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Archive on 4 Episodes

  1. Hurry Up Please, It's Time

    Roberts Hanks explores the pub in literature.

  2. Please Give Generously

    Fergal Keane looks at the relationship between charity and the media.

  3. AJP at the BBC

    The long and turbulent relationship between the BBC and historian AJP Taylor.

  4. Open Sesame

    Konnie Huq looks back at 40 years of Sesame Street, the experimental children's TV show.

  5. Flexible Friend or Foe

    Max Flint explores the arrival of the credit card into British life and its role today.

  6. So Much Older Then

    Veteran journalist Katharine Whitehorn reviews archive recordings that span her lifetime.

  7. The ITV Story

    The history of independent television in the UK, told through the story of Yorkshire TV.

  8. Mods!

    Phil Daniels presents a look back at the Mod movement of the 1960s.

  9. Carry On Britain

    Carolyn Quinn asks what the Carry On series of films tells us about British society.

  10. The New York '77 Blackout

    An exploration of the blackout on 13 July 1977 that plunged New York City into chaos.

  11. Doctor Who - The Lost Episodes

    Shaun Ley investigates what happened to 108 missing episodes of Doctor Who from the 1960s.

  12. A Dog's Life

    Peter White examines the changing role of the working dog.

  13. The My Lai Tapes

    Robert Hodierne reveals the truth about the infamous My Lai massacre of 16 March 1968.

  14. The Turner Prize Turnaround

    Critic Waldemar Januszczak on the public's U-turn on the Turner Prize and modern art.

  15. Lord Clark - Seeing Through The Tweed

    Richard Weight reassesses Kenneth Clark and his landmark BBC TV series, Civilisation.

  16. Politics Between the Covers

    Delving into the seamier side of politics to consider the line where fact meets fiction.

  17. Radio Hollywood

    How the Lux Theatre brought the silver screen to the airwaves in an unlikely alliance.

  18. This Is the Army, Mr Jones

    John Barrowman tells the story of the morale-boosting US army show that toured the world.

  19. Capering With Ken Campbell

    Ian McMillan explores the world of the actor and director Ken Campbell, who died in 2008.

  20. The Anniversary Anniversary

    Dominic Sandbrook scrutinises our obsession with anniversaries.

  21. When Bailey Met Warhol

    Jerry Hall talks to photographer David Bailey about his relationship with Andy Warhol.

  22. In the Beginning Was the Nerd

    Stephen Fry recalls the unnecessary panic that surrounded the so-called Millennium Bug.

  23. Self on Ballard

    Writer Will Self, explores the work of one of Britain's greatest literary talents.

  24. Scott of Slimbridge

    Frank Gardner reflects on the career of ornithologist and broadcaster Sir Peter Scott.

  25. Agatha Christie's Life in Her Words

    Val McDermid listens to previously-unbroadcast recordings made by Agatha Christie.

  26. Five and the Fascists

    Robert Giddings on the confrontation between creativity and Fascism in interwar Germany.

  27. Under the Red Duster

    John Prescott MP tells the little-known story of the British Merchant Navy.

  28. George Blake: The Confession

    A remarkable interview with the notorious double agent, first broadcast in 2009

  29. On Northern Men

    Kay Mellor explores northern male stereotypes in British film and television..

  30. Soho!

    Suggs returns to Soho to find out how this unique community functions today.

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