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Somme Journey
David Ervine and Tom Hartley walk the WWI killing fields of northern France and Flanders.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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How the Edwardians Spoke
Documentary revealing the accents and dialects of ordinary Edwardians.
BBC Four
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The Blonde Atomic Traitress
Gerry Kennedy tells the story of sibling American radicals Joan and William Hinton.
BBC Radio 4
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Edwardian Winners and Losers
Dan Snow examines the life and times of his great-great grandfather, David Lloyd George.
BBC Four
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Ian Hislop's Scouting for Boys
Ian Hislop uncovers the story behind the book which launched the Scout movement.
BBC Four
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Fir Taileisg Leodhais
Sgeulachd fir-taileisg Leodhais. The story of the unique Lewis Chessmen.
BBC ALBA
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The 1970s Edwardian Reconstruction
Peter York investigates how an Edwardian revival swept Britain in the 1970s.
BBC Four
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Peann a' Chlachair
How a stonemason helped to spread the story of the Sutherland Clearances.
BBC ALBA
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Scotland's VE Day: Countdown to Victory
Scotland remembers the men and women who battled to bring Hitler's forces to their knees.
BBC Scotland
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VJ Heroes: Scotland's Jungle War
Remembering the Scottish men who fought at close range with the Japanese in WWll.
BBC Two Scotland
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Para Shandaidh
Celebrating the centenary of one of Scotland's best-loved literary creations.
BBC ALBA
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A'Fagail Mhiughalaidh
Documentary about the legacy of the deserted Isle of Mingulay through story and song.
BBC ALBA
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The Supreme Sacrifice
The story of how the 1914 Heart of Midlothian football team became an army unit in WWI.
BBC One Scotland
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Kardomah Boys
A programme celebrating 1930's Swansea, where local artists met at the Kardomah Cafe.
BBC Two Wales
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The Glencoe Massacre
How 38 men, women and children of the clan MacDonald were slaughtered in 1692.
BBC Two Scotland
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Faenol: Secrets behind the Wall
The story of one of the most exclusive estates of the last century.
BBC Two Wales
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Wales and Slavery - The Untold Story
Was Wales involved in the slave trade? Sean Fletcher travels to Jamaica to look for clues
BBC Two
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I Got up out of My Seat
David Frost recalls the UK visit of evangelist Billy Graham 50 years ago and its effect.
BBC Radio 4
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Edwardian Winners and Losers
Dan Snow examines the life and times of his great-great grandfather, David Lloyd George.
BBC Four
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Eric Pringle - Hard Row to Porlock
The story of how the Lynmouth lifeboat went to sea, via the heights of Exmoor.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Footlight Fairies
19th century reformer Millicent Fawcett campaigned to remove children from the stage
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Edwardian Family Album
Peter Snow celebrates the Edwardian age by examining pictures from the period.
BBC Four
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Staging Ireland
The story of Field Day, a new radical theatre company launched in Londonderry in 1980.
BBC Radio 4
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The Brixmis Story
The Brixmis officer spies in uniform were the Cold War's unsung heroes.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Untouchable
How federal agent Eliot Ness stood up to Al Capone during prohibition era Chicago.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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On the Trail of the Templars
Martin Palmer goes on a quest for the truth behind the medieval Knights Templar.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Living History: The Roman Army
Dr Jonathan Foyle finds out what it was really like to be a centurion in the Roman Army.
BBC Two
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Domhnallaich na Frainge
Profile of Neil MacEachen, the Uist Jacobite who saved Bonnie Prince Charlie from capture.
BBC ALBA
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Nightmare in the City That Never Sleeps
A look at the chaos caused by the blackout in 1970s New York.
BBC Four
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Rockin' against Racism
Mark Steel on Rock Against Racism, the 1970s movement formed to combat the National Front.
BBC Radio 4
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Falklands Night - Peter Snow Interview
Peter Snow reflects on covering the Falklands War from London for the BBC's Newsnight.
BBC Parliament
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Greater Love Hath No Man
An exploration of the impact of the Great Plague on one small village in Derbyshire.
BBC Two
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Hong Kong Night - Handover Day With Chris Patten
Lord Patten looks back at the return of Hong Kong to China.
BBC Parliament
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Poland: Spies, Secrets and Lies
Tim Whewell reports on the secret dossiers left by the former Communist regime in Poland.
BBC Radio 4
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The Capitol
Documentary looking into the history, art and architecture of the US Capitol building.
BBC Parliament
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Thomas Telford: The Man who Built Britain
A documentary on the life and work of the famous engineer.
BBC Two
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A Royal Recovery
How the monarchy recovered after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales.
BBC Radio 4
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The Day India Burned - Partition
Documentary about the effects of Britain's withdrawal from India in 1947.
BBC Two
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Culloden: A New Battle
Mark Stephen explores the battlefield where Bonnie Prince Charlie was defeated in 1746.
BBC Radio 4
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Twice Saved or Twice Stolen?
Charles Wheeler talks to Anne Webber from the Commission for Looted Art.
BBC Radio 4
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Samhradh 's na Srathan
Documentary. Essie Stewart retraces the Sutherland route taken by her travelling family.
BBC Two Scotland
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Dance of the Seven Veils
Reem Kelani explores the history of notorious Dance of the Seven Veils.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Ceud Bliadhna
Naidheachdan na Gaidhealtachd o chionn 100 bliadhna. Events 100 years ago in the Highlands
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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Khaki Green and Powder Puffs
Ex-service women Jill McDermott and Margaret Boyce look back on their wartime experiences.
BBC Radio Ulster