If you try searching for "1834", which is a BBC Radio 4 Xtra programme, you don't get any matches for the programme (although you do on programme number 1834). Thus:

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$ get_iplayer --type radio 1834
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This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details use --warranty. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain
  conditions; use --conditions for details.

Matches:
1834:   tv, Points West: Evening News - 06/11/2017, BBC One, b09bzw4g
INFO: 1 matching programmes
$
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There are two programmes there however:

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$ get_iplayer --type radio | grep 1834
30028: 1834 - What Century Are You Living In?, BBC Radio 4 Extra, b01137b8
30029:  1834 - The Time Machine, BBC Radio 4 Extra, b011db7v
31834:  As BBC Radio 5 live - 02/11/2017, BBC Radio Leicester, p05jmtqt
41834: Radio 3 in Concert - Verbier Festival Orchestra, Mikhail Pletnev. Tchaikovsky, BBC Radio 3, b09d3ndk
$
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This seems to be true of any programme starting with a number ("15 Minute Drama" for example, or "40 Years of The News Quiz") however it does match on programme names which begin with a numeric but aren't numbers ("2Tone Taxi" for example).

Do I have to do some sort of clever quoting to get around this or is it a bug? Thanks.
--
Paul

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