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58 programmes

  1.

    'Death To America': Anti-Americanism Examined

    Washington correspondent Justin Webb looks at the perceived global hatred of the US

  2. 100 Years of the Royal Flying Corps

    Peter and Dan Snow celebrate the centenary of the Royal Flying Corps.

  3. 101 Dalmatians

    Dodie Smith's classic Christmas adventure, read by Anna Chancellor

  4. The 12 Inch Single

    Paul Morley on the 7-inch single's grand relative - the 12-inch - and its peak in the 80s.

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    15 by 15

    Hardeep Singh Kohli chooses a word and sees where it leads him

  6. 15 Minute Drama

    Classic and contemporary original drama and book dramatisations

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    15 Minute Musical

    Series of brief musical comedies, written by and starring Richie Webb

  8. 15-Minute Hamlet

    Tom Stoppard's humorous take on Shakespeare.

  9. 150 Years of the Halle

    A celebration of the 150th anniversary of the feted Manchester-based orchestra.

  10. 1707: In the Footsteps of Defoe

    Sarfraz Manzoor retraces the footsteps of Daniel Defoe, a supporter of the Act of Union

  11. 1707: Mony A Mickle: The Scots and Money

    BBC Business Editor Robert Peston investigates the Scottish economy.

  12. 1707: Take an Englishman and a Scotsman

    Graeme Garden presents a tongue-in-cheek look at the supposed Anglo-Scottish antipathy.

  13. 1707: The Birth of Britain

    Dramatised account of the wheeling and dealing which led to the Act of Union of 1707.

  14. 1960-2010

    Commentators born in 1960 discuss the social consequences of the 1960s

  15. 1966 and All That

  16. 1966 and All That

    Craig Brown's satirical history of Britain

  17. 1968 - The Year of Revolutions

    John Tusa and guests discuss the impact of the tumultuous world events of 1968

  18. 1968 Day by Day

    A look back at the events making the news 40 years ago

  19. 1968 Day by Day Omnibus

    Another chance to look back at the events making the news 40 years ago with John Tusa

  20. 1968 The Sixty-Eighters at Sixty

    David Aaronovitch assesses the legacy of 1968, talking to former self-styled rebels

  21. 1968: Day by Day

    Another chance to hear the highlights of Radio 4's 1968 Day by Day series.

  22. 1968: It's Not Just about the Music

    Joe Queenan looks back at 40 years of Rolling Stone magazine.

  23. 1968: Notes from the Underground

    Rosie Boycott considers the origins, impact and legacy of the underground press in Britain

  24. 1968: Philosophy in the Streets

    Nick Fraser recalls the intellectual revolution of May 1968 that spread from Paris.

  25. 1968: Rivers of Blood: The Real Source

    Rob Shepherd recalls Enoch Powell's 'Rivers of Blood' speech of 1968.

  26. 1968: Sex, Telly and Britain

    Miranda Sawyer explores popular British culture of 1968

  27. 1989: A German Story

    German programme-makers report on rarely-reported aspects of their country

  28. 1989: Day by Day

    Sir John Tusa looks back at the events making the news 20 years ago

  29. 1989: Day by Day Omnibus

    Another chance to look back at the events making the news 20 years ago, with Sir John Tusa

  30. 1989: How The Wall Fell

    In a special discussion programme, Sir John Tusa explores the fall of the Berlin Wall.

  31. 1989: Restitching the City

    Rosie Goldsmith looks at how the infrastructure of Berlin was reunited after the Wall fell

  32. 1989: Simpson Returns

    BBC World Affairs Editor John Simpson tells the story of 20 years of post-communist life

  33. 1989: The '89 Generation

    Leading British politicians tell Anne McElvoy how the 1989 revolutions have shaped them.

  34. The 19th Century 'Greens'?

    What would Wordsworth have made of modern Greens? Prof James Woudhuysen investigates.

  35. 2010: Space Odyssey to Europa

    Astronomer Paul Murdin asks if Jupiter's moon, Europa, might sustain biological life.

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    2012: The End of Time

    As the Mayan prophecy of doom approaches, enjoy this light-hearted guide to the apocalypse

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  37.

    The 21st Century for Time Travellers

    A comedy show set in the future, looking back at the present time.

  38. 24-7

    Series looking at the impact of Britain's new round-the-clock society on people's lives

  39. 28 Acts in 28 Minutes

    Quickfire comedy show featuring 28 acts performing for one minute each

  40. 30 Years of the Bradshaws

    John Henshaw explores the unrelenting success of one of the longest running comedy series.

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  41.

    3D in Perspective

    Andrew Collins offers an historical perspective on our fascination with 3D.

  42. The 3rd Degree

    Quiz show hosted by Steve Punt from UK universities

  43. 4 at Forty

    Eddie Mair presents a celebration of 40 years of Radio 4.

  44. 4 At the Fringe

    Michael McIntyre introduces comedy and music from the Edinburgh Festival

  45. 4 at the Fringe

    Comedy and music from the Edinburgh Festival

  46. 4 Extra Comedy Club

    Great sketch and stand-up comedy series, compliments of BBC Radio 4 Extra's Comedy Club

  47. 4 in a Field

    Adam Hills presents the best comic talent at the 2009 Latitude Festival.

  48. 4 in a Field: Radio 4 at the Glastonbury Festival

    Stand-up comedy compered by Ed Byrne.

  49. The 4 O'Clock Friends

    A look at the extraordinary literary archive assembled by the John Murray publishing house

  50. 4 Stands Up

    Stand-up comedy show featuring big names from the circuit

  51. 40 Over League Cricket

    Surrey v Somerset in the final of the 40 over competition from Lords.

  52. 43 Years in the Third Form

    In 1952, 12-year-old Elizabeth is trying to read Girl in the midst of family mayhem.

  53. 49 Cedar Street

    Sitcom pilot about a shared house and the strange adventures of its reclusive residents.

  54. 5 Days in July

    Short plays by Mike Walker focusing on a London family during the first week of July 2005.

  55. 55 and Over

    Peter Souter's romantic comedy about the modern 50-plus generation

  56. 6000 Postcards

  57. 78 Revolutions

    Jenny Hammerton, a DJ of 78s, explores why the old discs are still alive and kicking.

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  58.

    8.51 to Brighton

    Series of short stories written by new writers to radio, introduced by Lynne Truss