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Pick a Sky and Name It
How did Momtaza Mehri go from net savvy sixth-former to successful millennial poet?
BBC Radio 4
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Planks and a Passion
Libby Purves follows the story of the Bridge, London's ambitious new-built theatre.
BBC Radio 4
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The British Road to Bolshevism
Martin Rosenbaum explores how events in London played a role in the Russian Revolution.
BBC Radio 4
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Martin Morales' Peruvian Roadtrip
Peruvian-born chef Martin Morales explores the link between food and music in the Andes.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Toynbee At War
How did the Great War shape the life of historian Arnold J Toynbee?
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Lines of Resistance
Poet Bridget Minamore explores how women have created their own literary narratives.
BBC Radio 4
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My Father's Israel
How a bitter dispute over Israel's future in 1967 split a country and divided a family.
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St Pancras Pianos
Improvisations in music and story from the street pianists at London’s St Pancras Station.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Revolution in Ideas
Historian Justin Champion explores the Russia of 1917 as a revolution in ideas.
BBC Radio 4
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Russian Bells
Composer Llywelyn ap Myrddin travels to Russia to uncover the powerful music of bells.
BBC Radio 4
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Russia in Five Babushka Dolls
Vanora Bennett looks at five influential women in Russia's history.
BBC Radio 4
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Louis Theroux: Dark States
Louis Theroux visits three American cities to examine a devastating human crisis in each.
BBC Two
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Dads and Daughters
Lauren Laverne and her dad Les explore the relationship between fathers and daughters.
BBC Radio 4
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Selling Barbara
90-year-old Barbara Smith tracks down the charities that have bought and sold her data.
BBC Radio 4
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Out of School, Out of Sight
Winifred Robinson examines provision for home schooling and if it lets children down.
BBC Radio 4
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It's Just a Joke, Comrade: 100 Years of Russian Satire
Comedian and Russophile Viv Groskop explores a century of revolutionary comedy.
BBC Radio 4
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Give Me Space Below My Feet
Is it possible to take 93-year-old mountaineer Gwen Moffat climbing again?
BBC Radio 3
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The Hidden History of the Corridor
Rachel Hurdley explores the corridor and how it reflects society, culture and behaviour.
BBC Radio 4
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Russia with Simon Reeve
100 years after the Russian Revolution, Simon Reeve embarks on an extraordinary journey.
BBC Two
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Hull 2017: The Spirit of Hessle Road
An array of colourful characters summon the ghosts of Hull's past.
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The Human Body: Secrets of Your Life Revealed
Chris and Xand van Tulleken uncover the latest secrets of our bodies.
BBC Two
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One Estate, One Council, One Day
How does the local council affect day-to-day lives of housing estate residents?
BBC Radio 4
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Reith Revisited
Series that revisits speakers who have delivered the BBC's flagship Reith lectures.
BBC Radio 4
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Press for Diversity
Hugh Muir asks if the newspaper industry is losing touch with the UK's diverse society.
BBC Radio 4
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The Free Degrees
How a new wave of debt-free degree apprenticeships is filling the skills gap.
BBC Radio 4
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Art in Miniature
Art so small you have to avoid inhaling it. Presented by Dr Lance Dann. From 2017.
BBC Radio 4
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Choral History of Britain
Roderick Williams explores how singing together is at the heart of being human.
BBC Radio 4
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Letters from Baghdad
The story of Gertrude Bell, who shaped the modern Middle East after World War I.
BBC Four
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The Frontline Prince
Edward VIII, the king who abdicated, was deeply marked by the Great War.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Following Pappano
Series following Sir Antonio Pappano as he prepares La Bohème for the Royal Opera House
BBC Radio 4
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Make It Real
The poet Ross Sutherland takes a visceral look at the art of professional wrestling.
BBC Radio 4
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My Secret Wig
Brian Kernohan explores the hidden world of wigs. Can it solve his own loss of hair?
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Death Masks: The Undying Face
Sculptor and musician Nick Reynolds talks about his fascination with death masks.
BBC Radio 4
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Taken To The Cleaners
Britain's army of cleaners and some of the people they service meet for the first time.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The DUP Deal
BBC Ireland correspondent Chris Page examines the deal between the Tories and the DUP.
BBC Radio 4
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PowerPointless
30 years on from its launch, Ian Sansom asks: what's the real point of PowerPoint?
BBC Radio 4
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The Arts of Life
What can art mean for people and communities as they face life's great challenges?
BBC Radio 4
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In Sickness and in Social Care
Dr Kevin Fong meets the people with new ideas to meet the needs of an ageing population
BBC Radio 4
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Macquarie: The Tale of the River Bank
Are profits polluting the UK water industry? Michael Robinson investigates.
BBC Radio 4
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The Landscapes of Don McCullin
Don McCullin, photographer and 'sky stalker', on the landscape around his house.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Vitriolic
Journalist Ayshea Buksh looks at the complex picture behind the rise in acid attacks.
BBC Radio 4
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Grand Tours of Scotland's Lochs
Paul Murton explores Scotland's lochs, discovering the secrets of these iconic features
BBC Scotland
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The Funeral Singer
Reverend Kate Bottley investigates the growth of professional funeral singers in Britain.
BBC Radio 4 Extra