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Stanley Tucci tells the story of Dianne Feinstein, trailblazing Californian politician who took over as mayor of San Francisco after the murders of Harvey Milk and Mayor Moscone. Show more

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Two Households showcases modern-day Northern Ireland, diverse and surprising, but still steeped in religion and the legacy of the past. Show more

As society changes the way it pays,it also changes the way it gives. Louise Cooper asks how donors can do the most good with their money and how charities can tap into new markets. Show more

Inside Health hears from two people who believe they were subject to hard sell for cataract surgery by the UK's biggest private provider, Optical Express Show more

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How a family feud complicates the sale of The Daily Telegraph. Show more

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England's chief medical officer says an epidemic is now likely in the UK as the number of coronavirus cases reach 87

The award-winning comedian, aided by Flo and Joan, scrutinises the seasons of nature and life. With Lou Sanders. From 2020. Show more

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The Front Row readers' panel discuss Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall trilogy; Shay D on women in hip hop; how isolation can breed creativity. Show more

Peter has his first encounter with his new flock, but letters from his wife back on Earth tell of hardship and natural disaster. Starring Hayley Atwell. Show more

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Anglican priest Rachel Mann reflects on her journey of identity as a trans woman. Show more

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Nick Robinson meets Whitehall insiders to find out how the UK might handle an escalating pandemic.

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BBC New Comedy Award finalist Ken Cheng tackles the theme of free speech in today's society. From 2020. Show more

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