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A Last Excuse Me Dance
The first reunion in 70 years of writer Shirley Hughes and her 1940s dancing partner
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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My London Archive
A series of interviews offering an intimate view of a city people have made their home.
BBC World Service
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The Politics of Pandas
As the world watches the pandas in Edinburgh zoo, Philip Dodd investigates their allure.
BBC Radio 4
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The Mystery of the Mystery of Edwin Drood
Frances Fyfield explores the manuscript of Dickens' last and unfinished novel.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Songs for Tahrir
Reem Kelani explores the role of music in the Egyptian revolution of early 2011.
BBC Radio 4
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The Print Master
Stanley Jones, legendary lithographer on the Curwen Studio, with artist Susan Aldworth.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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What's the Benefit?
Tom Heap aims to get behind the tabloid headlines on the UK's unemployed
BBC Radio 4
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Sunday Politics Northern Ireland
Mark Carruthers with the latest political news, interviews and debate.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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The Fifth Floor
At the heart of global storytelling, with BBC journalists from all around the world
BBC World Service
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Sounds of the 20th Century: The 90s
Fearne Cotton looks back at the Sounds of the 1990s.
BBC Radio 2
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Inside Health
Series that demystifies health issues, bringing clarity to conflicting advice.
BBC Radio 4
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Songs for Madame Vasnier
Richard Langham Smith on the songs Debussy wrote for his muse Madame Vasnier.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Merzman: The Art of Kurt Schwitters
How a leading German modern artist's greatest work was rediscovered in a barn in Cumbria.
BBC Radio 4
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Welsh's Scottish Journey
Louise Welsh updates the 1930s trail blazed round Scotland by Orkney poet Edwin Muir
BBC Radio 4
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David Cameron's Big Idea
Steve Richards explores David Cameron's vision for the state and society
BBC Radio 4
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The Internet Millionaires' Club
Jolyon Jenkins reports on the people trying to get rich online without actually working.
BBC Radio 4
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Black Is a Country
Exploring the underground music generated by the Black Power and Black Arts movements
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Among the Managers
Robert Peston lifts the lid on the multi-million pound football management industry
BBC Radio 4
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Thinking Streets
Angela Saini explores shared space - an idea set to bring peace and harmony to our streets
BBC Radio 4
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How Folk Songs Should Be Sung
Folk singer Martin Carthy examines the rise and fall of Ewan MacColl's Critics Group.
BBC Radio 4
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The Bishop and the Prisoner
The bishop of Liverpool talks to prisoners, politicians and pundits about the penal system
BBC Radio 4
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In Search of Barney Bubbles
The hunt for the truth about the most influential and enigmatic of graphic designers.
BBC Radio 4
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Make Me A National Treasure
Gyles Brandreth discovers what it takes to become a national treasure.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Buying Defence
Is Britain wasting billions through bad defence procurement? Francis Tusa investigates.
BBC Radio 4
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Tim Wheeler on BBC Three Counties Radio
Join Tim Wheeler on BBC Three Counties Radio.
BBC Three Counties Radio
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Goodnight John Boy
Frank Cottrell Boyce celebrates one of the great TV families - The Waltons.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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BBC Radio Tees Documentary
BBC Radio Tees' documentaries, covering different people, groups, events and more.
BBC Radio Tees
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Inside the Academie Francaise
Agnes Poirier explores the role of the body which protects the French language.
BBC Radio 4
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Am I Really Free?
When are mentally ill patients really free to make decisions about their treatment?
BBC Radio 4
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Stories in Sound
Radio Ulster brings together radio documentaries from UK and Irish broadcasters.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Can You Touch Your Toes?
Anita Anand investigates a new system designed to work out who is and isn't fit for work.
BBC Radio 4
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The Art of Darkness
Richard Coles on the inspiration to artists of darkness and the Northern lights in Norway.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Tales from the Arab Spring
Jeremy Bowen hears first-hand accounts of the revolution which started in Tunisia
BBC Radio 4
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The Bob Graham Round
Can the beauty of the Lake District and the grit of fell running inspire a composer?
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Unsettled Dust: The Strange Stories Of Robert Aickman
Screenwriter Jeremy Dyson praises the supernatural stories of Robert Aickman.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Post Mortem
Professor Lucas performs a 'consented' post mortem, defending its contribution to medicine
BBC Radio 4
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Boundaries of Blood
How does the Indo-Pakistan war of 1971, which created Bangladesh, still resonate today?
BBC Radio 4
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Blue Notes, Cold Nights
How Scandinavia became home to a generation of African-American jazz and blues musicians.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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How New Is the New Philanthropy?
Hugh Cunningham presents a history of philanthropic giving in Britain
BBC Radio 4
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The Wedding Gold Thefts
The high price of gold has led to Asians being targeted for their wedding jewellery.
BBC Radio 4
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The Blood Telegram
The story of one of the most controversial documents in US diplomatic history.
BBC Radio 4
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Greece: Broken Marble, Broken Future
Writer Maria Margaronis returns home to listen to those living through the Greek disaster.
BBC Radio 4