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Factual: History (1063 programmes)

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  1. Reading between the Lines Easy as ABC?

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    1/2. Michael Morpurgo finds out what Systematic Synthetic Phonics are.

  2. Making History 22/05/2012

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    Tom Holland presents the popular history magazine.

  3. Our Daily Bread Bread Kills

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    2/5. Considering the impact food has on health by looking at two deadly loaves from history.

  4. Extinct! Episode 2

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    2/3. Are humans causing the sixth great mass extinction event in Earth's history?

  5. Our Daily Bread A Half-Baked History

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    1/5. Jonathan Kent looks at a staple we take for granted and explores what it reveals about us.

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