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A stabbing on a street. Scared witnesses. Who will tell Robert’s family who killed him?

Dictator Idi Amin gives all Asians 90 days to leave Uganda. Will they get out in time?

Paul and Bob fish the River Ribble in Lancashire and are joined by Ted for the last time.

One of the world's biggest touring bands pulls out all the stops on their 2005 world tour.

A star-studded line-up perform a concert rendition of Amy Winehouse's album Back to Black.

A collection of memorable performances and rare interviews from Amy Winehouse.

Bill Murray’s golfing adventure in the Emerald Isle doesn’t always go to plan.

Ellie White and Natasia Demetriou make a chaotic return to the screen.

A community’s powerful fight for justice after the tragedy of the Aberfan disaster.

Exposing Britain's forced adoption scandal and how 250,000 babies were taken by the state.

Forty hits from the year 1976 - a strong contender for the title 'weirdest year in pop'.

With Paul Heaton, Skye Newman, DC3, mary in the junkyard, Dermot Henry and Johnny Marr.

Five surprising and inspiring stories of how books can change lives.

Two film-makers explore changes to British Muslim life over the last 25 years.

Roxy, Annette and Gaby all fall for the same man online. But is he too good to be true?

BBC World Affairs editor John Simpson looks back at his extraordinary 60-year career.

John Boyega and childhood friends reveal new testimony about his killing and its aftermath

The Porthcawl crew embark on a search for a local fisherman who’s fallen overboard.

Paralysed motorcyclist Luke arrives in trauma, and Nurse Becky manages a relentless shift.

Marjorie and Jason navigate political differences as Chris and Sienna process infidelity.

The Proms pays tribute to soul icon Marvin Gaye with a night full of his greatest hits.

A classic performance recorded on Marvin Gaye’s first European tour in 1976.

Brian Low is shot dead. Former gamekeeper David Campbell stands accused of his murder.

Aspiring art dealers compete to win £50,000 worth of brilliant British art.