History
- A History of the World in 100 Objects (2010–)
- The Norman Way (2004)
- Apprentice
- Back to Beeching
- The Child Migrants
- City of the Sharp Nosed Fish
- The Dark Origins of Britain
- The Decade of Self-doubt
- Document
- Falkland Families
- For What It's Worth
- Great Lives
- Heroes and Villains
- A History of Human Folly
- In Our Time (1998–)
- Lend Me Your Ears
- The Long View
- Making History
- Mapping the Town
- Memory Like Shells Bursting
- Reconciling Histories
- The Reunion
- The Roman Way
- The Routes of English
- The Secret Museum
- Soldier, Sailor
- Spies R US: the history of the CIA
- The Telemark Heroes
- This Sceptred Isle (1995–)
- The Three Voyages of Captain Cook
- Tiger Tales
- Voices of the Powerless
- What If..?
- Why Did We Do That?
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