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Square Dog Radio programmes for BBC Networks in 2007 click here for future programmes |
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00:01 |
presenter: Mark Whitaker |
producer: Mark Whitaker | Open fire indoors | |
| A series for 'One Planet' about the health and development implications surrounding household energy and domestic smoke in the developing world. Smoke inhalation kills more people that malaria according to the WHO. |  |
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00:01 |
presenter: Mark Whitaker |
producer: Mark Whitaker | ||
| Second and final part of a series for 'One Planet' about the health and development implications surrounding household energy and domestic smoke in the developing world. Smoke inhalation kills more people that malaria according to the WHO | ||||
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101: Occupation |
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11:00 |
presenter: Mark Whitaker |
producer: Mark Whitaker | ||
| An examination of the Bush Administration's claim that the post-WW2 occupations of Japan and Germany are a good historical analogy for the occupation of Iraq today. | ||||
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11:45 |
presenter: Mark Whitaker |
producer: Mike Hally | ||
| It seems like the Royal British Legion has always been with us -- synonymous with Remembrance Day, red poppies and be-medalled veterans parading with quiet dignity past cenotaphs in London and around the country. Yet it grew out of an assortment of rival ex-services associations that themselves arose from the awful experience of 'total war' and the country's poor treatment of returning soldiers. These new groups were quite different from the traditional Victorian philanthropic charities that had previously looked after their welfare, for these were self-help groups and they asserted their rights rather than asking for charity. | ||||
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