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This week, as most of the country bakes in record-setting temperatures, we look back at one political decision a decade ago that has turned up the heat at Westminster and further afield since day one. We tune the dial to some niche broadcasts, from one solely for a handful of Britons stationed in Antarctica, to another with a global following involving digestive systems, saxophones and who knows what else. Plus, there鈥檚 classic Clue comedy from Henning Wehn - you might need to cover your ears though.

Presenter: Julian Worricker
Producer: Anthony McKee
Editor: Steven Hobson
Production Coordinators: Caoilfhinn McFadden and Sylvie Conway

A 麻豆社 Audio Northern Ireland production for 麻豆社 Radio 4.

Programmes featured in this episode include:

Archive on 4: Resonance FM - The Art of Listening
Antarctic Midwinter Broadcast
Jazz Records Request, 21/06
Politically: Ten Years after Brexit - Episode 10: Impact on Politics
Witness History: Ireland watches the vote unfold
Composer of the Week: Henry Purcell, 22/06
Illuminated: If We Can Walk Together
Ancient Lives with Mary Beard - Being Greek: Courtroom Drama
Sporting Witness: Brazil 1-7 Germany: Brazil's heaviest defeat
I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue: S85, E3: Song Stoppers
One Hit Wonders with OJ Borg: World Cup Special Part 2 - with Eat My Goal
Today, 19/06: Red Sox's organist Josh Kantor