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Gay Life After Saddam
Aasmah Mir asks whether life has got worse for gay Iraqis since the fall of Saddam Hussein
BBC Radio 5 Live
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A London Calling
Angharad James, a Welsh priest whose vocation has taken her to a violent part of London.
BBC Radio Wales
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Bleddyn Willliams - The Prince of Centres
A tribute to Bleddyn Williams, one of Wales's greatest rugby players, who died in 2009.
BBC One Wales
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Cat on A Hot Tin Roof
Kwame Kwei-Armah tells the story of playwright Thomas 'Tennessee' Williams.
BBC Radio 2
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Henry Cyril Paget: Lord Of The Dance
How was "dancing marquess" Henry Cyril Paget bankrupted by his love of theatre?
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Odd Men In
Actor Harry Towb describes his life as a Jewish boy growing up in Northern Ireland.
BBC Two
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The Trouble With 40
The hilarious and heartbreaking story of the generation who grew up during the Troubles.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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An Interior Life
The story of Bernard, an 86-year-old gay man who lost his partner in 2005.
BBC Radio 4
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The Last Volunteer - A Tribute to Henry Allingham
A tribute to the oldest surviving volunteer serviceman of the First World War.
BBC Two
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Merry Widows
Women whose much-loved husbands have died describe finding unexpected happiness afterwards
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Operation Pied Piper
Docudrama recreating the mass evacuation of 3 million children at the start of WWII.
BBC Radio 2
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The Poet of Sparty Lea: In Search of Barry MacSweeney
Young poet Tom Chivers reclaims the reputation of counter-cultural poet Barry MacSweeney.
BBC Radio 4
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An t-Hiortach
Norman John Gillies, the last surviving male St Kildan, returns to his island brithplace.
BBC ALBA
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Sport's Unsung Heroes
Saluting the work of people in the UK who give their time to help others excel in sport.
BBC Two
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Youssou N'Dour at 50: Africa's Greatest Star
Robin Denselow profiles musician Youssou N'Dour as he reaches his 50th birthday.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Walking Wounded
An uncompromising look at the experiences of ex-soldiers as they adapt to civilian life.
BBC Two Scotland
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Bowling for Love
Following a bowls community and the friendships and romances formed on and off the green.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Tom Jones Story
Rob Brydon tells the story of the Welsh singer who made it from the Valleys to Vegas.
BBC Radio 2
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Munro: Mountain Man
The life of adventurer Hugh Munro, who climbed and listed the high peaks of Scotland.
BBC Four
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Balaich Eileen
Actress Eileen McCallum's journey for her grandchildren, who have muscular dystrophy.
BBC ALBA
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Over The Rainbow With Yip Harburg
Broadcaster Stephen Evans explores the life and work of lyricist Yip Harburg.
BBC Radio 4
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In the Footsteps of Blair Mayne
Eddie Irvine walks in the footsteps of his hero, World War Two legend Blair Mayne.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Hill of Dreams
Short film following pensioner Shirley as she climbs the ancient hill fort of Twmbarlwm.
BBC One Wales
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The Negro Tragedian
The story of Ira Aldridge, a 19th-century actor who defied racial prejudice.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Robin Hood and the Cuban Revolutionaries
Errol Flynn's final year, which he spent in Cuba around the time of the revolution.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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David Lean and his Dedicated Maniacs
Oscar-winning director David Lean's colleagues share their memories of working with him.
BBC Four
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My Yiddisher Mother Tongue
David Schneider goes on a personal journey through Yiddish culture and language.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Brian Cox's Jute Journey
A journey into Brian Cox's past, and the jute trade which once linked Dundee with India.
BBC Two Scotland
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La Chanson de Serge: The Serge Gainsbourg Story
Malcolm McLaren visits the people and places central to Serge Gainsbourg's life story.
BBC Radio 6 Music
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Runaway Train
The amazing true story of Canadian railwayman Wesley McDonald and a runaway train.
BBC Radio 4
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Barbra Streisand: The Way I Am
Paul Gambaccini talks to award-winning singer, actress and director Barbra Streisand.
BBC Radio 2
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My Secret War
Eileen Younghusband from Sully in South Wales tells of her crucial role in WWII.
BBC Radio Wales
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Podfather
The story of silicon chip inventor Robert Noyce, godfather of today's digital world.
BBC Four
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Return from Guantanamo
Journalist Sami al-Hajj talks to Gavin Esler about the years he was held in Guantanamo Bay
BBC Radio 4
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Liza Tarbuck In the Lounge With Andy Williams
Liza Tarbuck talks to singer Andy Williams about his life in music.
BBC Radio 2
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Tiger Baywatch
A look back at how making a soap opera based in Butetown affected the local community.
BBC Two
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The Entrepreneur's Wound
Top business people discuss the effect that their traumatic childhood had on them.
BBC Radio 4
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Shandy and Snowballs
Chick Young and his guests look back at their early experiences on the bevvy.
BBC Radio Scotland
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J Meade Falkner's Bag of Paradoxes
David Almond tells the story of the author of 'Moonfleet'.
BBC Radio 7
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The Day The Wall Fell
Jeremy Vine marks the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
BBC Radio 2
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Africa's Walk of Hope
Olivia Giles, a quadruple amputee, establishes a charity to help amputees in Africa.
BBC One Scotland
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The Two-Minute Silence
Clare Jenkins meets people with their own reasons for observing the two-minute silence.
BBC Radio 4