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The Stasi Jigsaw Puzzle
Chris Bowlby tells the story of the attempt to rescue East Germany's Stasi secret files.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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St Kilda and The Kayak Girls/Hiort & Clann-nighean nan Curach
The story of the ambitious recreation of one of Scotland's great historic sea crossings.
BBC ALBA
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The Scot Who Shot the American Civil War
A look at Paisley-born Alexander Gardner whose series of war photos shocked 1860s America.
BBC Two Scotland
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The Red Hand of Ulster
In Belfast 1912, a Protestant nationalist clergyman published a controversial novel.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Hillsborough: The Fight for Justice
Judith Moritz reports on a 23-year battle for truth about the UK's worst sporting disaster
BBC News
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The Ulster Covenant
William Crawley explores the story behind the Ulster Covenant.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Cheaper than Walking
Andy Kershaw explores the post-war golden age of British micro-cars
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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One Man's War
Katie Derham delves into the fascinating world of musical life during the Second World War
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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When Jordan Crossed Wales
Francis Jones looks at the controversial match between Wales and Scotland in 1977.
BBC Radio Wales
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World War Two: 1942 and Hitler's Soft Underbelly
David Reynolds asks why Britain spent much of the war fighting in north Africa and Italy.
BBC Four
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Learning to Love Dafydd
Gwyneth Lewis, the first Welsh Poet Laureate, goes in search of the Welsh language Chaucer
BBC Radio 4
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Rubha Robhanais @ 150
A' comharrachadh 150 bliadhna bho chaidh taigh-solais Rubha Robhanais a thogail.
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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Bho Stalag Gu Gulag/From Stalag to Gulag
Norman MacArthur pieces together his grandfather's incredible wartime journey.
BBC ALBA
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Eric Liddell: The Spirit Lives On
Mo McCullough meets people who knew 'Uncle Eric' as youths in a WW2 internment camp.
BBC Radio Scotland
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We Will Remember Them
Anna Magnusson hears stories of the WWII Arctic Convoys and marks the two-minute silence.
BBC Radio Scotland
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The Road to El Alamein: Churchill's Desert Campaign
Jonathan Dimbleby sheds new light on the significance of the North African campaign.
BBC Two
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The Place of Padres
Andrea Rea examines the role of British Army chaplains over the last 200 years and today.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Ballaí Dhoire
Revealing the story behind the construction of Derry's 400-year-old city walls.
BBC Two Northern Ireland
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Revolutionary Radio
Fi Glover investigates radio's 90 years as a potent political force in revolutions.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Curse of Pendle
400 years on, novelist Jeanette Winterson considers the Pendle Witch trials.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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We Beat the All Blacks
Reliving the Scarlets' historic victory over the All Blacks in 1972.
BBC One Wales
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The Beat Hotel
How a down-at-heel Parisian hotel became the world's avant-garde headquarters.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Voyage to Iona
Exploring the cult of Derry's patron, Saint Columba, and recreating his legendary journey.
BBC Two Northern Ireland
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Scotland's Greatest Warrior
Revealing the astonishing military strategy of the 17th-century campaign of James Graham.
BBC Two Scotland
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Wales and the Basque Refugees: The Children's Stories
Marking the 75th anniversary of the arrival of Basque refugees fleeing Spain's Civil War.
BBC One Wales
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Scotland: Rome's Final Frontier
A film looking back on three centuries of contact and conflict with Roman invaders.
BBC Two Scotland
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Cuimhne an Clò
Cuimhneachan an sgrìobhaiche Osgood MacCoinnich air sgìre Gheàrrloich san 19mh linn.
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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The Last Battle of the Vikings
Dr Jon Henderson tells the story of the Norsemen in Scotland.
BBC Two Scotland
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Bàthaidhean Nis
A' comharrachadh gu bheil 150 bliadhna bho thachair Bàthadh Mòr Nis. Le Iain MacIlleathain
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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Christmas at the Patti
Martin Ace tells the story of how a cult album came to be recorded in Swansea in 1972.
BBC Radio Wales
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The Christmas No.1 Story
A journey through the last 60 years of British Christmas number ones.
BBC Two
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Murder on the Victorian Railway
Documentary looking at the first murder on Britain's railways.
BBC Two
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Blackpool Big Night Out
A look at Blackpool through the eyes of the people who played there in the city's heyday.
BBC Two
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Neil Armstrong - First Man on the Moon
Documentary telling the life story of the first man to set foot on the moon.
BBC Two
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Goodbye to Canterbury
Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams reveals the hidden corners of the cathedral.
BBC Two
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Cuimhne an Clò
Mark Wringe agus aoighean le sùil air eachdraidh-beatha Aonghais Chaimbeul, Am Puilean.
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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Queen's University - Belfast Built
William Crawley considers the past 50 years of the Queen's University of Belfast.
BBC Radio Ulster
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The Battle for Malta
James Holland takes a fresh look a the battle for Malta during the Second World War.
BBC Two
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Why the Industrial Revolution Happened Here
Jeremy Black examines an extraordinary time in British history, the Industrial Revolution.
BBC Two
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Memory Man
Documentary about Peter Heathwood and his vast video archive library of The Troubles.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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The Princess Victoria Disaster
Karen Atkinson tells the story of the sinking of the MV Princess Victoria, 60 years later.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Prisoner Number A26188: Henia Bryer
One woman's extraordinary testimony of her survival through the genocidal horrors of WWII.
BBC One
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Who Was Rosalind?
Susan Hitch looks at the boys who played Shakespeare's female characters.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Harold Wilson Night with Peter Snow
Peter Snow presents archive programmes and a discussion on the first TV prime minister.
BBC Parliament
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The Making of Yesterday's Men
Interview with Angela Pope (producer) and David Dimbleby (presenter) of the documentary.
BBC Parliament
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David Holmes Interview
David Holmes looks back on his time as BBC political editor during the Wilson years.
BBC Parliament
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Wilson's World
Peter Snow debates Harold Wilson with Baroness Williams, Lord Donoughue and Lord Hurd.
BBC Parliament