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Revamping old rail lines in London shows the good and the bad of gentrification

Evolution of the classical recital that takes place each New Year's Day in Vienna.

The British artist talks to Rebecca Kesby about his new exhibition on British identity

Dan goes to art class with homeless artists at London's Royal Academy of Arts.

Dan goes to Graceland, by way of London, to explore the life and times of Elvis Presley

Dan Damon goes behind the scenes of a cabaret show turning science into art.

New play "Obama-ology" asks if President Obama is still a lodestar for young black people

Dan takes a look at the secret and sometimes musical world of London's black cab drivers.

Chloe Hadjimatheou investigates institutions for disabled people in Greece

Rebecca Kesby hears how powerful women have dressed through the ages

A German-Jewish refugee to the UK returns to the site of his internment camp 74 years ago

Dan hears about the many rivers flowing beneath the city.

Two Japanese artists explore the lingering questions over food from Fukushima.

Dan sees a new exhibition on the allure of Gothic art

Dan visits two families to discuss how they juggle career and home life

As Scotland votes no, Dan looks at the future of the Gaelic language in the country

Dan in Gwangju, South Korea, views art marking the 1980 uprising against military rulers

Rebecca Kesby hears about the role of the British lavatory in shaping social history

Actress Zoe Wanamaker on her visionary father's dream for the South Bank of the Thames

Chloe Hadjimatheou speaks to the people taking up residence in large derelict properties.

Dan goes to Yorkshire to tell the story of a lesbian industrialist in the early 1800s.

Dan explores how war-damaged Italy rebuilt its global profile through high fashion.

Dan looks back at the life and work of Ivor Gurney: poet, composer and soldier

Photographer and self-described railway fanatic Andrew Cross shares his passion with Dan