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After Life: The Strange Science of Decay
A journey into the science of decay, using a typical kitchen and a garden left to rot.
BBC Four
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Rowing the Arctic
Mark Beaumont and Jock Wishart head an expedition to row to the 1996 north magnetic pole.
BBC One Scotland
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The Ice Cream Van Cometh
Jim Carey celebrates the ice cream van with enthusiasts Francis Rossi and Johnny Vegas.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Human Kind
Matthew Taylor tells the story of the last eight years in the life of George Price.
BBC Radio 4
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Science: From Cradle to Grave
Dr Ben Goldacre explores what happens when science takes the long view.
BBC Radio 4
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Paddling With Peter Duck
John McCarthy explores the life of Arthur Ransome through the boats he once owned.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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So You Want To Be an Exorcist
The exorcism business is booming - Jolyon Jenkins asks if and why demonism is on the rise.
BBC Radio 4
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Space Shuttle: The Final Mission
Kevin Fong is granted access to Nasa in the last month of the space shuttle programme.
BBC Two
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Ruaraidh MacThòmais @ 90
In celebration of Derick Thomson's 90th birthday, fans choose their favourite poems.
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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Ladies of the Links
Rhona Cameron celebrates the bi-centenary of the earliest known women's golf competition
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The I Love You Bridge
Penny Woolcock investigates who sprayed a marriage proposal on a Sheffield bridge.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Wordsworth's Mysterious Trip to Calais
A love affair and a secret daughter takes Wordsworth to Calais as John Worthen discovers.
BBC Radio 4
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Giving the Critic Back His Voice
Ricky Ross discovers how one Scottish company is giving back the freedom of speech.
BBC Radio 4
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The Sex Test
Chris Ledgard asks if gender testing will mean a level playing field for female athletes.
BBC Radio 4
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The Barbershop
Stephen Smith reports from inside the High Street 'freemasonry' of the barber's.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Mr Suzuki's Bach Passion
Overthrowing centuries of musical tradition - and prejudice: the Japanese Bach revolution.
BBC Radio 4
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The Art of Water Music
Midge Ure investigates water's role as a constantly flowing source of musical inspiration.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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My Resignation
Is the honourable resignation dead? Famous resigners relive the decision to stay or go.
BBC Four
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Grievous Angel: The Gram Parsons Story
Bob Harris tells the story of the influential country rock star, who passed away in 1973.
BBC Radio 6 Music
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Eilean Mhàigh
A trip to the Isle of May lighthouse and national nature reserve.
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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Darren Clarke's Open Destiny
How Darren Clarke secured his first British Open championship at his 20th attempt.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Kidnapped: A Georgian Adventure
The story of James Annesley, whose fate inspired Robert Louis Stevenson's book Kidnapped.
BBC Four
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A Renaissance Education: The Schooling of Thomas More's Daughter
How the ideas that shaped Margaret More's education changed the cultural life of England.
BBC Four
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Taking Tea with Tyrants
Lyse Doucet asks diplomats and politicians how we should engage with brutal regimes.
BBC Radio 4
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Caring Too Much
Julie Fernandez explores the complex relationship between disabled child and parent carer.
BBC Radio 4
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The Path of Least Resistance
As antibiotic resistance increases, Dr Stuart Flanagan investigates what the future holds.
BBC Radio 4
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Slums 101
Paul Mason visits Manila to assess the benefits of life in the world's poorest slums.
BBC Radio 4
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Lion Kings
Carolyn Hitt tells the story of the victorious 1971 British and Irish Lions team.
BBC Radio Wales
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Me, My Sex and I
Documentary unlocking the stories of people born neither entirely male nor female.
BBC One
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Chilean Miners: 17 Days Buried Alive
The Chilean miners trapped underground in 2010 remember the story of the first 17 days.
BBC Two
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The Tredegar Riots
Felicity Evans recalls one of Britain's worst anti-Semitic riots, in Tredegar in 1911.
BBC Radio Wales
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Opening the Boxes: a Soprano's Secrets
Michael White uncovers the life of the soprano singer Jennifer Vyvyan.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Hemingway Days
Wayne Hemingway celebrates the lives of 1950s designers, Robin and Lucienne Day.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Surviving Hitler: A Love Story
The Jewish teenager and the soldier who survived the Nazis and married in post-war Berlin.
BBC Four
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My Father was a Nazi Commandant
Film telling the story of a woman grappling with the legacy left by her Nazi father.
BBC Four
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The Pendle Witch Child
How a girl's testimony sent her relatives and neighbours to the gallows for witchcraft.
BBC Four
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The Little Black Fish That Created Big Waves
A powerful political allegory uncovered in a famous 1968 Iranian children's book.
BBC Radio 4
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An t-Slighe a bu Mhiosa (The Worst Journey in the World)
Veterans of the WW2 arctic ship convoys make a pilgrimage along the original route.
BBC ALBA
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How to Write a Personal Statement
A personal statement is crucial for university. What should it say, asks Imogen Stubbs?
BBC Radio 4
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Maledictions and Disaffections - Poetry That Doesn't Please
Matthew Parris delves deep into hate poems, curses and vindictive spells.
BBC Radio 4
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Anyone for Demis? How the World Invaded the Charts
Documentary telling the story of the foreign pop song from World War Two to the present.
BBC Four
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Llanelli Riots
Huw Edwards tells the story of the Llanelli riots that occurred a century ago.
BBC One Wales
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My Hoarder Mum and Me
Jasmine Harman tries to help her mother clear more than 30 years of clutter.
BBC One
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The Wildest Dream: Conquest of Everest
The story of George Mallory, who disappeared trying to be the first to conquer Everest.
BBC Two
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The Peace Corps Writers
Bridget Kendall evaluates America's 'missionaries of democracy' in the Peace Corps.
BBC Radio 4
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The Kill Factor
Stephen Evans examines how soldiers are taught to kill and asks what it does to them.
BBC Radio 4