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From the British Library in the heart of London, BBC presenter Tanya Beckett introduces us to the first round-up of history in 2015.

From the British Library in the heart of London, BBC presenter Tanya Beckett introduces us to the first round-up of history in 2015. Witness has spoken to the drummer who jammed with Miles Davis on his seminal album 'Kind of Blue', we've travelled to Delhi to speak to the CEO of India's first call centre, and we've heard from Winston Churchill's granddaughter as she remembers his funeral on its 50th anniversary.

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