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Conan Doyle for the Defence
How Arthur Conan Doyle solved crimes just like his creation, Sherlock Holmes.
BBC Four
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The Man who Loved Sherlock Holmes
Investigation into the death of Richard Lancelyn Green, a Sherlock Holmes expert.
BBC Four
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Wildlife in a War Zone
Biologist Sanjayan Muttulingam returns to the Sierra Leone home he fled during civil war.
BBC Four
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A Concert for Bangladesh Revisited
The story of the 1971 charity rock concert organised by George Harrison in New York.
BBC Four
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Pay Attention Britain! - Public information Films
Fi Glover narrates the story of the British public information film.
BBC Two
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The Wild Life of Gerald Durrell
Profile of the conservationist and best-selling author of My Family and Other Animals.
BBC Four
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Solomon Burke: Everybody Needs Somebody
Documentary tracing the life of the late, great soul singer, Solomon Burke.
BBC Four
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The Battle That Made Britain
Documentary exploring the lasting impact of the Jacobites and the Battle of Culloden.
BBC Four
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Gay MPs: Pride and Prejudice in Politics
Eddie Mair takes a look at the history of homosexuality in the Houses of Parliament.
BBC Four
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The Wonderful World of Dogs
Comic documentary looking at domestic dogs and their doting owners.
BBC Four
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To the World's End: Scenes and Characters on a London Bus Route
Meet characters who live near the No. 31 bus route from Camden Town to Chelsea. (1985)
BBC
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Can Dogs Smell Cancer?
Documentary following the first in-depth look at dogs' ability to detect cancer in humans.
BBC Four
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All in a Day: The City
Documentary looking at a series of everyday events in Sheffield on 5th September 1973.
BBC Four
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The Moon
A look at how our love affair with the moon has waxed and waned since we landed there.
BBC Four
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Fathers and Sons: The Waughs
Alexander Waugh reflects on the father-son relationships in this great literary dynasty.
BBC Four
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Johnny Cash: The Last Great American
Documentary profiling the life of the legendary country music star Johnny Cash.
BBC One
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Lighting up New York
New Yorker columnist Adam Gopnik explores the social history of the Big Apple.
BBC Four
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Montana Cowboys
A young Montana cowboy couple go on one of the last great horse drives in America.
BBC Four
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Dounreay: the Atomic Dream
The history of the Dounreay fast reactor is charted by the pioneers involved.
BBC Two Scotland
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The Sun
A portrait of our closest star, with its dark and violent side of storms and explosions.
BBC Four
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The Worst Job In British Politics? The Leader of the Opposition
Julia Hartley-Brewer examines the role of Leader of the Opposition.
BBC Four
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Mondovino
Documentary on the wine business, focusing on American corporations taking over vineyards.
BBC Four
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The Three Lives of William Wallace
A look at the images and portrayals of William Wallace over the last 700 years.
BBC Two Scotland
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Gilbert White: The Nature Man
Biography of an 18th century country curate. Michael Wood investigates White's life.
BBC Two
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The Black 18th Century
Documentary exploring the experience of the black population in 18th century Britain.
BBC Four
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Hannah Glasse: The First Domestic Goddess
Clarissa Dickson Wright presents a profile of Hannah Glasse, who wrote The Art of Cookery.
BBC Four
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Lonesome George and the Battle for Galapagos
Documentary about the late Lonesome George, the final Pinta Island giant tortoise.
BBC Four
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Abdication: A Very British Coup
Documentary which sheds new light on the abdication of King Edward VIII.
BBC Four
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Holmfirth Hollywood
The story of how a family from West Yorkshire became major players in early films.
BBC Four
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Oz and Them
Examining the love-hate relationship between Australia and the UK since the World War II.
BBC Four
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The Secret World of Haute Couture
Exploring the little-explained pocket of the fashion industry known as haute couture.
BBC Four
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Hotel California: LA from the Byrds to the Eagles
Documentary looking at the music and mythology of a golden era in Californian culture.
BBC Four
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The Great Ossian Hoax: McCall Smith Investigates
Alexander McCall Smith attempts to uncover the true story of the poems of Ossian.
BBC Four
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Everest ER
Following volunteer doctors caring for the climbers and Sherpas at Everest Base Camp.
BBC Four
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Everest: Farther than the Eye Can See
Documentary following blind athlete Erik Weihenmayer's ascent of Mount Everest.
BBC Four
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Castrato
The world of the castrati - male singers whose voices were unbroken due to castration.
BBC Four
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Rebel Physician: Nicholas Culpeper's Fight for Medical Freedom
Benjamin Woolley presents the story of 17th-century radical pharmacist Nicholas Culpeper.
BBC Four
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California: The Man in the Mansion
PJ O'Rourke considers the unique role of the California governor.
BBC Four
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From Ranch to Raunch
How the 1970s California swinging scene created a new design aesthetic.
BBC Four
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The Lost Gospels
Peter Owen Jones searches for the texts that didn't make it into the bible as we know it.
BBC Four
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The Addictions of Sin: WH Auden in His Own Words
A look at telling events in the life of WH Auden, with interviews from the archives.
BBC Four
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The Dead Sea Scrolls
Rageh Omaar tells the story of the Dead Sea Scrolls, uncovering the truth behind the myth.
BBC Four