takes Trisha on an outing to Oxford.
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If we don't snooze, we lose. How badly does lack of sleep affect our mind and our body?
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Profane rubbish or bold rebellion? How did Viz become an acclaimed, best-selling magazine?
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Storyteller Andri Snær Magnason is dreaming of a dark Christmas in Iceland.
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6/6 Alfie Moore looks at evidential property and the trouble it brings to the police.
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Ed Butler explores an unusual new industry that has taken hold in some of China's cities.
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Mark Lawson continues to assess the ways new technology is affecting storytelling.
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A new statue of George Orwell is created to stand outside New Broadcasting House.
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Jason 'Ladybird' Hazeley and Joel 'Ladybird' Morris present a history of the Xmas loo book
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Steve Richards looks behind the scenes at Westminster.
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Killing time on election day in Catalonia and the bitter experience of applying for a visa
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Bruno Tonioli, Strictly judge, is interviewed by Kirsty Young for Desert Island Discs.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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In Tynemouth, Edie prepares for a charity football match.
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Managing Christmas when you are thousands of pounds in debt.
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The latest weather forecast.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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In Tynemouth, Alan Lowther feels the weight of responsibility.
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What should we be telling our children about sex and relationships in the internet age?
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The latest weather forecast.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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Epic drama series set in Great War Britain. At Marshalls, the workers are united.
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An Amazon complaint that led to coded threats. Plus empty shops in Wales.
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The latest weather forecast.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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In Tynemouth, it is the first shift back after the strike.
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Gaelic poet Aonghas MacNeacail reads an excerpt from his epic poem The Great Snowbattle.
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The tyres that have plenty of tread but are too old to be safe.
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The latest weather forecast.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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At Collingwood, relations are thawing.
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Plastic bottles and recycling, interior design trends for 2018 and dining out in theatres.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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What should we be learning about money and when?
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1/2 A look at the world of politics and media with a little bit of tinsel to lighten the gloom
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The latest weather forecast.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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6/6 Jack Dee chairs the long-running comedy panel game.
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Sheila Dillon and very special guests share their favourite Xmas food and drink treats.
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The latest weather forecast.
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Analysis of news and current affairs.
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1/5 Cerys Matthews and Tris Penna consider the legacy of the UK's first gramophone records.
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Analysis of news and current affairs.
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2/5 Cerys Matthews and Tris Penna consider the legacy of the UK's first gramophone records.
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Analysis of news and current affairs.
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3/5 Cerys Matthews and Tris Penna consider the legacy of the UK's first gramophone records.
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Analysis of news and current affairs.
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Poems to celebrate the winter solstice. Anton Lesser reads Out of Danger by James Fenton.
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4/5 Cerys Matthews and Tris Penna consider the legacy of the UK's first gramophone records.
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News with Jonny Dymond including Russian security threat and the blue passport's return.
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5/5 Cerys Matthews and Tris Penna consider the legacy of the UK's first gramophone records.
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The latest news from BBC Radio 4.
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Jonathan Dimbleby presents political debate from Cheriton Fitzpaine in Devon.
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Global news and analysis.
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Featuring the pleasures of Christmas Eve, do-it-yourself presents and festive cooking.
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Toby's life is changed forever.
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A delightful festive drama about a little Jewish girl's belief in Santa. By Adam Usden.
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Lily seeks advice from an enemy.
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By Clare Dywer Hogg. A trip to the park turns into a nightmare for one grandmother.
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Lynda puts her foot in it.
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1/3 By Annamaria Murphy. First in the latest series of the comedy drama set on the Welsh coast
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Alan attempts to take control.
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2/3 Lightning strikes the apple tree outside the Druid's Rest, unleashing an ancient spirit.
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Justin's evening takes a surprising turn.
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3/3 Bedbound and alone in Emlyn's caravan, Gareth's paranoia begins to take root.
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Listeners have their say on the issues discussed on Any Questions?
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Ivan Turgenev's masterpiece is a tale of young love, helpless passion and bitter betrayal.
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Eric Robson presents a special edition of the show from London's Broadcasting House.
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Stained glass, friends who listen, late-in-life-love, and mother-daughter closeness.
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Tom Sutcliffe chairs the game of lateral thinking and cryptic connections.
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Dan Saladino on the past, present and future of the world's most popular cheese, cheddar.
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6/6 Josie Long hears new documentaries set at Christmas.
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Benjamin Clementine responds to audience questions about his album At Least for Now.
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How can banks and building societies protect vulnerable customers?
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Children of parents with mental illness, exercise, Kelly Holmes, addressing panic attacks.
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Writer Linda Cracknell joins Helen Mark in North Devon to seek out her maritime roots.
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Robert Webb makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of First Story.
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Literary Christmas gifts and crowd-funded publishing.
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Eric Robson presents a special edition of the show from London's Broadcasting House.
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Eurydice's view on love and death from Hades. By Natalie Haynes.
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Tamsin Greig reads Laura Barnett's story of Christmas diplomacy amid blended families
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Christmas carols and readings live from the candlelit chapel of King's College, Cambridge.
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Following photographer Mahtab Hussain.
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Ernie Rea in conversation with guests about the place of faith in today's complex world.
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Andrew McGibbon talks to trauma surgeon Dr David Halleran, who tried to save John Lennon.
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Louise Richardson nominates Daniel O'Connell, hero of Catholic emancipation in 1829.
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Christmas television - an exploration of a very British tradition.
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Robert Peston has revealed how he voted in the EU referendum.
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Poems for the winter solstice. Sir Derek Jacobi reads Winter Song by Katherine Mansfield.
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Larushka Ivan-Zadeh and guests choose their favourite DVDs of the year.
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A turning point in treating brain diseases? Why are palaeontologists suing Donald Trump?
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Matthew Bannister on a bioengineer, a spy, a conservationist, a secret listener, a singer.
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Roger Bolton speaks to listeners about their radio moments of 2017.
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As a child it can seem best to withdraw in the face of inexplicable change.
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Jessica Chastain and Molly Bloom on new film Molly's Game.
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Poems for the winter solstice.
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Eddie Mair with interviews, context and analysis.
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Eddie Mair with interviews, context and analysis.
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Coverage and analysis of the day's news.
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Eddie Mair with interviews, context and analysis.
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Siobhan Redmond reads Travelling in a Comfortable Car by Bertolt Brecht.
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Eddie Mair with interviews, context and analysis.
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Full coverage of the day's news.
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A wife on rebuilding her marriage after her husband's affair.
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The latest shipping forecast.
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The latest weather forecast.
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What does Bagehot's The English Constitution mean today? Adrian Wooldridge investigates.
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Sarah Mullally, a former chief nurse, appointed as London’s first woman Bishop
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The latest shipping forecast.
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The latest weather forecast.
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South Africa's deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa is elected as leader of the ruling party.
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6/6 Jack Dee chairs the long-running comedy panel game.
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Officials have been using a discredited report into the worst scandal in NHS history.
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3/6 Mark Steel visits Inverness in the Highlands and performs for the locals.
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The IMF warns Brexit is having an adverse impact on the UK economy
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2/4 Jeremy Hardy is feeling sad. He not only seconds that emotion, but explains it too.
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Recriminations intensify a day after the PM sacks her deputy, Damian Green
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3/4 Susan Calman tries to relax by learning to bake with Selasi Gbormittah.
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UK and Russia clash over cyber attacks. Spain's PM agrees to Catalan talks
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1/2 A look at the world of politics and media with a little bit of tinsel to lighten the gloom
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Consultation to be launched on overhauling tax scheme for lorry firms.
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Clive Anderson and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.
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The authorities are trying to help seventy thousand people who are homeless.
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Antonia Quirke chooses her BBC Radio highlights.
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Lily seeks advice from an enemy.
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As The League of Gentlemen returns we ask how much has the climate for comedy changed?
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1/5 Comedy as two cops try to fight crime where no crime is taking place.
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Lynda puts her foot in it.
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Mavis Staples, Carmen Maria Machado and Christmas ghost stories.
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2/5 An old lady is reported missing. Is David Attenborough involved in her disappearance?
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Alan attempts to take control.
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James Norton on McMafia, Independent magazines, Joe Stilgoe on the new Jungle Book musical
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3/5 A couple row outside a pub but Tina has a vested interest in ensuring they do not make up.
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Justin's evening takes a surprising turn.
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Jodie Foster on directing Black Mirror, The Hamilton phenomenon, Christmas film round-up.
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4/5 A burglary has taken place, and Tina thinks she knows who may have committed the crime.
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It's a day to remember for Lilian.
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Emily Watson on the new TV adaptation of Little Women, and older women on screen.
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5/5 A speeding driver brings back painful memories of her schooldays for Sue.
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Sarah Mullally, a former chief nurse, appointed as London’s first woman Bishop
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A review of the week's cultural highlights.
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Brian has some exciting news.
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1/2 Martin Jarvis performs The Christmas Truce by Richmal Crompton for a live audience.
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13/15 The story of a disappearance. Sara Kestelman continues Jon McGregor's compelling series.
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Storyteller Andri Snær Magnason is dreaming of a dark Christmas in Iceland.
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A brutal killing, an unsolved murder and the divided island of Malta.
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What does Bagehot's The English Constitution mean today? Adrian Wooldridge investigates.
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Tom Wright, the new CEO of Guide Dogs, on his ideas for the future.
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2/3 Joan Bakewell explores what happens to our digital assets when we die.
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Two people with different views come together to see if they empathise with each other.
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Has President Trump delivered on his campaign promises?
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You are a refugee in Uganda with no money. How on earth do you start a business?
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Jonathan Dimbleby presents political debate from Cheriton Fitzpaine in Devon.
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Howard Jacobson on the art of the feuilleton and the joy of the ordinary.
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Lenny Henry explores a transformative moment in the career of late comedian Richard Pryor.
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Roger Bolton speaks to listeners about their radio moments of 2017.
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Matthew Bannister on a bioengineer, a spy, a conservationist, a secret listener, a singer.
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2/3 What happens when signals in the brain misfire and dreams become terrifying nightmares?
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Andrew Marr with Lord Neuberger, Barbara Hosking, Robert Harris and Tim Bale.
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Children of parents with mental illness, exercise, Kelly Holmes, addressing panic attacks.
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1/3 The Wire's Clarke Peters reveals a surprising musical history from a century ago.
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Philip Ball tells the story of Michael Faraday and his 'first instructess' in chemistry.
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The carol that touched the lives of the former Archbishop of York and singer, Katie Melua.
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A turning point in treating brain diseases? Why are palaeontologists suing Donald Trump?
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Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the life and influence of Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)
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The week in 1917 when Russia and Germany began their peace negotiations at Brest-Litovsk.
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2/2 James Purefoy stars as Sir Percy Blakeney in a new adaptation of Baroness Orczy's classic.
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What should we be learning about money and when?
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Mike Wooldridge makes the Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of Handicap International UK.
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You are a refugee in Uganda with no money. How on earth do you start a business?
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Cyril Ramaphosa becomes the new leader of the ANC, but can he bring radical change?
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6/10 Eleanor agrees to go to a party with Raymond. Soon the bubbles are going to her head.
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Significant cuts in corporation tax - first major legislative victory for President Trump.
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7/10 Eleanor is surprised to find herself dancing at the golf club party.
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Damian Green, one of Theresa May's closest allies, has been sacked from the cabinet.
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8/10 Sporting a new hairdo and outfit, Eleanor is on her way to Johnnie Lomond's farewell gig.
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President Trump threatens to cut off aid to countries supporting the motion.
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9/10 Humiliated by her childish infatuation, Eleanor seeks help.
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US life expectancy drops, experts point to the opioid crisis as a major factor.
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10/10 Tracy Wiles concludes Gail Honeyman's heartwarming and heart-wrenching bestseller.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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2/3 Joan Bakewell explores what happens to our digital assets when we die.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
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22:15
The best of BBC Radio in 2017 with Clarke Peters.
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Benjamin Clementine talks about his debut album, At Least for Now.
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23:30
Sean Curran reports from Westminster.
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A lively, fun, new show, with a largely female panel, hosted by Jo Bunting.
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Susan Hulme reports from Westminster.
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3/6 Harry Hill receives new CCTV cameras for the Egg, but they soon malfunction... or do they?
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1/4 Jenna and Dana get a glimpse of the dying embers of old British aristocracy.
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Sean Curran reports from Westminster as Brexit pressures on the government continue.
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4/4 Comedy from Dubai, Kampala and Rome. Andrew Maxwell hosts in London.
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Susan Hulme reports from Westminster on MPs' worries about Russian interference.
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Poems for the winter solstice.
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Louise Richardson nominates Daniel O'Connell, hero of Catholic emancipation in 1829.
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Mark D'Arcy reports from Westminster.
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A painting disappears when you look away; you stay in the light of a stained glass window.
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Tom Sutcliffe chairs the game of lateral thinking and cryptic connections.
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Paul Farley is in the dark, with poets Kayo Chingonyi, Emily Berry and George Szirtes.
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Larushka Ivan-Zadeh and guests choose their favourite DVDs of the year.
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Midnight Mass, live from the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King in Liverpool.
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