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The Brandreth Rules for the Great Offices
Former MP Gyles Brandreth's rules for Parliamentary office, based on years of experince.
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The Brandreth Rules for the Great Offices
Former MP and broadcaster Giles Brandreth presents his rules for Parliamentary office
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The British Mosque
Architectural historian Joe Kerr assesses the design and quality of Britain's mosques.
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The British Reggae Revolution
Don Letts examines how Britain produced its own reggae revolution in the late 1970s.
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The British Whales
The British Isles are littered with whales, real and imagined. Kathleen Jamie investigates
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The Brits in Bollywood
Sarfraz Manzoor reports on a new wave of British Asians reaching the screens of Bollywood.
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The Broken Melody
Musician George Kennaway recalls the life of the 19th-century cellist Auguste van Biene.
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The Brothers
Two brothers start a website-design company. Stars Adam Godley and Raymond Coulthard
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The Brown Years
Steve Richards tells the inside story of Gordon Brown's time as prime minister
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The Bus Pass Road Trips
Dominic Arkwright meets senior citizens who have used their bus passes to take to the road
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The Bush Legacy
As President Bush prepares to leave the White House, Justin Webb examines his legacy.
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The Buzz of Politics
Gerry Northam examines the use of the beehive as a metaphor for state government.
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The Call in the Middle of the Night
Jonathan Powell interviews key advisers to American presidents and British prime ministers
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The Callaghan Factor
Michael White recalls the last time a Labour PM took over from his predecessor in mid-term
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The Candidates
Shaun Ley examines the motivations of aspiring MPs; is a new type of candidate emerging?
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The Cannabis Trade
Winifred Robinson tracks the movement of cannabis, from grower to consumer
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The Carabinieri Art Squad
Alex Butterworth meets the police team protecting Italy's priceless culture.
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The Carl Rosa Opera
The story of a British musical institution that took grand opera to the provinces.
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The Cases That Changed Our World
Clive Coleman tells the stories of little-known but influential legal cases
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The Castle
Hie ye to The Castle,a rollicking sitcom set way back then with James Fleet & Neil Dudgeon
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The Castle: A Portrait in Sound
Chris Watson's evocative and powerful soundscape of Dunstanburgh Castle in Northumberland.
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