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Something Understood

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Mark Tully asks why apologising is so hard and considers some of the benefits of doing so.

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The House I Grew up In

Series revisiting the childhood neighbourhoods of influential Britons

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on BBC iPlayer (10)
Previous programmes:
by series (7)
by year (34)

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    Series 5 Toby Young

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    Available since Fri, 4 Nov 2011.

    4/4. Writer and journalist Toby Young revisits his childhood home and education in North London

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    1. Series 5 Jasvinder Sanghera

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      Available since Fri, 4 Nov 2011.

      3/4. Jasvinder Sanghera returns to her Sikh childhood in Derby.

    2. Series 5 Terry Waite

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      Available since Thu, 11 Aug 2011.

      2/4. Terry Waite returns to his childhood home in the small Cheshire hamlet of Styal.

    3. Series 5 Shirley Williams

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      Available since Fri, 4 Nov 2011.

      1/4. Baroness Shirley Williams returns to her childhood homes.

    4. Series 4 Emma Harrison

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      Available since Mon, 23 Aug 2010.

      6/6. Entrepreneur Emma Harrison shows Wendy Robbins the Sheffield of her childhood.

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