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Great British Menu: 'I love homely food that reminds me of gran'
Glasgow-based chef Jak O'Donnell wants kids to learn cookery skills beyond making cupcakes
Mrs Brown's Boys: I love the lines that are not in the script
Welcome to the world of Agnes Brown. It's a world where family comes first, authority is to be challenged, and everything always works out in the end. What began in 1999 as a five minute comedy series for RT� 2fm (Ireland's equivalent of Radio 2), and then became a five-part stage trilogy, h...
Shetland: The relationship between Perez and Tosh
'My relationship with Douglas Henshall is not dissimilar to the relationship between Perez and Tosh... he has become something of a mentor' - Actress Alison O'Donnell on filming BBC One's crime drama set in the Scottish islands.
When Albums Ruled The World: The LP's golden age
The vinyl albums which changed music history: the producer on the challenge of packing it all into BBC Four's 90-minute documentary.
Sacred Wonders Of Britain: My first encounter
'What inspired a mania for monument building that lasted for a thousand years.' Archaeologist Neil Oliver on his favourite sacred site in the BBC Two history series.
Touring the country with Crimewatch Roadshow
When I was offered a presenter's role on Crimewatch Roadshow I jumped at the chance because I believe it's public service broadcasting at its best. Without the support our viewers give to our appeals for information in solving crimes, the programme just wouldn't work. With Crimewatch Roa...
Let's Dance For Comic Relief: I've had four micro-cries already
I've shot myself in the foot. Not literally, of course. That would make Let's Dance For Comic Relief too big a challenge even for me, and I love a challenge. It's the final week of training and I'm beginning to realise quite how difficult my routine is. Problem is, I chose it. Noth...
Richard Osman: My love affair with the quiz show
You might call us geeks, I couldn’t possibly comment – the Pointless co-host on making the game shows we’re so passionate about
Dissected: Getting under my skin
'The heat from our television lights meant the clock was ticking' - Discover some of the unexpected filming challenges the team faced when making the BBC Four series.
