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The New MBAs
How has the global ecomonic crash affected the courses taught in business schools?
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The New Scramble for Africa
Mike Wooldridge reports on the quiet economic inroads into Africa being made by India.
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The New Two Cultures
Scientist and arts lover Dr Mark Lythgoe looks at the divide between the disciplines
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The News At Bedtime
Comedy by Ian Hislop and Nick Newman covering the news in the world of nursery rhymes
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The NHS at 60 - National Doctors
Chris Bowlby looks at the role of doctors over the sixty-year history of the NHS
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The NHS at 60: The Cost of Health
A series of debates examining funding dilemmas as the NHS marks its sixtieth anniversary
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The Number 1 Ladies' Opera House
Alexander McCall Smith's project to open an opera house in a disused garage in Botswana.
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The Oldest Bible
Roger Bolton tells the story of the Codex Sinaiticus, the world's oldest bible.
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The Omnipresent Mr Handel
How Handel became, through his oratorios, a favourite of the working and middle classes.
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The Original Godfathers
Paul Jackson celebrates the prolific writing partnership of Frank Muir and Denis Norden.
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The Other Heartlands
How history and landscape have shaped political allegiances in remote parts of Britain
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The Oxbridge Murder
David Baddiel investigates the events which led to the foundation of Cambridge University.
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The Oxford Mutiny
James Cracknell recalls the extraordinary events leading up to the 1987 Boat Race.
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The Pain of Emotion
Vivienne Parry explores the similarities between emotional and physical pain.
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The Pain of Laughter: The Last Days of Kenneth Williams
Rob Brydon explores the complex character of Kenneth Williams
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