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Bloodhound and its driver Andy Green are hoping to smash the current land speed record. Andrew Harding has been given exclusive access as the car is put through its paces. Show more
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Sarah Campbell looks back on twelve months of the most significant events for the Royal family.
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The downfall of travel firm Thomas Cook had a far reaching effect on customers and staff. The BBC's Tom Burridge tells the story of how one of Britain's biggest brands collapsed. Show more
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What makes our lipstick glossy and foundation smooth? 70% of make-up products contain palm oil - so what are our beauty products doing to the planet?
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Bloodhound and its driver Andy Green are hoping to smash the current land speed record. Andrew Harding has been given exclusive access as the car is put through its paces. Show more
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The BBC's Amol Rajan takes a close up look at a year dominated by the power of social media.
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In northern Europe's Lapland, temperatures are rising faster than anywhere else in the world, threatening the livelihood of its indigenous Sami people. Show more
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Mark Kermode sorts the crackers from the turkeys, in his Christmas review of 2019's big releases on the silver screen.
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Private Eye's editor Ian Hislop talks to the BBC's Media Editor Amol Rajan about front covers, cartoons and satire: making sense of the world in 2019.
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The downfall of travel firm Thomas Cook had a far reaching effect on customers and staff. The BBC's Tom Burridge tells the story of how one of Britain's biggest brands collapsed. Show more
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How has a small place in northern Finland managed to become Europe's most eco-friendly town? Show more
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The team behind the hit podcast – and TV show – reflects on another a turbulent year for the UK’s politics and its relationship with the EU.
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Nick Miller and Sarah Keith Lucas speak to climate scientists at Cambridge University, to reflect on the most significant meteorological events of 2019. Show more
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Stephen Sackur interviews Sir Ranulph Fiennes and asks him about the motivation for his life of extreme adventure. Show more
