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  1. How Not to Be Cringe with Finlay Christie and Kyrah Gray

    Finlay Christie and Kyrah Gray will teach us all how not to be cringe.

    BBC Radio 4

  2. How Not To Die

    What to do if you find yourself in a life-threatening situation.

    BBC Three

  3. How Not To Die

    Medical advice and stories of survival from a range of life threatening situations.

    BBC Three

  4. How Not To Live Your Life

    Sitcom about 20-something Don, a man with bad luck and even worse instincts

    BBC Three

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    How Not to Win Eurovision

    Two Scottish brothers try to sneak into Eurovision by entering for another country.

    BBC Scotland

  6. How One Becomes Lonely

    Luke Sutherland's tale of lost love, cowardice and connection in an online world.

    BBC Radio 4

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  7. How Pleasant to Know Mr Lear

    Nicholas Parsons celebrates the nonsensical genius of the comic writer, Edward Lear.

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  8. How Pop Art Changed the World

    Alastair Sooke champions the subversive wit, radical energy and influence of pop art.

    BBC News

  9. How Pop Songs Work

    Celebration of the magic of pop music and the musical skill that creates hit records.

    BBC Four

  10. How Quizzing Got Cool: TV's Brains of Britain

    A look at how ordinary TV quiz contestants turned into the pro-quizzers of today.

    BBC Four

  11. How Radio Comedy Changed a Nation

    Nicholas Parsons shows how laughter on the airwaves has been a barometer of social mores.

    BBC Radio 7

  12. How Rathlin Island Became Ferret-Free

    How an island became ferret-free, thanks, in part to Woody the biosecurity dog

    BBC News

  13. How Reading Made Us Modern

    John Mullan explores the increase in reading which took place in 18th-century Britain.

    BBC Four

  14. How Roald Dahl Shaped Pop

    David Tennant reveals how the stories of Roald Dahl have inspired pop songwriters.

    BBC Radio 2

  15. How Roald Dahl Shaped Pop

    David Tennant reveals how the stories of Roald Dahl have inspired pop songwriters.

    BBC Radio 2

  16. How Robin Ince Got His Groove Back

    Comedian Robin Ince asks if his was the last generation of truly obsessed pop fans.

    BBC Radio 4

  17. How Safe are Britain's Roads?

    Justin Rowlett and Anita Rani investigate a rise in fatalities on Britain's roads

    BBC Two

  18. How Safe are My Drugs?

    B. Traits meets users and dealers to find out how much they really know about their drugs.

    BBC Three

  19. How Safe Are Our Nurseries?

    Do parents know enough about standards of care in the nurseries they choose?

    BBC One North West

  20. How Safe Are Our Skies? Detroit Flight 253

    A look at how an alleged plane bomber slipped under the US intelligence radar in 2009.

    BBC Two

  21. How Safe Is Leeds Children's Heart Unit?

    What really happened at the Leeds children's heart unit when surgery was suspended there?

    BBC One

  22.

    How Safe is Maternity Care?

    Krupa Padhy asks how safe are our maternity services.

    BBC Radio 4

  23. How Safe Is Your House?

    Programme investigating household safety and hunting down shoddy workmanship.

    BBC One

  24. How Science Changed Our World

    Robert Winston presents his top ten scientific breakthroughs of the past 50 years.

    BBC One

  25. How Scotland Works

    Documentary exploring life in 21st-century Scotland

    BBC Scotland

  26. How Sex Works

    Exploring the physiological, neurological and psychological effects of sex

    BBC Three

  27. How Should I Vote? - The EU Debate

    A live debate on the issues that matter to younger voters ahead of the EU referendum.

    BBC One

  28. How Should I Vote? - The EU Debate

    A debate on the issues that matter to younger voters ahead of the EU referendum.

    BBC Parliament

  29. How South Korea Became a Cultural Giant

    From movies to K-Pop, Rana Mitter vists Seoul, to investigate South Korean culture.

    BBC News

  30. How Sweet the Sound: The Amazing Grace Story

    Candi Staton presents the story of one of the world's most recorded songs and its composer

    BBC Radio 2

  31. How Syria Changed the World

    Documentary series presented by Ed Stourton.

    BBC Radio 4

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  32. How Tax and Welfare are Shaping the Vote in Scottish Election

    James Cook examines how voting issues are shifting ahead of the Scottish election

    BBC News

  33. How the Brits Rocked America: Go West

    Series celebrating the success of British rock in America from the 60s onwards

    BBC Four

  34. How the Budget Affects Special Educational Needs

    The Newscast team discuss Special Educational Needs provision and the Budget

    BBC News

  35. How the Celts Saved Britain

    Dan Snow reveals how the Irish saved Britain from cultural oblivion during the Dark Ages.

    BBC Four

  36. How the Devil Got His Horns: A Diabolical Tale

    Alastair Sooke reveals how the Devil's image was created by artists of the Middle Ages.

    BBC Four

  37. How the Doctors Strike Is Impacting Patients

    Thousands of resident doctors in England are continuing their five-day strike over pay

    BBC News

  38. How the Edwardians Spoke

    Documentary revealing the accents and dialects of ordinary Edwardians.

    BBC Four

  39. How the Green Party By-Election Win Unfolded

    Labour has finished behind Greens and Reform in Gorton and Denton by-election

    BBC News

  40.

    How the Holocaust Began

    Using new evidence, historian James Bulgin reveals the origins of the Holocaust.

    BBC Two

  41. How the Humber Changed Our World

    How the Humber ports defined the lives of families on both sides of the river.

    BBC One

  42. How the Iran War is Impacting Children

    The BBC speaks to Iranian parents about the toll of the war on their children

    BBC News

  43. How the Iran War will Affect UK Prices

    A government committee set up to deal with the domestic fallout of the Iran war meet today

    BBC News

  44. How the Irish Shaped Britain

    Fergal Keane explores the profound influence the Irish have had on Britain.

    BBC Radio 4

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  45. How the League Was Won

    Sportscene takes a look back at the how the 2021/22 Scottish Premiership title was won.

    BBC Scotland

  46. How the Middle Class Ruined Britain

    Geoff Norcott attempts to expose the middle-class hypocrisy he believes is ruining Britain

    BBC Two

  47. How The Mighty Have Fallen

    Dr Hilary Jones explores the history of obesity

    BBC Radio 4

  48. How the NHS Changed Our World

    A series of programmes spotlighting the pioneering work of NHS hospitals

    BBC One

  49. How the North West Was Won

    The history of the North West 200 motorcycle race from its beginnings in the 1920s.

    BBC One Northern Ireland

  50. How The Plan to Capture Nicolas Maduro Unfolded

    BBC Verify pieces together how the US mission to capture the Venezuelan President unfolded

    BBC News

  51. How The Public Approaches Migration

    Our Special Correspondent Fergal Keane looks at how sentiment is changing

    BBC News

  52. How the Rail Attack Unfolded

    What we know about how the knife attack on board an LNER train unfolded

    BBC News

  53. How the Rest Got Home

    Saul David explores what happened to the Allied troops left behind in France in 1940.

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  54. How the Second World War Became a Global War

    With historical archive and expert interviews, this full-scale documentary takes a fully international perspective on the world's only truly global war.

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  55. How the Spitfire Changed the Outcome of WW2

    Spitfire celebrates 90 years since its maiden flight

    BBC News

  56. How the Stone Came Home

    Elizabeth Quigley looks back at the day in 1996 when the Stone came home.

    BBC Radio Scotland

  57. How the Strikes on Iran Unfolded

    US and Israeli forces have carried out a series of strikes on cities across Iran

    BBC News

  58. How the UK Changed Hip-Hop Forever

    Ashley Walters explores the UK's influence on hip-hop.

    BBC Radio 1Xtra

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  59. How the US-Israel War With Iran Is Jeopardising Shipping

    The Strait of Hormuz is a key artery for the movement of global energy supplies

    BBC News

  60. How the West Was Won

    Epic western following three generations of a pioneer family.

    BBC Two

  61. How the Wild West Was Won with Ray Mears

    Ray Mears explores how the wilderness of North America shaped the story of the Wild West.

    BBC Four

  62. How the World Changed Music

    Discover how global events and technological forces helped to shape modern music

    BBC World Service

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  63. How They Dug the Victoria Line

    The inside story of the construction of the London Underground's Victoria Line. (1969)

    BBC

  64. How They Made Us Doubt Everything

    Investigating claims there could be asbestos in make-up and the industry's response.

    BBC Radio 4

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  65. How Things Are Done in Odesa

    Monica Whitlock explores the cultural history of legendary Black Sea port city Odesa.

    BBC Radio 4

  66. How This Blind Girl...

    Comedy about a visually impaired young woman returning to the dating scene.

    BBC Two Wales

  67. How Tickled Am I?

    Mark Radcliffe explores the tradition of the northern comedian.

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  68. How Tickled I've Been - Remembering Sir Ken Dodd

    Liza Tarbuck celebrates the late, great British comedian Ken Dodd.

    BBC Radio 2

  69. How to Argue with a Racist (Omnibus)

    Dr Adam Rutherford deploys science as a weapon against prejudice.

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  70. How to Argue with a Racist, by Adam Rutherford

    Dr Adam Rutherford deploys science as a weapon against prejudice.

    BBC Radio 4

  71. How to Avoid a Climate Disaster by Bill Gates (Omnibus)

    Bill Gates sets out a far-reaching plan for how the world can avoid a climate catastrophe.

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  72. How to Avoid a Climate Disaster by Bill Gates

    Bill Gates sets out his wide-ranging plan for the world to avoid a climate catastrophe.

    BBC Radio 4

  73. How to be 18th Century

    Nigel Planer looks at the role of the 18th century actor.

    BBC Two

  74. How to Be a Composer

    Journalist and critic Paul Morley spends a year learning the art of musical composition

    BBC Four

  75. How to be a Gardener

    Alan Titchmarsh presents a back-to-basics gardening series

    BBC Two

  76. How To Be A Man

    Alex Wheatle, Russell Kane and Guvna B discuss the challenges of modern masculinity.

    BBC Live Streams

  77. How to be a Man

    With Alex Wheatle, Russell Kane, Guvna B and Ace.

    BBC Live Streams

  78.

    How to Be a Muslim Woman

    Sayeeda Warsi explores how to be a Muslim woman in 21st-century Britain.

    BBC Radio 4

  79. How to be a Muslim Woman

    British Muslim women speak to Sayeeda Warsi about how to be a British Muslim woman today.

    BBC Radio 4

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  80. How to Be a Renaissance Woman by Jill Burke

    An alternative history of the Renaissance, as told by the women behind the paintings.

    BBC Radio 4

  81. How to Be a Respectable Woman

    Susan Morrison investigates Scotland's changing ideas of female respectability.

    BBC Radio Scotland

  82. How to Be a Surrealist with Philippa Perry

    A playful journey into the unconscious to discover the deep roots of surrealism.

    BBC Four

  83. How To Be A Woman by Caitlin Moran (Omnibus)

    Caitlin Moran narrates her bestselling comic memoir.

    BBC Radio 4 Extra

  84. How to Be a World Music Star: Buena Vista, Bhundu Boys and Beyond

    The story of the British world music revolution from the early 1980s to the present.

    BBC Four

  85. How to Be an Ex-Prime Minister

    The story of how prime ministers have coped with life after Number Ten.

    BBC Four

  86. How to Be an Ex-Prime Minister

    The story of how prime ministers have coped with life after Number Ten.

    BBC Four

  87. How to Be Bohemian with Victoria Coren Mitchell

    Exploration of the history of artists and writers who have chosen to defy convention.

    BBC Four

  88. How to be Edwardian

    Classical actor Nicholas Craig takes us through the rigours of Edwardian acting.

    BBC Four

  89. How to Be England Manager

    Ex-England managers, players and fans discuss the pitfalls and pleasures of the job.

    BBC Three

  90. How to Be Epic @ Everything

    An amazing line-up of experts demonstrate how to master different skills.

    CBBC

  91. How to Be Epic @ Home

    Learn how to master different skills at home.

    CBBC

  92. How to Be Epic @ Shakespeare

    A one-off special celebrating William Shakespeare with the help of experts.

    CBBC

  93. How to Beat Pain

    Dr Jack Kreindler and Professor Greg Whyte tackle pain with a series of experiments.

    BBC One

  94. How to Beat Sir Humphrey

    Derek Fowlds reprises his Yes Minister role as Bernard Woolley to read this comedy

    BBC Radio 7

  95. How to Beat Tough Times: Money Watch

    From around the country, this three-part series assesses prospects for family finances.

    BBC Two

  96. How to Boost Your Brain Power

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