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The Pleasures of Brecht
A celebration of the simple joys in life, and Brecht’s poem that described them.
BBC Radio 4
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The Hansa Inheritance
Why does a medieval trading network still have a such a hold on Europe's imagination?
BBC Radio 4
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Shakespeare's Starling
How did a single starling mentioned in Shakespeare cause ecological disaster in the USA?
BBC Radio 4
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India’s Street Cricketers: Crossing Boundaries
How street children from Kolkata got to play cricket at Lord's
BBC Radio 4
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The History of the Treaty of Versailles - in Five Future Wars
Exploring how decisions at the 1919 Paris Peace Conference influenced future conflicts.
BBC Radio 4
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Links to the Past: Pioneers of Ulster Golf
Gerry Kelly explores the history of golf in Ulster.
BBC Two Northern Ireland
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The Secret History of Science and Religion
Nick Spencer examines the historical relationship between science and religion.
BBC Radio 4
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Hometown: A Killing
Mobeen Azhar moves back to Huddersfield to cover the death of Mohammed Yassar Yaqub.
BBC Three
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Our Next Prime Minister
Emily Maitlis presents a debate between the candidates to lead the Conservative Party.
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What's in a Game?
Alex Humphreys asks if video games should be appreciated as a form of art
BBC Radio 4
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A History of Hate
Allan Little explores how hatred has been stoked and manipulated throughout history.
BBC Radio 4
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Translating for Mum and Dad
Dr Humera Iqbal explores the unique experiences faced by young translators.
BBC Radio 4
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Border Music
How does the Irish border shape the art of the musicians who live on either side?
BBC Radio 4
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The Stress Test
Vivienne Parry finds out if we can keep the lights, and everything else, on in the future.
BBC Radio 4
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The Planets
Brian Cox explores the lives of the eight majestic planets that make up our solar system.
BBC Two
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Building a Better Bee
Martha Kearney examines if robotic/genetically modified bees can protect the world’s crops
BBC Radio 4
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Build Me a Fast Bowler
Jonathan Agnew unravels the qualities that make the perfect fast bowler.
BBC Radio 4
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Pick up your stretcher and walk!
Disabled Christians carving out an empowering new ‘theology of disability’.
BBC Radio 4
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Thatcher: A Very British Revolution
The irresistible rise and dramatic downfall of Margaret Thatcher.
BBC Two
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Estate Music
Kieran Yates explores the role council estates play in shaping British music culture.
BBC Radio 4
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David Harewood: Psychosis and Me
David Harewood explores his experience of psychosis and meets young people living with it.
BBC Two
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The Prototype
Hannah Catherine Jones meets instrument inventors challenging the status quo.
BBC Radio 4
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13 Minutes Presents: Artemis II
The BBC’s space podcast. The story of Artemis II: Nasa’s mission to loop around the Moon
BBC World Service
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Destiny and the Brain
Hannah Critchlow on the latest brain research and what it tells us about free will.
BBC Radio 4
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When Parents Split
Philippa Perry explores the psychological manipulation of children during divorce.
BBC Radio 4
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The Devolution Decades
Twenty years on, James Naughtie considers the impact of devolution on UK politics.
BBC Radio 4
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Concerts Inside
Ex-inmate Carl Cattermole discovers stories about concerts that have taken place in jails
BBC Radio 4
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Secrets of the Multi-Level Millionaires: Ellie Undercover
Ellie Flynn goes undercover to investigate a multibillion-pound online selling industry.
BBC Three
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MPs’ Expenses: The Legacy of a Scandal
Professor Matthew Flinders examines the legacy of the MPs' expenses scandal ten years on.
BBC Radio 4
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Can My Eleven Year Old Fix My Life?
Can 11-year-old Arthur bring some positive thinking into his dad’s life?
BBC Radio 4
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Encounters with Victoria
Lucy Worsley explores Queen Victoria's reign through significant encounters.
BBC Radio 4
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The Press, the Police, the Politicians and Their Public
Simon Jack pursues the unfinished scrutiny of press ethics launched by the Leveson inquiry
BBC Radio 4
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We Do Do God
Woolf Institute director Ed Kessler explores the rise of religious fervour in the UK.
BBC Radio 4
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The Great Science Publishing Scandal
Matthew Cobb asks who owns research. Scientists, publishers or the public?
BBC Radio 4
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The Five Faces of Leonardo
Leonardo da Vinci's virtuosity is re-examined through the eyes of contemporary experts..
BBC Radio 4
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Surviving McCarthy
Science writer Ehsan Masood has been searching for survivors from the McCarthy era.
BBC Radio 4
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Call Yourself an Impartial Journalist?
Jonathan Coffey asks what impartiality now means for broadcasters in a polarised society.
BBC Radio 4
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The Art and Science of Blending
Is blending an art or a science? Barry Smith asks why some blends work and others don't.
BBC Radio 4
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