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Home Front is a BBC radio drama that aired from 2014 to 2018 about how people in Britain coped during World War 1. The genre is drama and history as it focuses on the events from 100 years ago. The target audience is likely middle-aged and older listeners who can relate better to those who lived during World War 1. The radio script style contains dialogue between characters with little description or direction. It follows a typical three-act narrative structure.
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