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The Search for the Lost Manuscript: Julian of Norwich
The story of Revelations of Divine Love, the first book written in English by a woman.
BBC Four
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World Cup '66 Live
England's 1966 World Cup victory celebrated in a live stage show from Wembley.
BBC Radio 2
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An Dà Dhòmhnall
Sgeulachd thiamhaidh on Chiad Chogadh mu dhithis leis an aon ainm, ceangailt' le mearachd
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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Britain's Pompeii: A Village Lost in Time
Alice Roberts joins the team excavating a 3,000-year-old Bronze Age village in the Fens.
BBC Four
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Songs for the Dead
Marie-Louise Muir explores the lost tradition of keening for the dead in Ireland.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Mystery of Van Gogh's Ear
What happened on the December night when Vincent van Gogh took a blade to his own ear?
BBC Two
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The Flying Scotsman
Tom Ingall tells the story of the restored Flying Scotsman's journey from London to York.
BBC Radio Scotland
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The Rhyl Thing
Caryl Parry Jones returns to her hometown of Rhyl for a musical reflection on its history.
BBC Radio Wales
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All Aboard! The Country Bus
A bus journey in real time through the iconic landscape of the Yorkshire Dales.
BBC Four
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It Takes All Sorts
Actress Lillian Gish tells Howard Lockhart how DW Griffith influenced her screen career.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Severn Bridge at 50: A High Wire Act
Celebrating the 50th birthday of the Severn Bridge.
BBC One Wales
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Eva Braun - Bean Hitler/Eva Braun - Hitler's Wife
An intimate portrait of Eva Braun, Hitler's wife.
BBC ALBA
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London 1666
Landmark event to commemorate the 350th anniversary of the Great Fire of London.
BBC Four
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Còmhstri Scott & Amundsen/Duel - Scott & Amundsen
Tracing the twin expeditions of Robert Falcon Scott and Roald Amundsen to the South Pole.
BBC ALBA
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The British Film Studios - Pinewood
John Huntley traces the history of one of Britain’s most iconic centres of film making.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Incredible Story of Marie Antoinette's Watch with Nicholas Parsons
Nicholas Parsons goes in search of the most valuable and famous watch in the world.
BBC Four
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Scotland and the Klan
A look at Scotland's possible links to racism in America's Deep South.
BBC Two Scotland
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Lost in France
Neville Southall goes in search of Leigh Roose, the first celebrity footballer.
BBC Radio Wales
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Hunting the Nazi Gold Train
Dan Snow leads an investigation into the hunt for a buried Nazi gold train.
BBC Two
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Huge and Mighty Men of Valour
Sir Trevor McDonald presents the untold story of the West Indies' role in the Great War.
BBC Radio 2
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Aberfan: A Survivor's Journey
Aberfan survivor Gaynor Madgwick tells the story of the disaster.
BBC Radio Wales
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Aberfan: Covering a Catastrophe
Felicity Evans meets some of the journalists who reported on the Aberfan disaster.
BBC Radio Wales
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Aberfan: Memory and Meaning
Dai Smith asks what meaning might be found in the deaths of so many people at Aberfan.
BBC Radio Wales
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The Welsh Women of Patagonia
Sian Harries hears how Welsh women in Patagonia were the first in the world to vote.
BBC Radio Wales
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Surviving Aberfan
The people of Aberfan tell their stories of loss, miraculous survival and heroic rescue.
BBC One Wales
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Aberfan: The Green Hollow
A film poem to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster. From 2016
BBC One Wales
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The Greatest Tomb on Earth: Secrets of Ancient China
Dan Snow, Professor Alice Roberts and Dr Albert Lin investigate a mighty tomb in China.
BBC Two
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Finding the Good Earth
Euron Griffith goes in search of the land given to fans of Manfred Mann's Earth Band.
BBC Radio Wales
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Aberfan Memorial Concert
Roy Noble introduces a special concert on the fiftieth anniversary of the Aberfan disaster
BBC Radio Wales
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Television's Opening Night: How the Box Was Born
An attempt to restage the first official broadcast on British television 80 years later.
BBC Four
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The Lost Chapel of Westminster
Mark D'Arcy reports on new research recreating the lost Royal Chapel of St Stephen's.
BBC Parliament
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Voices of the Earth
Andrew Motion responds to the subject of climate change in a unique audio poem.
BBC Radio 4
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In the Lumber Room With Saki
A celebration of the dark short stories of 'Saki', the British writer killed at the Somme.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Black Nurses: The Women Who Saved the NHS
How Caribbean and African women came to the UK to save the then ailing health service.
BBC Four
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Good Times, Bad Times
Ricky Ross tells the story of Timex in Dundee, through the good times and the bad times.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Titanic's Tragic Twin: The Britannic Disaster
A look at how and why the Britannic, sister ship of the Titanic, 100 years after it sank.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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The Tarpaulin - A Biography
Historian Dina Gusejnova tells the story of tarpaulin from the 17th Century to now.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Sikhs of Smethwick
Filmmaker Billy Dosanjh celebrates 50 years of the Sikhs in his hometown of Smethwick.
BBC Four
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The Mayflower Pilgrims: Behind the Myth
Documentary exploring the Pilgrims' journey across the Atlantic in the early 17th century.
BBC Two
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Lloyd George and His Women
Carolyn Hitt explores the complicated love life of David Lloyd George.
BBC Radio Wales
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Project Children: Defusing the Troubles
How an NYPD bomb-disposal expert helped defuse the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Dan Snow on Lloyd George: My Great-Great-Grandfather
Dan Snow traces the story of his forebear, Liberal prime minister David Lloyd George.
BBC One Wales
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Ceann an Righ/The King's Head
A' sealltainn aghaidh an righ Raibeart Brus. Revealing the face of Robert the Bruce.
BBC ALBA
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The Spirit of Invergordon
Writer Hamish MacDonald explores the 1931 Invergordon naval mutiny and its fallout.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Evans the Exile and Thomas the Missionary
The story of Robert Jermain Thomas, who created a unique bond between Wales and Korea.
BBC Radio Wales
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Our Summer: The story of Wales at Euro 2016
Relive the Welsh squad's epic journey through Euro 2016. Narrated by Erin Richards.
BBC Radio Wales