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Rap Gets Real
Can rap help to change black men's attitudes towards mental illness? Guvna B investigates.
BBC Radio 4
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Pay Freezes
Phil Tinline traces the ups and downs of the politics of pay in Britain since 1945.
BBC Radio 4
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The Museums That Make Us
Neil MacGregor tours Britain's museums to explore how the past tells us who we want to be.
BBC Radio 4
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Egypt's New Capital
Jonathan Glancey reports on Egypt’s mega-project to build a brand new Cairo in the desert.
BBC Radio 4
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Letter from Ukraine
Ukrainian writer Andrey Kurkov gives a personal account of daily life in war-torn Ukraine.
BBC Radio 4
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Banding: Love, Spit and Valve Oil
Folk musician Martin Green explores the phenomenon that is modern brass banding.
BBC Radio 4
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Bad Love: Why Did Fri Kill Kyle?
Fri Martin was jailed for her boyfriend's murder. Now she is appealing her conviction.
BBC Three
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Whipped
Ben Wright looks at whether a political crisis will force the Whips to change their ways.
BBC Radio 4
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Marcus Wareing's Tales from a Kitchen Garden
Marcus Wareing expands his smallholding with help from the country’s best producers.
BBC Two
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The Lowball Tapes
The audio recordings that could upend the received version of a giant financial scandal.
BBC Radio 4
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Fantastic Beasts: A Natural History
Stephen Fry discovers the fascinating stories behind the world’s most fantastic beasts.
BBC One
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I See You: Poetry, Porn and Me
Poet Helen Mort reflects on being the object of deepfake pornography.
BBC Radio 4
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Dating's Dangerous Secrets
When a date goes wrong, what happens when you report sexual assault to a dating app?
BBC Three
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The Case of the Brillante Virtuoso
An investigation into a plot which would not be out of place in an Ian Fleming thriller.
BBC Radio 4
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Women in Stitches: The Making of the Bayeux Tapestry
Who stitched the Bayeux Tapestry? Abigail Youngman looks for clues in the margins.
BBC Radio 4
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Frontline
Ophelia Byrne asks why more Catholics aren’t joining the police in Northern Ireland.
BBC Radio 4
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The Shadow of Algiers
Stories from France's troubled history with Algeria and why they still matter today.
BBC Radio 4
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Political Animals
Lucy Cooke meets females from the animal world that smash the 'dominant male' stereotype.
BBC Radio 4
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Illuminated
BBC Radio 4's home for creative documentaries that shed light on hidden worlds.
BBC Radio 4
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Nazanin
How an old debt with Iran may have ended up costing Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe her freedom.
BBC Radio 4
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A Recipe for Love
Sophie Ward makes a scientifically-accredited love potion. Don't try this at home.
BBC Radio 4
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Louis Theroux's Forbidden America
Louis Theroux returns to the USA to explore the most controversial corners of America.
BBC Two
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Split Up in Care: Life without Siblings
Reporter Ashley John-Baptiste explores the separation of siblings by the UK care system.
BBC Three
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The Backlog
The Economist's health policy editor, Natasha Loder, explores solutions to the NHS backlog
BBC Radio 4
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The Instagram Effect
How Instagram became the dominant force it is today, told by those on the inside.
BBC Three
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Rapman: Back of the Bus
Rapman takes a tour around London with Micheal Ward, Stephen, Kadeem, Junior and Karla.
BBC Three
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One Ring to Bind Them
Pro-wrestler Matt Powell explores the history and resurgence of wrestling in the Midlands.
BBC Radio 4
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Terrorism and the Mind
Raffaello Pantucci explores the role of mental health in the actions of violent extremists
BBC Radio 4
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Survivors: Portraits of the Holocaust
Following seven leading artists as they paint seven survivors of the Holocaust.
BBC Two
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Taxi Drivers
Scottee examines the relationships between artists and those who assist them.
BBC Radio 4
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Tudur Owen: United Nations of Anglesey
Another true tale from much loved Anglesey comic Tudur Owen.
BBC Radio 4
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The Nilsen Files
Revisiting the case of Dennis Nilsen, convicted in 1983 for the murders of six young men.
BBC Two
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1922: The Birth of Now
Matthew Sweet investigates objects and events from 1922, the crucial year for modernism.
BBC Radio 4
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The Narrow Sea, The Farther Shore with Phil Cunningham
Composer Phil Cunningham creates a new musical composition inspired by the Narrow Sea.
BBC Two Northern Ireland
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Women Building Peace
Women trying to bring peace to communities talk to global influencers
BBC World Service
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Dark Land: The Hunt for Wales' Worst Serial Killer
The hunt for Peter Moore, the 'man in black' who was Wales’ worst serial killer.
BBC One Wales
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Kelvin's Big Farming Adventure
Strictly star Kelvin Fletcher has bought a farm, but can he make it pay?
BBC One
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The Chronicles of Strangford
Series charting a year on Strangford Lough, the largest sea inlet in the UK.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Oti Mabuse's Dancing Legends
Oti Mabuse explores the extraordinary people who have changed the course of dance.
BBC Radio 4
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