BBC R4 Ex SkyTV

2/4. When his dad Goodison invites Phil to visit him in HMP Parbold, Phil thinks it might be a chance to reconnect. But maybe there's more to the invitation than meets the eye...

5/6. John presents several different animals, a couple of types of king and a much-needed intervention. From 2018.

From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, The Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. And tonight, Athena Kugblenu interviews the comedian and writer Mary O'Connell.

1/4. A special wartime edition of the nostalgic spoof of boys' adventure story magazines. With Alistair McGowan. From 1994.

2/4. The young, aspiring politicians of the new political Party take their campaign to the internet. Stars Tim Key. From June 2011.

Muriel Gray and Christopher Frayling discuss the life of ghost story author MR James. With Humphrey Carpenter. From 2002.

Singer-songwriter Guy Garvey explores the legal pitfalls that can befall the honest musician - and how to avoid them. From 2011.

4/5. With the island's murder tally now standing at two, Miss Marple is in need of an ally. Starring June Whitfield.

6/6. Still hunting for the culprit, the Roman detective realises the lengths that a lover will go to for revenge. Stars Anton Lesser.

5/6. A troubled community centre visitor puts ex-convict Terry in danger. Stars Karl Howman and Phyllis Logan. From February 1999.

Will a visit to the pier pour cold water on the renovation plans? Dad's Army spin-off with John Le Mesurier. From November 1983.

4/4. Worried about obscure questions, Paul rewrites the UK Citizenship Test to reflect his ideas about Britishness. From August 2013.

9/10. Despite being estranged from her friend Van, Alex Hope is distraught when he goes missing. Read by Rosalind Sydney.

When Sophia's medical ambitions are frustrated in Edinburgh, she decides to see what London can offer. Stars Julia Watson.

2/6. Josh Widdecombe, Helen Keen, Susie Dent and Natalie Haynes in dexterous wordplay. With Gyles Brandreth. From September 2014.

1/6. Despite a new office, Nigel and Michael still struggle with life. Stars Raymond Coulthard and Adam Godley. From February 2007.

3/4. Abandoned Mary returns to the Cornish coaching house, where an angry mob confronts her. Stars Susannah Corbett and John Woodvine.

5/5. After two murders and an attempted suicide, amateur sleuth Miss Marple battles to find a link. Starring June Whitfield.

4 Extra Debut. Mr and Mrs Bentley are unhappily married. So who is hatching a secret plan? Stars Kathleen Helme and Malcolm Hayes. From 1960.

3/6. Chad and Roy get a little too well acquainted. Stars Geraldine James, Alistair McGowan and Martin Clunes. From August 1994.

1/6. A deadly game of Russian Roulette Video Cassette, and Blake's 7 spoofed. With Chris Emmett and Fred Harris. From October 1980.

What would you banish? Phil Wang goes for standing ovations, biopics and the second law of thermodynamics. From 2023.

10/10. Alex flees Crossriggs and her complicated love life, to act as a companion for her demanding aunt. Read by Rosalind Sydney.

It's all hands to the decks, as Sophia Jex-Blake prepares to open the very first medical school for women. Stars Julia Watson.

Brighty's decision to right a wrong - killing a man in a duel - leads to a bust-up with Babs. Whilst she goes full revolutionary, Brighty and Churley mentor a young proto-rake.

5/5. Helen Arney and Dr Kat Arney explore the Victorian legacy: toilets - a Victorian triumph or flushing away resources? From 2017.

A space for spiritual reflection with a Bible reading, prayer and a range of Christian music led by Ann Easter.

4 Extra Debut. Personal stories about Farewell to Stromness by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, a protest against uranium mining in Orkney. From 2019.

Sarfraz Manzoor meets music star Dolly Parton, to find out more about her campaign to improve children's literacy. From 2011.

5/5. After two murders and an attempted suicide, amateur sleuth Miss Marple battles to find a link. Starring June Whitfield.

4 Extra Debut. Mr and Mrs Bentley are unhappily married. So who is hatching a secret plan? Stars Kathleen Helme and Malcolm Hayes. From 1960.

3/6. Chad and Roy get a little too well acquainted. Stars Geraldine James, Alistair McGowan and Martin Clunes. From August 1994.

1/6. A deadly game of Russian Roulette Video Cassette, and Blake's 7 spoofed. With Chris Emmett and Fred Harris. From October 1980.

What would you banish? Phil Wang goes for standing ovations, biopics and the second law of thermodynamics. From 2023.

10/10. Alex flees Crossriggs and her complicated love life, to act as a companion for her demanding aunt. Read by Rosalind Sydney.

It's all hands to the decks, as Sophia Jex-Blake prepares to open the very first medical school for women. Stars Julia Watson.

4/6. Crime writers Tim Heald and Margaret Yorke puzzle over a case of robbery gone wrong. Chaired by Simon Brett. From October 1998.

1/6. Living in a run-down community, Heather tries to help a family with a sick child. Stars Lindsey Coulson. From February 2000.

4/4. After encountering the brutal wreckers, Mary finally learns who's in charge. Stars Susannah Corbett and James Laurenson.

4 Extra Debut. Personal stories about Farewell to Stromness by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, a protest against uranium mining in Orkney. From 2019.

Sarfraz Manzoor meets music star Dolly Parton, to find out more about her campaign to improve children's literacy. From 2011.

5/5. After two murders and an attempted suicide, amateur sleuth Miss Marple battles to find a link. Starring June Whitfield.

4 Extra Debut. Mr and Mrs Bentley are unhappily married. So who is hatching a secret plan? Stars Kathleen Helme and Malcolm Hayes. From 1960.

3/6. Chad and Roy get a little too well acquainted. Stars Geraldine James, Alistair McGowan and Martin Clunes. From August 1994.

1/6. A deadly game of Russian Roulette Video Cassette, and Blake's 7 spoofed. With Chris Emmett and Fred Harris. From October 1980.

What would you banish? Phil Wang goes for standing ovations, biopics and the second law of thermodynamics. From 2023.

10/10. Alex flees Crossriggs and her complicated love life, to act as a companion for her demanding aunt. Read by Rosalind Sydney.

It's all hands to the decks, as Sophia Jex-Blake prepares to open the very first medical school for women. Stars Julia Watson.

4/6. Crime writers Tim Heald and Margaret Yorke puzzle over a case of robbery gone wrong. Chaired by Simon Brett. From October 1998.

1/6. Living in a run-down community, Heather tries to help a family with a sick child. Stars Lindsey Coulson. From February 2000.

4/4. After encountering the brutal wreckers, Mary finally learns who's in charge. Stars Susannah Corbett and James Laurenson.

Brighty's decision to right a wrong - killing a man in a duel - leads to a bust-up with Babs. Whilst she goes full revolutionary, Brighty and Churley mentor a young proto-rake.

3/8. Spoofing the royals - and chatty dinosaurs. Andy Hamilton and Nick Revell's sharp-edged topical humour. From September 1986.

From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, The Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. And tonight, Athena Kugblenu interviews the comedian and writer Mary O'Connell.

3/4. Sketches written by the public. Stars Fiona Clarke, Shobna Gulati, Chris Jack, John Thomson and Gavin Webster. From 2015.

4/4. The US comedian is unexpectedly upset when his parents sell the family home, not helped by the arrival of lockdown. From 2021.