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A series examining business difficulties. In this episode, the Royal Shakespeare Company are under the spotlight

The American singer performs songs from her CD of standards, Ask a Woman Who Knows, before an invited audience. Backed by the Radio Big Band, Natalie is also joined by Canadian star Diana Krall and her trio

Documentary examining the emergence of regional accents in the media. Following the rise of Northern culture in the 1960s, there was a swing back to the South East in the 1970s and 80s, leading to the spread of Estuary English, as mockney swept the country

Publisher and former Tory minister Michael Heseltine divulges his business secrets

Alistair Cooke’s personal examination of the history of the United States. This edition looks at the westward migration by settlers, including the Mormons who founded Salt Lake City, and the crossing of the continent by railroad

Filmed live at The Old Vic theatre, an audience with one of the UK’s most controversial politicians. Heseltine is known for providing British politics with some of its more theatrical moments, such as the time he swung the Speaker’s Mace during a commons debate, earning himself the nickname Tarzan. Heseltine discusses the current state of the Conservative party, the government and the country

Powerful drama about a Polish woman who has survived the hell of a Nazi concentration camp and harbours a horrific secret. In Brooklyn in 1947, she lives in a boarding house with her volatile lover and a young writer with whom she has formed a close friendship. She recounts her harrowing experiences - but it becomes clear that she has lied about her past. A faithful adaptation of the novel by William Styron

The American singer performs songs from her CD of standards, Ask a Woman Who Knows, before an invited audience. Backed by the Radio Big Band, Natalie is also joined by Canadian star Diana Krall and her trio