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Combative, provocative and engaging debate on the topic of sex education, chaired by Michael Buerk. Show more

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Osborne announces tax cuts for workers and savers as well as help for first-time buyers.

Magda meets her boyfriend Marek and tells him the bad news about her escape plan. Bob crosses the border into East Germany and arrives in Leipzig. Show more

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Commentary on the second quarter-final of the World Cup from the MCG, with Jonathan Agnew, Jim Maxwell and Gerard Whateley. Expert analysis by Michael Vaughan and Kevin Pietersen. Show more