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Farewell to an iconic building. BBC World Service, in its 80th year, will start broadcasting from a state-of-the-art complex next to Broadcasting House. Celebrate the passing of an iconic building, and look forward to a new future for the BBC World Service.
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Explore our story through iconic buildings and objects. Includes video tours of Broadcasting House and Television Centre, and details of broadcast-related exhibitions.
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Anniversary of the month: How Does Your Garden Grow? (which became Gardeners' Question Time) 9 April 1947

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Audio from How Does Your Garden Grow? 9 April 1947. Image from Gardeners' Question Time 1951