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3/8. Andrew Maxwell, Val McDermid, Jay Lafferty and Stuart Mitchell join Andy Zaltzman for this week's News Quiz, recorded from Dundee.

4/6. There's trouble in hell from a fundamentalist - and a pushy computer. Stars Andy Hamilton and James Grout. From April 1998.

Johnny Beattie's daughter chats to Sally Magnusson about her life with the Glaswegian comedian. From 2006.

1/4. Paul Roseby uncovers the disasters of British musical theatre, including Lionel Bart's 'Twang!!' With Lynda Bellingham. From 2004.

1/8. A dead millionaire and a mysterious watch-chain sends the sleuth in pursuit of a brutal gang. 2008 revival with Crawford Logan.

6/6. 1945. Greg recalls the summer before the First World War and tries to solve the mystery of Eva's death. Stars David Hargreaves.

5/6. Tony meets two old flames and some Russian gangsters. Nick Revell's epic comedy saga with Alison Steadman. From May 1997.

2/8. Terry enlists Bob's help to try and get rid of his sister's Italian boyfriend. Stars James Bolam. From 1967.

3/6. Visitors are expected in Wadenbrook, and a revelation is long overdue. Stars Sheila Hancock and Tim Key. From January 2014.

1/10. 4 Extra Debut. Dangerous con artist Tom Ripley pits his wits against adversaries in a genteel part of France. Read by Stanley Tucci.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. Emlyn enlists the help of Gareth in a gruesome task. Stars Ifan Huw Dafydd and Elis James.

2/6. Frank Skinner and his guests Al Murray, Isy Suttie and Professor Kate Williams ponder history's funniest moments. From 2016.

2/6. Rosie's company tackles a town twinning, but complications set in. Stars Prunella Scales and Arabella Weir. From July 2001.

A genteel widow moves to a new village where she hopes to befriend a famous novelist. Stars Mary Wimbush and Jill Balcon.

2/8. Despite being warned off, the smooth sleuth meets an undercover policeman in a smart London nightclub. Stars Crawford Logan.

1/4. Feisty detective superintendent Julie Enfield probes a murder at the British Library. Nick Fisher thriller with Imelda Staunton.

4/4. Sonal calls on Samina's legal expertise and Jabeen gets welcome news from husband Joe. Stars Sudha Bhuchar Patel. From May 1997.

3/21. Neddie Seagoon turns to witchcraft to thwart Grytpype-Thynne and Moriarty. Stars Peter Sellers. From October 1956.

3/4. Dr Phil Hammond hears from staff and patients at Bath's Royal United Hospital, revealing how humour helps them cope. From 2021.

2/10. Thanks to Tom Ripley, it seems that the deadly 'little jobs' in Hamburg are going ahead. Read by Stanley Tucci.

2/5. Preparations are made for the re-opening of the Druid's Rest, but what's wrong with Matty? Stars Siw Hughes.

The latest news from Westminster - and beyond.

2/10. Adrian Moore explores the idea of infinity through history: Aristotle's attempt to make the infinite acceptable. From 2016.

A space for spiritual reflection with a Bible reading, prayer and a range of Christian music led by Reverend Grace Thomas.

Robert Webb, Hugo Rifkind and Harriett Gilbert discuss favourite books by Graham Swift, Douglas Adams and Sam Miller. From 2018.

Kevin LeGendre charts the story of jazz beyond the club, from New Orleans streets to beneath a Birmingham flyover. From 2010.

2/8. Despite being warned off, the smooth sleuth meets an undercover policeman in a smart London nightclub. Stars Crawford Logan.

1/4. Feisty detective superintendent Julie Enfield probes a murder at the British Library. Nick Fisher thriller with Imelda Staunton.

4/4. Sonal calls on Samina's legal expertise and Jabeen gets welcome news from husband Joe. Stars Sudha Bhuchar Patel. From May 1997.

3/21. Neddie Seagoon turns to witchcraft to thwart Grytpype-Thynne and Moriarty. Stars Peter Sellers. From October 1956.

3/4. Dr Phil Hammond hears from staff and patients at Bath's Royal United Hospital, revealing how humour helps them cope. From 2021.

2/10. Thanks to Tom Ripley, it seems that the deadly 'little jobs' in Hamburg are going ahead. Read by Stanley Tucci.

2/5. Preparations are made for the re-opening of the Druid's Rest, but what's wrong with Matty? Stars Siw Hughes.

3/6. Simon Mayo discovers which generation is the funniest. With Jon Richardson, Ed Byrne and Johnnie Casson. From February 2010.

4/6. The air crew dodge a fuel and financial crisis with the aid of the Scottish cricket team. Stars Stephanie Cole. From July 2008.

1/2. Anna Tellwright inherits a fortune and provokes her father. 19th-century love, tyranny and rebellion. Stars Charlotte Riley.

Robert Webb, Hugo Rifkind and Harriett Gilbert discuss favourite books by Graham Swift, Douglas Adams and Sam Miller. From 2018.

Kevin LeGendre charts the story of jazz beyond the club, from New Orleans streets to beneath a Birmingham flyover. From 2010.

2/8. Despite being warned off, the smooth sleuth meets an undercover policeman in a smart London nightclub. Stars Crawford Logan.

1/4. Feisty detective superintendent Julie Enfield probes a murder at the British Library. Nick Fisher thriller with Imelda Staunton.

4/4. Sonal calls on Samina's legal expertise and Jabeen gets welcome news from husband Joe. Stars Sudha Bhuchar Patel. From May 1997.

3/21. Neddie Seagoon turns to witchcraft to thwart Grytpype-Thynne and Moriarty. Stars Peter Sellers. From October 1956.

3/4. Dr Phil Hammond hears from staff and patients at Bath's Royal United Hospital, revealing how humour helps them cope. From 2021.

2/10. Thanks to Tom Ripley, it seems that the deadly 'little jobs' in Hamburg are going ahead. Read by Stanley Tucci.

2/5. Preparations are made for the re-opening of the Druid's Rest, but what's wrong with Matty? Stars Siw Hughes.

3/6. Simon Mayo discovers which generation is the funniest. With Jon Richardson, Ed Byrne and Johnnie Casson. From February 2010.

4/6. The air crew dodge a fuel and financial crisis with the aid of the Scottish cricket team. Stars Stephanie Cole. From July 2008.

1/2. Anna Tellwright inherits a fortune and provokes her father. 19th-century love, tyranny and rebellion. Stars Charlotte Riley.

2/4. Stood up by her date for her debs ball 15 years ago, Alison wants revenge.

1/6. The lighthouse tour and the old-fashioned parents. Cerebral sketch show with Neil Edmond and James Rawlings. From October 2005.

Two hours of comedy. And tonight, Jon Holmes chats to Michael Redmond about Eamon, Older Brother of Jesus a comedy that was shelved for 30 years on the grounds of blasphemy.

2/6. It is Disability Awareness Day, so Clare has taken it upon herself to raise awareness. Stars Sally Phillips. From 2016.

2/8. 'Cop Night' - and superstitions. Dan Gaster, Will Ing and Ben Silburn's sketch-bonanza. With Nerys Hughes. From January 1998.