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Meg Steinheil is discovered bound and gagged, with the bodies of her husband and mother.

Researchers in Germany reopen an archaeological cold case from the Mesolithic period.

The incredible story of three of the most influential men in football history.

JB Priestley and Jill Balcon read passages from Priestley's work to a studio audience.

Mary Moore looks back on her father's life, work and relationship with television.

Sculptor Henry Moore gives an account of the ideas and intentions behind his work.

Performances from the BBC’s archives from Sting's solo career and The Police.

Writer David Ireland looks back on his award-winning play Cyprus Avenue.

David Ireland's award-winning dark comedy about sectarian hatred in Northern Ireland.

A fatal gang shooting leads police to a mysterious figure with unknown motives.

Andrew Davies looks back on his acclaimed 1994 adaptation of George Eliot's Middlemarch.

Newly arrived Dr Tertius Lydgate is put in charge of the fever hospital in Middlemarch.

Idealistic, misfit British officer TE Lawrence leads a legendary desert campaign.

Peter Egan looks back on the 1984 adaptation of Shelagh Delaney's play A Taste of Honey.

1984 adaptation of Shelagh Delaney's classic play.

With Split Enz, Diana Ross, Ottawan, Linx and The Police, plus Russ Abbot and Leo Sayer.

When Reggie set off for work, he didn't intend to call his mother-in-law a hippopotamus.

Documentary looking at the short but brilliant career of rock 'n' roll star Buddy Holly.

Dvorak’s masterpiece alongside a new triple concerto from BBC Young Musician star alumni.

With Def Leppard, Motley Crue, Rick Astley, Kim Wilde and The Jesus and Mary Chain.

With All Saints, Vengaboys, Mariah Carey feat Joe, Honeyz, Kelis, *NSYNC and Madonna.

What happened to a British ship and German U-boat that reportedly sank each other in 1917?

Lady Antonia Fraser looks back on the BBC's 1987 adaptation of The Birthday Party.

It's Stanley's birthday, but his party isn't quite what he expected. By Harold Pinter.