Maxwell's Genius
Will Self concludes his 600-mile road trip on the trail of physicist James Clerk Maxwell.
Journalist David Aaronovitch explores the idea of the Deep State.
Author Viet Thanh Nguyen, film critic Phuong Le and Peter Salmon join Matthew Sweet
The newspaper columnist Steve Richards goes on stage with 'pro-politics comedy'
Act in Unison
France's attempts to encourage Arab countries to act for their own self-interest
After four years of debate, what are the hopes for Britain beyond the EU?
Journalist Sebastian Payne asks if Boris Johnson's government can 鈥榣evel up鈥 the UK.
Five writers reflect on the recent momentous events in the Middle East and North Africa.
Max Seddon, Moscow Correspondent for the Financial Times, assesses Putin's grip on power.
Iran is now calling the shots in Iraq. How did the clerics outmanoeuvre the US?
Political Landscapes: Nusrat Ghani MP
Discover the hilltops, woodland and seaside paths that help MPs escape the Westminster.
A look back at false stories that went viral online and the real-life harm they caused.
What does it take to run an effective local political campaign?
Twenty years after 9/11 is the US still confident it's on the "right side of history"?
Exploring a strange coincidence from 1957, when John Prescott was a cruise ship waiter.
Colombia
Has the 2016 peace accord delivered on its promises to help women?
Exploring the idea and history of 鈥榮afe space鈥 as it has crossed over into the arts.
Dr Mukulika Banerjee learns about the processes involved in an Indian general election.
Julian Jackson on the issue at the heart of the forthcoming French presidential election.
Lydie Salvayre
French novelist Lydie Salvayre reflects on the aftermath of the Paris terror attacks.
Curriculum for Wales
Wales' education system is about to change. Eye On Wales finds out what's involved.
William Hague MP
Peter Hennessy talks to William Hague MP, leader of the House of Commons.
Le Divide - Fraternite
How France is facing the challenges of liberty, fraternity and equality. Today: fraternite
Deeper Not Wider
Allan examines new resentments and divisions within the EU exposed by the crisis.
Brexit Britain: Two Rooms Revisited
Brixton and Boston voters return to discuss Brexit negotiations with Fi Glover.
Conflict
Why do governments shut down the internet?
Nick Robinson reflects on the reporting of the MPs' expenses scandal and its repercussions
Manifestos
Why a manifesto is so important in the race to run the country.
Do assumptions about teenage pregnancy stand up to scrutiny? Miranda Sawyer investigates.
The Sunday Feature: Secret Police Files Opened Up in Albania
Attempts being made to discover the fate of 6,000 people missing during Communist regime