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Night Rescue: Saving the Manx Shearwater
Sarah Moore meets bird rescuer Jean Hains, who helps young Manx Shearwaters.
BBC Radio 4
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Leslie Charteris: A Saintly Centennial
Roger Moore celebrates the centenary of the birth of fiction writer Leslie Charteris.
BBC Radio 4
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Polio: The Rumour That Became a Crisis
The boycott against polio vaccine in parts of Nigeria in 2003 and its tragic consequences.
BBC Radio 4
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Ian Rankin's Hidden Edinburgh
Crime writer Ian Rankin revisits the key locations from his Inspector Rebus books.
BBC Four
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Playing for Time: The Ulster Orchestra
Behind the scenes to Northern Ireland’s only full time professional orchestra.
BBC One
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The Strange Story of Rudolph Dunbar
Wayne Marshall tells the story of clarinettist and conductor Rudolph Dunbar.
BBC Radio 4
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Balkan Beats
Nick Hawton explores the musical culture of the former Yugoslav Federation.
BBC Radio 4
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The Capitol
Documentary looking into the history, art and architecture of the US Capitol building.
BBC Parliament
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India and Pakistan '07: Gandhi's Dream
Documentary looking at the effects of India's economic boom.
BBC Radio 4
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Fixing Families
Nick Baker joins workers of the Dundee Families Project on a controversial scheme.
BBC Radio 4
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When Auntie Went East
Wildlife expert Jonathan Scott looks at BBC natural history films from India and Pakistan.
BBC Two
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Not Now Arthur
Stewart Henderson tells the story of music hall and variety theatre veteran Arthur Tolcher
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Calls Across the Wall
The story of Hello Peace, a phone line between Israelis and Palestinians.
BBC Radio 4
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Dangerous Knowledge
The tragic stories of four great thinkers whose pursuit of the knowledge led to madness.
BBC Two
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My Life in Soap
William Roache celebrates the longevity of some of Britain's longest surviving soap stars.
BBC Radio 4
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The Birth of the Big Orange
The story of the arrival and survival of the large juicy navel orange in the United States
BBC Radio 4
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The Challenge of Gorton Mount
Sheila McClennon reports on a radical educational experiment in a Manchester school.
BBC Radio 4
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A Royal Recovery
How the monarchy recovered after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales.
BBC Radio 4
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I Was Peckinpah's Girl Friday
Andrew McGibbon tells the story of Katy Haber, Sam Peckinpah's Girl Friday and much more.
BBC Radio 4
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Nusrat Was My Elvis
Navid Akhtar examines the legacy of the influential Qawwali singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.
BBC Radio 4
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The Flight
Documentary following a group of pilots who are keeping the last Spitfires and Hurricanes.
BBC Two
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The Most Valuable Notes in History
Exploring the tiny pieces of music found in all corners of everyday life.
BBC Radio 4
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Midnight's Grandchildren
Three British teenagers whose families came from India and Pakistan visit the countries.
BBC Two
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To Sir With Love Revisited
Burt Caesar explores ER Braithwaite's account of life in a school in Stepney in the 1950s
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Ultimate Rock Climb
Presenter Julia Bradbury attempts to conquer three of Britain's toughest rock climbs.
BBC One
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Grasping the Nettle
Adam Lusekelo reports on the World Nettle Eating Championships at a Dorset pub.
BBC Radio 4
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The Commuters
Nigel Williams explores the practicalities of different people's daily journeys to work.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Salaam Shalom
Gerry Northam reports from Radio Salaam Shalom, a Muslim-Jewish online radio station.
BBC Radio 4
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Children of the Cold War
Catherine Merridale talks to Poles who have recently come to live and work in Britain.
BBC Radio 4
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Culloden: A New Battle
Mark Stephen explores the battlefield where Bonnie Prince Charlie was defeated in 1746.
BBC Radio 4
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I Was Peter Sellers' Personal Assistant
Andrew McGibbon tells the story of Tricia Hammond, PA to Peter Sellers in 1975.
BBC Radio 4
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Ground Zero: Rebuilding Southern Sudan
Mike Wooldridge reports from Southern Sudan, now rebuilding after a 21-year civil war.
BBC Radio 4
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Congo to Motherwell
Documentary following two Congolese families as they start a new life in Motherwell.
BBC Two
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Ultimate Wild Water
Kate Silverton journeys through Britain's fastest flowing rivers and most turbulent seas.
BBC One
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Welcome to My World
Singer Pauline Black visits a black farmer and prospective Tory MP. Miles Warde reports.
BBC Radio 4
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Tulips on the Moon
Documentary looking at the concept of growing plants in space and even on spacecraft.
BBC Radio 4
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Boys from the Brown Stuff
Documentary about 'flushers' - the sewage operatives who work under the streets of London.
BBC One
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Leopard: A Wildlife Special
Documentary using revolutionary techniques to capture leopards hunting in total darkness.
BBC Four
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The Fishing Scheme
Nica Pritchard introduces the art of fly fishing to a group of Muslim women.
BBC Radio 4
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Just One More Thing: Columbo!
To mark actor Peter Falk's recent death, we explore why Columbo was such a TV original.
BBC Radio 4
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Marc Bolan: The Final Word
Documentary which examines Marc Bolan's childhood ambitions of fame and where it led him.
BBC Four
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Cliff Morgan: A Lifetime of Achievement
Desmond Lynam leads the all-star tributes to rubgy legend Cliff Morgan.
BBC One Wales
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Bulgaria's Abandoned Children
Documentary about a social care home in the Bulgarian village of Mogilino.
BBC Two
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The Kiss at 100
Rowan Pelling visits Vienna to explore the enduring appeal of Gustav Klimt's The Kiss.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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20th Century Boy - The Marc Bolan Story
Paul Sexton looks at glam rock star Marc Bolan's life, music and legacy.
BBC Radio 2
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China's Terracotta Army
Documentary about the making of the British Museum's biggest exhibition in a generation.
BBC Two