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The Insider's Guide to Writing a Prime Ministerial Memoir
Rory Bremner and guests offer some helpful hints on the subject.
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The Insider's Guide to Writing a Prime Ministerial Memoir
Rory Bremner and guests offer some helpful hints on the subject.
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The iPod Series
David Owen Norris asks which tunes famous historical figures would have had on their iPods
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The Island of Secrets
Haunting sound portrait of Orford Ness in Suffolk, Europe's largest vegetated shingle spit
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The Israeli Madonna
Pete Paphides tells the story of singer Ofra Haza, dubbed the Israeli Madonna.
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The Italian Patient
Annalisa Piras assesses the state of Italy after the return to power of Silvio Berlusconi.
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The Jam Generation
Anne McElvoy looks at the growing political influence of the children of the 1980s
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The Jawbone
Scientists analyse a small jawbone found in Kent's Cavern in Torquay over 80 years ago.
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The Jazz Baroness
Hannah Rothschild tells the story of her eccentric great aunt Pannonica Rothschild.
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The Jewish Connection
Ruth Cowen marks the 150th anniversary of the act which allowed Jews to sit in parliament
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The Job Clinic
Liz Barclay meets job seekers whose search for employment is aided by business mentors
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The Jobseeker's Guide to Parliaments
Lesley Riddoch compares benefits offered to members of British Parliaments and Assemblies.
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The Joke Book
Barry Cryer explores the history of the joke book, from the fourth century to the present.
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The Josephine Hart Poetry Programme
Josephine Hart explores the work of great poets at live events at the British Library
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The Joy of Ceps
Alan Bennell of the Royal Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh praises the humble mushroom.
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The Kalevala: Finland's National Epic
Nick Hennessey explores the mythical world of Finland's national poem, The Kalevala.
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The Keskidee
Alan Dein uncovers the story of the Keskidee in London, Britain's first black arts centre.
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The King of the Swingers
The late Humphrey Lyttelton profiles singer and trumpeter Louis Prima.
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The Kiss at 100
Rowan Pelling visits Vienna to explore the enduring appeal of Gustav Klimt's The Kiss.
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The Lake
An evocative sound portrait of Britain's largest lake, Lough Neagh in Northern Ireland.
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The Lament of Swordy Well
Poet Paul Farley celebrates the work of John Clare through his landmark poem.
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The Lament of the SS Mendi
Jackie Kay remembers the sinking of the SS Mendi in the English Channel in 1917.
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The Landfill Designers
Why are scientists and designers are deliberately planning for failure?
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