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Can Pay Won't Pay
Paul Lewis looks at the colourful history of tax avoidance and asks what we can learn.
BBC Radio 4
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Welcome to the Quiet Zone
Emile Holba explores the National Quiet Zone, 13,000 square miles of radio silence.
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Olympic Run
Peter White investigates the disappearance of the Cameroon athletes from the 2012 Olympics
BBC Radio 4
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The Detectives
Following Greater Manchester Police detectives as they try to unravel complex cases.
BBC Two
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Teatime at Peggy's
The Alice in Wonderland world of the Anglo-Indians, focusing on a remarkable 92-year-old.
BBC Radio 4
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What the Songbird Said
Angela Saini explores the science of birdsong and its relationship to human language.
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Following the Floating Voters
Shaun Ley follows the changing views of some floating voters.
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Incarnations: India in 50 Lives
The history of India told through the lives of 50 phenomenal people.
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The Thought Chamber
In a room devoid of all light and sound, guests are left alone to reveal their thoughts
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The Lost Art of the TV Theme
Comedian and musician Richard Morton recalls the heyday of the classic TV theme.
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The Folk of the Pennines
Mark Radcliffe walks the Pennine Way to mark its fiftieth anniversary
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Dawn Chorus: The Sounds of Spring
Uninterrupted and unspoiled, the birdsong of sunrise in all its glory.
BBC Four
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The Invisible College
Cathy FitzGerald presents creative writing lessons, aided by the ghosts of writers past.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Audio Describers
Matthew Sweet meets the people who create a whole new cinematic world.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Britain's Hidden Talent: Women Engineers
Susan Marling asks why the UK has the lowest proportion of female engineers in Europe.
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The Rape of Berlin
Investigating mass rapes committed by Soviet troops in Germany at the end of World War II.
BBC Radio 4
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The Great War of Words: Peace before Annihilation?
Michael Portillo explores the possibilities for peace and protest during World War I.
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Lore's Story
Moving story of love and the struggle to find meaning when faced with a terrible illness.
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Twenty Years of Hate
Andrew Hussey on the impact of one of French cinema's most incendiary films, La Haine.
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Vive l'Empereur!
Max Cotton explores the world of Napoleonic re-enactment and the legacy of Waterloo.
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Macau: Monte Carlo of the Orient
How Macau overtook Las Vegas to become the gambling capital of the world.
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Does the House Always Win?
In-game betting is becoming hugely popular, but does it threaten the integrity of sport?
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Women in Blue
Jackie Malton assesses how the police have tackled sexism and misogyny in their ranks.
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The Latte Linguists and Other Espresso Entrepreneurs
Documentary exploring the increasing popularity of coffee shops as places to work from.
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The Sunday Night Drop
A look at the lives of children from divorced parents who travel between parental homes.
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The Buchan Tradition
Nick Rankin explores the literary legacy of the writer John Buchan.
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Future Speak
Tom Armitage decodes digital literacy for the so-called 'second machine age'.
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The Hobsbawm File
The hidden history of Britain's covert programme against communism during the Cold War.
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The Fishwives’ Tale
The women who overcame grief through friendship and sea shanties
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Children of the Scattered Homes
Clare Jenkins tells the story of children cared for in 'scattered homes' of Sheffield.
BBC Radio 4
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Ursula Le Guin at 85
Naomi Alderman talks to novelist Ursula Le Guin and hears from fans including Neil Gaiman.
BBC Radio 4
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Treasures of Ancient Greece
Series in which Alastair Sooke explores the riches and unique legacy of Greek art.
BBC Four
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Is Cancer Money Well Spent?
Matthew Hill investigates how money is spent on cancer treatments.
BBC Radio 4
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Billie Holiday: Fine and Mellow
An exploration of the dramatic life and jazz legacy of singer Billie Holiday
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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3D Bioprinting
Howard Stableford investigates whether advances in 3D printing can benefit nature.
BBC Radio 4
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AA: America's Gift to the World
On the 80th birthday of Alcoholics Anonymous, AL Kennedy tells its story and how it works.
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Twin Peaks
Danny Leigh explains how Twin Peaks changed the television landscape forever.
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Codes that Changed the World
Aleks Krotoski tells the story of the languages that have been used to talk to machines.
BBC Radio 4
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The Faith of Children or Kumbayah and All That
Writers and comedians share personal stories of their first encounters with faith.
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It's All About the Bass: Carol Kaye at 80
The story of the first lady of bass, who worked with Phil Spector and the Beach Boys.
BBC Radio 4
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This is Me Totally Sausage
Henning Wehn looks at the difficulties of speaking and understanding English.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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High Explosive: The Tambora Story
The story of the worst volcanic eruption in human history and its continuing significance.
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360 Arts
Jessica Lack explores public art in the UK through a city's attempt to commission new work
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Ken, Madge and the Strange Rock
The story of a mysterious find on Morecambe beach by one man and his dog.
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Beating the Detector
Anjana Ahuja examines the use of polygraphs, or lie detectors, on sex offenders.
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