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"You are not, in fact, squalid. You are not flea-ridden." Hilary Mantel dispels some myths about the 1500s and the notion of the 'dirty past'. | BBC Radio 4

"You are not, in fact, squalid. You are not flea-ridden." Hilary Mantel dispels some myths about the 1500s and the notion of the 'dirty past'. | BBC Radio 4

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#OnThisDay 1986: Sue Lawley sat in for *"gruesomely popular narrowcaster", Terry Wogan. *According to Russell Harty | BBC Archive

#OnThisDay 1986: Sue Lawley sat in for *"gruesomely popular narrowcaster", Terry Wogan. *According to Russell Harty | BBC Archive

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Reith Lectures 2009: A new citizenship debate

Reith Lectures 2009: A new citizenship debate

Historian Rutger Bregman previews his 2025 Reith Lectures, ‘Moral Revolution’. He explores the decline of today’s elites, lessons from past movements like the fight to abolish the slave trade, and how small groups can spark big change. The Reith Lectures | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4

Historian Rutger Bregman previews his 2025 Reith Lectures, ‘Moral Revolution’. He explores the decline of today’s elites, lessons from past movements like the fight to abolish the slave trade, and how small groups can spark big change. The Reith Lectures | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4

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"My first instinct, on learning that a book has been banned, is to seek it out and read it." Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie gives the first of the 2022 Reith Lectures. Chimamanda’s lecture, recorded in London in front of an audience, discusses freedom of speech and is the first of four lectures inspired by President Franklin D Roosevelt's four freedoms speech of 1941. In this clip, Chimamanda discusses the banning of books. In the other Reith Lectures, due to be broadcast on BBC Radio 4 through

"My first instinct, on learning that a book has been banned, is to seek it out and read it." Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie gives the first of the 2022 Reith Lectures. Chimamanda’s lecture, recorded in London in front of an audience, discusses freedom of speech and is the first of four lectures inspired by President Franklin D Roosevelt's four freedoms speech of 1941. In this clip, Chimamanda discusses the banning of books. In the other Reith Lectures, due to be broadcast on BBC Radio 4 through

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Rutger Bregman’s 2025 Reith Lectures, Moral Revolution, explore the decline of today’s elites and how small groups can spark big change. In his final talks, he calls for a ‘conspiracy of decency,’ bold ideas like UBI and fair taxation—and warns of AI’s risks. The Reith Lectures | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4

Rutger Bregman’s 2025 Reith Lectures, Moral Revolution, explore the decline of today’s elites and how small groups can spark big change. In his final talks, he calls for a ‘conspiracy of decency,’ bold ideas like UBI and fair taxation—and warns of AI’s risks. The Reith Lectures | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4

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In his first Reith Lecture, Rutger Bregman takes aim at today’s elites - calling out decadence and decline. In the second, he dives into the abolitionist movement, revealing how cultural shifts made virtue fashionable. Could these lessons spark a new moral revolution? The Reith Lectures | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4

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BBC Radio 4 - The Reith Lectures - What we learned from Hilary Mantel’s Reith lectures

BBC Radio 4 - The Reith Lectures - Is free speech under attack? Eight key points from Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s BBC Reith Lecture

Are we living through the fall of civilisation? | The Reith Lectures 2025 | Join EDuC

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Are we living through the fall of civilisation? | The Reith Lectures 2025 | Gerd Leonhard

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The Collapse of Trust – And How We Can Fix It | The Reith Lectures 2025 | Gerd Leonhard

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BBC Six O'Clock News - c1986

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Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)

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Public Lecture - Forensic anthropology - Professor Dame Sue Black

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Clinical Psychology: A Very Short Introduction | Susan Llewelyn | Talks at Google

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Particle Accelerators Reimagined - with Suzie Sheehy

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Penelope Keith - chat show interview 1988

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Vivienne Westwood on Wogan with Sue Lawley

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Ruth Bible Study: Session 1 (Introduction) Sandra Richter

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9 O'clock News coverage of BBC news invasion in protest of Section 28

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Christine Keeler talks SCANDAL with Sue Lawley on 'WOGAN' (BBC, 1989)

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bbc saturday matters with sue lawley 1989

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The Reith Lectures - Mark Carney Episode 1 of 4: From Moral to Market Sentiments

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Professor Sue Black on All That Remains

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Stephen Hawking alerta de la autodestrucción humana

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BBC Radio 4 - The Reith Lectures, Hilary Mantel, Can These Bones Live?

BBC Radio 4 - The Reith Lectures, Professor Stephen Hawking - Black Holes, Do black holes have no hair?

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