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More than 3,900 people called about emotional distress prompted by programmes such as Panorama and EastEnders, and more than 1,400 people called about sexual abuse.

Valeriya is not a novelty act, and is dismissive of the sort of passing fame offered by programmes such as Pop Idol.

She says our notion of success is skewed by programmes such as The Apprentice: "Is the most successful person the person who wins the series, or the one who goes on to a long-lasting business career or even TV career?" she says.

Gove caused controversy earlier this month when he attacked Cambridge historian Professor Sir Richard Evans as a leftwing academic who was happy to "feed the myth" perpetuated by programmes such as Blackadder, that the war was a "misbegotten shambles [and] series of catastrophic mistakes perpetrated by an out-of-touch elite".

This step signalled the end of regular worldwide distribution of a particular type of British culture, epitomised by programmes such as "The Saint" and "The Persuaders", both of which were capable of holding prime-time audiences coast-to-coast in America.

Mobility is a key aim in European education and training policy, currently supported by programmes such as Erasmus+, the EU Programme in the fields of education, training, youth and sport for the period 2014 2020 (European Commission 2013).

It seems that Britain is experiencing a golden age of archaeology fuelled by pioneering programmes such as Time Team and the adventures of Neil Oliver in programmes such as Coast and Vikings.

Treadwell-Collins urged the BBC and ITV to stop "fighting each other" by scheduling programmes such as Emmerdale and EastEnders at the same time, saying that the threat from streaming services such as Netflix meant they had a shared interest as an "endangered species".

Poundland's first celebrity collaboration follows the rising popularity of home baking in the UK – triggered by TV programmes such as the BBC's The Great British Bake-off – which has led to one in seven Britons baking more than twice a week.

The fourth operating room will be usually utilized by special programmes such as cardiac surgery, which is run as a quasi-private programme and hence was not included in the present study.

Mapping analyses using de novo assembled contigs (Velvet and MUMmer) help to correct the false-positive SNP/indel-calls made by mapping programmes such as BWA and MAQ (Table  2).