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Fonteyn '59: Sleeping Beauty
Darcey Bussell introduces a 1959 BBC archive recording of Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty.
BBC Four
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The Great North Passion
Thousands gather in South Shields for a Good Friday retelling of the story of the Passion.
BBC One
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Fonteyn '59: Sleeping Beauty Extended
Darcey Bussell introduces the original, complete version of Sleeping Beauty from 1959.
BBC Four
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The Britain that Women Made
A look at five female artists spanning a pivotal period of female creativity in Britain.
BBC Two
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Digging for Ireland
Outstanding archaeology from Ireland, including perfectly preserved Iron Age bog bodies.
BBC Two Northern Ireland
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Summoned by Bells
John Betjeman recalls in vivid detail the agonies and the delights of growing up. (1976)
BBC
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Vivienne Westwood Talks to Kirsty Wark
Kirsty Wark interviews fashion icon Vivienne Westwood.
BBC Four
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Man Booker Prize Shortlist
A special event with all six writers at the Cheltenham Literature Festival 2014.
BBC
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Bob Harris: My Nashville
'Whispering' Bob Harris reveals why Nashville became America's country music capital.
BBC Four
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Johnny Cash: The Man, His World, His Music
1969 film that captures the Man in Black at his peak.
BBC Four
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The Somme in Seven Poems
Animated poems relaying the experiences of poets during the Battle of the Somme.
BBC Two
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Gerry Anderson Tribute Concert
A musical celebration in memory of the unique broadcasting talent of Gerry Anderson.
BBC
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The Mad Hatter's Tea Party
A hip hop dance version of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland from the Royal Opera House.
BBC
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Monteverdi in Mantua - the Genius of the Vespers
Simon Russell Beale explores the story of the Monteverdi Vespers of 1610.
BBC Two
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Words First: Searching
An exclusive collaborative poem performed live on stage by twenty UK spoken word artists
BBC Radio 1
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Beardsley and his Work
Aubrey Beardsley's drawings still retain their power to amuse and to shock. (1982)
BBC
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Francis Bacon: Fragments Of A Portrait
A film study of Francis Bacon's paintings, which have been called sick and corrupt. (1966)
BBC
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Glastonbury: The Udder Side
The other side of Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis - his life as a working dairy farmer.
BBC
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Love and Betrayal in India: The White Mughal
William Dalrymple reveals an affair between a British officer and a Mughal princess.
BBC Four
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Mumbai High: The Musical
Documentary musical set in a school in the Dharavi slum in Mumbai.
BBC Four
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An Evening with Andrew Lloyd Webber
The composer presents an evening of music and conversation with his guests.
BBC
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The Joy of Rachmaninoff
A trip through Russia on the trail of the melodies of Russian giant Sergei Rachmaninoff.
BBC Four
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Lemmy: In His Own Words
The Motorhead frontman/songwriter Lemmy's own overview of his journey in rock 'n' roll.
BBC Four
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Being the Brontës
Martha Kearney, Helen Oyeyemi and Lucy Mangan dive into the lives of the Brontë sisters.
BBC Two
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Scotland's Favourite Book
Kirsty Wark reveals the nation's top ten favourite Scottish novels.
BBC One Scotland
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The Marvellous World of Roald Dahl
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BBC Two
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The Roundhouse Poetry Slam Final 2016
The next generation of spoken word artists compete in the Roundhouse Poetry Slam Final.
BBC
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Wagner's Ring Cycle
Wagner's monumental music drama, in a critically acclaimed production by Opera North.
BBC Four
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Art of France
Andrew Graham-Dixon takes viewers on a stunning visual journey through French art history.
BBC Four
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Desmond Carrington - All Time Great
Clare Teal celebrates one of Radio 2's greatest presenters Desmond Carrington.
BBC Radio 2
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Jo Wood's "Musical Muses"
Jo Wood looks at the inspirations behind some of the most iconic songs ever written.
BBC Radio 2
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The Big Painting Challenge
Amateur artists attempt to perfect their skills and be crowned the overall champion.
BBC One
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Tom Waits: Tales from a Cracked Jukebox
Using archive, recordings and interviews, a trip through the world of Tom Waits' music.
BBC Four
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Writing a New Caribbean
Elisha Efua Bartels talks to a new generation of writers coming out of the Caribbean.
BBC Radio 4
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Madame Tussaud: A Legend in Wax
The remarkable true story of the woman behind the worldwide waxworks empire.
BBC Four
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Nemone's Electronic 90s
Nemone looks back at dance music of the 1990s with guests from the era.
BBC Radio 2
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The Secret Science of Pop
Professor Armand Leroi uses science to try to find the secret to pop music success.
BBC Four
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Britain in Focus: A Photographic History
Eamonn McCabe explores the fascinating and remarkable story of British photography.
BBC Four
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The Man Who Shot Tutankhamun
The story of photographer Harry Burton, who documented the Tutankhamun excavation.
BBC Four
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On Camera: Photographers at the BBC
A revealing insight into several great modern photographers, drawn from the BBC's archive.
BBC Four
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Smile! The Nation's Family Album
A portrait how of we have documented our changing lives via the family photograph.
BBC Four
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The Shires: New Country
A look at the rise of The Shires as they launch their second album and head to Nashville.
BBC Four
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Vera Lynn - The Sweetheart of the United Kingdom
Michael Freedland celebrates the centenary of Forces' Sweetheart, Vera Lynn.
BBC Radio 2
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Britain at War: Imperial War Museum at 100
Celebrity advocates explore ten key objects from the Imperial War Museums's collection.
BBC Two