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Soldier in the Sun
Informational film following the Army in Aden (Yemen) during a state of emergency. (1964)
BBC
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Britain in a Day
A follow-up film to the movie Life in a Day, crafted from submissions by people in the UK.
BBC Two
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I Woke Up Gay
How a stroke changed a man from a typical rugby playing straight lad to a gay hairdresser.
BBC Three
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London: A Tale of Two Cities with Dan Cruickshank
Dan Cruickshank explores how London survived the travails of the 17th century.
BBC Four
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A House in Bayswater
An early film by Ken Russell about the tenants of a house in Bayswater. (1960)
BBC
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First-Year Flashbacks
Highlights of films shown on BBC Television since it reopened in June 1946.
BBC
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How They Dug the Victoria Line
The inside story of the construction of the London Underground's Victoria Line. (1969)
BBC
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Planet Ant: Life Inside the Colony
George McGavin and Adam Hart look at life in an ant colony, using cutting-edge technology.
BBC Four
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London: The Modern Babylon
Legendary director Julien Temple's time-travelling voyage to the heart of his hometown.
BBC Two
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A City Crowned with Green
How London has grown in size and spread into the surrounding country. (1964)
BBC
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June Brown: Respect Your Elders
EastEnders actress June Brown takes a look at how elderly people are treated in the UK.
BBC One
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I Want to Change My Body
Young Brits turn the cameras on themselves and get under the skin of body-obsessed Britain
BBC Three
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We're Having a Baby
Young expectant parents film one of the most remarkable journeys of a person's life.
BBC Three
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Palin on Redpath
Michael Palin travels to France in search of a view captured by his favourite artist.
BBC Two
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Transsexual Teen, Beauty Queen
Following the world's youngest transsexual as she attempts to win Miss England 2012.
BBC Three
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Russell Brand: From Addiction to Recovery
Brand shares his battle to stay clean and challenges how our society deals with addiction.
BBC Three
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Dying for Clear Skin
A look at how having acne impacts on thousands of young people in the UK.
BBC Three
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Calf's Head and Coffee: The Golden Age of English Food
Stefan Gates discovers a golden age of English cuisine from some 300 years ago.
BBC Four
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Nigel Slater: Life Is Sweets
Food writer Nigel Slater's journey charting the origins of British sweets and chocolate.
BBC Four
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Crossing England in a Punt: River of Dreams
Tom Fort embarks on a 170-mile journey down Britain's third-longest river, the Trent.
BBC Four
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Seven Ages of Starlight
How discovering the story of stars has transformed our own understanding of the universe.
BBC Four
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Tails You Win: The Science of Chance
David Spiegelhalter's witty, mindboggling look at what chance really is. Truly 'risky' TV.
BBC Four
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The Final Frontier? A Horizon Guide to the Universe
The scientific breakthroughs that have transformed our understanding of the universe.
BBC Four
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I Hate My Body: Skinny Boys and Muscle Men
Follows four young men as they attempt to achieve their dream physiques.
BBC Three
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Britain's Biggest Beauty Queens
Welcome to the world of Miss BBW, a thriving competition in the US now heading to Britain.
BBC Three
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The First Master Chef: Michel Roux on Escoffier
Michel Roux Jr explores the life of his great culinary hero, Georges Auguste Escoffier.
BBC Four
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The Magic Box
A special live broadcast on both BBC and UTV marking the occasion of digital switchover.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Food in England: The Lost World of Dorothy Hartley
Dr Lucy Worsley retraces the life of Dorothy Hartley and her seminal book Food in England.
BBC Four
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Insect Dissection: How Insects Work
Entomologists Dr James Logan and Brendan Dunphy carry out a complete insect dissection.
BBC Four
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Metamorphosis: The Science of Change
An investigation into the transformation of one creature into a totally different being.
BBC Four
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Snow Babies
Caroline Quentin narrates a tale of animals born in some of the coldest places on earth.
BBC One
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4472 - Flying Scotsman
Travel from London’s King’s Cross to Edinburgh on the 'Flying Scotsman'. (1968)
BBC
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The Rainhill Story: Stephenson's Rocket
A look at the 1829 competition to find the best steam locomotive in Britain. (1979)
BBC
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With a Fine Feeling for Steam
A look at the private steam railway network, the Strathspey Railway. (1977)
BBC
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Barbara Hepworth
A look at how Cornish landscapes have influenced sculptor Barbara Hepworth's work. (1961)
BBC
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A Fair Fortnight
Programme taking a look at the Glasgow fair holiday fortnight of July 1976. (1977)
BBC
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On Call to a Nation
A programme about doctors, and the NHS as they see it - ten years after it started. (1958)
BBC
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Can Eating Insects Save the World?
Stefan Gates immerses himself in the extraordinary world of insect-eating.
BBC Four
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The Most Dangerous Man in Tudor England
The dramatic story of William Tyndale and his mission to translate the Bible into English.
BBC Two
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Beautiful Thing: A Passion for Porcelain
The story of the opulent, intricate, gold-crested Sevres porcelain of 18th-century France.
BBC Four
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Piper Alpha: Fire in the Night
Documentary chronicling the tragic events on board the Piper Alpha oil rig in July 1988.
BBC Two
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Life Through My Lens
Compilation of short films from BBC Three talent search website, Fresh online.
BBC Three
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Churchill's Forgotten Years
Documentary about Winston Churchill following his defeat in the 1945 election.
BBC
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Ultimate Swarms
Zoologist and explorer George McGavin searches for the world's most spectacular swarms.
BBC One
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Flamenco: Gypsy Soul
Elizabeth Kinder embarks on a journey through Andalusia to find the soul of flamenco.
BBC Four
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Power to the Pococks: A Year in the Life of a Crofting Family
Year in the life with the family, as Sasha tries to switch on a new future for her family.
BBC Two Scotland
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Rhyfel DT Davies: Heb Ryddid Heb Ddim
Pererindod hen garcharor rhyfel. The pilgrimage of an ex-POW.