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Come Out, Come Out Wherever You Are!
The story of the biggest prisoner-of-war break out in Britain.
BBC Two Wales
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How the Stone Came Home
Elizabeth Quigley looks back at the day in 1996 when the Stone came home.
BBC Radio Scotland
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The Crown Jewel
Dan Gordon uncovers the history of Belfast's famous Crown liquor saloon.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Belsen After Belsen
The story of the former prisoners who had to remain in Belsen after it was liberated.
BBC Radio 4
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Armistice
David Reynolds takes a fresh look at the events that brought about the armistice of 1918.
BBC Four
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Keepsakes of Conflict: Remembering World War One
Mark Stephen hears the individual stories that reveal the scale of the First World War.
BBC Radio Scotland
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People's Century
The stories of those who suffered in the depression that followed the Wall Street Crash.
BBC Two
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Return of the Helmet
Phil Carradice presents the story of Hywel Davies from Abergavenny.
BBC Radio Wales
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Celebrating Cecilia!
Soprano Catherine Bott asks why St Cecilia still inspires composers and musicians.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Lament of the SS Mendi
Jackie Kay remembers the sinking of the SS Mendi in the English Channel in 1917.
BBC Radio 4
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Walter Tull: Forgotten Hero
The story of a pioneering black British footballer who died heroically in WWI.
BBC Four
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An Ciuin Mac Adhaimh
Documentary about a Presbyterian businessman from Belfast.
BBC Two Northern Ireland
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Shooting Soviets: Cartier-Bresson in Moscow
The story of photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson's journey to the Soviet Union in 1954.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Merthyr War Memorial: Behind the Stone
The story behind the Pontmorlais First World War memorial in Merthyr Tydfil.
BBC Two Wales
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The 'Stute
Looking back at the time when the Oakdale Miners Institute was a thriving cultural centre.
BBC Two
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Escape from Marseilles
Documentary about a Frenchwoman who escaped to Wales during the Second World War.
BBC Radio Wales
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A Woman in Love and War: Vera Brittain
Dramatisation of the life of Vera Brittain, a young woman who survived the First World War
BBC One
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The Human Button
Historian Prof Peter Hennessy speaks to the people who operate Britain's nuclear deterrent
BBC Radio 4
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The Partisan Coffee House
Mike Berlin tells the story of an influential left-wing London coffee house set up in 1958
BBC Radio 4
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A Dream of Eleanor
Mary Robinson examines Eleanor Roosevelt's role in the UN Declaration of Human Rights.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Behind the Scenes with Carbon Dioxide
The story of Joseph Black, the chemist who described carbon dioxide for the first time.
BBC Radio 4
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SOS: The History of the RNLI in Scotland
Phil Cunningham narrates a documentary charting the history of the RNLI in Scotland.
BBC One Scotland
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Private Harry Patch
A year in the life of Harry Patch, Britain's last survivor of the World War One trenches.
BBC Four
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France on a Plate
A gastronomic tour through French history, from Versailles through to ethnic fusion food.
BBC Four
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The Story of Asthma Island
How the island of Tristan da Cunha could hold the key to the genetic basis for asthma.
BBC Four
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The Medici: Makers of Modern Art
How the Medici family transformed Florence through sculpture, painting and architecture.
BBC Four
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Frankie Vaughan and the Live Gang Show
How did Frankie Vaughan manage to end rival gang violence in a Glasgow suburb?
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Carluccio and the Leopard
Antonio Carluccio travels to Sicily to discover more about Lampedusa's novel The Leopard.
BBC Four
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The Perfect House: The Life and Work of Palladio
Documentary about the great Italian Renaissance architect, Andrea Palladio.
BBC Four
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Brand Cuba
Allan Little analyses some of the factors that have given Cuba such a prominent image.
BBC Radio 4
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The Dirty Dozens
Benjamin Zephaniah tells the story of the 17th-century language game The Dozens.
BBC Radio 4
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1968: Day by Day
Another chance to hear the highlights of Radio 4's 1968 Day by Day series.
BBC Radio 4
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Frost Fair
Celebrating the extraordinary fairs once held on London's frozen River Thames.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Grampian - Toradh nam Bliadhna
Nostalgic look back at Gaelic TV with Norman Macleod and Patsi Mackenzie.
BBC ALBA
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Diomhair
The story of how successive British governments worked covertly to discredit the SNP.
BBC ALBA
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The Truth about Christmas Carols
Composer Howard Goodall uncovers the surprising history of the Christmas carol.
BBC Two
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Maadai-Kara
Benjamin Zephaniah explores the ancient oral tradition of southern Siberian throat singing
BBC Radio 4
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Thatcher and the Scots
A look back at the tumultuous Thatcher years and the effect they had on Scotland.
BBC One
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The Omnipresent Mr Handel
How Handel became, through his oratorios, a favourite of the working and middle classes.
BBC Radio 4
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Hunting the Beagle
Searching for the ship aboard which Darwin began to formulate his theory of evolution.
BBC Radio 4
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Dusty Bluebells
A nostalgic look back at games and songs from the streets of Belfast.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Anne Frank Remembered
Film about the girl whose diary records two years in hiding in Amsterdam during WWII.
BBC Four
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Black Students in Red Russia
The story of the students who were sent from developing countries to study in the USSR.
BBC Radio 4