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The World Tonight
In depth reporting, intelligent analysis and major breaking news from a global perspective
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The World Tonight
With Claire Bolderson. Somalia's deputy president says the country will merge with Ethiopia. And is 2007 make or break year for the NHS?
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The World Tonight
With Robin Lustig. Somalia's power vaccuum: will the African Union send in peacekeepers? Bush's plan for Iraq will mean more troops. And Britons are Europe's worst credit junkies.
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The World Tonight
President Bush continues to reshuffle his top team, but can they turn the tide in Iraq? What can be done to get more women into the top jobs in business and politics.
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The Wreck of the Alba
Michael Bird uncovers the significance of The Wreck of the Alba, painted by Alfred Wallis.
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The Yellow Fleet
The story of the Merchant Navy ships trapped in the Suez Canal during the 1967 Six Day War
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The Yellowplush Papers
Series of five comic tales by William Makepeace Thackeray, adapted by Stephen Wyatt
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There Was a Young Man from Limerick
John Hegley celebrates the limerick and delves into its history.
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There's More Here Than I Thought
Writer Kate Mosse explores the extraordinary life of artist Winifred Gill.
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There's More to Life Than London
Stuart Cosgrove explains why not everyone wants to live inside the M25.
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Thesiger At 100
Frank Gardner marks the centenary of photographer and traveller Wilfred Thesiger.
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Things Fall Apart: Chinua Achebe's Lament
Zina Saro-Wiwa explores the legacy of Africa's first great post-colonial novel.
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Things We Forgot to Remember
Series examining overlooked but noteworthy historical events, with Michael Portillo
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Thinking Allowed
To mark the beginning of Liverpool's 800th year, Laurie Taylor visits the city to explore its contribution to the social sciences.
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Thinking in Rhymes
Peggy Reynolds examines the life and work of the poet Patience Strong, born 100 years ago.
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Thinking of Leaving Your Husband?
Comedy drama series by Charlotte Cory about a divorcee's attempts to find romance
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Thomas Lynch's Season of Innocence
Thomas Lynch introduces a poignant and insightful programme on poetry inspired by children
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Thoroughly Modern Mary
Rosie Goldsmith explores the power of the Virgin Mary in the modern world
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Thoroughly Modest Mollie
Bernard Cribbins pays tribute to Mollie Millest, who wrote scripts for Kenneth Horne.
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