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Sunday Omnibus

The power of the sea and the unrelenting pressure for academic success.

• 15 mins

Graham and Natalie – It’s Just A Piece Of Paper

A couple who have been together many years, but have never wed - are they missing out?

• 5 mins

James and Victoria - The Step-Parent

The way a step-parent is introduced and other pitfalls in reconstituting a family.

• 5 mins

Eamonn and Roisin - Two Parents, Two ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖs

When parents split up, children often end up splitting their time between two homes.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus - Families

Conversations about unconventional, reconstituted and divided families.

• 15 mins

Catherine and Nina - Anyone Who's Different Is a Target

Coming to terms with Asperger's Syndrome.

• 5 mins

Olly and Katy - A Love of Biking

The thrill of the open road experienced from a motorbike saddle.

• 5 mins

Iain and Claire – No Job Like It

Two Police Inspectors reflect on how policing has changed since he first walked the beat.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Living with Asperger's syndrome, changes in policing and the thrill of motorcycling.

• 15 mins

Georgina and Holly - Community Spirit

Friends for whom community is at the heart of their lives.

• 5 mins

Jayne and Margaret - Mayor and Consort

Unexpected thrills and surprises for friends involved in public office.

• 5 mins

Nyree and June - Sharing Life Skills

How a tea party changed a widow's life as well as her younger friend's view of the elderly

• 5 mins

Women and Community

Conversations between women about active community involvement in retirement.

• 15 mins

Louise and Ivor - Negative Attitude

Now he has a digital scanner, is it worth preserving an archive of photographic negatives?

• 5 mins

Ann and Daniel - Breaking the Sound Barrier

A hearing mother and her profoundly deaf son use signing to explore his life and hers.

• 5 mins

Jane and Hannah - Deaf or Hearing

A daughter who was born deaf anticipates the birth her first child with her hearing mother

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Children and parents talk about being deaf or hearing, and about a photographic legacy.

• 15 mins

Isobel and James - Memories of Mum

A ten-year-old and her younger brother reflect on death and stepmothers.

• 5 mins

Katherine and Finlay - Making Dad Proud

Living with the aftermath of suicide.

• 5 mins

Ann and Jane - Our Sons

Losing their sons to suicide has forged a strong friendship between two women.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus: Dealing with Death and Suicide

Surviving the death of parents through accident or suicide, and the suicide of sons.

• 15 mins

Ulrich and Anna – A European Family

Is it where you're born or where you live that provides your national identity?

• 5 mins

Nikola and Maris - Leaving Latvia

The cost that economic migrants pay in terms of family life.

• 5 mins

Jean and Khursheed – Our Lives as Migrants

Whether you migrate to marry or to escape persecution, you are still an immigrant.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus: Migration

What is it like to leave your home country to live somewhere else?

• 15 mins

Jason and Kim - The Person, Not the Disability

Disability need be no bar to employment.

• 5 mins

Jason and Kim - I Just Want to Be Like Everyone Else

If you are disabled, getting a job means more than simply earning a living.

• 5 mins

Jason and Kim - A New Town, a New Life

A job in a different town from where she grew up has given a disabled woman a fresh start.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus: Jason and Kim

How employment can change perceptions of disability.

• 15 mins

Callum and Adam – The Guilty Pleasure of Computer Gaming

Two men admit to guilt about the time they spend gaming, but they are unlikely to change

• 5 mins