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Jon Foreman: Art that goes out with the tide
Land Artist Jon Foreman takes us behind the scenes of his new sculpture
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John Simpson Returns to 1989 - Part Two
The BBC's World Affairs Editor John Simpson tells the story of 20 years of life...
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John Simpson Returns to 1989 - part three
Twenty years ago, on November 9th, the Berlin Wall came tumbling down.
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John Simpson Returns to 1989
The BBC's World Affairs Editor John Simpson tells the story of 20 years of life...
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Joe Rogan, Spotify and Covid
Ros Atkins looks at the Spotify misinformation controversy
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Joe Biden's border challenge
Ros Atkins considers whether Joe Biden's policies have led to a spike in child migration
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Jobs for the Girls - Part Two
The women in India who are bucking the trend and doing jobs traditionally done by men
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Jobs for the Girls - Part One
Meet the women in India working in jobs traditionally done by men
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Jobfished
How people were hired to work for a successful design agency but the whole thing was fake
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Joana Vasconcelos: Mask of mirrors
Joana Vasconcelos' huge mask-like sculpture made from mirrors
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Joachim Trier: The making of Sentimental Value
Behind the scenes with director Joachim Trier as he makes his film Sentimental Value
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Jim Henson's Creature Shop: Back to Fraggle Rock
The team at Jim Henson's Creature Shop prepare to take Fraggle Rock to the stage
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Jihadists and AI
The AI dilemma facing IS and al-Qaeda
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Jihad and the Petrodollar part 2
Roger Hardy follows the money trail and looks at the case of two prominent Saudi...
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Jihad and the Petrodollar - part 1
Has Saudi Arabia fanned the flames of Muslim militancy by exporting its own form of to...
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JFK: Dallas Remembers
People with a perspective on the assassination and death of John F Kennedy in Dallas:...
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Jewish Australians on the Bondi Beach attacks
Jewish people in Australia and around the world talk about antisemitism
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Jesus in a shop doorway
A former addict and gangster turns his past into a life of faith
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Jason Gilkison: Choreographer for Strictly Come Dancing
Jason Gilkison has been the creative force behind Strictly Come Dancing for a decade
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Japan's Elderly Crime Wave
Elderly pensioners in Japan commit petty crimes so that they can be sent to prison
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Japan: New Ways to Grow Old - Part One
The innovations for living better in old age in the fastest-ageing society in the world
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Japan: New Ways to Grow - Part Two
The novel ideas for senior housing and social care emerging in Japan
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Japan: A Friend In Need
Would you still walk down the aisle if you found out that you're prospective in-laws,...
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Japan Forced Confessions Jan 2013
In Japan the majority of crimes are solved by the use of confessions. But there’s of...
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Japan - Should comics be crimes?
James Fletcher travels to Japan to find out why they decided earlier this year not to...
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James Turrell: Master Of Light
James Turrell in Aarhus, Denmark, on his latest Skyspace, As Seen Below – The Dome
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Jamaica’s sacred heartbeat
Jamaica’s revivalists preserve faith, healing, and identity through sacred traditions
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Jamaica: Shaken, not broken
How volunteers are salvaging Jamaica’s 1,600 sacred spaces destroyed by Hurricane Melissa
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Jamaica: Shaken, not broken
Hurricane Melissa devastated many of Jamaica’s 1,600 sacred spaces
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Jamaica - The Harder They Come
The cult classic Jamaican crime film The Harder They Come, its reggae soundtrack - and...