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Jeremy makes a public information film; Simon Pegg is the Star in a Reasonably P... (R)
An American special of the motoring magazine. (R)
Teenagers Hannah and James travel to Utah to live with the God-fearing Peck family.
The nature documentary looks at fish as they dominate the planet's waters.
Documentary telling the story of the Berlin Wall and its impact on Berliners' lives...
What was there before the Big Bang? Black holes could hold the answer.
How mammals dominate the planet through having warm blood and by caring for their y...
The IPhone takes on the PSP and Nintendo DS in the handheld gaming stakes.
A binge drinker and a college drop-out live with a middle-class Batswana family for...
Diarmaid MacCulloch shows how Christianity's origins lie east of Jerusalem and Rome...
James tries to make a garden entirely out of Plasticine for the Chelsea Flower Show...
A look at how animals and plants go to extremes to give themselves a chance to b... (R)
The seven couples left in the competition must run three leading chain restaurants.
Peter and Jocelyn Harris spend a week with the Unnikrishnan family in Pune, Indi... (R)
A look at the strategies used by reptiles and amphibians to conquer their shortc... (R)
Bex and Chezden spend a week with the God-fearing Kimbroughs in Atlanta, Georgia... (R)
Jonathan Dimbleby chairs the topical debate from Hartlepool.
Johnny Vegas explores the possibility of a future career on the Costa Blanca.
Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the Siege of Münster in 1534-35.
Chris Stuart presents highlights from the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembra...
Clive Anderson is joined by Nicky Haslam, Nigel Harman, Anthony Horowitz and Arthur...
With Rich Hall, Mark Watson, Andrew Pierce and Lord Steel.
Claudia Hammond talks to the eminent child psychiatrist Professor Sir Michael Rutte...
Professor Steve Jones challenges the new science of evolutionary psychology.
Russell Davies chairs the fourth heat of the perennial general knowledge contest.
Jonathan Dimbleby takes listeners' responses to this week's Any Questions?
Clive James reflects on the seductive allure of illegal narcotics.
John Barrowman tells the story of the morale-boosting US army show that toured the...
John McCarthy explores wild Scotland and the Orient Express.
John McCarthy sheds light on the experiences of survivors of captivity.
Films reviewed are A Christmas Carol, The Men who Stare at Goats and Jennifer's Bod...
In 1915, Maugham is despatched to Geneva to work for British intelligence.
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Thomas Franke travels with the German army to Kosovo to observe the peacekeeping force.
The authorities in the GDR are buckling under the pounding they are taking in the streets.
A backlash against East German refugees begins in West Germany.
Former Chancellor Nigel Lawson makes things even more difficult for Margaret Thatcher.
Margaret Thatcher is judged the least popular prime minister since polling began.
Protests in East Germany force the resignation of the Mayor of Leipzig.
In an unprecedented move, KGB officers take questions from the public on live TV.
President Bush agrees to meet Chairman Gorbachev on his boat in the Mediterranean.
Another chance to look back at the events making the news 20 years ago, with Sir John Tusa
Nicky Campbell hosts reaction to Gordon Brown's speech on Afghanistan.
Nicky Campbell asks: are you worried about being ruled by Brussels?
Nicky Campbell asks: is it time for British forces to get out of Afghanistan?
Nicky Campbell asks: is another bank bail-out the best way to spend taxpayers' money?
Nicky Campbell asks: how far would you go to get your child into the best school?
The history of the Highlanders in the Lowlands: The Education Act 1872.
Alan Whicker looks at the 1967 film that introduced hippies to a bemused Britain. (R)
Claudia Hammond talks to the eminent child psychiatrist Professor Sir Michael Rutter.
Includes Prime Minister's Questions live from the House of Commons at 12 noon.
Matt Frei examines President Obama's love of golf and talks to Dana Perino.
Matt Frei examines President Obama's love of golf and talks to Dana Perino.
Stephanie Flanders examines the arguments over the meltdown of the global financial system
Andrew Marr hosts actress Maureen Lipman, singer Sting, and ex-police chief Sir Ian Blair.
The assassination of an archduke in Sarajevo sets in motion the wheels of world war.
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Andrew Marr revisits Britain at the dawn of the 20th century.
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What will African conservation legend Tony Fitzjohn make of Longleat's pride? (R)
Ben Fogle and Kate Humble meet a baby vulture who already has a taste for flesh.
Calina makes over another garden and Eilidh takes a trip to Castle Kisimul.
Objects under scrutiny include a gruesome set of surgeon's tools from the 1860s.