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Knife by Salman Rushdie
2. Personal meditations on enduring a violent attack
Mark Kermode and Ellen E Jones investigate the world of gyms and bodybuilding on screen. Read more
10 things we learned about Gary Lineker and food
How he’s swapped studs for the stove and emerged as a self-taught, self-confessed foodie.
Eight films that caused problems for British censors
The times when filmmakers fell foul of the BBFC.
Celebrated pilot, navigator and prisoner of war
The incredible story of one of Britain’s first black airmen, Johnny Smythe.
Cillian Murphy's Desert Island Discs: What we learned
The star of the film Oppenheimer and BBC drama Peaky Blinders talks to Lauren Laverne
Four ways instant messaging has changed lives
Helen Lewis investigates group chats that are invisible to the outside world.
Six extraordinary facts about pregnancy
It’s one of the few things we all have in common: being born. But how much do we know?
12. Flying High with Johnny Smythe
Johnny Smythe, one of the first West African RAF airmen, navigates a terrifying flight.
Stephen Mangan: Erris, Co. Mayo, Ireland
Stephen is determined to take Shaun back to their ancestral homeland, but will he prevail?
Toast - Little Chef
Why did we lose the roadside restaurant chain Little Chef?
1. The Dance Begins
The life of a human begins to unfold.
Helen Lewis Has Left the Chat
Left the Chat: No 2. Fax Machines and Foxy Natashas
Everyone at Westminster is addicted to WhatsApp. Should we be worried?
Episode 1: The BBC
Pie's unleashed on the public as a last minute stand-in.
