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Black Power Salute
A look at the moment when two athletes raised their fists during the 1968 Olympics.
BBC Four
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The NHS: A Difficult Beginning
Celebrating the 60th birthday of the National Health Service, created by Aneurin Bevan.
BBC Two
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In Pursuit of the Dalai Lama
Charles Wheeler recalls the story of the Dalai Lama's flight from Lhasa in March 1959.
BBC Radio 4
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Lady Curzon and a Pineapple
Ian Peacock picks up his spoon and delves into the history of "The King of Fruits”.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Charles Wheeler: The Peacetime Conscripts
Repeat of part of a series in which Charles Wheeler presents a history of national service
BBC Radio 4
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Charles Wheeler: The Child Migrants
Charles Wheeler on the migration of 150,000 children from Britain between 1900 and 1967.
BBC Radio 4
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Charles Wheeler: Evacuation: The True Story
Charles Wheeler marks the 60th anniversary of the wartime evacuation of Britain's cities.
BBC Radio 4
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Charles Wheeler: Coming Home
Charles Wheeler presents personal interpretations of what the end of WWII meant to people.
BBC Radio 4
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100 Years On The Black Hills
An account of how rural life has changed over a century with 102-year-old Gwenllian Davies
BBC Radio Wales
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1908 - The First True Olympics
Dramatised documentary about the controversial first London Olympics in 1908.
BBC Four
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Westminster Follies
Michael White recalls the fiasco of the original construction of the Palace of Westminster
BBC Radio 4
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The John Akii-Bua Story: An African Tragedy
Documentary about athlete John Akii Bua, who won gold at the 1972 Munich Olympics.
BBC Two
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Passport to Liverpool
A look at how Liverpool's maritime history has affected the identity of its citizens.
BBC Four
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Morning in the Streets
1959 documentary showing images of a Liverpool still recovering from the post-war gloom.
BBC
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The Ancient Novel
In search of the ancient novel, Tibor Fischer discovers they're like film scripts.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Strange Case of Oliver Cromwell's Head
Mark Whitaker explores a bizarre and gruesome story.
BBC Radio 4
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America, Empire of Liberty
Justin Webb presents a debate to launch Radio 4's new American history series.
BBC Radio 4
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Greg Dyke on Nye Bevan
Greg Dyke takes a bus tour through Wales and the life of Labour politician Aneurin Bevan.
BBC Four
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Breakout
The story of the 1983 Maze prison escape, told by escape leaders and a prison officer.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Merlin the Legend
A look at the mythical roots in art and literature of Merlin - magician, hero and mystery.
BBC Two Wales
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Peter Manuel - Deireadh an Uilc
Fifty years after serial killer Peter Manuel was hanged, questions still remain.
BBC ALBA
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Ian Hislop Goes off the Rails
Ian Hislop looks at the 1963 Beeching Report, which closed a third of the UK's railways.
BBC Four
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Am Posadh Hiortadh
A drama-documentary examining life on St Kilda prior to the 1930 evacuation.
BBC ALBA
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The Day the Troubles Began
Documentary about the Civil Rights march that took place in Derry on October 5th, 1968.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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In Search of Spanish Flu
Virologists attempt to detect the genetic footprint of Spanish Flu by exhuming a body.
BBC Four
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Come Out, Come Out Wherever You Are!
The story of the biggest prisoner-of-war break out in Britain.
BBC Two Wales
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How the Stone Came Home
Elizabeth Quigley looks back at the day in 1996 when the Stone came home.
BBC Radio Scotland
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The Crown Jewel
Dan Gordon uncovers the history of Belfast's famous Crown liquor saloon.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Belsen After Belsen
The story of the former prisoners who had to remain in Belsen after it was liberated.
BBC Radio 4
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Armistice
David Reynolds takes a fresh look at the events that brought about the armistice of 1918.
BBC Four
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Keepsakes of Conflict: Remembering World War One
Mark Stephen hears the individual stories that reveal the scale of the First World War.
BBC Radio Scotland
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People's Century
The stories of those who suffered in the depression that followed the Wall Street Crash.
BBC Two
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Return of the Helmet
Phil Carradice presents the story of Hywel Davies from Abergavenny.
BBC Radio Wales
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Celebrating Cecilia!
Soprano Catherine Bott asks why St Cecilia still inspires composers and musicians.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Lament of the SS Mendi
Jackie Kay remembers the sinking of the SS Mendi in the English Channel in 1917.
BBC Radio 4
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Walter Tull: Forgotten Hero
The story of a pioneering black British footballer who died heroically in WWI.
BBC Four
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An Ciuin Mac Adhaimh
Documentary about a Presbyterian businessman from Belfast.
BBC Two Northern Ireland
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Shooting Soviets: Cartier-Bresson in Moscow
The story of photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson's journey to the Soviet Union in 1954.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Merthyr War Memorial: Behind the Stone
The story behind the Pontmorlais First World War memorial in Merthyr Tydfil.
BBC Two Wales
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The 'Stute
Looking back at the time when the Oakdale Miners Institute was a thriving cultural centre.
BBC Two
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Escape from Marseilles
Documentary about a Frenchwoman who escaped to Wales during the Second World War.
BBC Radio Wales
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A Woman in Love and War: Vera Brittain
Dramatisation of the life of Vera Brittain, a young woman who survived the First World War
BBC One
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The Human Button
Historian Prof Peter Hennessy speaks to the people who operate Britain's nuclear deterrent
BBC Radio 4