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Happy 40th Birthday Radio Ulster
John Bennett and Kerry McLean look back at 1975 with music and memories.
BBC Radio Ulster
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BBC Radio Ulster at 40 - A History
William Crawley celebrates BBC Radio Ulster's distinctive history since 1975.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Christmas Stockings in the Dugout
A look at the care that went into choosing gifts for soldiers in the First World War.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Who Killed Ian Parry?
The story of Ian Parry, a photojournalist who died during the Romanian revolution in 1989.
BBC Radio Wales
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Nadolig yn y Ffosydd
Ifor ap Glyn sy'n rhoi hanes cadoediad enwog 1914 - a blas ar y cofio eleni.
BBC Radio Cymru
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So Here I Am: 100 Years of Crofting
James Hunter on crofting 100 years after the crofters of Braes fought for land rights.
BBC ALBA
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Irving Henry Jones Remembers WWI
Irving Henry Jones recalls his experiences of the First World War.
BBC Radio Wales
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Hermitage Revealed
The stories that have shaped St Petersburg's State Hermitage Museum's varied history.
BBC Four
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Kitch!
Musician and poet Anthony Joseph tries to get to the heart of Calypso star Lord Kitchener
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Britain's Tudor Treasure: A Night at Hampton Court
Lucy Worsley and David Starkey celebrate the 500th anniversary of Hampton Court.
BBC Two
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Churchill's Grave
William Crawley visits Winston Churchill's final resting place in Bladon, Oxfordshire
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Joy of Mozart
Tom Service delves into the life and times of Mozart to try and rediscover his greatness.
BBC Four
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The Secret Horse: Quest for the True Appaloosa
A horsewoman sets off to find the truth about the origins of the Appaloosa spotted horse.
BBC Four
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The Secret Sex Life of Robert Burns
Keara Murphy investigates the lives of the mothers of Robert Burns's illegitimate children
BBC Radio Scotland
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Diplomats and Double Agents
Billy Kay explores the strong links between espionage and diplomacy in Scottish history.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Surviving the Holocaust - Freddie Knoller's War
Holocaust survivor Freddie Knoller talks about being a young Jewish man during WWII.
BBC Two
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Churchill: The Nation's Farewell
Jeremy Paxman examines whether Churchill's legacy still has resonance today.
BBC One
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The Churchill Obituary
Obituary to Sir Winston Churchill on the 50th anniversary of his death.
BBC Two
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The Holocaust - My Family Story
Adrian Goldberg tells his family's story of the Holocaust.
BBC Radio 5 Live
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Touched by Auschwitz
Feature-length documentary exploring the experiences of six Auschwitz survivors.
BBC Two
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Holocaust Memorial Day
An event commemorating the liberation of Auschwitz concentration camp on January 27, 1945.
BBC Two
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The Last Journey of the Magna Carta King
Dr Ben Robinson retraces the dramatic last days of King John.
BBC One
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David Starkey's Magna Carta
A look at the origins of Magna Carta, a document underpinning British liberties since 1215
BBC Two
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The Children of the Holocaust
Holocaust survivors tell their stories of Nazi persecution in animation and interviews.
BBC Four
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Balla Berlin - an slighe gu saorsa/The Berlin Wall - Escape to Freedom
The story of the Berlin Wall.
BBC ALBA
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Shakespeare's Mother: The Secret Life of a Tudor Woman
Michael Wood tells the story of Mary Arden, an ordinary woman in a time of revolution.
BBC Four
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The Last Journey of the Magna Carta King
Dr Ben Robinson retraces the dramatic last days of King John.
BBC Four
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Scotland's Plague Years
Author Louise Welsh explores historic bubonic plague outbreaks in Scotland.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Teenage Tommies - Learning Zone
A moving five-story tribute to Britain's heroic boy soldiers of World War I.
BBC Two
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Simon Weston's Welsh Guards
Simon Weston celebrates and commemorates the history of the Welsh Guards.
BBC Radio Wales
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My Chinese New Year
Actress Jing Lusi explores her cultural heritage and the meaning of Chinese New Year.
BBC One
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Nelson in His Own Words
Drama documentary exploring the life of Horatio Nelson through his own letters.
BBC Two
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David Starkey's Magna Carta
A look at the origins of Magna Carta, a document underpinning British liberties since 1215
BBC Two
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Food in the Frame
Ruby Tandoh on the fascinating, evolving role played by food in art over the centuries.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Voices From Our Industrial Past: Women
Emma Griffin examines the lives of working women during the industrial revolution.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Dividing the Sexes
Louise Welsh explores how society has attempted to categorise intersex people.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Beyond Belief: The Cranston Family at War
Bob Dickson tells the story of the seven Cranston sons who went off to fight in WW1.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Suburbia
An exploration of the history, cultures and aspects of British life found in suburbia.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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A Wing and a Prayer
Battle of Britain fighter pilots recall the summer of 1940. Presented by Misha Glenny.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Return of the Lost King - An Inside Out Special
Following the prepartions to reinter the remains of King Richard III.
BBC One
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The Valleys Fighter
A look back at some of the boxing champions that have come from the south Wales valleys.
BBC One Wales
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Drills, Dentures and Dentistry: An Oral History
How dentistry has been transformed from a backstreet horror show into a modern science.
BBC Four
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Blast of the Century
Poet John Cooper Clarke looks at Vorticism, a radical but short-lived British art movement
BBC Radio 4
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Good Morning Vietnam Revisited
Adrian Cronauer shares the true story of his time as an iconic radio DJ in Vietnam.
BBC Radio 2
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Hollow Earth: A Travel Guide
Comedian Robin Ince takes us on a tour of a world beneath the earth's crust.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The (Half) Life of Strontium
A poetic meditation on the element uniting Nagasaki, Argyll and a mutant bounty hunter.
BBC Radio 4
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We Real Cool: The Poetry of Gwendolyn Brooks
A portrait of poet Gwendolyn Brooks, narrated by her daughter Nora Brooks Blakely.
BBC Radio 4
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The Poet and the Murderer
A gripping true story of poetry, murder and the art of forgery.
BBC Radio 4
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Quarry Boys: The Welsh at Gallipoli
The Welsh soldiers who fought at Gallipoli have been written out of history, until now.
BBC Radio Wales