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How Great Was How Green Was My Valley?
Gary Raymond explores the story of How Green Was My Valley on the film's 80th anniversary.
BBC Radio Wales
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How Green is My Valley? A Future for the Valleys
Should people move from the Valleys to find work or would that be a disaster for Wales?
BBC One
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How Green Was My Father: A Welsh Odyssey for 1976
A satirical look at the South Wales valleys starring Ryan Davis and Max Boyce.
BBC Two
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How Green Was My Valley
Drama series about a mining family facing upheaval with the arrival of the 20th century.
BBC Two
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How High Could UK Petrol and Diesel Prices Go?
Price of diesel in the UK reaches its most expensive level since the end of 2022
BBC News
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How I Got Here from Radio 1's Academy
Joivan Wade and Percelle Ascott are here to help you live your dreams.
BBC Radio 1
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How I Learned to Understand the World by Hans Rosling (Omnibus)
Data visionary Hans Rosling looks back at the encounters that shaped his world view.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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How I Learned To Understand The World by Hans Rosling
Data visionary Hans Rosling looks back at the encounters that shaped his world view.
BBC Radio 4
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How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love My Albatross
Pete Paphides talks to musicians about five stages of grief following a huge hit record.
BBC Radio 4
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How Important Is Trump's State Visit?
Final preparations are under way for the arrival of Donald Trump ahead of his state visit
BBC News
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How Iran Sees the West
Pooneh Ghoddoosi explores the long history of Iranian suspicion of the outside world.
BBC Radio 4
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How Iraq Changed the World
Writer and broadcaster John Kampfner looks at the global consequences of war in Iraq.
BBC Radio 4
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How is the PM's 'Plan for Change' Going?
BBC Verify's Ben Chu examines whether Keir Starmer and his government are meeting targets
BBC News
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How is the Under 16s Social Media Ban Going in Australia?
The UK government is assessing whether to introduce a social media ban for under 16s
BBC News
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How Low Can Rates Go?
Martin Wolf examines how the search to revive growth is testing the norms of economics.
BBC Radio 4
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How McIlroy won the Masters
Highlights from the final round of Rory McIlroy's dramatic victory at the Masters.
BBC Sport
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How Much Will Your Water Bill Increase By?
The average annual household bill in England and Wales will increase by £33 from April
BBC News
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How Myers-Briggs Conquered the Office
Mariella Frostrup asks how the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator took over the world of work.
BBC Radio 4
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How New Is the New Philanthropy?
Hugh Cunningham presents a history of philanthropic giving in Britain
BBC Radio 4
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How Northampton Saints are Working to Find the Next Pollock
BBC Look East goes behind the scenes with Northampton Saints' Academy.
BBC Sport
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How Not to Be a Boy by Robert Webb (Omnibus)
Robert Webb's funny and moving memoir also explores masculinity's pitfalls.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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How Not to Be Cringe with Finlay Christie and Kyrah Gray
Finlay Christie and Kyrah Gray will teach us all how not to be cringe.
BBC Radio 4
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How Not To Die
Medical advice and stories of survival from a range of life threatening situations.
BBC Three
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How Not To Live Your Life
Sitcom about 20-something Don, a man with bad luck and even worse instincts
BBC Three
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How Not to Win Eurovision
Two Scottish brothers try to sneak into Eurovision by entering for another country.
BBC Scotland
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How One Becomes Lonely
Luke Sutherland's tale of lost love, cowardice and connection in an online world.
BBC Radio 4
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How Painless Blood Tests Changed Teenager's Life
NHS could trial to allow patients to give a blood sample without the use of a needle
BBC News
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How Pleasant to Know Mr Lear
Nicholas Parsons celebrates the nonsensical genius of the comic writer, Edward Lear.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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How Pop Art Changed the World
Alastair Sooke champions the subversive wit, radical energy and influence of pop art.
BBC News
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How Pop Songs Work
Celebration of the magic of pop music and the musical skill that creates hit records.
BBC Four
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How Quizzing Got Cool: TV's Brains of Britain
A look at how ordinary TV quiz contestants turned into the pro-quizzers of today.
BBC Four
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How Radio Comedy Changed a Nation
Nicholas Parsons shows how laughter on the airwaves has been a barometer of social mores.
BBC Radio 7
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How Rathlin Island Became Ferret-Free
How an island became ferret-free, thanks, in part to Woody the biosecurity dog
BBC News
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How Reading Made Us Modern
John Mullan explores the increase in reading which took place in 18th-century Britain.
BBC Four
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How Roald Dahl Shaped Pop
David Tennant reveals how the stories of Roald Dahl have inspired pop songwriters.
BBC Radio 2
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How Roald Dahl Shaped Pop
David Tennant reveals how the stories of Roald Dahl have inspired pop songwriters.
BBC Radio 2
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How Robin Ince Got His Groove Back
Comedian Robin Ince asks if his was the last generation of truly obsessed pop fans.
BBC Radio 4
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How Safe are Britain's Roads?
Justin Rowlett and Anita Rani investigate a rise in fatalities on Britain's roads
BBC Two
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How Safe are My Drugs?
B. Traits meets users and dealers to find out how much they really know about their drugs.
BBC Three
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How Safe Are Our Nurseries?
Do parents know enough about standards of care in the nurseries they choose?
BBC One North West
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How Safe Are Our Skies? Detroit Flight 253
A look at how an alleged plane bomber slipped under the US intelligence radar in 2009.
BBC Two
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How Safe Is Leeds Children's Heart Unit?
What really happened at the Leeds children's heart unit when surgery was suspended there?
BBC One
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How Safe Is Your House?
Programme investigating household safety and hunting down shoddy workmanship.
BBC One
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How Science Changed Our World
Robert Winston presents his top ten scientific breakthroughs of the past 50 years.
BBC One
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How Should I Vote? - The EU Debate
A live debate on the issues that matter to younger voters ahead of the EU referendum.
BBC One
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How Should I Vote? - The EU Debate
A debate on the issues that matter to younger voters ahead of the EU referendum.
BBC Parliament
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How South Korea Became a Cultural Giant
From movies to K-Pop, Rana Mitter vists Seoul, to investigate South Korean culture.
BBC News
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How Sweet the Sound: The Amazing Grace Story
Candi Staton presents the story of one of the world's most recorded songs and its composer
BBC Radio 2
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How Tax and Welfare are Shaping the Vote in Scottish Election
James Cook examines how voting issues are shifting ahead of the Scottish election
BBC News
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How the Brits Rocked America: Go West
Series celebrating the success of British rock in America from the 60s onwards
BBC Four
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How the Budget Affects Special Educational Needs
The Newscast team discuss Special Educational Needs provision and the Budget
BBC News
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How the Celts Saved Britain
Dan Snow reveals how the Irish saved Britain from cultural oblivion during the Dark Ages.
BBC Four
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How the Devil Got His Horns: A Diabolical Tale
Alastair Sooke reveals how the Devil's image was created by artists of the Middle Ages.
BBC Four
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How the Doctors Strike Is Impacting Patients
Thousands of resident doctors in England are continuing their five-day strike over pay
BBC News
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How the Edwardians Spoke
Documentary revealing the accents and dialects of ordinary Edwardians.
BBC Four
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How the Green Party By-Election Win Unfolded
Labour has finished behind Greens and Reform in Gorton and Denton by-election
BBC News
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How the Holocaust Began
Using new evidence, historian James Bulgin reveals the origins of the Holocaust.
BBC Two
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How the Humber Changed Our World
How the Humber ports defined the lives of families on both sides of the river.
BBC One
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How the Iran War is Impacting Children
The BBC speaks to Iranian parents about the toll of the war on their children
BBC News
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How the Iran War will Affect UK Prices
A government committee set up to deal with the domestic fallout of the Iran war meet today
BBC News
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How the Irish Shaped Britain
Fergal Keane explores the profound influence the Irish have had on Britain.
BBC Radio 4
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How the League Was Won
Sportscene takes a look back at the how the 2021/22 Scottish Premiership title was won.
BBC Scotland
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How the Middle Class Ruined Britain
Geoff Norcott attempts to expose the middle-class hypocrisy he believes is ruining Britain
BBC Two
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How the NHS Changed Our World
A series of programmes spotlighting the pioneering work of NHS hospitals
BBC One
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How the North West Was Won
The history of the North West 200 motorcycle race from its beginnings in the 1920s.
BBC One Northern Ireland
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How The Plan to Capture Nicolas Maduro Unfolded
BBC Verify pieces together how the US mission to capture the Venezuelan President unfolded
BBC News
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How The Public Approaches Migration
Our Special Correspondent Fergal Keane looks at how sentiment is changing
BBC News
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How the Rail Attack Unfolded
What we know about how the knife attack on board an LNER train unfolded
BBC News
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How the Rest Got Home
Saul David explores what happened to the Allied troops left behind in France in 1940.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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How the Second World War Became a Global War
With historical archive and expert interviews, this full-scale documentary takes a fully international perspective on the world's only truly global war.
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How the Spitfire Changed the Outcome of WW2
Spitfire celebrates 90 years since its maiden flight
BBC News
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How the Stone Came Home
Elizabeth Quigley looks back at the day in 1996 when the Stone came home.
BBC Radio Scotland
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How the Strikes on Iran Unfolded
US and Israeli forces have carried out a series of strikes on cities across Iran
BBC News
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How the UK Changed Hip-Hop Forever
Ashley Walters explores the UK's influence on hip-hop.
BBC Radio 1Xtra
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How the US-Israel War With Iran Is Jeopardising Shipping
The Strait of Hormuz is a key artery for the movement of global energy supplies
BBC News
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How the Wild West Was Won with Ray Mears
Ray Mears explores how the wilderness of North America shaped the story of the Wild West.
BBC Four
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How the World Changed Music
Discover how global events and technological forces helped to shape modern music
BBC World Service
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How They Dug the Victoria Line
The inside story of the construction of the London Underground's Victoria Line. (1969)
BBC
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How They Made Us Doubt Everything
Investigating claims there could be asbestos in make-up and the industry's response.
BBC Radio 4
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How Things Are Done in Odesa
Monica Whitlock explores the cultural history of legendary Black Sea port city Odesa.
BBC Radio 4