BBC Radio 4
Shooting Soviets: Cartier-Bresson in Moscow
The story of photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson's journey to the Soviet Union in 1954.
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Shopkeepers of the Nation
Two-part documentary in which Hardeep Singh Kohli traces the history of the corner shop
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Should We Listen to Philosophers?
Philosopher Julian Baggini asks if we pay too much, or not enough, attention to his kind.
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Sidekick
Writer Frank Cottrell Boyce helps culture's sidekicks step out of the hero's shadow.
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Sidelined...Our Asian Footballers Are Missing!
Yasmeen Khan asks why there are so few British Asian professional footballers.
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Signs of Change
The student protestors whose 1970 campaign eventually led to the Welsh Language Act.
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Simply Absurd
Terry Jones explores what modern comedy owes to the surrealism of Theatre of the Absurd.
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Simpson in Afghanistan
John Simpson reports from Afghanistan and asks how things have gone wrong.
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Single White Rhino
Rosamund Kidman-Cox explores the role of breeding programmes for endangered species
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Sitting for Fay
Christine Finn explores photographer Fay Godwin's portraits of leading literary figures.
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Six Characters in Search of an Answer
A look at Robb Wilton's Mr Muddlecombe, a JP more interested in profit than the law
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