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Marilyn Monroe
Sgeulachd beatha agus bàs Marilyn Monroe. The life and death of Marilyn Monroe.
BBC ALBA
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It's Obscene!
Matthew Syed explores the vexed role of money at the pinnacle of contemporary sport.
BBC Radio 4
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Faith or Family
The struggle between the world of Hasidic Jews in the UK and those who decide to leave.
BBC Radio 4
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Whites v Blacks: How Football Changed a Nation
How an all-white team took on an all-black team in an extraordinary football game in 1979.
BBC Two
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FKA twigs: Soundtrack 7
How twigs created an abstract, autobiographical piece called Soundtrack 7.
BBC Four
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How Quizzing Got Cool: TV's Brains of Britain
A look at how ordinary TV quiz contestants turned into the pro-quizzers of today.
BBC Four
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Scotland's Treasures
Exploring some of the most outstanding treasures at the National Museum of Scotland.
BBC Two Scotland
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After the Deluge: A Year on from the Floods
How communities in Cumbria and Lancashire are recoveing after last winter's floods.
BBC One
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The Mystery of Agatha Christie
Frances Donnelly sets out to solve the puzzle of the life and character of Agatha Christie
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Project Children: Defusing the Troubles
How an NYPD bomb-disposal expert helped defuse the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Dan Snow on Lloyd George: My Great-Great-Grandfather
Dan Snow traces the story of his forebear, Liberal prime minister David Lloyd George.
BBC One Wales
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Leonard Cohen's Tower of Song
Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen looks back on his life and work.
BBC Radio 6 Music
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Exonerated
John Toal meets two former death row inmates now helping the wrongly convicted.
BBC Radio 4
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Billie Holiday
Am beatha inntinneach aig Billie Holiday. Billie Holiday's roller-coaster life.
BBC ALBA
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Freud for Our Times
If psychoanalysis is only for the wealthy few, can we all still benefit from Freud?
BBC Radio 4
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The Woman Who Invented James Bond?
Miles Jupp investigates the strange case of the woman who may have invented James Bond.
BBC Radio 4
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Royal Studios Story
The story behind Royal Studios, in which many soul music classics were created.
BBC Radio 2
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Ceann an Righ/The King's Head
A' sealltainn aghaidh an righ Raibeart Brus. Revealing the face of Robert the Bruce.
BBC ALBA
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Paying for the Hostage
John McCarthy looks at how handling a hostage crisis has changed 30 years since his kidnap
BBC Radio 4
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Across the Line at 30
Colin Murray introduces a 30th anniversary celebration of Radio Ulster's Across the Line.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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The Kids Who Decide What All the Other Kids Talk About
The university dropouts using social media to influence youngsters on a huge scale.
BBC Radio 4
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Usain Bolt: Born to Run
Katie Gornall travels to Jamaica to meet the fastest man in the world, Usain Bolt.
BBC News
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Anarchy in the Rhymney Valley
Alan Thompson travels back 40 years to when Sex Pistols brought punk to Caerphilly.
BBC Radio Wales
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The Art of Warm-Up
Jo Caulfield explores the art of warming up a crowd for someone else's benefit...
BBC Radio Scotland
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Evans the Exile and Thomas the Missionary
The story of Robert Jermain Thomas, who created a unique bond between Wales and Korea.
BBC Radio Wales
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Flitting to France: A New Alliance
Edi Stark goes to France to find out if Scottish expats are finding their dreams.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Up the Dancing
Jackie Bird takes a look back at Scotland's vibrant discotheque scene of the 1970s-80s.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Living with Myself
A look at what it is like to be alone at Christmas in 21st-century Wales.
BBC Radio Wales
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Our Summer: The story of Wales at Euro 2016
Relive the Welsh squad's epic journey through Euro 2016. Narrated by Erin Richards.
BBC Radio Wales
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The Prince Monolulu Quandary
Stephen K Amos investigates the incredible true story of Ras Prince Monolulu.
BBC Radio 4
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When Kenny Met The Fab Four
Paul Gambaccini tells the story of Kenny Everett's friendship with The Beatles.
BBC Radio 2
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Stevie Wonder
Prògram a' sealltainn beatha Stevie Wonder. Documentary looking at Stevie Wonder.
BBC ALBA
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Burn Slush! The Reindeer Grand Prix
Run, Rudolph, run! Cathy FitzGerald goes reindeer-racing in the Arctic Circle. From 2015.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Out in Africa
Charles Adesina explores what it means to be gay, lesbian or transgender in Africa.
BBC Radio 4
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Don't Know Much - The Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil Story
Patrick Kielty visits Barry and Cynthia at their LA home to discuss their amazing career.
BBC Radio 2
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Almost Human Rights
Is this the beginning of a new expansion in human rights for great apes?
BBC Radio 4
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Playing Tennis in a Coma
Researchers and families discuss a study of consciousness in patients with brain injuries.
BBC Radio 4
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Country Down Under
How country music became a powerful form of expression for Australia’s Aboriginal peoples.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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A Carpenters' Christmas with Petula Clark
Petula Clark tells the story of the classic Carpenters' album Christmas Portrait.
BBC Radio 2
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They Wrote The Songs: Motown's Writers with Ralph Johnson
The programme - recorded in LA - will focus on the writers of Motown's golden era.
BBC Radio 2
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Tuiteam an Teaghlaich Romanov/Last Days of the Romanovs
Sgeulachd bàis an teaghlach Romanov The story of the Romanov's assassination.
BBC ALBA
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Our Summer: The Story of Wales at Euro 2016
The story of Wales in Euro 2016 featuring moments on the pitch and stories from the fans.
BBC Radio 5 Live
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The Nativity
A reimagining the story of the Nativity, 'written' by five- and six-year-old children.
BBC Radio 4
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Slaughter of the Innocents
Tim Montgomerie reflects on the largely forgotten Collect for Holy Innocents day.
BBC Radio 4
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Glenda Jackson and the Making of King Lear
Glenda Jackson's returns to the stage for the first time in 23 years playing King Lear.
BBC Radio 4
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Robert Rauschenberg - Pop Art Pioneer
Alastair Sooke celebrates the protean genius of artist Robert Rauschenberg.
BBC Two