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Esler on Eichmann
Gavin Esler on the legacy of the trial of Adolf Eichmann, architect of the Holocaust.
BBC Radio 4
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The Communist Cosmos
Angus Roxburgh explores the years when the Soviet Union ruled space.
BBC Radio 4
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Loud Organs His Glory
The story of the great Victorian organ builder 'Father' Henry Willis.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Voodoo Wasps and Zombie Worms
Could infection by parasites be at the root of human behaviour and even mental illness?
BBC Radio 4
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Into the Music Library
An exploration of the strange (and strangely familiar) sound world of 'Library Music'.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Chemist of Life and Death
How chemist Fritz Haber saved billions from starvation - and pioneered gas warfare too.
BBC Radio 4
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Jules Verne's Volcano
A year after the ash cloud, Chris Watson goes on his own volcanic adventure.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Sub 2-Hour Marathon: Sport's Holy Grail
Chris Dennis asks what it would take to run 26.2 miles in under 2 hours.
BBC Radio 4
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Botox Britain: Your Face in Their Hands
Kirsten O'Brien investigates the boom in cosmetic injections.
BBC Three
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My Brother the Islamist
Documentary in which a man sets out to reconnect with his radical Islamist stepbrother.
BBC Three
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Dead Fat - The Big Debate
Stephen Nolan discusses the obesity problem in Northern Ireland with a live audience.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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The Big Flutter: The Grand National on Film
How TV shaped some of the best sports stories from the Grand National.
BBC One North West
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The Sea Gangsters
Tom Mangold investigates the growing ruthlessness of piracy in the Indian ocean.
BBC Radio 4
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The Horizon Guide to Space Shuttles
A biography of the space shuttle, from triumphs to tragedies, using the BBC archive.
BBC Four
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Destination Titan
The story of the space probe sent by British scientists to Titan, Saturn's largest moon.
BBC Four
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Mento to Lovers Rock
The Thing About Syd. Mark Radcliffe remembers the life and music of Syd Barrett.
BBC Radio 2
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The Great Estate: The Rise & Fall of the Council House
A history of one of Britain's greatest social revolutions - council housing.
BBC Four
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Am Playhouse
1/1 Cuid de mhuinntir Steòrnabhaigh ag innse sgeulachd seann Playhouse a' bhaile.
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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Sylvie Simmons: The Rock Chick
Islington-born Sylvie Simmons talks to Nick Barraclough about her life as a rock writer.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Light Switch Project
What happens when you switch on a light? Toby Jones discovers it is a question without end
BBC Radio 4
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Ghost Music
Archaeologist Christine Finn taps her foot to ancient sounds not heard for millennia.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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American Jihad
Americans are facing a new threat from Islamic extremists inside their own country.
BBC Radio 4
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James and the Giant Eagle
James Aldred encounters one of the world's most powerful birds of prey, the Harpy Eagle.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Ladies' Man of Opera
The surprising and touching story of how Richard Strauss' marriage inspired his music.
BBC Radio 4
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The Story of Vaisakhi
A look at the Sikh festival, with contributions from Sikh historians and religious experts
BBC One
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Is Breast Best? Cherry Healey Investigates
Cherry Healey explores the topical issue of breastfeeding and finds divided opinion.
BBC Three
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The Gatwick Baby: Abandoned at Birth
Film about a man, abandoned at Gatwick Airport as a baby, trying to find his birth mother.
BBC Three
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Barrow
How will the isolated, industrial town of Barrow, Cumbria, survive another recession?
BBC Radio 4
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Mr Murgatroyd and Mr Winterbottom
Nicholas Frankau profiles 1930s comedy duo Ronald Frankau and Tommy Handley.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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American: The Bill Hicks Story
Animated documentary about the rollercoaster life of legendary US comedian Bill Hicks.
BBC Four
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The Belfast Blitz
Survivors of the WWII bombing campaign remember the raids that devastated the city.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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The Swedish Invasion
Comedian Danny Robins explores the global Swedish cultural explosion conquering the world.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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What's the Point of Forgiveness?
Bettany Hughes traces the history of the challenging virtue of forgiveness.
BBC One
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Secrets of the Arabian Nights
Richard E Grant visits Paris and Cairo to explore the history of the Arabian Nights.
BBC Four
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It's Our Story: Liverpool's Own
The story of a Liverpool institution, Lewis's department store, which closed last year.
BBC Radio 4
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Bailout Boys Go to Dublin
The inside story of Ireland's bailout. Six months on, the main players tell their story.
BBC Radio 4
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David Hume and the Triumph of Reason
Allan Little profiles the philosopher David Hume, born in 1711.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Tales From the Digital Archive
Christine Finn explores how authors' archive is kept, now they write on screens not paper.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Fallout: The Legacy of Chernobyl
Nick Ross investigates the health impact of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident.
BBC Radio 4
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Does Christianity Have a Future?
Ann Widdecombe examines whether the Christian faith is in terminal decline in the UK.
BBC One
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Erich Honecker's Rock and Roll Years
Henning Wehn investigates 'Ostrock' - the East German rock and pop music scene.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Baby Born in a Concentration Camp
The story of Anka Bergman, who gave birth to her daughter in a Nazi concentration camp.
BBC One
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