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Close to Vermeer
Film exploring the new techniques that are bringing us closer to understanding Vermeer.
BBC Four
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Fever: The Hunt for Covid's Origin
Cover-ups, coincidences, and conspiracy theories: where did Covid come from?
BBC Radio 4
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What Are the Railways For?
The railways are soon to be reorganised, but what are they for?
BBC Radio 4
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The Sky's the Limit?
Jonathan Glancey on the future of aviation with top architect of airports, Lord Foster.
BBC Radio 4
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Oliver Burkeman's Inconvenient Truth
Oliver Burkeman explores the insidious way in which convenience has warped our existence.
BBC Radio 4
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Barry Humphries at the BBC
Alex Jones looks back at the highlights of Barry’s career on a selection of BBC shows.
BBC Two
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Living with AI
2021 Reith lecturer Stuart Russell on recent developments in artificial intelligence.
BBC Radio 4
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Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland
Unheard testimonies from all sides of the conflict in Northern Ireland, 25 years on.
BBC Two
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Saving Venice
The radical engineering and knowledge from the past that Venetians hope will save Venice.
BBC Four
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Faith on the Factory Floor, Flock in a Hard Hat
Alan Dein explores the role of the British Industrial Mission in a changing world of work.
BBC Radio 4
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Does the Irish Republic want reunification?
Rising taxes, changes to flags and anthems. It’s more complicated than it seems.
BBC Radio 4
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Whose Truth Is It Anyway?
Writer and broadcaster Damian Barr explores reality, truth and fiction in literature.
BBC Radio 4
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Matt Willis: Fighting Addiction
Busted’s Matt Willis explores his addictions and how they affect his family.
BBC One
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21st Century Relaxation Tape
A hypnotic half-hour of aural bliss taking you inside the world of 'wellness sound'.
BBC Radio 4
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Hidden Treasures of the National Trust
Behind the velvet rope at Britain's most beautiful and historic homes.
BBC Two
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Sound Towns
This series explores the origin stories of some of the UK's most vital musical movements.
BBC Radio 4
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How Not to Win Eurovision
Two Scottish brothers try to sneak into Eurovision by entering for another country.
BBC Scotland
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The Truth Police
Meet the outsiders detecting fraud, malpractice and incompetence in science.
BBC Radio 4
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Frontlines of Journalism
Jeremy Bowen presents stories from the frontlines of conflict - and journalism itself.
BBC Radio 4
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Wrexham: Hollywood or Bust
Exploring why Wrexham AFC’s promotion to the Football League means so much to fans.
BBC One Wales
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Stone of Destiny
Len Pennie gets into the quest to take back the ultimate symbol of Scotland.
BBC Radio 4
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France: Soundtrack To The Revolution
The sound of modern protest. Young people fight the power in France.
BBC Radio 4
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The Warsaw Ghetto: History as Survival
The story of an extraordinary secret archive recording daily life in the Warsaw Ghetto.
BBC Radio 4
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A Soft Day
Author Carlo Gebler shows how rain has saturated Ireland's poetry and shaped his identity.
BBC Radio 4
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The Hidden History of the Attic
Rachel Hurdley discovers a part of the home full of memory, mystery and possession.
BBC Radio 4
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Leading Scotland Where?
Nick Eardley explores the future of the SNP following the resignation of Nicola Sturgeon.
BBC Radio 4
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Murder In Mayfair
The inside story of the hunt for a fugitive in a high-profile murder case
BBC World Service
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The Reinvention of Germany
Why Europe's dominant power is struggling with a deep identity crisis.
BBC Radio 4
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Hear My Voice
Composer Hannah Conway explains how loss of voice needn't silence people and personality.
BBC Radio 4
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Supersenses
Prof Ben Garrod investigates the AI revolution which is super-charging sensing technology.
BBC Radio 4
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Trapped in the System
Roddy Russell shares his brother Robert's story of an indeterminate prison sentence.
BBC Radio 4
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Where Once Were Farms
Poet Casi Wyn travels to Cwrt-Y-Cadno, a Welsh village in the midst of uncertainty.
BBC Radio 4
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The Girls in the Pictures: Joan Eardley and the Samson Children
Audrey Gillan meets the 'Samson girls' of Joan Eardley's famous paintings.
BBC Radio 4
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Gamification
Jolyon Jenkins explores how work and life are increasingly being turned into games.
BBC Radio 4
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Designing the Hebrides
Banjo Beale sets up his own interior design business on the Isle of Mull.
BBC Two
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No Need to Say Goodbye
It’s not always in a romantic relationship where a heart can break.
BBC Radio 4
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Dementia: Unexpected Stories of the Mind
Exploring the science behind the symptoms of people living with rare dementias.
BBC Radio 4
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The Day When God Is Dead
The little-known story of the day between Good Friday and Easter Sunday.
BBC Radio 4
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Toast
Sean Farrington examines the highs and lows of successful brands that ended up toast.
BBC Radio 4