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5/6. Pryce Pryce-Jones, Richard Trevithick, and Guglielmo Marconi. Determining the ultimate heroes of Wales. From January 2013.

3/6. Suspiciously fictional author Alexander Cromwell reads from his Napoleonic adventure. Stars Michael Fenton Stevens. From 2004.

1/2. 4 Extra Debut. After years hiding behind the masks of made-up people, Graham Fellows shares the twists and turns of his own story. From 2020.

How Christmas-born radio legend Kenny Everett started life as a quiet Merseyside school boy. Paul Rowley looks back. From 2009.

3/5. Suspects-a-plenty, along with witchcraft and a secret love-letter for the Belgian sleuth to investigate. Starring John Moffatt.

2/4. The Elizabethan spy wonders why an unknown patron funds the worst play ever written? Stars Dominic Jephcott and Roy Hudd.

Danger and espionage lurk in the Department of Trade's stationery cupboard. Stars Tony Slattery and Joan Sims. From 1986.

5/5. Hancock's Strolling Players' cautionary tale of Christmas as it might be. Stars Kevin McNally. 1955 episode re-recorded in 2015.

5/6. A neighbourly good deed lands Tom in trouble, while his parents fully embrace evening classes. With Kate Anthony. From 2015.

3/5. Mother Goose makes the clown a fully fledged Georgian superstar, but fame brings a downside. Read by Kenneth Cranham.

Paddington takes charge of sound effects for the local Christmas pantomime. Stars Michael Hordern and Andrew Branch.

2/6. Crime writers PD James and HRF Keating probe death at Christmas dinner. Simon Brett hosts the festive murder quiz. From 2997.

It's nearly Christmas and Ed needs a room at the inn. But he's got to deal with Scrooge. Stars Christopher Douglas. From 2020.

A unique nativity with a magic star, a psychotic king, three wise women and a bolshie pregnant girl. Stars Jim Broadbent.

3/4. As London is ravaged by plague - the playwright spy is on the case of a double-crossing. Stars Dominic Jephcott.

Sarah's mother Eleanor makes everyone follow her strict timetable for Christmas Day. Starring Prunella Scales. From 1987.

3/10. Glamorous announcer Gloria is pressured into promoting the sleepy station. Stars Arthur Lowe and Liz Fraser. From December 1971.

Christmas jokes and songs from the Punslinger extraordinaire as he invites the public to tell Christmas stories. From 2019.

4/5. The clown's lampoonery and satire take panto into new areas, but physical comedy takes its toll. Read by Kenneth Cranham.

Paddington finally enjoys his very first Christmas with the Brown family. Stars Michael Hordern and Andrew Branch.

2/4. The Tims consider foodbanks. Ways to sack people.

4 Extra Debut. Loved by the Egyptians, yet deplored by Einstein as an unnecessary luxury. An exploration of a dreaded yuletide gift. From 2002.

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

2/3. Kenny Everett presents another show on BBC Radio Bristol, a day after his 27th birthday. From Boxing Day 1971.

4/5. With sound alibis proven for the main suspects, Hercule Poirot makes a chance discovery in a nearby cove. Stars John Moffatt.

3/4. As London is ravaged by plague - the playwright spy is on the case of a double-crossing. Stars Dominic Jephcott.

Sarah's mother Eleanor makes everyone follow her strict timetable for Christmas Day. Starring Prunella Scales. From 1987.

3/10. Glamorous announcer Gloria is pressured into promoting the sleepy station. Stars Arthur Lowe and Liz Fraser. From December 1971.

Christmas jokes and songs from the Punslinger extraordinaire as he invites the public to tell Christmas stories. From 2019.

4/5. The clown's lampoonery and satire take panto into new areas, but physical comedy takes its toll. Read by Kenneth Cranham.

Paddington finally enjoys his very first Christmas with the Brown family. Stars Michael Hordern and Andrew Branch.

4/6. Martin Young's famous people quiz. With Francis Wheen, Fred Housego, Polly Toynbee and Miles Kington. From July 1998.

1/6. Anna, Victoria and Charlotte are still bickering. Why is Victoria learning to speak French? Stars Celia Imrie. From 2006.

1/2. A tale of rich privilege and a battle of wills as Barbara vows to save East End souls in a shelter. Stars Eleanor Tomlinson.

2/3. Kenny Everett presents another show on BBC Radio Bristol, a day after his 27th birthday. From Boxing Day 1971.

4/5. With sound alibis proven for the main suspects, Hercule Poirot makes a chance discovery in a nearby cove. Stars John Moffatt.

3/4. As London is ravaged by plague - the playwright spy is on the case of a double-crossing. Stars Dominic Jephcott.

Sarah's mother Eleanor makes everyone follow her strict timetable for Christmas Day. Starring Prunella Scales. From 1987.

3/10. Glamorous announcer Gloria is pressured into promoting the sleepy station. Stars Arthur Lowe and Liz Fraser. From December 1971.

Christmas jokes and songs from the Punslinger extraordinaire as he invites the public to tell Christmas stories. From 2019.

4/5. The clown's lampoonery and satire take panto into new areas, but physical comedy takes its toll. Read by Kenneth Cranham.

Paddington finally enjoys his very first Christmas with the Brown family. Stars Michael Hordern and Andrew Branch.

4/6. Martin Young's famous people quiz. With Francis Wheen, Fred Housego, Polly Toynbee and Miles Kington. From July 1998.

1/6. Anna, Victoria and Charlotte are still bickering. Why is Victoria learning to speak French? Stars Celia Imrie. From 2006.

1/2. A tale of rich privilege and a battle of wills as Barbara vows to save East End souls in a shelter. Stars Eleanor Tomlinson.

2/4. The Tims consider foodbanks. Ways to sack people.

6/6. Comatose Ben journeys across his brain's landscape, reminding him of Tolkien's Mordor. Stars Neil Pearson. From August 2006.

A festive hamper of seasonal sketches with Gerard Foster, Dave Lamb, Gordon Southern and Tim Verrinder. From 1997.

3/4. The young idealists are on their way to Corby to research for the upcoming by-election. Stars Tim Key. From October 2012.