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At War with Wellington
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Do You Know What You're Saying?
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Myth or Reality? 1968
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Thursday 9.00-9.45am, rpt 9.30-10.00pm. 
Latest: Gödel's Incompleteness Theorems Listen again online or download the latest edition as an mp3 file. Wednesday 11.00-11.30am. 
Learn more about the mysterious empire of Byzantium. Presented by Historian Bettany Hughes. Tuesdays 3.00 - 3.30pm 
Vanessa Collingridge and the team answer listeners' historical queries. Listen again online or send in your questions. The series has now ended. 
Matthew Parris presents Radio 4's biographical series. Listen again or podcast the latest edition The series has now ended. 
Tracing your roots the series that helps put branches on your family tree. The series has now ended. 
Mike Thomson investigates a historical document. Latest: The Doomesday Document Listen again online and view picture galleries The series has ended 
A season of programmes to mark the 40th anniversary of a momentous year. The pulse for the season is 1968 - Day by Day . The series has now ended 
Peter and Dan Snow present as guide to the Peninsular War More information and special videos 21 to 25 July 2008 
A retrospective season on Radio 4 to celebrate the work of the Sir Charles Wheeler. available online for 21 days after broadcast. . 
This Sceptred Isle tells the story of Britain over 2000 years. Find out about more about the Suez crisis of 1956 The series has now ended 
A 90 part history of the British Empire Read historical overviews, profiles, unusal facts and explore the Empire interactive timeline. The series has ended 
Michael Portillo looks at how some moments in history often conceal other significant happenings. Go to Open2.net for more information The series has now ended 
Dylan Winter looks at the Dickin Medal, the animal equivalent of the Victoria Cross. Find out more information and listen again online. The series has now ended. 
Jonathan Freedland looks for the past behind the present. The series has now ended. 
Lars Tharp explores the Chinese porcelain industry and the link to Britain The series has now ended. 
A chance to listen again during Christmas. Michael Morpurgo presents a narrative history series exploring British childhood in 6 one hour episodes. The series has now ended 
A season of programmes reflecting on the 50th anniversary of the Hungarian uprising and Suez crisis of 1956. Listen again online The series has now ended. 
Mapping the Town uncovers the history of a town through the geographical clues. 
Melvyn Bragg returned with a Routes of English special: Do you know what you're saying?How is computing and science affecting English? Listen again to the programme online. Available from Friday 21 April 2006 
The UK Theme has found a new home on the Radio 4 website Follow this link to go to the UK Theme page. The series has now ended. 
Jonathan Bate presents a series which examines historical events through the poetry they inspired. Listen again online for 7 days. The series has ended but you can listen again online 
Bettany Hughes begins a three part re-evaluation of one of the Medici family from the Renaissance. Listen again online THE VIKING WAY The series has now ended 
David Aaaronovitch explores the world of the Vikings Listen again to entire series online or view the Viking image gallery. The series has now ended. 
Evan Davis presents a major four-part series for BBC Radio 4 about the history of the comprehensive school. This week: No more sheep and goats The series has now ended 
Sue MacGregor meets groups of people who have lived through an important moment in recent history. Find out more The series has ended. 
Sir Mark Tully presents a unique testimony of the Indian Army.
CLASSIC HISTORY - THE THREE VOYAGES OF CAPTAIN COOK 
Nigel Rigby presents the story of Captain James Cook's three historic voyages of exploration.Listen again to excerpts of the series online
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