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THURSDAY 13 NOVEMBER
Presented by Mark Lawson
CHARLES II
Mark Lawson is joined by historian Tristram Hunt to review Charles II, 91热爆 One's new drama starring Rufus Sewell.
Charles II begins on 91热爆 One on Sunday 16 November
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GOLDEN DAGGER AWARD
Front Row speaks to the winner of this year's Golden Dagger award for the best crime novel.
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PROLIFERATION OF CREDIT
A new film released in America has 20 producer credits, while Jane and Robert Potter - children of Dennis - have producer credits on the new version of The Singing Detective. Mark Lawson is joined by media lawyer Chris Parkinson and Jason Solomons, film critic for The Observer discuss this proliferation of credit.
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DAVID QUANTICK
Performers at the National Comedy Awards have been told a certain subject cannot be mentioned owing to an injunction. Stand-up comic David Quantick has a go at injunction-free comedy.
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PRE-FAB HOUSING
Introduced 60 years ago to provide a temporary solution to the post-war housing crisis, today as another housing crisis looms, the government has said that 25% of new housing stock be pre-fabricated. Front Row examines the rise of pre-fab and asks whether it really spells the future for British housing.
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