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Biafra Revisited
Nobel Prize-winning author Wole Soyinka revisits Biafra to confront the ghosts of his past
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Big Bang Day: Engineering Solutions
Adam Hart-Davis follows the construction of the Large Hadron Collider atom smasher at CERN
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Big Bang Day: The Genuine Particle
Steve Punt's fast-moving comedy, set 100 metres underground in the Large Hadron Collider.
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Big Bang Day: The Making of CERN
Quentin Cooper explores the history of CERN, the European particle physics laboratory
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Big Fish, Small Ponds
David McKie explores some of Britain's most evocative spots and their local heroes
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Big Game, Little Game
Mark Stephen charts a job swap between gamekeepers from the Kalahari and the Angus Glens
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Big in Bangalore, Big in Beijing
Rajan Datar follows the exodus of western bands to India and China
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Biggles: Adventures Through Time
Alexander Armstrong explores the lasting appeal of action hero Biggles.
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Bigipedia
The omniscient friend you know from your computer and laser watch takes over Radio 4
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Bill Mitchell: The Man Who Wrestled Pumas... Probably
Miriam Margolyes on the life and career of 'deep' voice-over artist Bill Mitchell.
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Billy Bunter's Birthday Bash
Gyles Brandreth pays tribute to Billy Bunter and his creator Frank Richards.
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Billy Liar: Fifty Years On
Blake Morrison goes in search of the world evoked by Keith Waterhouse's novel Billy Liar.
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Billy Preston: That's the Way God Planned It
Rick Wakeman explores the life and music of the so-called Fifth Beatle.
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Biometrics: An Identity Crisis
Gerry Northam investigates the science and debate around the use of biometrics.
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Biomimicry: Inspired by Nature
Scientist and broadcaster Prof Trevor Cox explores a new wave of biomimicry.
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Birds and the Battlefield
BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner examines the links between soldiers and birds.
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Black and White Towns
Journalist John Harris examines the influence of the suburbs in British rock music.
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Black History Month & The Usual Suspects
Has Black History Month evolved since its introduction in 1987? Josie d'Arby finds out.
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Black Men Can't Swim
Why do fewer black people swim in the UK than the population as a whole?
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Black Screen Britain
Burt Caesar explores how British film and TV portrayed post-war African-Caribbean migrants
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Black Students in Red Russia
The story of the students who were sent from developing countries to study in the USSR.
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Blair's Endgame: The Backbench Diaries
Audio diaries of Labour MPs during Tony Blair's final months in office.
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