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How Far Back
How far back does the story of Africa go? A new investigation into the continent's history
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Philosophy and Understanding
A look at the main strands of 20th Century philosophy
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You Are What You Eat
Perfect for foodies. A collection of tantalising descriptions about food
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Sound Business
A series of programmes designed to help you start and run your own business
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Alistair Cooke's Century
Nick Clarke joins Alistair Cooke to talk about his long career in broadcasting
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Chill Out
Giving young people a chance to air their views about events in the news
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India: A People Partitioned
Andrew Whitehead looks back at the events of India's independence in 1947
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The Red Hills of Home
16 years after Independence, residents of Zimbabwe reflect on their home and its history
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Artyfacts
Series taking a closer look at the definitions and history of cultural artefacts
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Writing Time
From starting a novel to finding an agent, advice for aspiring writers
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The Greatest Structures in the World
Series exploring the building techniques of the world's great constructions
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African Perspective
Documentaries on all aspects of Africa - from politics to history, from music to conflict
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Men Facing Change
The birth of the men's movement. Groups where men rediscover a sense of worth
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My Generation
British Asians take charge of their identity and transform the culture in Britain
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The Thatcher Phenomenon
The first female Prime Minister divided opinions and reshaped British politics
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World Lectures
A series of lectures on global issues given by experts in their fields
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Watershed
Andy Kershaw investigates water supply problems in the US, Egypt, Bangladesh and Ethiopia
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Insight
Background analysis to stories in the news from Harry Potter to climate change
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Greatest Structures in the World
How and why some of the greatest structures in the world were built
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A Big Night Out
A short series about people of different cultures around the world enjoying a night out.
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Banking on the Poor
How the World Bank and IMF work and a look at their objectives
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The Amazon Watershed
Three part investigative series into the destruction of the Amazon
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From Hoplite to Harrier
A history of warfare. Exploring advances in technology and tactics
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