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Fidget on Four
Dr Kat Arney examines the potential health benefits of jiggling and doodling.
BBC Radio 4
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A Small Matter of Hope
Life's getting better. So why don't we believe it? Fraser Nelson finds out.
BBC Radio 4
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Lost Home Movies of Nazi Germany
A candid look at what life was really like for those living in Germany under Hitler.
BBC Four
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Josie Long's Gambit
Josie Long celebrates the pleasures of chess as she rekindles her own love for the game.
BBC Radio 4
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What Were They Thinking?
Mark Lawson examines how four cultural hits from 1999 have stood up to the test of time
BBC Radio 4
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Feeding the Problem
Is the sandwich you buy for a rough sleeper doing more harm than good?
BBC Radio 4
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Swooshes, Seaboards, Synths and Spawn
Musician Bishi examines how tech and AI shape the future of music creation.
BBC Radio 4
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Balach aig a’ Mhullach
Twelve-year-old Lachlan takes on a mountainous challenge with a group of friends.
BBC ALBA
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A Bright Yellow Light
Nadim Ednan-Laperouse reflects on his extraordinary religious experience.
BBC Radio 4
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Dads and the Delivery Room
Today we expect dad to be at the birth. Fi Glover asks, ‘Is this always the best idea?’
BBC Radio 4
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Romania's Revolution 30 Years On
Three decades after the execution of Nicolae Ceausescu, how has Romania changed?
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What If We Stopped Buying Stuff and Started Making It?
Meet the crafts people behind the current revival in making and repairing belongings.
BBC Radio 4
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What Has Sat-Nav Done to Our Brains?
Timandra Harkness scrutinises sat nav. How does it affect our brains and well-being?
BBC Radio 4
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Like, Share, Vote
Following the fluctuating views of floating voters who get political news via Facebook
BBC Radio 4
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Villages by the Sea
Series looking at coastal villages that have often been on the front line of history.
BBC One
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Singing the Messiah
Neil Martin creates a community choir on the Ards Peninsula.
BBC Two Northern Ireland
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Assisted Loving
Navigating the world of sex and relationships for people with learning disabilities.
BBC Radio 4
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What If Our Textbooks Were Black?
A series celebrating Black cultural figures who should be more central to history.
BBC Radio 4
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The Boy in the Video
When a BBC journalist is sent a child sex abuse video, it sparks an investigation.
BBC Radio 4
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The Poetry Editor
The poet TS Eliot was a famous poetry editor, too. Hannah Sullivan explores this role
BBC Radio 4
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Mothmageddon
BBC Wales' Political Editor tells the story of her one-woman battle with textile moths.
BBC Radio 4
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So Many Books, So Little Time
Mark Hodkinson ponders the nature of our personal book collections and why we gather them.
BBC Radio 4
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Hear For Life
Behind the scenes of the latest Open Call project from Artangel and Radio 4.
BBC Radio 4
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Exhaustion: A History
Philip Ball charts the forgotten story of listlessness, burn-out and fatigue.
BBC Radio 4
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Adam Buxton and the Human Horn
Adam Buxton uncovers the mystery of the world’s weirdest scat singer, Shooby Taylor.
BBC Radio 4
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Designing a World for Everyone
The story of American designer Pattie Moore, who dared to do things differently.
BBC Radio 4
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Canal Boat Diaries
Robbie Cumming offers a personal take on life aboard his narrowboat, the Naughty Lass.
BBC Four
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Out Loud
Journalist Kirran Shah explores the spirit of Bradford’s spoken-word counter culture.
BBC Radio 4
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The Susurrations of Trees
Susurrations, the songs trees sing in the wind and how writers and musicians capture these
BBC Radio 4
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From Cradle to Care
Nigel Richardson investigates the surging number of newborns entering the care system.
BBC Radio 4
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Who Will Call Me Beloved?
Writer Tania Hershman on the word ‘beloved’ and commemorating single people when they die.
BBC Radio 4
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99 Days in Number Ten
Anne McElvoy tells the story of Boris Johnson's premiership until 31 October
BBC Radio 4
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The 21st Century Curriculum
If teenagers had more say in what they learn, would they be more engaged with school?
BBC Radio 4
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Fear in the Furrows
Exploring the darker side of the landscape and the revival of Folk Horror in the arts.
BBC Radio 4
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Into the Manosphere
Follow activist Phillip Tanzer on a tour of the men’s rights community.
BBC Radio 4
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The Silence of the Genes
James Gallagher tells the story of new lifesaving drugs that interfere with genes.
BBC Radio 4
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Seven Worlds, One Planet
Extraordinary wildlife stories and unseen wilderness of our seven unique continents.
BBC One
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China and the World
Isabel Hilton looks at contemporary China's relationships with the wider world.
BBC Radio 4
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The Hand Detectives
How the forensic science of hand identification is being used to investigate crime.
BBC Radio 4
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Grandmaster Fash
Writer Lou Stoppard explores the relationship between music and high fashion.
BBC Radio 4
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Make Me a Programme
Can a robot host a radio show? Conversation designer Georgia Lewis-Anderson is finding out
BBC Radio 4
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Not Enough Pride for Charley Pride
Why don’t we all know more about African American country music legend Charley Pride?
BBC Radio 4
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Russell Kane's Right to Buy
Russell Kane wrestles with the impact of his dad’s purchase of their council house.
BBC Radio 4