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Words on Bathroom Walls
Adam wants to keep his schizophrenia secret at a new school - especially from his crush.
BBC Three
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Words on Water
Mike Greenwood talks to a number of writers about their literary fascination with fishing.
BBC Radio 4
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Words to Wine
Walter Love talks to Alan Brady, Ulster journalist turned acclaimed New Zealand winemaker.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Words, Words, Words
Sue Perkins explores the house of Dr Johnson, author of 18th century English dictionary.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Wordsworth's Mysterious Trip to Calais
A love affair and a secret daughter takes Wordsworth to Calais as John Worthen discovers.
BBC Radio 4
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Work and Leisure
Five lectures from the Royal Institute on work, leisure, employment and unemployment.
BBC Two
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Work and Pensions Questions
Coverage of questions to the Minister for Work and Pensions in the House of Commons.
BBC Parliament
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Work and Pensions Questions
House of Commons questions to James Purnell, Work and Pensions Secretary, from 2 June.
BBC Parliament
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Work and Pensions Secretary Speaks to the BBC
Pat McFadden speaks to the BBC about inflation, the Mandelson vetting row and more
BBC News
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Work and Pensions Secretary Speaks to the BBC
Pat McFadden speaks to the BBC about inflation, the Mandelson vetting row and more
BBC News
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Work Continues To Salvage Gaza Ceasefire
Mediators looking for a solution that ensures a balanced implementation of the ceasefire.
BBC News
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Work It: Body Confidence Stories
Three inspirational fitness instructors train people to build body confidence.
BBC Three
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Work of the Home Office Committee
The Home Affairs Committee's session looking into the work of the Home Office.
BBC Parliament
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Work! Work! Work!
Gerry Anderson examines the hidden lives of Northern Ireland's Polish community
BBC Radio Ulster
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Workers Demolishing Taiwan Earthquake Tower
The 10-story tower in Hualien has been leaning precariously since Wednesday's earthquake
BBC News
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Workers or Shirkers? Ian Hislop's Victorian Benefits
Ian Hislop provides an entertaining look at Victorian attitudes to welfare.
BBC Two
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The Workin's of Perkins: The Radio Life of Geoffrey Perkins
Tribute to the producer, writer and performer who died suddenly aged just 55.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Working Behind Bars
Edi Stark visits HMP Barlinnie to meet some of the officers from Scotland's largest jail.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Working Class Communities Promised More Funding
Health Secretary promises first-class healthcare and an end to the 'postcode lottery'
BBC News
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Working Class Hero
One-off profile programme of Neil Jenkins, Welsh rugby union outside half and goal kicker.
BBC One Wales
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Working from Home
Zoe Williams begins her quest to gain access to the often secret world of the home-worker
BBC Radio 4
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Working Girl
Romantic comedy. A secretary tries to move up the corporate ladder by making her own deal.
BBC One
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Working Girls
Girls with a bad work ethic are teamed with businesswomen who try to whip them into shape
BBC Three
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Working Lives
Looking at the "working life chances" of people from a wide cross-section of the workforce
BBC News
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Working Lives: Hong Kong
Hong Kong is one of the world's most densely populated cities, what is it like there?
BBC News
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The working week
Office workers around the world describe their Monday to Friday lives
BBC World Service
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WorklifeIndia
Live from Delhi, WorklifeIndia reflects on money, work, family, business and finance.
BBC World Service
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The works of Robert Burns
All of Burns’s works, read by some of Scotland’s biggest names.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Works to Repair Giant Hole in Canal Begin
A multi-million pound repair operation has started to fix a sinkhole in a Shropshire canal
BBC News
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The Works
Charlotte Evans and Cat Whiteaway visit a family history and heritage centre in Ebbw Vale.
BBC Radio Wales
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Workspace Revolution
Nick Baker explores co-working - a new way of working and a new kind of workspace.
BBC Radio 4
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World
The national and international news, exploring the day's events from a global perspective
BBC Four
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World 2000
Documentary series for young people about the world at the beginning of the 21st century.
BBC Two
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The World According to Kids
Children share what they really think of the world, with funny and moving results.
BBC Two
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The World According to Robert Burns
Writer Andrew O'Hagan goes on a journey to find out what inspired Scotland's national bard
BBC Two Scotland