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Westminster Hall
Including the debate on proportional representation from Tuesday 1st December.
BBC Parliament
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Westminster Hall
House of Commons proceedings in Westminster Hall, including a debate on high speed rail.
BBC Parliament
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Westminster Hall
Recorded coverage of Tuesday's business in Westminster Hall, from Tuesday 5 January.
BBC Parliament
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Westminster Hall
A debate on the future of the railway industry, from Tuesday 19 October.
BBC Parliament
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Westminster Hall
Recorded coverage of proceedings in Westminster Hall from Tuesday 23 November.
BBC Parliament
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Westminster Hall - Housing Supply
Recorded coverage of House of Commons proceedings, from Tuesday 11 November.
BBC Parliament
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Westminster Hall - Knife Crime
Recorded coverage of House of Commons proceedings from Wednesday 30th April.
BBC Parliament
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Westminster Hall - Zimbabwe
Recorded coverage of House of Commons proceedings from Tuesday 29th April.
BBC Parliament
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Westminster Hour
The big political stories with lively discussion and expert comment and analysis.
BBC Radio 4
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Westminster Newbies
The experiences of five new MPs as they learn to cope with a new career in Parliament.
BBC Radio 4
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Westminster Newbies
Elinor Goodman keeps track of how some new MPs are getting on at Westminster.
BBC Radio 4
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Westminster Protest in Support of Palestine Action
Protesters gather in Trafalgar Square in support of Palestine Action
BBC News
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Westminster To Vote On Assisted Dying
MPs will today vote on a bill to legalise assisted dying for the terminally ill
BBC News
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Weston and Stoecker Win Mixed Team Skeleton Gold
Matt Weston wins his second gold of the Games and Tabby Stoecker wins her first gold
BBC News
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Weston Makes Olympic Skeleton History
Matt Weston becomes the first male skeleton gold medallist since 1984, setting a record
BBC News
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Weston's Band of Brothers
Simon Weston uncovers the 38th (Welsh) Division's role in the Battle of Mametz
BBC Radio Wales
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Weston's New Pier
Chris Ledgard traces the story of the rebuilding of Weston-super-Mare's Grand Pier.
BBC Radio 4
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Westway Omnibus
Omnibus edition of the drama serial set in and around a medical practice in West London
BBC Radio 7
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Westway to the World
The Clash's four original members each tell their side of the band's story.
BBC Two
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Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist
The extraordinary career of Dame Vivienne Westwood, looking at her artistry and activism.
BBC Two
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WG Lyttle and Me
Darren Gibson explores the life and works of 19th-century writer WG Lyttle.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Wha's Like Us
Sanjeev Kohli takes a humorous look at how films have shown Scots and the Scots character.
BBC Scotland
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Whaam! Roy Lichtenstein at Tate Modern
Alastair Sooke tours the Roy Lichtenstein Retrospective and discusses his legacy.
BBC Four
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Whale Hunters
Documentary telling the inside story of Japan's attempts to restart commercial whaling.
BBC Four
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The Whale Menopause
Animal wisdom, mothers and sons. What do killer whales tell us about the human menopause?
BBC Radio 4
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Whale Rider
New Zealand drama. An 11-year-old girl bids to become an elder of her Maori tribe.
BBC Two
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Whale-hunting
The history of one of mankind's most controversial industries - whaling
BBC World Service
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The Whale, Secrets of a Stranding
A whale washed up on a Cornish coast, its head was removed to a secret location.
BBC Radio Cornwall
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Wham! at the BBC
Andrew Ridgeley, Pepsi DeMacque and Shirlie Kemp present Wham!’s biggest performances.
BBC Two
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Wham!: Last Christmas Unwrapped
The story of how Wham! turned one song into a cultural phenomenon.
BBC Two
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What a Load of Buzzcocks
A look back at music news and highlights from Never Mind The Buzzcocks down the years.
BBC Two
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What a Performance
Deborah Coughlin explores the influence of performance art upon popular culture.
BBC Radio 4
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What a Performance! Pioneers of Popular Entertainment
Exploring the history of British popular entertainment in the 100 years before television.
BBC Four
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What Are the Police For?
Mark Easton asks what the UK public wants from its police force
BBC Radio 4
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What Are the Railways For?
The railways are soon to be reorganised, but what are they for?
BBC Radio 4
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What Are We Doing to Our Kids?
Debate looking at some of the major issues affecting children and teenagers in Wales.
BBC One Wales
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What Are We Feeding Our Kids?
Is ultra-processed food causing obesity in children, and could it even be addictive?
BBC One
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What Are We Going to do About Tyler?
Tyler Haire spent almost four years without trial waiting for a mental health assessment.
BBC News
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What Are You Talking About?
Satirical special hosted by Mock The Week regular Rhys James.
BBC Radio 4
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What Are You Talking About?
Radio 4 regular Rhys James fronts a weekly round-up of news.
BBC Radio 4
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What Became of the Bank Manager?
Clive Anderson investigates the demise of the traditional bank manager.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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What Britain Buys and Sells in a Day
Exploring the systems that enable Britain to import and export goods around the world.
BBC Two
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What Britain Earns
Peter and Dan Snow reveal who earns what in Britain. Do the hardest workers earn the most?
BBC One
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What Burns Did For Me
Tam sets out on a trip to find out as much as he can about Robert Burns.
BBC Two
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What can be done to tackle racism in the East of England?
After the death of George Floyd we reflect on what has happened and ask what comes next.
BBC One East
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What can be done to tackle racism in the Midlands?
We'll be reflecting on the events following the death of George Floyd.
BBC One West Midlands
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What Colour is Friday? Synaesthesia and Me
Comedian Lorna Prichard explores the neural condition synaesthesia which colours her world
BBC Radio Wales
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What Darwin Didn't Know
The story of evolution theory over the past 150 years and how it may develop in future.
BBC Four
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What Did You Do in the Great War, Daddy?
Documentary telling the tragic story of the greatest loss of fathers in British history.
BBC Four
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What Difference Does a Year Make?
How are people with disabilities getting involved in EEC policy making?
BBC World Service
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What Do Artists Do All Day?
Portraits of leading artists, with insights into their working lives and creative process
BBC Four
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What Do Artists Do All Day?
Portraits of leading artists, with insights into their working lives and creative process.
BBC News
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What do Christians Believe?
Christian theology and hypothesis. Which beliefs unite the Christians?
BBC World Service
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What do Jews Believe?
Exploring the personal and collective relationship with God for Jewish people
BBC World Service
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What Do Museums Do For Us?
A panel of professionals discuss the role of museums in our communities.
BBC Live Streams
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What Do Our Politicians Need to Know Now?
Isabel Hardman asks if our politicians need to upgrade their skill set.
BBC Radio 4
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What Do You Think? by Francis Durbridge
Is a crime writer using his apparent breakdown and plotlines to mask an actual murder?
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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What do you want to know about the lockdown in Leicester?
With Matthew Day, deputy director of Public Health England in the East Midlands.
BBC One East Midlands
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What do you want to know about the potential extension to lockdown in Leicester?
City mayor Peter Soulsby and MP Andrew Bridgen on hand to answer your questions.
BBC One East Midlands
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What Does a Red Weather Warning Mean For You?
Temperatures of up to 39C have been forecast for some parts of England and Wales
BBC News
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What Does Boris Johnson Really Think?
Nick Robinson explores Boris Johnson's political beliefs through interviews with insiders.
BBC Radio 4
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What does Christmas mean to me?
Debate and discussion in the BBC Radio Lancashire Radio Theatre.
BBC Radio Lancashire
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What Does David Cameron Really Think?
Nick Robinson explores the underlying values and political philosophy of David Cameron.
BBC Radio 4
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What Does Easter Mean To Me?
Faith leaders discuss the importance of the religious festival.
BBC Radio Lancashire