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Prime Ministers' Props
David Cannadine explores how an object or prop can come to define a political leader.
BBC Radio 4
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Could the Birmingham Six Happen Again?
What did the Birmingham Six case alter - could such miscarriages of justice happen today?
BBC Radio 4
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Everybody Hates Me
James Walton asks what it is like to do a job that guarantees loathing from the public.
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Frightened of Each Other's Shadows
Nihal Arthanayake presents a portrait of contemporary Britain in an epoch of terror.
BBC Radio 4
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Swapping Psalms for Pop Songs
Mark Vernon explores the phenomenon of the Sunday Assembly.
BBC Radio 4
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As The Curtain Falls
Marie-Louise Muir explores 25 years of Signature Theatre company with founder Jim Houghton
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Stalking under Scrutiny
A look at the support provided for victims of stalking and ways to stop stalkers.
BBC Radio 4
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Malawi's Big Charity Secret
Simon Cox investigates the secretive world of one of Malawi's biggest charities - DAPP.
BBC Radio 4
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The Curse of Open Plan
Sound expert Julian Treasure explores how open plan design affects us.
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After the Riots
Film-maker Isis Thompson considers the impact of the 2011 riots five years on.
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Your Money and Your Life
Louise Cooper considers the financial and emotional dimensions of life's big decisions.
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Down the Generations
Kat Arney reports on how what happened to your grandparents may affect your own health.
BBC Radio 4
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An Obsessive Type: The Tale of the Doves Typeface
Can a long lost design classic be rediscovered at the bottom of the Thames?
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Caravans in Space
Richard Hollingham meets scientists and engineers planning human colonies in space.
BBC Radio 4
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The Battle for the US Constitution
Adam Smith on the Civil War law that is now the battleground for America's hottest issues.
BBC Radio 4
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The Inevitable
Writer Patrick McGuinness asks what really is the inevitable. And must we accept it?
BBC Radio 4
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Clap Clap: A Brief History of Applause
Simon Callow explores one of the earliest forms of human interaction.
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Power of the Whips: The Silent Enforcers
Giles Dilnot uncovers what the most mysterious figures in parliament really do.
BBC Radio 4
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We Need to Talk about Stillbirth
Bereaved mum Emma Beck asks why nine babies are stillborn every day in the UK.
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How Low Can Rates Go?
Martin Wolf examines how the search to revive growth is testing the norms of economics.
BBC Radio 4
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The Search for the Lost Manuscript: Julian of Norwich
The story of Revelations of Divine Love, the first book written in English by a woman.
BBC Four
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John's Songs - A Day with a Music Hall Master
The story of 85-year-old singer John Foreman, hidden gem of the British folk scene.
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A Brief History of TIM
Lynne Truss explores the history of the Speaking Clock. With Professor Stephen Hawking.
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Breaking Bard
Fiona Lindsay listens in on actors and directors as they work on dramatic productions.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Saving Lives at Sea
Documentary following the men and women of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI).
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Black Flight and the New Suburbia
Hugh Muir charts the movement of ethnic minorities from cities to the English countryside.
BBC Radio 4
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Viz: An Unfeasibly Large Success
Profane rubbish or bold rebellion? How did Viz become an acclaimed, best-selling magazine?
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Defoe
Through documentary and drama, Radio 4 put a spotlight on 18th-century writer Daniel Defoe
BBC Radio 4
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Farewell Doctor Finlay
Dr Margaret McCartney and leading medical historians tell the story of general practice.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Roald Dahl: A Gremlin in the Works
Cartoonist Gerald Scarfe tells the story of one of the greatest movies never made.
BBC Radio 4
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Llangollen
Darllediadau o'r Eisteddfod Gerddorol Ryngwladol. Broadcasts from the International Mus...
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You May Now Turn Over Your Papers
Mary Beard tells the intriguing story of the history of exams.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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I Work for the Government, and Let's Leave It at That
Julia Langdon uncovers how women spooks have been recruited over the years.
BBC Radio 4
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The Mark Patterson Show
News, views, issues and culture from across the north west of Northern Ireland.
BBC Radio Foyle
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Who Are You Again?
Mary Ann Sieghart isn't being rude - she just can't identify people by their faces.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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They Call Us Viet Kieu
Anna Nguyen journeys to Vietnam rediscover the war-torn country her parents fled in 1975.
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Greece: Warehouse of Souls
Maria Margaronis explores worlds of hope and chaos for refugees and islanders in Greece.
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David Hockney - Back in LA
David Hockney embarks on an ambitious new portrait series from his Californian studio.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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A Bleeding Shame
Jane Garvey examines the topic of menstruation and asks if attitudes are finally changing.
BBC Radio 4
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Mighty Real - McAlmont Sings Sylvester
David McAlmont tells the glittering tale of Sylvester James and his disco hit Mighty Real.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Lucy Worsley: Mozart's London Odyssey
Lucy Worsley traces the story of the young Mozart's adventures in Georgian London.
BBC Four
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Dr Broks' Casebook
Neuropsychologist Dr Paul Broks presents a detective hunt in search of the self.
BBC Radio 4
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The Plastic Revolution: 50 Years of the Credit Card
The story of how easy credit changed British society forever.
BBC Radio 4
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The Secret History of Yoga
Mukti Jain Campion explores the surprising origins of modern yoga practice.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Manto: Uncovering Pakistan
Sarfraz Manzoor tells the story of Pakistani writer Sa'adat Manto and assesses his legacy.
BBC Radio 4 Extra