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Schtzngrmm
Alan Dein tells the remarkable story of Austrian 'concrete poet' Ernst Jandl.
BBC Radio 4
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Wilson, Keppel and Several Bettys
Barbara Windsor tells the story of the popular variety act Wilson, Keppel and Betty.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Hilda Doolittle
Diana Collecott on wartime poet Hilda Doolittle with readings by Sara Kestelman.
BBC Radio 4
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Sir Jimmy Savile: As It Happened
A tribute to Jimmy Savile, the DJ who hosted Top of the Pops and Jim'll Fix It.
BBC One
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David Ogilvy: The Original Mad Man
Victor Brierley celebrates the life of the Scot who is now known as the original Mad Man.
BBC Radio Scotland
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The Hudson's Bay Boys
A journey through the arctic landscape with the Scots who worked for the Hudson's Bay Co.
BBC Two Scotland
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God's Composer
Documentary exploring the world of Spanish Renaissance composer, Tomas Luis de Victoria.
BBC Four
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Hemingway in Havana
Susan Marling investigates the debt Ernest Hemingway owed to Cuba, his home for 21 years.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Shane
Golwg nôl ar yrfa ryngwladol Shane Williams. The international career of Shane Williams.
BBC Radio Cymru
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Life is Sweeties
Christine Gillan has been selling sweeties for 35 years and it's a bittersweet farewell.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Make Me A National Treasure
Gyles Brandreth discovers what it takes to become a national treasure.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Voice on the Hill
A tribute to the late Sean Crummey, host of BBC radio and TV's The Folks On The Hill.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Spiorad a' Charthannais
Iomradh air beatha 's bàrdachd Sheonaidh Phàdraig, Bàrd Iarsiadar à sgìr' Ùig Leòdhais.
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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Children's Home at Christmas
Sam Walker joins the Christmas festivities live from a children's home in Manchester.
BBC Radio 5 Live
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2011 Changed My Life
Lesley Ashmall and Nick Garnett meet those whose lives have completely transformed in 2011
BBC Radio 5 Live
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The Arab Spring
Peter Allen looks back at the extraordinary story of the Arab Spring.
BBC Radio 5 Live
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Mrs Dickens's Family Christmas
Sue Perkins exposes the lesser-known reality of the Dickens family Christmas.
BBC Two
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You Have Been Watching... David Croft
Friends, family and colleagues pay tribute to writer, producer and director David Croft.
BBC Two
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Iseabail/Ishbel MacAskill
Cuimhneachan air Iseabail NicAsgail. A tribute to Ishbel MacAskill.
BBC ALBA
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A Year in the Life of the Birsay Fiddler
A year following Orkney fiddler Kristan Harvey, Young Traditional Musician of the Year.
BBC Radio Scotland
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The Making of a Megastar
Gerry Anderson charts the rise of Ciaran Gribbin from gigging singer to INXS frontman.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Inside Fortress Bill
Katie Derham looks at the philanthropic organisation the Gates Foundation.
BBC Radio 4
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Songs for Madame Vasnier
Richard Langham Smith on the songs Debussy wrote for his muse Madame Vasnier.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Resolutions
Children's Laureate Julia Donaldson encourages all to discover the pleasure of reading.
BBC One Scotland
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Nicole's Legacy
The story of Nicole Dryburgh, who raised thousands to help young cancer sufferers.
BBC News
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Sgeulachd Beatha à New York
1/1 Mairead Block ag innse do Mhaureen Nicleòid mu beatha, agus an tennis, ann a New York!
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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Vic Oliver: The First Castaway Remembered
David Baddiel explores the mercurial life of entertainer Vic Oliver.
BBC Radio 4
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How the Humber Changed Our World
How the Humber ports defined the lives of families on both sides of the river.
BBC One
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Pugin: God's Own Architect
Richard Taylor charts Victorian Gothic architect Pugin's extraordinary life story.
BBC Four
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The Brian Matthew Story
James Moir celebrates the Sony Award-winning Brian Matthew, a true icon of the airwaves.
BBC Radio 2
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Toni and Rosi
Documentary about two piano-playing sisters from Vienna who escaped the Nazis.
BBC Four
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Shane
Wales rugby legend Shane Williams reveals the inside story of his rugby career and life.
BBC Two
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The Spike Show: Milligan Remembered
Agent and friend, Norma Farnes reflects on the work of the comedian and writer.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Children of the Tsunami
How the 2011 tsunami and the Fukushima nuclear accident have affected children's lives.
BBC Two
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Taigh Ali
A trip from South Uist to India in the company of Ali and Mary Ann Mohammed's daughters.
BBC ALBA
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Dudley Moore's World of Jazz
Guy Barker explores the talents of Dudley Moore, who released over a dozen jazz albums.
BBC Radio 2
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It's the Way He Told Them - A Tribute to Frank Carson
A host of famous faces pay tribute to the late, great Frank Carson.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Remembering Frank - A Tribute to Frank Carson
Eamonn Holmes leads a collection of tributes to the comedian, who died in February.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Beyond Disability: Adventures of A Blue Badger
Nikki Fox uses her mobility scooter and sense of humour to investigate disability in 2012.
BBC Radio 5 Live
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Simon Weston - My Falklands
Thirty years after the Falklands War, Simon Weston recalls the days that changed his life.
BBC Radio Wales
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Bomb Squad Men: The Long Walk
Three ex-bomb disposal officers review the defining moments of their careers.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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Is Mum Enough?
Growing up in a single parent family, Reggie Yates asks: 'Is Mum Enough'?
BBC Radio 5 Live
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Warriors: Revisiting the Boys of Ballikinrain
An ex-student of the Ballikinrain residential school examines whether the school helps.
BBC One Scotland
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Never Miss An Angle - The Real Walt Disney
Brian Sibley examines the differences between Walt Disney's private and public personas.
BBC Radio 2
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Starting Over
After drugs, prostitution and prison, Annys Darkwa returns to Wales to confront her past.
BBC Radio Wales