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The Prosecutors: The Proof
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Wednesday, 9th March 2016 00:00 - BBC Four
How do prosecutors deal with two horrific murders and a victim of an assault who is unhappy her attacker was not... Read more: The Prosecutors: The Proof
Thinking Allowed 2016: Small towns, Patient rescue and resuscitation
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Wednesday, 9th March 2016 16:00 - BBC Radio 4
Laurie Taylor and guests discuss the social aspects of small towns and people who become acutely unwell. Read more: Thinking Allowed 2016: Small towns, Patient rescue and resuscitation
The Prosecutors: The Trial
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Wednesday, 9th March 2016 21:00 - BBC Four
How do historic cases work where changes in that law has allowed retrials but old witnesses and evidence can be hard... Read more: The Prosecutors: The Trial
Thinking Allowed 2016: Small towns, Patient rescue and resuscitation
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Monday, 14th March 2016 00:15 - BBC Radio 4
Laurie Taylor and guests discuss the social aspects of small towns and people who become acutely unwell. Read more: Thinking Allowed 2016: Small towns, Patient rescue and resuscitation
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More The Prosecutors episodes
The Proof
The Prosecutors
The Proof
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How do prosecutors deal with two horrific murders and a victim of an assault who is unhappy her attacker was not... Read more: The Proof
The Charge
A child has been killed in a collision, how will the Prosecutors charge the driver? Read more: The Charge
More Thinking Allowed 2016 episodes
The debt collection industry, Spousal job loss
Thinking Allowed 2016
The debt collection industry, Spousal job loss
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On this week's Thinking Allowed, Laurie Taylor and guests look at debt collection and spousal job loss. Read more: The debt collection industry, Spousal job loss
Refusing adulthood, How young people feel about being poor
Laurie Taylor and guests discuss the Peter Pan effect (why do some people refuse to mature?) and how young people... Read more: Refusing adulthood, How young people feel about being poor
Museums and nationalism, Imagining utopias
Laurie Taylor and guests look at nationalism through the country's museums and the role of impossible dreams shaping... Read more: Museums and nationalism, Imagining utopias
Weather forecasting, Young people and politics
In this episode of Thinking Allowed, Laurie Taylor and guests explore whether weather forecasters are excellent... Read more: Weather forecasting, Young people and politics
More The Bottom Line: Winter 2015-16 episodes
Tax Avoidance
The Bottom Line: Winter 2015-16
Tax Avoidance
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How much tax should global companies like Google and Starbucks pay in the UK? Read more: Tax Avoidance
Ten years of The Bottom Line
This week The Bottom Line celebrates ten years of broadcasting with a look back over the past decade. Read more: Ten years of The Bottom Line
Data Privacy
This week The Bottom Line investigates the value of personal data to businesses. Read more: Data Privacy
Customer Service
This week The Bottom Line investigates how customer service impacts businesses. Read more: Customer Service
More Canals: The Making of a Nation episodes
Heritage
Canals: The Making of a Nation
Heritage
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Episode 1 of 6 investigates the heritage of our canal network and how the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal is still... Read more: Heritage
Engineering
Episode 6 of 6 looks at the rise of civil engineering and the feats of technology behind the Leeds-Liverpool canal.
Read more: Engineering
More Frozen Planet episodes
On Thin Ice
Frozen Planet
On Thin Ice
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Climate change is already affecting the poles - what does the future hold for these environments? Read more: On Thin Ice
The Last Frontier
The people who work, and live, at the extremes of the planet Read more: The Last Frontier
Winter
Temperatures plummet to 70 below - and the Poles become unforgiving places Read more: Winter
Autumn
Time is running out for the creatures at the Poles Read more: Autumn
Summer
At the Poles, summer days never end... Read more: Summer
Spring
Even at the Poles, the winter has to end Read more: Spring
To The Ends Of The Earth
The start of a fantastic journey Read more: To The Ends Of The Earth
More or Less
Selfies, sugar daddies, schoolchildren and public spending
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More or Less investigates selfies, tuition fee sugar daddies, school children's birthdays, public spending and... Read more: Selfies, sugar daddies, schoolchildren and public spending
The London Markets: The Fruit And Veg Market
Inside New Spitafields
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The fruit and veg trade in England was once a closed world dominated by traditional British costermonger families.... Read more: Inside New Spitafields
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