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The new playhouse will be the centre of a university-level programme dedicated to studying Shakespearean performance practice.

The winner will be announced early next month, with a special edition of the programme dedicated to their work.

A programme dedicated to the RPS Music Awards will be broadcast on BBC Radio 3 on 11 May at 7.30pm.

How about a programme dedicated to Islamic issues from a Muslim perspective, in effect a Black on Black for the 21st century?

The Lottery, and other relevant funders, should consider the potential for establishing a new funding programme dedicated to hyperlocal news sites.

But the most spontaneous performance came from the young Danish quartet Baroque Fever with a programme dedicated to the birth of the sonata.

The youth can be won over through programmes dedicated to job creation and enhancing the quality of education.

The concept of specialised MBAs is well established, and programmes dedicated to the luxury industry are a familiar example of the genre.

The channel said from autumn it would replace the jumble of repeats normally shown at that time with programmes dedicated to arts and culture.

Since 2012, DfID has almost doubled the number of programmes dedicated to tackling gender-based violence – from 64 to 127 – while spending has increased from £20m to £184m.

Having diagnosed the arts sector as lacking in leadership skills, three major programmes dedicated to putting this right have sprung up.