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EP 1 - A rocket ship's mission to the sun and an unexpected turn of events for visitors to Mars. EP 2 - A couple try to cope when their newborn baby arrives in the form of a blue pyramid. EP 3 - Children witness a rare break in the rainfall on Venus, and lighthouse workers find out what lies beyond. EP 4 - A hunter gets to time travel and shoot a dinosaur - with

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Michael Sheen grew up in the shadow of the steel and coal industries of South Wales but there was another towering figure in his youth as he started showing signs of what was to become a glittering acting career. That figure was his fellow South Walian Richard Burton. Rich, as he was known to his friends, was one of the world's richest and most famous men in his day. But above all else he was

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At the end of the nineteenth century, in the seediest quarter of Paris, a new theatre opened its doors offering a recipe of blood and terror - and soon the Grand Guignol was to become as big as an attraction in the city as the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe. The success of an evening's performance - made up of a succession of short comedy and horror plays - was measured by how many

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Readings from letters, diaries, and poems written at the front line during World War 1. Readers Ian McKellen - Poems by Wilfred Owen Marcus Stolberg - Letters & Diaries of Medical Corps Corporal Ludwig Kutner Ivan Cutting - Letters of George Stofer of Saxmunden, Suffolk Download Here

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Kenny Everett's first love was always "the wireless" because he knew the pictures would always be better when you listened to his wildly imaginative features on the radio. Paul Gambaccini explores how, and why, Kenny fell under the spell of radio and celebrates his legacy, with many examples of the DJ having fun on the wireless. Wireless Kenny Everett covers his first approach to the Beeb;

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Robin Ince examines Schrodinger's Cat, the paradox at the heart of quantum physics, and discovers its influence on science and popular culture. Fifty years after the death of Nobel laureate Erwin Schrodinger, the quantum mysteries of his cat-in-a-box paradox still continue to drive physicists in research today. Can a living thing be both alive and dead at the same time? Schrodinger's experiment

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Bernard Hare, former social worker and author of the cult classic "Urban Grimshaw and the Shed Crew" tells a moving tale of the power of human compassion. He recounts a story from his younger years, of a night when he was desperate to get from London to his home town of Leeds to see his mother on her deathbed. He had no money, and the train schedule meant it looked like he could not get home in

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Series 1 E01 - My Own True Ghost Story E02 - The Man In The Bell E03 - Caterpillars E04 - Narrative Of The Ghost Of A Hand E05 - The Mezzotint E06 - Dr Heidegger's Experiment E07 - The Masque Of The Red Death E08 - A Terribly Strange Bed Download Here Lovely spookers :P

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Download Here Can modern technology identify the elusive components that give Stradivarius violins a unique voice? Analysts have submitted the master instruments to a battery of tests, from CT scans to burning original samples of varnish, but are they just chasing a myth? Professor Trevor Cox investigates

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Download Here Episode 1 Writer and comedian David Quantick examines the lasting impact of psychedelia on music and popular culture from the 1960s onwards. Episode 2 Writer and comedian David Quantick concludes his examination of the lasting impact of psychedelia on music and popular culture.

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Download Here Size: 53.59 MBRichard Feynman (1918-88) was one of the most remarkable and gifted theoretical physicists of any generation. He was also known as the 'Great Explainer' because of his passion for helping non-scientists to imagine something of the beauty and order of the universe as he saw it.  A tribute to Richard Feynman, brilliant physicist, and all round smart guy.

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Download Here Boy: Tales of Childhood (1984) is the first autobiographical book by British writer Roald Dahl. It describes his life from birth until leaving school, focusing on living conditions in Britain in the 1920s and 1930s, the public school system at the time, and how his childhood experiences led him to writing as a career. It ends with his first job, working for Royal Dutch Shell. His

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The Cold War is over. But some habits die hard. Since 2007 Russian nuclear bombers have been flying provocatively close to UK airspace, triggering interception by RAF fighters. The Royal Navy has encountered Russian 'hunter-killer' submarines. And as the recent discovery of a spy ring in the United States revealed, Russian agents remain active against the West. With remarkable access to Britain's

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Download Here In lowland Scotland we associate scary stories and the presence of the dead with Halloween, but in the Northern Isles all those customs belong to Christmas. It began life not as a jolly day for children but as the feast of the returning dead: Yule. At Yule a truce was declared with the living, all work on the farm was stopped and large quantities of strong ale were brewed for the

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To Begin at the Beginning…. Allow me to start this wondrous entry with the words of Dylan Thomas as read in the mellisonant tones of Richard Burton. One of my most treasured books, I offer you to borrow indefinitely, switch off the lights and take your imagination for a walk. Download Here Under Milk Wood is a 1954 play for radio by Dylan Thomas, later adapted for the stage. A

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