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Making Tracks
Paul Morley visits some of the key studios in which classic albums were recorded.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Unbuilt Britain
Jonathan Glancey looks at the great building projects of Britain that never made it
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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A Year in the Wild
The breathtaking landscapes and wildlife of some of Britain's most iconic National Parks
BBC Two
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A War of Words
John Simpson tells the stories of the correspondents who reported on the Spanish Civil War
BBC Radio 4
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The History of Safari with Richard E Grant
Richard E Grant examines the controversial history of the safari
BBC Four
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Who Would Be a Gypsy?
Three women from three generations of the same family explain life as a traveler in Wales
BBC Radio Wales
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Growing Children
Series exploring how child development is affected by dyslexia, autism and OCD
BBC Four
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Indian Britain
Hardeep Singh Kohli travels the UK to see how British and Indian cultures have integrated
BBC Radio 2
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Amanda Vickery on... Men
Amanda Vickery explores the history of masculinity through six male archetypes
BBC Radio 4
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The Legend Continues: Bob Marley
Damian Marley, NAS and others discuss the legacy of reggae's first superstar, Bob Marley.
BBC Radio 6 Music
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Stepping Stones of Islamic Spain
Michael Portillo digs into Spain's relationship with Islam
BBC Radio 4
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Hail the King
A look at Rastafarianism and Haile Selassie's impact on Jamaican music.
BBC Radio 6 Music
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John Bennett's Lost Railways
John Bennett sets out to rediscover some of Northern Ireland's long-closed railway lines
BBC Radio Ulster
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Paralympic Dragons
Carolyn Hitt traces the history of Wales's elite sportsmen and women with disabilities
BBC Radio Wales
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Tattoos, Tans and Treatments
Lisa Rogers gets under the skin of the Welsh beauty industry
BBC Radio Wales
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Poetic Justice
Poet Mr Gee inspires prisoners to reflect lyrically on their experiences of life and crime
BBC Radio 4
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Missing, Presumed...
Penny Marshall presents a series looking at the work of the Missing Persons Bureau
BBC Radio 4
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Hitch-Hiker's Guide to Europe
Mark Little reads from the young travellers' bible, first published in 1971
BBC Radio 4
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The History of the Future
Series looking at how cultures of the past viewed the possibilities of the future
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Goodbye Year Six
Series following the last ever term of Year Six pupils of a South London Primary School.
CBBC
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Hilary Devey's Women at the Top
Hilary Devey asks why so few women make it to the top in business.
BBC Two
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Wartime Farm
Turning back the clock to run Hampshire's Manor Farm exactly as it was during WWII.
BBC Two
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British Passions on Film
Celebrating the hobbies and leisure pursuits enjoyed by Britons during the last century
BBC Four
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Dead Good Job
Following Britain's funeral directors as they help people say the last goodbye
BBC Two
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Vikings
Neil Oliver goes in search of the truth about the Vikings beyond their violent reputation.
BBC Two
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The Cause: A History of Scottish Nationalism
Billy Kay explores the history of Scottish nationalism from the 14th to the 21st century.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Beach Boys at 50
Harry Shearer mixes archive with brand new interviews and a sun-soaked soundtrack
BBC Radio 2
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Love and Marriage: A 20th Century Romance
Following the ups and downs of marriage in Britain from the 1900s to the present day
BBC Four
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Masters of Money
Stephanie Flanders examines how three extraordinary thinkers shaped the 20th century
BBC Two
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The Spanish Ambassador's Suitcase: Stories from the Diplomatic Bag
Matthew Parris presents memorable despatches sent home by British diplomats down the ages
BBC Radio 4
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Wales and the Congo - A Re-Evaluation
Tony Etoria looks at links between HM Stanley and the old African colonial country
BBC Radio Wales
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Deborah Bull's Dance Nation
Dancer, writer and broadcaster Deborah Bull presents a social history of dance in the UK
BBC Radio 4
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Servants: The True Story of Life Below Stairs
Dr Pamela Cox reveals the real history of Britain's servants.
BBC Two
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Ian Hislop's Stiff Upper Lip - An Emotional History of Britain
Ian Hislop asks when and why we British have bottled up or let out our feelings.
BBC Two
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Kylie at 25
Paul Gambaccini interviews Kylie Minogue to mark the Princess of Pop's 25 years in music
BBC Radio 2
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China: As History Is My Witness
Carrie Gracie presents a series exploring ten great lives from Chinese history
BBC Radio 4
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Conspiracy Road Trip
Conspiracy theorists go on a road trip to try and tackle the truth about their beliefs
BBC Three
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John Lennon: The New York Years
Susan Sarandon explores the career defining moments John Lennon experienced in New York.
BBC Radio 6 Music
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Built in Britain
Evan Davis looks at the engineering challenge Britain faces, and how we can tackle it.
BBC Two
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Paul Martin's Handmade Revolution
Paul Martin campaigns to get Britain back in touch with its proud craft traditions.
BBC Two
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How Safe are Britain's Roads?
Justin Rowlett and Anita Rani investigate a rise in fatalities on Britain's roads
BBC Two