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Textbook Diplomacy
Mark Whitaker reports on a European trend towards teaching history to overcome mistrust.
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Thank You For My Freedom
Former hostage John McCarthy meets the man who negotiated his release from captivity.
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That Mitchell and Webb Sound
Comedy sketch show, written by and starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb
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That Reminds Me
Another chance to hear Sir Clement Freud at the 2000 Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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That's All Folks! The Mel Blanc Story
Jimmy Hibbert tells the story of the 20th century's greatest cartoon voice.
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That's No Job for an Asian!
Yasmeen Khan explores the current state of British Asian comedy.
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The 19th Century 'Greens'?
What would Wordsworth have made of modern Greens? Prof James Woudhuysen investigates.
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The A-Z of Dr Johnson: Words, Words, Words
Sue Perkins explores the house of Dr Johnson, author of the great English dictionary.
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The AA Bible
Alcoholics Anonymous calls it "the Bible" : literary critic John Sutherland delves deeper.
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The ABC of the BBC
Interspersed readings from poetry collections by Eleanor Farjeon and Wendy Cope.
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The Accidental Beauties of Silly Songs
Author Alexander McCall Smith explores W H Auden's fascination with music and song.
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The Accidental Volunteer
Sian Pari Huws visits Rhayader in Mid Wales which seems to be run entirely by volunteers.
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The Advance of the Giant Crabs
David Lomax reports on the story of the Kamchatka crabs brought to the Arctic by Stalin.
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The Age of Ming
Sir Menzies Campbell's battle to shake off claims that he was too old to be Lib Dem leader
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The Age of the Genome
Richard Dawkins decodes the discoveries and mysteries of the human genome sequence
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The Alistair Cooke Memorial Lecture 2008
David Mamet delivers this year's lecture on the subject of language.
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The Alternative Women's Institute
Comedy from Josie Long, Danielle Ward, Isy Suttie, Margaret Cabourn-Smith and Zoe Gardner.
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The Ambassador's Reception
Maureen Freely retraces the steps of a journey made by Arthur Miller and Harold Pinter.
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