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Serbian Trumpets
Composer Llywelyn ap Myrddin reports on the biggest blast in the Balkans
Simply Absurd
Revisiting the world of Absurd Theatre, Terry Jones assesses the debt that ...
Why do Women Die in Opera?
Martin Kettle examines the surprisingly high death rate among female charac...
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Can China Go Green?
Jonathon Porritt finds some extraordinary and pioneering green solutions in China
Jonathon Porritt finds some extraordinary and pioneering green solutions in China
StoryCorps: The Conversation of Your Life
We trail the largest oral history project in the world
We trail the largest oral history project in the world
Re-branding Nigeria
Can reversing poor perception of a country really make a difference?
Can reversing poor perception of a country really make a difference?
Children of the Revolution
Two programmes exploring what life offers to Iran's burgeoning young population
Two programmes exploring what life offers to Iran's burgeoning young population
Press for Freedom
Roy Greenslade reports on the primary dangers to journalistic integrity
Roy Greenslade reports on the primary dangers to journalistic integrity
Can America Go Green?
We address this question in three programmes for the Monday Documentary.
We address this question in three programmes for the Monday Documentary.
Music from the Middle of Nowhere
KD Lang makes an epic journey across the vast Canadian Prairies
KD Lang makes an epic journey across the vast Canadian Prairies
Armies for Hire
Peter Snow presents an inside report on the rise and use of the modern mercenary
Peter Snow presents an inside report on the rise and use of the modern mercenary
The Real Story of Punk
Malcolm McLaren, notorious manager of the Sex Pistols, tells the story of Punk in Britain and America.
Malcolm McLaren, notorious manager of the Sex Pistols, tells the story of Punk in Britain and America.
Making Cities Work
This series asks how we can survive the massive expansion of our cities over the next few years.
This series asks how we can survive the massive expansion of our cities over the next few years.
Building Beijing
This series, presented by Rupert Wingfield Hayes, is set amidst the preparations
This series, presented by Rupert Wingfield Hayes, is set amidst the preparations
After the Tsunami
We join local reporters working in Sri Lanka and Thailand
We join local reporters working in Sri Lanka and Thailand
Adventures in the Tourist Trade
Susan Marling tells the story of tourism and its effect on the lives and the environment
Susan Marling tells the story of tourism and its effect on the lives and the environment
Inside the Red Cross
Allan Little presents a series recorded with Red Cross staff
Allan Little presents a series recorded with Red Cross staff
A World of Corruption
Richard North investigates the incidence of and remedies for corruption around the world.
Richard North investigates the incidence of and remedies for corruption around the world.
Coming Up
The Poet's Indian, The Words Are English
Daljit Nagra explores the role of English in Indian poetry.
ZAHA
We follow the world's most famous female architect in her busiest year yet.
Cyndi Lauper's New York
Cyndi Lauper takes listeners on a personal tour of her Big Apple.