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So Long My Son
The lives of two families over three decades of social and political upheaval in China.
BBC Four
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So Long, It's Been Good To Know You
Colleagues and contemporaries pay tribute to broadcaster David Dunseith.
BBC Radio Ulster
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So Many Books, So Little Time
Mark Hodkinson ponders the nature of our personal book collections and why we gather them.
BBC Radio 4
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So Much Blood
Francis Matthews stars as the amateur sleuth, investigating a murder in Edinburgh
BBC Radio 7
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So Much For That
A dramatisation of Lionel Shriver's unflinching new novel. How much money is a life worth?
BBC Radio 4
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So Much Land, So Much Hope
Sem Terra, the huge social movement in Brazil mobilising landless workers
BBC World Service
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So On and So Forth
One of the rising stars of the sketch group circuit with a very British style of comedy.
BBC Radio 4
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So Very Secret by Barbara Pym
Why does Harriet Jekyll of the Foreign Office suddenly disappear?
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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So What If My Baby Is Born Like Me?
Options available to carriers of genetic conditions should they decide to start a family.
BBC Three
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So Who's Got the Children?
Kaye Adams provides information and advice for families going through a break-up.
BBC Radio Scotland
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So Wrong It's Right
Charlie Brooker hosts the comedy panel show that celebrates glorious failure.
BBC Radio 4
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So You Think You Can Dance
Nigel Lythgoe and Arlene Phillips search for Britain's Favourite Dancer.
BBC One
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So You Think You Can Drive?
Dom Littlewood and Cherry Healey set out to tackle the nation's bad driving habits.
BBC One
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So You Think You Can Run a Marathon?
Bryan Burnett meets Olympic marathon hopefuls and finds out what it takes to run 26 miles.
BBC Radio Scotland
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So You Think You're A Good Driver?
Motorists are challenged to eradicate bad driving habits.
BBC One
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So you wanna be in a band?
Kev Hutchings looks at the hoops and hurdles of forming a successful local band.
BBC Radio Devon
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So You Want to Be a Secretary of State
Giles Dilnot looks at what will be at the top of the agenda for secretaries of state.
BBC Parliament
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So You Want To Be an Exorcist
The exorcism business is booming - Jolyon Jenkins asks if and why demonism is on the rise.
BBC Radio 4
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So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed by Jon Ronson
Writer Jon Ronson reads his account of his journey into the lives of the publicly shamed.
BBC Radio 4
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So, Here I Am: 100 Years of Crofting
James Hunter reports on the history and traditions of Scottish crofting.
BBC
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Sobin yn dod Adre
Bryn Terfel yn mynd â Bryn Fôn o gwmpas ei fro enedigol. Bryn Terfel talks Bryn Fôn.
BBC Radio Cymru
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Soccer Stories
BBC Sport discovers the personal stories behind some of the World Cup's biggest stars.
BBC News
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Social Democratic and Labour Party Conference
A round-up of the highlights from the SDLP's annual conferences
BBC Two Northern Ireland
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The Social Distance Between Us by Darren McGarvey
Passionate survey of the gap between the UK's decision-makers and those affected by them.
BBC Radio 4
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Social Housing Complaints Soar
The watchdog overseeing social housing says there is 'simmering anger' over problems
BBC News
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Social housing, NHS workforce and Liz Truss debt claims
Have the Tories really built a record number of social rent homes since 2010?
BBC Radio 4
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Social Media Firms Asked to Toughen Age Checks
Social media firms have been asked to toughen up age checks for under-13s
BBC News
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Social Media Fuelling Harmful Tanning Misinformation
The BBC has found sunbed adverts spreading harmful misinformation to young people online
BBC News
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Social Media Influencers Flock to Brontë's Hometown
The release of a new film adaptation of Wuthering Heights has increased tourism in Haworth
BBC News
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Social Media Regulation: What Happens Next?
The PM's vowed to take 'decisive' action to tackle the impact of social media on children
BBC News
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Social Media Used to Lure Foreigners to Fight for Russia
Social media is being used to lure foreigners to Russia under false pretences
BBC News
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A Social Selection
Reporter Andrew Bomford examines the grammar school selection system in parts of England
BBC Radio 4
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Social Studies - People in Scotland
Exploring the social studies curriculum in Scotland.
School Radio
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The Social with Donna & Rigsy
Donna and Rigsy are back for a one-off springtime Social.
BBC Radio Ulster
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The Social with Tim Weeks
Exploring the weird and wonderful world of Wiltshire online.
BBC Radio Wiltshire
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The Social
Recommendations and reviews, whether you're staying in or going out with Richard Latto.
BBC Radio Solent
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Societies with Secrets
Billy Kay explores the often-secret world of Scotland's fraternal organisations.
BBC Radio Scotland
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The Sock Drawer
A story all about a little boy and his colourful socks. #CBeebiesRadio
CBeebies Radio
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The Sofa of Time
Fantasy sofa sitcom written by and starring Nick Frost and Matt King.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Sofa
In a 1930s Dublin suburb, Mrs Bagot awaits the arrival of her new sofa. By Maeve Brennan.
BBC Radio 4
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Sofi Jeannin - Singing Together
Conductor Sofi Jeannin explores music written for the collective singing experience.
BBC Radio 3
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Sofie Hagen: How To Love Your Fat
A personal, funny and impassioned look at society's relationship with fat people.
BBC Radio 4
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Soft Border Patrol
Comedy mockumentary following the independent cross-border body
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Soft Cell: Say Hello, Wave Goodbye
Marc Almond and Dave Ball tell the inside story of 80s synth duo Soft Cell.
BBC Four
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A Soft Day
Author Carlo Gebler shows how rain has saturated Ireland's poetry and shaped his identity.
BBC Radio 4
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Soft Lad by Nick Grimshaw
DJ Nick Grimshaw's brilliantly funny and fearlessly frank stories about his life so far.
BBC Radio 4
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Soft Power Hard News
How the power of the news media is used as a global government tool for influence
BBC Radio 4
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Software Issue Impacts Thousands of Airbus Planes
Airbus says it has requested immediate modifications to thousands of its planes
BBC News
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Soham Murderer Ian Huntley Dies After Prison Attack
Ian Huntley, who murdered two 10-year-old schoolgirls in 2002 has died
BBC News
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Soham Murderer Ian Huntley Dies After Prison Attack
Ian Huntley, who murdered two 10-year-old schoolgirls in 2002 has died
BBC News
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Soho Nights
A serial set in London in 1956 as the Cold War and Suez Crisis loom over the UK.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Soho Stories
Television executive and broadcaster Paul Jackson charts the rise of independent producers
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Solar Eclipse: What You Need to Know
On the evening of 12 August, the UK will see a dramatic partial solar eclipse
BBC News
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Solar Max
Astronomer Lucie Green looks at the dangers a solar superstorm could pose to us on Earth.
BBC Radio 4
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Solas – Margaret Fay Shaw of Canna
The story of folklorist Margaret Fay Shaw told through her own films and recordings.
BBC ALBA
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Sold On Song
Artists are interviewed about their life, music and the skills involved in writing songs.
BBC Radio 2
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Sold! Inside the World's Biggest Auction House
An inside look at Christie's, the world's biggest auction house.
BBC Two
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Soldier in the Sun
Informational film following the Army in Aden (Yemen) during a state of emergency. (1964)
BBC