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TS Eliot Prize, Lisa Randall, New Architecture, Flooding

Anne McElvoy is joined by Sarah Howe, winner of the 2015 TS Eliot Prize.

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French Thought and Politics

Philip Dodd debates the question 'does France have to stop being French to survive?'.

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Westerns, The Oscars

Matthew Sweet discusses the revival of westerns and considers the 2016 Oscar contenders.

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Landmark: The Picture of Dorian Gray

Matthew Sweet, Will Self, Fiona Shaw and Merlin Holland discuss The Picture of Dorian Gray

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Holes in the Ground

Rana Mitter discusses underground worlds past and present.

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The Arab Spring, Sahar Assaf, Owen Hatherley, Social Media and Language

Anne McElvoy discusses what happened to the Arab Spring five years on.

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Con Men, John Dee, F for Fake

Matthew Sweet explores the art of the con with Maria Konnikova. Plus a John Dee exhibition

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Stefan Zweig, Howard Jacobson, Michael Sandle

Philip Dodd with Howard Jacobson and Karen Leeder. Plus sculptor Michael Sandle.

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Anna Pavord: Gardens in Art, University

Anna Pavord visits Painting the Modern Garden the Royal Academy and talks to Anne McElvoy.

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Dad's Army, Utopia in sci-fi, States of Mind at the Wellcome Collection

Marking Dad's Army on film, Matthew Sweet looks at the fifth column.

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John Irving

The author of The Cider House Rules on religion, Mexico and the USA. With Philip Dodd.

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Joseph Crawhall, Madame Bovary, The James Plays

Anne McElvoy profiles painter Joseph Crawhall. Plus Madame Bovary and The James Plays.

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Dadaism, The Invisible Present, National Treasures

Including Dadaism, an exhibition about time, and the celebrity as a 'national treasure'.

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Screaming Lord Sutch on Stage, Margaret MacMillan

Playwright James Graham discusses his new comedy, which puts Screaming Lord Sutch on stage

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Hieronymus Bosch Anniversary

Tom Shakespeare and Peter Greenaway join Matthew Sweet to discuss Hieronymus Bosch.

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Delacroix, Petain, de Gaulle, Jonathan Lynn

Jonathan Lynn talks about his new play exploring Petain's relationship with de Gaulle.

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Utopianism in Politics

Anne McElvoy chairs a debate on realism and utopianism in politics and history.

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Religion Without Belief: Stephen Batchelor, Kader Abdolah, Linda Woodhead

Rana Mitter discusses a translation of the Qur'an and atheism in the UK and ancient Greece

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Karl Ove Knausgard, Ingrid Carlberg, Dorthe Nors on Nordic Culture

Karl Ove Knausgard talks to Philip Dodd in a programme exploring Scandinavia today.

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Russian Culture Inwards and Outwards

Anne McElvoy discusses Russian Eurasianism, the Soviet Union and Africa, and Eisenstein.

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Neil Jordan, the Lonely City, Contemporary Cities

Film director Neil Jordan on writing fiction. Olivia Laing explores loneliness.

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Anger

Philip Dodd considers rage in the politics of the US and India.

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Botticelli Reimagined, A New Biography of Hitler

Anne McElvoy explores German historians' view of Hitler and reviews Botticelli at the V&A.

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International Women's Day

Anne McElvoy presents a special edition to mark International Women's Day.

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Javier Marias, Cervantes's Influence, Spanish Culture and Politics

Philips Dodd explores Spanish culture and politics and is joined by novelist Javier Marias

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The Holy Roman Empire, Christianity Today, Iranian Art

Rana Mitter discusses a new book on the Holy Roman Empire and debates Christianity today.

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Identity in Britain: Martin Parr

Philip Dodd discusses British identity with photographer Martin Parr.

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Philosophy: Bryan Magee

Matthew Sweet considers the state of philosophy today.

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Russia and the Arts: Julian Barnes, Roxana Silbert and Suhayla El-Bushra

Anne McElvoy discusses Russian cultural figures on show at the National Portrait Gallery.

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Alan Clarke's TV Career

Phil Davis, Clio Barnard and Molly Clarke on the TV career of director Alan Clarke.

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