Night Train

Horatio Clare discovers how night trains take our imaginations to new destinations.

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DNA, Crime and Controversy

Barrister and former Minister Anna Soubry looks back at 40 years of DNA fingerprinting.

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Gareth Gwynn Hasn't Fin-

Comedy writer Gareth Gwynn explores our shared fascination with all things unfinished.

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Turning 50: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance

Christopher Harding journeys through the legacy of Robert Pirsig's cult classic.

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Watching Us, Watching You

Ellen E Jones reassesses the BBC's public access TV project, the Community Programme Unit.

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Rik Mayall, Panglobal Phenomenon

Writer Max Kinnings looks at the life of Rik Mayall with recordings they made together.

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Fitted and Kitted

Rattling the archive drawers of 100 years of British kitchens.

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Election Night Fever

Rachel Burden asks what makes general election nights so incredibly exciting.

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Dirty Old Town at 75

Mike Sweeney unlocks the secrets of Ewan MacColl's timeless classic Dirty Old Town.

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A Brief History of Strangers

Joe Queenan on strangers - an opportunity or a threat?

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Sinéad O'Connor - A Life in Ten Songs

Jo Whiley looks back at the artist's music and legacy.

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The Vet with Two Brains on Tour

Claudia Hammond is in Malawi, hearing what life is like after brain surgery.

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Nixon, A Resigning Matter

Fifty years ago, President Richard Nixon resigned. How did this change US history?

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Sister Blues

Joan Armatrading explores the trailblazing life and music of Sister Rosetta Tharpe.

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The Ascent of Jacob Bronowski

Frances Stonor Saunders explores the life and work of Jacob Bronowski.

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PCs Gone Mad: Computers in Fiction and Reality

Comedian Steve Punt fires up the archives to examine the history of computers on screen.

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Bowie in Berlin

How David Bowie saved his life and career in 1970s Berlin.

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Reweaving Threads, 40 Years On

Writer Jude Rogers revisits Threads, the Cold War nuclear film that haunted a generation.

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Bombers

Chris Mullin reveals how 1974's Guildford and Birmingham bombings changed British justice

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Hey World, What's the Craic? Patrick Kielty on Ireland's 1994

Comedian Patrick Kielty looks back on 1994 - a year that would change Ireland forever.

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The Mandy Rice-Davies Tapes

The 1963 Profumo Affair as told by one of the main characters at the centre of the scandal

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The Year We Lost the Climate

Was the US election of 2000 the year we lost the climate? Roger Harrabin looks back.

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Up in Smoke

A look back on a century of cigarette smoking.

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Famous Last Words

Sarah O’Reilly delves into the rich archive of notable ‘last interviews’.

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Lobster Telephone

Matthew Sweet explores a century of surrealism.

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Shane MacGowan: The Old Main Drag

Sean O’Hagan celebrates Shane MacGowan's lyrical genius as a voice of the Irish diaspora.

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Prisoners, Saints and Persuaders: The World of ITC

The story of Lew Grade's ITC company, which revolutionised British television in the 1960s

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Victoria Wood - Loose Chippings

Victoria Wood’s audio diaries with never-before-heard material.

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A Child's Christmas

Cerys Matthews steps into a world of Christmas tales written through the eyes of a child.

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The Dome

Paul Merton looks back at the concept, challenges and legacy of the Millennium Dome.

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