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The Jewel in the Crown
BBC Asian Network presenters Raj and Pablo reflect on 100 years of Indian cinema.
BBC Radio 2
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Bute: Dreams of the World's Richest Man
Jonathan Glancey on the amazing cultural legacy of the third Marquis of Bute.
BBC Radio 4
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Moominland Tales: The Life of Tove Jansson
Documentary about the extraordinary life of Finnish author and artist Tove Jansson.
BBC Four
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The Christmas No.1 Story
A journey through the last 60 years of British Christmas number ones.
BBC Two
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Jools Holland: My Life in Music
Jools Holland recalls the journey that took him from the East End to the BBC and beyond.
BBC Two
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Jazz Is Dead
Paul Morley tests the contention that jazz is dead, a victim of its own history.
BBC Radio 4
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Roger, the Eagle Has Landed
Mark Radcliffe recalls the influential life of cult DJ and club promoter Roger Eagle.
BBC Radio 4
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Northern Ireland: Who Are We Now?
As Derry-Londonderry becomes the UK City of Culture, William Crawley considers identity.
BBC Radio 4
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A Tale of Two Sittings
On the 40th anniversary of Britain joining Europe, Edward Stourton reunites key players.
BBC Radio 4
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In Dogs We Trust
Ian Hamilton explores the varied ways in which people are trusting dogs with their lives.
BBC One Scotland
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Forgetting a Revolutionary: Lawrence Durrell at 100
Tim Marlow encourages us not to forget the novelist Lawrence Durrell.
BBC Radio 4
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Clara Bow: Hollywood's Lost Screen Goddess
Film about silent screen star Clara Bow, who retired at 28 amid scandal and ill health.
BBC Four
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The Richest Songs in the World
A countdown of the ten songs which have earned the most money of all time.
BBC Four
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The Silent Epidemic
Mark Whitaker reports from SE Asia on the huge toll of child drownings in the region.
BBC Radio 4
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Len Goodman's Dancing Feet: The British Ballroom Story
Strictly Come Dancing head judge Len Goodman discovers the golden age of ballroom.
BBC Four
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Murder on the Victorian Railway
Documentary looking at the first murder on Britain's railways.
BBC Two
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Freddie Mercury: The Great Pretender - Director's Cut
Full-length cut of the film exploring the Queen frontman's solo career and private life.
BBC Four
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Fifties British War Films: Days of Glory
An argument for the cinematic merit and cultural importance of 1950s British war films.
BBC Four
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The First LP in Ireland
The extraordinary story of how classic Irish folk songs were saved from extinction.
BBC Radio Ulster
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The Band from Rockall
An intimate account of the making of Runrig's Calum and Rory Macdonald's album.
BBC ALBA
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Wild Weather in 2012: East
Julie Reinger looks back on a year of extreme weather in the East.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: East Midlands
Kaye Forster reviews the extremes of weather in the region this year.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: Yorkshire & Lincolnshire
Paul Hudson reviews a year of record-breaking weather across the region.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: London
Carol Kirkwood reviews a year of record-breaking weather across the capital.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: North East and Cumbria
John Hammond looks back on a year of extreme weather.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: North West
BBC Weather Presenter Dianne Oxberry looks back at a dramatic year.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: South and South East
Miranda Krestovnikoff looks back at a year that went from drought to deluge.
BBC One
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Blackpool Big Night Out
A look at Blackpool through the eyes of the people who played there in the city's heyday.
BBC Two
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Wild Weather in 2012: South West
David Braine looks back on a year of extreme weather in the South West.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: West
Weatherman Ian Fergusson reviews a year of record-breaking weather across the region.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: Midlands
Shefali Oza examines why this year's extreme weather caused such destruction and mayhem.
BBC One
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Summer in Blackpool
Film following some of the people working to keep Blackpool ahead of the tourism game.
BBC One
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Climbed Every Mountain - The Story Behind the Sound of Music
Sue Perkins discovers the astonishing family story behind The Sound of Music.
BBC Two
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Neil Armstrong - First Man on the Moon
Documentary telling the life story of the first man to set foot on the moon.
BBC Two
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Just Dandy
Ford Kiernan and a legion of fans celebrate the anarchic humour of The Dandy.
BBC One Scotland
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The Story of a Fairytale of New York
The secrets behind the making of the song Fairytale of New York by the Pogues.
BBC Two
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Gerry Rafferty - Life Goes On
Ricky Ross presents a profile of Gerry Rafferty, with contributions from many who knew him
BBC Radio 2
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The Drunken Sailor
Richard Hawley explores the rich and fascinating tradition of the sea shanty song.
BBC Radio 2
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Goodbye to Canterbury
Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams reveals the hidden corners of the cathedral.
BBC Two
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Rory - Being Number One
A look at Rory McIlroy's 2012 as he establishes himself as golf's number one.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Coldplay: MX World Tour 2012
Programme documenting Coldplay's acclaimed Mylo Xyloto world tour.
BBC One
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The Left to Die Boat
The tragic story of the African migrants who fled fighting in Libya on an inflatable boat.
BBC Radio 4
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Islam Behind the Headlines
Explore the roots of Islamic extremism and meet the Welsh people fighting its influence.
BBC Radio Wales
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Pavilion of Dreams
Following the cast preparing for the Christmas panto at the Pavilion Theatre in Glasgow.
BBC One Scotland
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Scoring Father Brown
Debbie Wiseman guides listeners through the world of the film composer.
BBC Radio 4
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Phelophepa
Laverne Antrobus tells the story of the Phelophepa Health Train in rural South Africa.
BBC Radio 4
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Johnny Cash and the Forgotten Prison Blues
Danny Robins explores the little-known story of Johnny Cash the prison reformer.
BBC Radio 4