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High Crimes and Misdemeanours: US Presidential Impeachment

Michael Goldfarb looks back at how impeachment became a tool of US partisan politics.

Philip Cowley explores how technology influenced elections long before the digital age.

30 years after the Berlin Wall fell, Katy Long examines the history of border walls.

Christopher Frayling explores the creation and legacy of Defoe's controversial novel.

This week's Archive on 4 goes backwards in time to find the roots and routes of Brexit.

Parenting comedy couple Josie Long and Jonny Donahoe share their parenting archive clips.

How has English rural life changed since Ronald Blythe wrote his bestseller Akenfield?

From book publishers to Radio 4 commissioners, why are we so interested in anniversaries?

The spectacular story of Judy Garland's last concerts in London.

Are we hanging up on the voicemail? Olly Mann charts its rise, fall and strange afterlife.