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Armando Iannucci’s Strong Message Here can teach the government a lesson
With Labour reeling from Angela Rayner’s resignation and the rise of Reform, it’s going to need all the comms help…
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Radio 4’s literal guide to Animal Farm should have dug deeper
The BBC documentary might have focused less on barnyard noises and more on the interesting details of George Orwell’s rural…
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How colour is created in the mind
The National Gallery’s multidisciplinary podcast Stories in Colour recounts world history through the story of pigment.
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The BBC Sounds series Stalked is thrilling and worrying
With sensitive reporting, Carole Cadwalladr and Hannah Mossman Moore highlight the lack of safeguarding for victims of stalking.
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David Dimbleby’s Invisible Hands charts the ascent of free-market ideology in Britain
The six-part BBC Radio 4 series forensically dissects the dissemination of free-market capitalism throughout the British political system.
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Who was the real DH Lawrence?
A BBC series considers the novelist’s three great themes: sex, nature and class.
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The Organ Symphony is an ode to the human body
This bizarre and brilliant BBC Radio 4 series imagines what our heart, brain, lungs, kidneys and liver might sound like.
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