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The Day the Immigrants Left
Evan Davis investigates UK immigration, focusing on the Cambridgeshire town of Wisbech.
BBC One
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Zimbabwe's Forgotten Children
Documentary which tells the stories of three children growing up in today's Zimbabwe.
BBC Four
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Footsteps: The Rose-Red City
Film about Jean-Louis Burckhardt, who discovered the fabled city of Petra.
BBC Four
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Franz Peter Schubert: The Greatest Love and the Greatest Sorrow
Documentary about the composer Franz Schubert, using his own words and music.
BBC Four
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Metal Britannia
Documentary which traces the origins and development of British heavy metal.
BBC Four
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The Duchess and the Fuhrer
Elizabeth Quigley investigates the story of Kitty Murray, Scotland's first female MP.
BBC Two Scotland
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Belfast: Re-imagining the City
Artist Bill Drummond shares his vision and memories of Belfast.
BBC Radio 4
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The Man with the Golden Gavel
Film about the auctioneer they call the Mick Jagger of the saleroom, Baron Simon de Pury.
BBC Four
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Iron Maiden: Flight 666
Film documenting the first leg of Iron Maiden's Somewhere Back in Time world tour.
BBC Four
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Geoengineering the Climate
Mark Whitaker reports from Britain and the USA on the science of geoengineering.
BBC Radio 4
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Women of the New Wave
Pauline Black meets some of the foremost female singers from the days of punk and new wave
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Berlusconi Show
Mark Franchetti assesses Silvio Berlusconi, one of the world's most controversial leaders.
BBC Two
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Why Did You Kill My Dad?
Filmmaker Julian Hendy looks at the true scale of killings by the mentally ill in Britain.
BBC Two
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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
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Secrets for Sale
Documentary following the reporters at Real People magazine as they speak to contributors.
BBC One
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My Name Is Muhammad
Nine people called Muhammad challenge the stereotypes of being a British Muslim.
BBC One
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A Guided Tour of the Castle of Otranto
With dungeons and ghosts, Rory McGrath explores the first gothic castle in English fiction
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Living Books
Sandi Toksvig visits the Human Library where you borrow a person instead of a book
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Diet or My Husband Dies
The story of a woman who lost four stone to save her husband's life with a kidney donation
BBC One
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Afghanistan: Five Welsh Families
A look at families struggling to cope thousands of miles from the Afghan battlefields.
BBC One Wales
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China, Britain and the Nunzilla Conundrum
Writer Anna Chen tracks a novelty toy from design in Britain to manufacture in China.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Ali: Me, My Family and Muhammad Ali
Deirdre Pascall remembers the impact of Muhammad Ali on black Britons in the 1970's.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Wild Billy Childish
John Wilson meets Billy Childish, the most prolific outsider in British art.
BBC Radio 4
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Captured By Pirates
Schoolgirls captured by pirates in 1935, then interned in the war, tell their stories.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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On the Money with Robert Peston
Robert Peston examines the recent financial crisis and what you need to know about money.
BBC Three
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Inside the Perfect Predator
Documentary revealing the inner alchemy that gives four of nature's hunters the edge.
BBC One
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The Lure of Las Vegas
Alan Yentob reveals the story behind Sin City's neon lights and fantastical buildings.
BBC Two
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Haiti: Phoning Home
Nick Davis follows a charity giving free phone calls to victims of earthquake in Haiti.
BBC Radio 4
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Make 'Em Laugh
Mandy Baker explores efforts by our elected representatives to deliver a witty speech.
BBC Radio 4
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Michelin Stars - The Madness of Perfection
William Sitwell goes behind the scenes to hear views on the Michelin phenomenon.
BBC Two
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Waking Up in the Dock
Edi Stark investigates if the law and science are at odds in the 'sleepwalking defence'.
BBC Radio Scotland
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The Boys of St Columb's
Following several great Irish figures who attended the same school in Derry in the 1950s.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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The Man Who Ate Everything
Andrew Graham-Dixon presents a profile of the influential food writer Alan Davidson.
BBC Four
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Never Before in the History of Motion Pictures...
Patrick Humphries takes an affectionate look at the little known story of movie trailers.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Blur: No Distance Left to Run
Documentary following Blur on the reunion trail in the summer of 2009.
BBC Two
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Michael Portillo: Power to the People
Michael Portillo finds out how we could have more of a say on issues which matter to us.
BBC Two
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West End Story: What Nancy, Joseph and Maria Did Next
Documentary tracking the careers of Jodie Prenger, Lee Mead and Connie Fisher.
BBC One
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Requiem for Detroit?
A look at post-industrial Detroit and its burgeoning urban agricultural movement.
BBC Two
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Shout Sister Shout
Ruby Turner tells story of the guitar playing gospel singer, Sister Rosetta Tharpe.
BBC Radio 2
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Suckers! Poet and Parasite
Poet Paul Farley explores the itchy relationship between poets and blood-sucking parasites
BBC Radio 4
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The People's Politician
Two retiring MPs are challenged to heal the rift between politicians and the people.
BBC Two
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Battle for North America
The story of the Battle of Quebec, fought between the British and the French in 1759.
BBC Two
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