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Damage and Repair
Hilary Ineomo-Marcus hears powerful stories of restorative justice in the UK.
Exposing Hiroshima
The forgotten story of the first Western journalist to report on the Hiroshima atom bomb.
Pétain on Trial: From Hero to Traitor
Allan Little explores the legacy of the trial that divided and shook France to its core.
Time, Paper, Bone
The story of anti-apartheid activist James Booi's disappearance and reburial.
100 Years of Mein Kampf
John Kampfner read the world’s most notorious book so you don’t have to.
Simpson's Dictators
John Simpson looks back at the dictators he's met: the mad, the malign and the meek.
We Were the Mods
Pete Townshend and Phil Daniels look back on Quadrophenia with their modern-day mirrors.
Here We Go! The Art of the Football Chant
Les Back charts the history of football chants and asks if they’re modern-day folk songs.
Into the Sharkiverse
Jon Harvey celebrates 50 years of Jaws with a hilarious history of shark fiction.
The Braveheart Effect
Susan Morrison takes a cynical swipe at the most successful film about Scotland ever made.
