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Hello and welcome to the History Extra Podcast from BBC History magazine, Britain's best-selling

History magazine. I'm Ellie Corthorn.

Today's episode is the latest in our everything you wanted to know series.

Where expert historians respond to popular online search queries and questions that you've

submitted via our social media channels. This time, the topic is Britain in the 1960s

and our expert is the historian author and broadcaster Dominic Sandbrook, who's the author

of White Heat, a history of Britain in the swinging 60s. Putting the questions to him was BBC

History magazine editor Rob Atta. Today I'm delighted to be joined by Dominic Sandbrook

for the latest of our everything you wanted to know podcasts, which today is on Britain in the

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