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Is It Worth It?
Annie Nightingale ponders the impact of the Falklands war through the song 'Shipbuilding'.
BBC Radio 2
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Is Journalism Healthy?
Can an NHS ethics code for medics, managers and public relations staff ever work?
BBC Radio 4
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Is Mise an Teanga/I Am the Tongue
Documentary about the Gaelic language and its contemporary poets.
BBC ALBA
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Is Mise Michelle McManus
Michelle McManus travels to the Western Isles on a journey of musical discovery.
BBC ALBA
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Is Mum Enough?
Growing up in a single parent family, Reggie Yates asks: 'Is Mum Enough'?
BBC Radio 5 Live
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Is My Job Killing Me?
Tara Hammet undertakes to change the fitness habits of employees at the DVLA.
BBC One Wales
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Is One Career Enough?
Sarfraz Manzoor asks if it is better to specialise or build a portfolio career.
BBC Radio 4
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Is Oral Sex Safe?
Lifting the lid on oropharyngeal mouth cancer and the dangers that lurk behind oral sex.
BBC Three
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Is Psychiatry Working?
What do we know about the treatments for mental health disorders currently on offer?
BBC Radio 4
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Is Social Media Designed to Be Addictive?
Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg is set to give evidence in a landmark social media trial
BBC News
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Is Social Media Killing Creativity?
Katie Thistleton finds out if creativity and social media can benefit our mental health.
BBC Arts
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Is Surgery Scientific?
Surgery is a craft and historically has not been subject to scientific scrutiny until now.
BBC Radio 4
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Is that a Deal?
Series exploring the inside stories behind controversial political deals
BBC Radio 4
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Is the European Dream Over?
Bridget Kendall and guests look beyond the crisis in Greece to assess the future of Europe
BBC Radio 4
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Is the UK's Sunny Spell Here to Stay?
Temperature exceeds 26 Celsius on the warmest day of the year so far
BBC News
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Is There Anyone There?
Novelist Ewan Morrison finds out how science investigates the paranormal.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Is This Coercive Control?
A group of people come together to try to understand what constitutes coercive control.
BBC Three
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Is This Rape? Sex on Trial
Teenagers watch a drama and must decide if rape or consensual sex has taken place.
BBC Three
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Is This Sexual Harassment?
A group of people come together to try to understand what constitutes sexual harassment.
BBC Three
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Is This The End Of Clubbing?
DJ & broadcaster Jamz Supernova speaks to club owners & DJ’s about the effect of Covid.
BBC Three
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Is Trump Making the World Safer or More Dangerous?
The World Debate With Lyse Doucet, from the BBC Radio Theatre
BBC News
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Is Trump Remaking America?
James Naughtie examines the ways President Trump is changing American society and politics
BBC Radio 4
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Is Uni Racist?
How is racism at Britain’s universities being dealt with, and what impact is it having?
BBC Three
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Is University Really Worth It?
Comedian Geoff Norcott investigates Britain’s higher education sector.
BBC Two
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Is Vinyl on the Revival ?
Multi-faceted musician Richard Hawley asks - is vinyl on the revival?
BBC Radio 6 Music
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Is Welsh Education in Crisis?
Professor David Reynolds asks why Welsh students have been ranked the worst in Europe
BBC Radio Wales
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Is Your Hospital In Good Health?
New league tables rating the performance of NHS trusts in England have been released
BBC News
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Is Your Hospital In Good Health?
New league tables rating the performance of NHS trusts in England have been released
BBC News
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Isaac Asimov - The Last Question
Can entropy be reversed? The sci-fi guru considers infinity, immortality and creation.
BBC Radio 7
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Isaac Asimov's I, Robot
Sci-fi tales that chart the rise of robotics in the 21st century.
BBC Radio 4
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Isaac Asimov's I, Robot (Omnibus)
As a child, Stevie forms a closer bond with her robotic childminder than her real parents.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Isaac Julien's Guide to Artists Filmmaking
Artist filmmaker Isaac Julien charts the rise of artists working in the shadow of cinema.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Isaac Newton - Master of The Mint
The 17th-century scientific genius, Isaac Newton, dives into London's criminal underworld.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Isaac Newton: Nemesis
By David Ashton. A counterfeiting gang steal Isaac Newton's supply of silver.
BBC Radio 4
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Isabel Colegate - The Shooting Party
Autumn, 1913: Isabel Colegate's novel dramatised by DJ Britton. With Olivia Colman.
BBC Radio 4
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Isabel Colegate - The Shooting Party (Omnibus)
1913: A Country House party and English society under the microscope. With Olivia Colman.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Isabella and The Pot of Basil by John Keats
Isabella loves Lorenzo, but her brothers want him dead. With Miriam Margolyes.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Isadora-The Biggest Dancer in the World
Ken Russell's dramatisation of the life of American dancer Isadora Duncan.
BBC
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Iseabail NicAsgaill
Luaidh air beatha agus òrain Iseabail NicAsgaill a chaochail na bu tràithe am bliadhna.
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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Iseabail/Ishbel MacAskill
Cuimhneachan air Iseabail NicAsgail. A tribute to Ishbel MacAskill.
BBC ALBA
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Isean an Orain/Song Bird
Sgeul bho bheul-aithris na h-Innseachan. Animated folk tale from India.
BBC ALBA
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Iselder: Un Cam ar y Tro
Cyfle arall i weld Owain Gwynedd yn siarad am effaith iselder ei dad ar y teulu. Docume...
S4C
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Isio Babi
Stori Carys a’i gŵr, Craig, sydd wedi bod yn trio cael babi am flynyddoedd.
BBC Radio Cymru
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Islam and Science
Ehsan Masood explores the status of science in the modern Islamic world
BBC Radio 4
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Islam Behind the Headlines
Explore the roots of Islamic extremism and meet the Welsh people fighting its influence.
BBC Radio Wales
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Islam Inc
Edward Stourton investigates the new global network known as the Gulen movement.
BBC Radio 4
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Islam Without God
Abdul-Rehman Malik explores whether it is possible to be a Muslim without believing in God
BBC Radio 4
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Islam, Mullahs and the Media
The writer Kenan Malik explores how perceptions of Islam have been shaped by the media
BBC Radio 4
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Islam, Women and Me
Mehreen Baig explores the experiences of women in different Muslim communities.
BBC One
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Islam's Furthest Frontier
How Islam in South East Asia is responding to the challenges of the modern world
BBC World Service
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Islamabad to Host US-Iran Talks
Peace talks scheduled to take place in Pakistan this weekend, despite shaky ceasefire
BBC News
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The Islamic Crisis
The idea that Islam should dominate not only politics, but every aspect of life
BBC World Service
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Islamic Fundamentalism
The growing demand for Islamic states across the Muslim world
BBC World Service
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An Islamic History of Europe
Rageh Omaar visits Spain, Sicily and France to discover the history of Islam in Europe
BBC Four
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Islamic Revival
Twelve months after the Iranian revolution, the Islamic revival is explored
BBC World Service
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Island 50
Don Letts tells the story of Island Records, founded by Chris Blackwell fifty years ago
BBC Radio 2
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An Island at Easter
The Rev Owain Jones celebrates Easter among the people and ancient places of Bute.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Island at the BBC
With Cat Stevens, Roxy Music, Bob Marley, Steel Pulse, U2, PJ Harvey and Amy Winehouse.
BBC Four
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The Island at the End of the World
A rare visit to Palmerston, the south Pacific island, where all are descended from one man
BBC Radio 4
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The Island at the Top of the World
An archaeologist discovers a lost Viking kingdom at the heart of the Arctic Circle.
BBC Two
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Island Crossings
The story of the ferry service that is vital to Scotland's west coast and its islands.
BBC Scotland
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Island Fayre
Robbie Fraser looks at locally produced goods, from farming to food.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Island Games
Coverage of how the Orkney and Shetland Teams are faring at the Island Games in Guernsey.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Island Games
BBC Radio Guernsey brings you all the coverage you need for the Island Games.
BBC Radio Guernsey
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Island Games
BBC Radio Jersey brings you all the coverage you need for the Island Games.
BBC Radio Jersey
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Island Games - One Sporting Family
Every two years, over 2,000 athletes compete at the international Island Games.
BBC News
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Island Games Special
Athletes from the Northern Isles compete against island teams from around the world.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Island Games: One Sporting Family
Every two years, over 2,000 athletes compete at the international Island Games.
BBC Sport
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Island in the Sky
Drama. After crash-landing, a pilot must keep his crew alive as they wait to be rescued.
BBC Two
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Island Medics
Behind the scenes at the UK's most remote hospital, the Gilbert Bain in Shetland.
BBC One
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Island of Dreams
Comedy special set on Necker Island, starring Harry Enfield as Sir Richard Branson.
BBC Two
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The Island of Secrets
Haunting sound portrait of Orford Ness in Suffolk, Europe's largest vegetated shingle spit
BBC Radio 4
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The Island on Bird Street
A young boy hides from the Nazis after his family has been taken away.
BBC Two
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Island Stories
From Indonesia to Colombia, we travel to six islands to meet those who call them home.
BBC News
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Island Stories
Island Stories will travel to six islands to meet the people who call them home.
BBC News
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The Island
Sheppey, landscape of cars, caravans and morose marshland - the place they call The Island
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Island
The story of the island of Ireland’s epic geological journey, spanning 1.8 billion years.
BBC Two Northern Ireland
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The Island
Stephen Mangan washes up on the actual island from Desert Island Discs. He is not alone.
BBC Radio 4