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Rugby's Hidden Headache
With increasing physicality in rugby, what are the long-term effects on players?
BBC News
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Rhod Gilbert vs Kilimanjaro
Rhod Gilbert joins celebrities, comedians and fundraisers as they climb Kilimanjaro.
BBC One Wales
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Written by Mrs Bach
Were JS Bach's Cello Suites actually composed by his second wife, Anna Magdalena?
BBC Four
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The Story of Funk: One Nation Under a Groove
How funk burst out of the black community at a time of self-discovery and social change.
BBC Four
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Life of Brailsford - The Welshman Who Got the World Cycling
How Sir Dave Brailsford achieved his dream of creating British cycling heroes.
BBC Radio Wales
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The Shooting of Sam Cooke
Dotun Adebayo investigates the circumstances in which Sam Cooke was shot dead in 1964.
BBC Radio 2
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Olive Wars
For Israelis and Palestinians everything is politicised, even the olive harvest.
BBC Radio 4
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How to Hire a Master
Jolyon Jenkins explores the mysterious world of the headhunter.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Blood, Sage and Grace
Grace Dent explores the life and work of literary luminary Lorna Sage.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Karajan's Magic and Myth
Profile of the controversial, enigmatic conductor Herbert von Karajan.
BBC Four
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23 Amazing Reasons This Radio Programme Will Change Your Life
Inside the digital news outlets that are reinventing journalism for the social media age.
BBC Radio 4
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Could I Get Ebola?
Dr Chris Van Tulleken reveals the ten essential things we need to know about Ebola.
BBC One
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Afghan Women: Speaking Out, Losing Lives
Lyse Doucet visits Kabul to hear about the lives of Afghan women as the troops depart.
BBC Radio 4
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Frinton Forever
Richard Wilson stars at Frinton Summer Theatre to mark its 75th anniversary of weekly rep.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Being Katherine Jenkins
Katherine Jenkins presents a collection of her favourite songs.
BBC One Wales
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Spike Milligan: Love, Light and Peace
Portrait of the truly unique comedy genius of Spike Milligan, as told in his own words.
BBC Four
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Big Band, Big Man - The Billy Cotton Story
Fearne Cotton tells her great-uncle's life story. With Roy Hudd as Billy.
BBC Radio 2
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There's Nothing Like a Dame
Christopher Biggins presents a historical look at the art of pantomime.
BBC Radio 2
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The Polar Postmaster
Tudor Morgan travels to the South Pole to help run the post office.
BBC Radio Wales
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A Welsh Captain in Afghanistan
The story of Owen Davis, who fought alongside a local police force in Afghanistan.
BBC Radio Wales
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Russell Brand: End the Drugs War
Russell Brand challenges the viewpoint that the government's drugs policy is working.
BBC Three
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At Home Abroad
A panel of new Britons discuss what it is like to make a home in a new land.
BBC Radio 4
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Death of An Orchestra
Supporters of the Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra, including Alan Bennett, tell its history.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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How Safe are My Drugs?
B. Traits meets users and dealers to find out how much they really know about their drugs.
BBC Three
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Wittgenstein's Jet
A jet engine built by Ludwig Wittgenstein in Manchester is investigated by Cassie Newland.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Suppose I Lose It
Joan Bakewell asks what she might expect, and how she should prepare, if she had dementia.
BBC Radio 4
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Big John: Sgeulachd John Hartson
A profile of footballer John Hartson, five years after his battle with cancer.
BBC ALBA
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Showland: Behind The Scenes At The Fair
An inside look at the ups and downs of life at Scotland's fairs.
BBC Two Scotland
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BBC Radio Ulster at 40 - A History
William Crawley celebrates BBC Radio Ulster's distinctive history since 1975.
BBC Radio Ulster
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David Meade: Million Dollar Bet
David Meade prepares to use his skills in an attempt to win a million dollars in Vegas.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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The Commute
Documentary following people across Northern Ireland as they make their way to work.
BBC Two Northern Ireland
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The Fight for Saturday Night
TV skullduggery and dirty dealings in the battle to win the Saturday night ratings crown.
BBC Four
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The Joy of the Bee Gees
Profile of the Gibb brothers, from child stars in Australia to 70s disco superstars.
BBC Four
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Arrows with Eric Bristow
1979 film following rising darts star Eric Bristow as he travels around pubs and clubs.
BBC Four
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Terror and the Oxygen of Publicity
How terrorists need the oxygen of publicity, and the battle to starve them of it.
BBC Radio 4
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Six Weeks to Save the World
Dr John Wright records his work in setting up an Ebola centre to serve Moyamba junction.
BBC Radio 4
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Character Studies with Alexander McCall Smith
Alexander McCall Smith explores the work of writers and their favourite characters.
BBC Radio 4
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Midwives to Be
Sarah Taylor follows a new intake of student midwives at King's College London.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Virtual Stars
Hardeep Singh Kohli discovers and explores the world of internet personalities.
BBC Radio 4
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'Am Balach MacCuidhein - McQueen of Scots
A revealing and charming homage to one of the UKs most avant-garde fashion designers.
BBC ALBA
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Sar-sgeoil: The Lewis Trilogy
Cathy MacDonald explores the locations featured in Peter May's Lewis Trilogy novels.
BBC ALBA
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A Life Less Lonely
Sarah Brett hears remarkable stories from people talking about isolation and loneliness.
BBC Radio 5 Live
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Pass the Turkey Twizzlers
Lucy Kellaway hosts an argumentative dinner party where all the debates are about food.
BBC Radio 4
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Take That Gary Barlow
Carolyn Hitt recalls the 1986 BBC carol-writing competition in which she beat Gary Barlow.
BBC Radio Wales
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Children of the Tsunami
Ten years on from the tsunami, 5 live hears from survivors who were children at the time.
BBC Radio 5 Live
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Come Rain or Shine: 5 live Weather Review 2014
Simon King and Liz Bentley take a look back at how the weather impacted our lives in 2014.
BBC Radio 5 Live
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Who Killed Ian Parry?
The story of Ian Parry, a photojournalist who died during the Romanian revolution in 1989.
BBC Radio Wales
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Gone to Earth
Horatio Clare walks with former soldiers to see the Brecon Beacons through their eyes.
BBC Radio Wales
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John Grant's Songs from a Dark Place
US singer-songwriter John Grant presents a documentary exploring the music of Iceland.
BBC Radio 6 Music