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Melting Away
How the ice cover of the planet is melting away due to global warming
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Technology - Servant or Master
Series looking at how technology is changing our world
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Artyfacts
Series taking a closer look at the definitions and history of cultural artefacts
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Greatest Structures in the World
How and why some of the greatest structures in the world were built
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Women Who Dared To Speak
Women who dared to speak out for the causes they believe in
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Gene Story
Human heredity and what's been learnt about our genes and what will be the impact?
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A History of Political Thought
Series looking at political thinkers and sets of political beliefs throughout history
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China's Long March
The Long March of 1934-35, a look at the history of the march and Chinese politics
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The Bitter Pill
Why aren't the pharmaceutical needs of the world's poorest being met?
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Campaigning for Health
Health campaign methods and promoting health around the world
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Ecological Fightback in Latin America
Reports from the front line of the environmental crisis
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Mozart Phenomenon
The life, work, and legacy, of one of history's most popular composers
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So Much Land, So Much Hope
Sem Terra, the huge social movement in Brazil mobilising landless workers
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Violence Begins at Home
Examining the causes and consequences of violence in the home
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The Communications Revolution
Examining the widespread adoption of electronic media
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Urban Planet, Making Cities Work
Examining redevelopment and urban planning around the world
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The Special Rapporteurs
Examining how people's human rights are protected or violated
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Portraits of Jerusalem
Series offering different perspectives on the political and religious climate of Jerusalem
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Pushing back the Curtain
The great Eastern European revolutions of 1989 that ended the Cold War
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World Service Guide to the Information Superhighway
The computing, cable and telephony technologies that have created the digital revolution
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Sichuan Road
One man's journey following in the footsteps of his missionary parents
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Bitter Lake
Adam Curtis's epic story of how Britain, America and Russia got lost in Afghanistan.
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Worldwide Day Of Truce
A day of fasting and prayer for peace led by Pope John Paul II
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The working week
Office workers around the world describe their Monday to Friday lives
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50th Anniversary of The World Service
The pioneer days of BBC World Service, its evolution, and a look at its future
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Fritz Reiner
"Engendering fear was a basic tool": a profile of Hungarian conductor Fritz Reiner
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Stones of Tengenenge
How Zimbabwe's Tengenenge sculpture centre began as a survival strategy
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The Life and Times of Ibn Al Arabi
A profile of the Andalusian scholar of Islam described as 'The Greatest Master'
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Medicine Woman
How civil war threatens the traditional way of life, including folk healing, in Columbia
BBC World Service
