Former footballer Anton Ferdinand explores the issue of racism in the game from a personal perspective, speaking for the first time about his highly publicised incident with John Terry in 2011. Show more
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Margaret of Anjou
51 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 FMLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 LW
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Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss how the Queen of England fought to hold on to power for the sake of her son, when her husband's mental illness made him unable to rule. Show more
How black immigrants who made Britain their home came face to face with the government's 'hostile environment'. David Olusoga exposes the secret files behind the Windrush scandal. Show more
Ed Balls heads to Spain and Holland to explore national identity and the rise of right-wing populism across Europe. In Melilla, Spain, he works a shift with the local police. Show more
Ed Balls heads to Poland and Germany, exploring the anti-elite sentiment that has swept Europe and given rise to right-wing populism. In Poland, Ed works a shift in a coal mine. Show more
Ed Balls heads to Italy and France to explore how years of austerity have affected politics across Europe. In Italy, Ed meets with fashion entrepreneur Valeria Marini. Show more
Parking Mad
08/01/2013
50 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC One HDLatest broadcast: on BBC Two Northern Ireland
Documentary following the people who fight their parking tickets. Featuring both the council's parking enforcement departments and the amateur parking campaigners who oppose them. Show more
The Route Masters: Running London's Roads
Episode 5: The Future
1 hour
First broadcast: on BBC Two HDLatest broadcast: on BBC Two England
A look at how plans are being made for London's already congested roads to be able to cope with the two million people expected to move to the city by 2030. Show more
Joe Wicks discovers how his parents’ mental health issues affected him as a child, and the shocking scale of the problem of parental mental health today. Show more
Residents of the community around Grenfell Tower tell an extraordinary story, 150 years in the making, of how their borough became the most unequal place in Britain. Show more
A painting’s hidden story is revealed, a beautiful Chinese bridge is painstakingly rebuilt, and a 450-year-old table must be saved from collapse and made ready to go on tour.
A collapsed ceiling means restoring writer Vita Sackville-West’s study from scratch, while Rudyard Kipling’s family history is revealed in a precious possession.
Paul McCartney’s childhood home is lovingly restored, a unique collection of photos is discovered in Liverpool, and an intriguing modern art installation is saved from collapse.
A unique Victorian clock is brought back to life, a portrait damaged by Georgian partying is restored, and an unusual handmade puppet reveals a hidden World War II story.
Winston Churchill’s D-Day memento needs reinforcements, antique Chinese wallpaper comes under insect attack, and a Victorian A-lister’s stage costume is saved for one last act.
The battle to save unique dodo and dinosaur statues in a Northern Irish garden, the hidden story behind a portrait and a Victorian garden seat's restoration to its former glory.