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Simon asks if marriage is all romance and harmony, or the most commercial of transactions. With Merryn Somerset Webb. From 2016. Show more

After sparking a plane crash, the deadly Exon plant strain's advancement continues. Stars TP McKenna and Paul Copley. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Theatre director Yvonne Brewster chooses poet, and key figure of 1920s Harlem, Claude McKay. With Matthew Parris. From May 2007.

The writer's surprised over his wife's enthusiasm for a day trip. Stars Ian Carmichael and Charlotte Mitchell. From May 1981. Show more

The team visits Nice only to discover that it doesn't have a film festival after all. With Angus Deayton. From November 1986. Show more

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In a country better known for war than wine, journalist Jeremy Bowen meets the winemakers of Lebanon. From 2011. Show more

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