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Fitted and Kitted
Rattling the archive drawers of 100 years of British kitchens.
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Mike Sweeney unlocks the secrets of Ewan MacColl's timeless classic Dirty Old Town.
A Brief History of Strangers
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Sin茅ad O'Connor - A Life in Ten Songs
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The Vet with Two Brains on Tour
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Nixon, A Resigning Matter
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Sister Blues
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The Ascent of Jacob Bronowski
Frances Stonor Saunders explores the life and work of Jacob Bronowski.
PCs Gone Mad: Computers in Fiction and Reality
Comedian Steve Punt fires up the archives to examine the history of computers on screen.
Bowie in Berlin
How David Bowie saved his life and career in 1970s Berlin.
Reweaving Threads, 40 Years On
Writer Jude Rogers revisits Threads, the Cold War nuclear film that haunted a generation.
Bombers
Chris Mullin reveals how 1974's Guildford and Birmingham bombings changed British justice
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Comedian Patrick Kielty looks back on 1994 - a year that would change Ireland forever.
The Mandy Rice-Davies Tapes
The 1963 Profumo Affair as told by one of the main characters at the centre of the scandal
The Year We Lost the Climate
Was the US election of 2000 the year we lost the climate? Roger Harrabin looks back.
Up in Smoke
A look back on a century of cigarette smoking.
Famous Last Words
Sarah O鈥橰eilly delves into the rich archive of notable 鈥榣ast interviews鈥.
Lobster Telephone
Matthew Sweet explores a century of surrealism.