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Iain Robertson Rambles
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Jules' and Greg's Wild Swim
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The Adventure Show
Amy Irons and Lauren MacCallum explore the islands of Benbecula and North and South Uist.
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How you could be a binge drinker without even knowing
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How chocolate biscuits and drama classes helped one man leave prison behind
The healing power of creativity.
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'When people believe in you, itβs life-changing'
Author Graeme Armstrong revisits the man who helped turn his life around.
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The 'breath-taking' display of US birds swept on to British soil
Recent storms have brought rare birds to our shores.
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Six things we learned about Alan Cumming on Take the Floor (Spoiler: includes accordions)
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How street gangs trap young men in a dangerous cycle of violence
The almost inescapable pull of life in a gang.
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Why stylist Gok Wan believes there's no such thing as bad fashion
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