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The Devil's Horn
British jazz musician Soweto Kinch examines the intriguing history of the saxophone.
Embracing Idleness
Oliver Burkeman uses the archive to explore the controversial subject of idleness.
Spoken Like a Woman
Anne Karpf explores the way women have shaped the sound of British radio.
Rugby's Greatest Try
Cerys Matthews tells the story behind what many believe to be the greatest try ever scored
Rural Rides
Mark Steel's review of reporters' journeys round Britain, starting with William Cobbett.
Blithe Margaret
Stephen Fry on the mysterious life of the much-loved comedy great Margaret Rutherford.
What Big Teeth You Have...
Anthony McGowan uncovers the dark story behind the Grimms beloved fairy tales.
Frost on Nixon
David Frost turns to the archives to get beneath the skin of Richard Nixon.
Lawrence of Arabia: The Man and the Myth
Allan Little considers the legacy of Lawrence of Arabia.
Great Spy Books: Fact or Fiction?
Peter Hennessy, an expert on state secrecy, asks how close spy novels come to reality.