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  1. The Who on Quadrophenia

    Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey talk about some of their most celebrated music.

    BBC News

  2. The Who on Quadrophenia

    Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey talk exclusively to the BBC's David Willis.

    BBC News

  3. Who on Who?

    David Tennant talks to Doctor Who writer Russell T Davies about their time on the show.

    BBC Radio 2

  4. Who Owns Adam Smith?

    Which party can claim to represent the legacy of the famous Scottish economist?

    BBC Radio 4

  5. Who Owns Leeds United: An Inside Out Special

    Journalist David Conn investigates the ownership of Leeds United.

    BBC One

  6. Who Owns Scotland?

    Martin Geissler investigates where responsibility lies when it comes to owning urban land.

    BBC Scotland

  7. Who Paid for World War 2?

    This documentary examines what happened after Britain ran out of cash to pay for the arms to fight with, how this had global consequences.

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  8. Who Pays for the High Road North?

    Douglas Fraser on Scotland's biggest ever infrastructure project.

    BBC Radio Scotland

  9.

    Who Runs Labour?

    A look back at Labour's civil war in the 1980s and whether there is currently a re-run.

    BBC Radio 4

  10. Who Runs the World?

    Catherine Bohart's raucous new comedy series on the relationship between women and power.

    BBC Radio 4

  11. Who Runs the World?

    Elizabeth Caproni stars in an impressions show featuring your favourite female icons.

    BBC Scotland

  12. Who Shot Ada Tansey?

    We are behind the scenes of a long-running Northern soap opera when a tragedy unfolds.

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  13. Who Should Get to Stay in the UK?

    The stories of those desperate to stay in the UK and the lawyers tasked with helping them.

    BBC Two

  14. Who Should We Let In? Ian Hislop on the First Great Immigration Row

    Ian Hislop looks at British attitudes to immigration in the Victorian and Edwardian eras.

    BBC Two

  15. Who Shrunk All the Guys?

    Jim Spence joins football fans across Scotland as they attempt to lost weight.

    BBC Radio Scotland

  16. Who Sold the Soul?

    Alvin Hall examines the struggle of African-Americans in the music industry

    BBC Radio 4

  17.

    Who Stole Tamara Ecclestone’s Diamonds?

    £26m in jewellery and cash. A painstaking police investigation. A missing mastermind?

    BBC Three

  18. Who Stole Tamara Ecclestone’s Diamonds?

    £26m in jewellery and cash. A painstaking police investigation. A missing mastermind?

    BBC News

  19. Who The Wild Things Are

    The origins of Maurice Sendak's children's classic "Where the Wild Things Are" revealed

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  20. Who to Watch at The Grammy Awards

    Colin Paterson looks ahead to Music’s biggest awards that take place in LA tonight

    BBC News

  21. WHO Update on Ebola Vaccine Options

    The World Health Organisation has warned Ebola cases may be spreading faster than thought

    BBC News

  22. Who Wants to Be a Nurse?

    Jenny Clayton follows nurses in training to explore key issues and debates in nursing

    BBC Radio 4

  23. Who Wants to Be a Superhero?

    Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes search to find the world's next great superhero

    CBBC

  24. Who Was Bessie Head?

    Hugh Quarshie talks to those who knew one of Africa's most brilliant writers: Bessie Head

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  25. Who Was Joyce Hatto?

    The real story of Joyce Hatto, the pianist embroiled in a fakery scandal.

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  26. Who Was Michael X?

    The intriguing story of the once famous Black British activist you’ve never heard of

    BBC Sounds

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  27. Who Was Opal?

    The life of writer Opal Whiteley, whose childhood diary became a 1920s bestseller.

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  28. Who Was Rosalind?

    Susan Hitch looks at the boys who played Shakespeare's female characters.

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  29.

    Who Was St Nicholas?

    How an early Christian bishop was claimed for everything from Christmas to pawnbrokers

    BBC World Service

  30. Who We Are

    Nick Hancock marks 50 years of BBC Radio Stoke with six documentaries of archive material.

    BBC Radio Stoke

  31. Who We Are

    Documentaries about how we shape our lives through love, pain, war and hope

    BBC World Service

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  32. Who Wears the Trousers?

    Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz created a TV phenomenon, but their marriage paid the price.

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  33. Who Wears The Trousers? - George Burns and Gracie Allen

    How Gracie Allen went from comedic foil to George Burns to a star in her own right.

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  34. Who Were the Greeks?

    Dr Michael Scott uncovers the strange, alien world of the ancient Greeks.

    BBC Two

  35. Who Will Be The UK's Next Prime Minister?

    Keir Starmer says he'll remain in post until Labour chooses a new leader

    BBC News

  36.

    Who Will Call Me Beloved?

    Writer Tania Hershman on the word ‘beloved’ and commemorating single people when they die.

    BBC Radio 4

  37. Who Women Want

    Katty Kay examines who women want in this year's US presidential race.

    BBC News

  38. Who Women Want

    Katty Kay examines who women want in this year's US Presidential race: Trump or Clinton.

    BBC News

  39. Who Won the TV Election and Why?

    A Media Society event looking at the effect of the Leaders' debate on the 2010 Election.

    BBC Parliament

  40. Who Won the UK General Election, How and Why?

    Coverage of a seminar at which leading academics analyse the General Election result.

    BBC Parliament

  41. Who Won the War?

    Peter Taylor ponders the 20th anniversary of the 1994 ceasefires.

    BBC One Northern Ireland

  42. Who Would Be a Gypsy?

    Three women from three generations of the same family explain life as a traveler in Wales

    BBC Radio Wales

  43. Who Wrote Bach's Toccata?

    Could Bach's most famous work be a fake? Simon Townley investigates.

    BBC Radio 4

  44. Who You Don't See

    An insight on what it’s like to work with some of the biggest names in pop culture.

    BBC Sounds

  45. Who You Think I Am

    A woman creates a fake profile on social media with unintended consequences.

    BBC Four

  46. WHO: Hantavirus May Have Spread Between Passengers

    There may have been rare human-to-human transmission of hantavirus on the MV Hondius

    BBC News

  47. WHO: Hantavirus May Have Spread Between Passengers

    Human-to-human hantavirus transmission may have occurred on ship where three people died

    BBC News

  48. WHO: Hantavirus May Have Spread Between Passengers

    Human-to-human hantavirus transmission may have occurred on ship where three people died

    BBC News

  49. The Who: The Making of Tommy

    The Who speak about the making of the album Tommy and how its success changed their lives.

    BBC Four

  50. The Who: Their Generation

    Paolo Hewitt tells the story of The Who.

    BBC Radio 6 Music

  51.

    Who'd Be A Museum Director Today?

    Our panel debate the many challenges facing museum curators in the 2020s.

    BBC Live Streams

  52. Who'd be a Social Worker

    Simon Cox follows social workers through their training and into their first jobs

    BBC Radio 4

  53. Who'd have Thought It?

    The origins and uses of the materials we use

    BBC World Service

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  54. Who's Afraid of Conceptual Art?

    Dr James Fox embarks on an open-minded guide to conceptual art for the perplexed.

    BBC Four

  55. Who's Angry Now?

    John Harris investigates the current state of contemporary British protest music.

    BBC Radio 4

  56. Who's Asking the Questions for You?

    Professor Richard Sambrook on newspaper cuts and the accountability of decision-makers

    BBC Radio Wales

  57.

    Who's British Now?

    Fewer and fewer of us say we are 'British'. Ritula Shah asks, 'Who's British now?'.

    BBC Radio 4

  58. Who's Drummer?

    Nick Barraclough finds out about the 15 minutes of fame for one young fan of The Who.

    BBC Radio 4

  59. Who's Getting Rich from Moroccan Hash?

    Emir Nader explores how cannabis is cultivated, trafficked and consumed.

    BBC News

  60. Who's Looking after Mum and Dad?

    Riaz Khan explains why looking after his parents under their roof is a family duty.

    BBC One

  61. Who's Looking After Mum and Dad?

    The Khan family's solution to Britain's elderly care crisis is bound to their culture.

    BBC News

  62.

    Who's My Half-Brother? Where's My Half-Sister?

    How children conceived through a sperm donor can make contact with their half-siblings.

    BBC Radio 4

  63. Who's Spending Britain's Billions?

    Jacques Peretti asks whether we the taxpayers are getting value for money.

    BBC Two

  64. Who's That Girl

    Series interviewing female rock and pop stars about their life and careers.

    BBC Radio 1

  65. Who's the Boss?

    Three British companies give staff the power to hire a new manager.

    BBC Two

  66. Who's the Pest?

    Entomologist Erica McAlister takes listeners on an adventure in insect world

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

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  67. WHO's Warning on Ebola Outbreak

    More than 900 suspected cases in current outbreak and 220 suspected deaths, officials say

    BBC News

  68. Who's Watching You?

    Series that looks at why the UK has become one of the most watched places in the world

    BBC Two

  69. Who's Who

    Members of The Who reflect on their careers and their bandmates

    BBC Radio 6 Music

  70. Who’s Got Greg? Peter Bleksley Investigates

    A Radio 1 DJ has disappeared in fishy circumstances. Can Peter Bleksley set Greg free?

    BBC Radio 1

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  71. Whodunnit?

    Series that investigates true-life societal mysteries.

    BBC Radio 4

  72. Whodunnits

    Murder mysteries from the world's greatest crime fiction writers. Only on BBC Sounds.

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

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  73. Whoever Heard of a Black Artist? Britain's Hidden Art History

    A look at the work of groundbreaking British artists of Asian and African descent.

    BBC Four

  74. A Whole 'Nother Story

    Dave Lamb and Debra Stephenson star as a couple who are friends

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

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  75. The Whole 10 Yards

    BBC Sport's weekly NFL programme focusing on big stories from around the league.

    BBC Sport

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  76. A Whole Life (Omnibus)

    An ancient landscape shapes the life of one man in this quiet mesmerising novel.

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  77. A Whole New Ball Game

    Comedy by Martin Davies about a football-crazy priest

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  78. The Whole Universe Show

    Ian McNaught-Davis presents a comprehensive look at evolution.

    BBC One

  79. Whole-Life Term for Man Who Killed Family in Fire

    Sentence for man who murdered his ex-partner's sister and her children in house fire

    BBC News

  80. WHOOPS I MISSED NEWSROUND

    Jenny takes a look back at all the stories that hit the headlines in the past month.

    CBBC

  81. WHOOPS I MISSED THE BUS

    Resident CBBC vloggers Myles and Lauren look back at the best bits from CBBC.

    CBBC

  82. Whoosh!

    Comedy sketch show set in the garden full of characters, jokes, songs and fun.

    CBeebies Radio

  83. Whose Coat is That Jacket?

    Chris Corcoran chairs a comedy quiz about Wales and Welsh life.

    BBC One Wales

  84.

    Whose Doctor Who

    A classic documentary from 1977, introduced by Melvyn Bragg.

    BBC

  85.

    Whose Health Is It Anyway?

    Barbara Myers examines the health trainers initiative.

    BBC Radio 4

  86. Whose Line Is It Anyway?

    The panel game where four guests try to outwit with eachother through improvisation

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  87. Whose Side is Bart Simpson on?

    Phill Jupitus looks at the enduring popularity of The Simpsons.

    BBC Radio 4

  88. Whose Truth Is It Anyway?

    Writer and broadcaster Damian Barr explores reality, truth and fiction in literature.

    BBC Radio 4

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  89. Why Are Photographers Switching Back to Analogue?

    Are film cameras seeing a resurgence or are people wanting to ‘slow down’?

    BBC News

  90. Why Are Premier League Shirts So Expensive?

    Adult replica Premier League kits have increased by more then 50% over 10 years on average

    BBC News

  91. Why Beauty Matters

    Philosopher Roger Scruton makes a case for the importance of beauty.

    BBC Two

  92. Why Become a Doctor?

    Kevin Fong looks at how the role of junior doctors has changed over the past 50 years.

    BBC Radio 4

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  93. Why Birds Sing

    Exploring the intriguing, charming and often conflicting theories about why birds sing.

    BBC Four

  94. Why Bob the Builder Has Moved Overseas

    Gerald Scarfe and a gripping tale of talent, toons and tax relief.

    BBC Radio 4

  95. Why Bother?

    Spoof interviews from Chris Morris with Peter Cook's alter-ego, Arthur Streeb-Greebling

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  96. Why Buy in Dubai?

    Has the property market in Dubai truly recovered from the global recession?

    BBC News

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