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4 Extra Debut. Hollywood star Danny Kaye talks about his film career and campaigning for UNICEF. With Tony Thomas. From 1961.

4 Extra Debut. Michael Freedland considers Danny Kaye's many talents and interests - from charity work to conducting and cookery. From 2007.

1/6. Tim meets a man who keeps foxes at bay, an office worker who shut a new town down and sings a song about allergies. From 2017.

2/6. The promise of a weekend away tests the patience of the three couples. Stars Charlie Higson and John Thomson. From 2013.

4/6. The cult BBC Radio 1 series hits Queen's University Belfast. Starring Stewart Lee and Richard Herring. From October 1993.

1/6. Blazer-wearing entertainer Tommy Cockles is at the Mallard Theatre and finds it transformed. With Felix Dexter. From May 2012.

2/2. Disturbed by his clairvoyant powers, the death of his brother clears the way for Latimer to marry Bertha. Stars Toby Stephens.

4 Extra Debut. 1929 - a tragic air crash changes the lives of the Tabret family forever. Starring Wendy Hiller and Julian Glover. From 1989.

...The Evolution of Intelligent Life (Omnibus). Philosopher and scuba-diver Peter Godfrey-Smith explores the wonder and intelligence of the octopus. Read by Tim McInnerny.

3/6. Arthur English recalls his start as a stage comedian playing a stereotypical wartime "spiv". With Michael Pointon. From 1988.

Operations at a hospital turn sickly from the civil servants' cure. Stars Richard Murdoch and Deryck Guyler. From August 1976.

Kenneth Horne takes in a new West End crime-musical and 'Hornerama' probes housing. With Kenneth Williams. From April 1959.

From Pixies to Sisters of Mercy. Scientist and broadcaster Alice Roberts makes her choices. With Lauren Laverne. From 2024.

David Attenborough explores the life of Squire Waterton, a 19th-century taxidermist with a passion for wildlife. From June 2011.

Daljit Nagra chooses Poetry Please - Helen Mort who selects favourite works by Wordsworth and Karen McCarthy Woolf. From 2020.

1/2. Eilidh reflects on love and art as she looks back on her life with the Scottish artist, Colin Brogan. Read by Eileen McCallum.

Comedian and podcaster Josh Widdecombe chooses 'All Things Must Pass' by George Harrison and 'Mis-Shapes' by Pulp.

1/2. From winter to midsummer night, a local reporter and a shy heiress get acquainted. Stars Tim Pigott-Smith and Juliet Aubrey.

6/7. The King of Titters goes for a medical and recalls lessons learned in London's Soho. With June Whitfield. From July 1973.

Dick Bentley asks Jimmy Edwards for help with a speech - and Ron and Eth ponder eloping in 'The Glums'. From January 1954.

From Pixies to Sisters of Mercy. Scientist and broadcaster Alice Roberts makes her choices. With Lauren Laverne. From 2024.

David Attenborough explores the life of Squire Waterton, a 19th-century taxidermist with a passion for wildlife. From June 2011.

Daljit Nagra chooses Poetry Please - Helen Mort who selects favourite works by Wordsworth and Karen McCarthy Woolf. From 2020.

1/2. Eilidh reflects on love and art as she looks back on her life with the Scottish artist, Colin Brogan. Read by Eileen McCallum.

Comedian and podcaster Josh Widdecombe chooses 'All Things Must Pass' by George Harrison and 'Mis-Shapes' by Pulp.

1/2. From winter to midsummer night, a local reporter and a shy heiress get acquainted. Stars Tim Pigott-Smith and Juliet Aubrey.

6/7. The King of Titters goes for a medical and recalls lessons learned in London's Soho. With June Whitfield. From July 1973.

Dick Bentley asks Jimmy Edwards for help with a speech - and Ron and Eth ponder eloping in 'The Glums'. From January 1954.

9/12. When a couple inherit a mansion, the wife is strangely captivated. Stars Nicola Pagett and Edward De Souza.

2/4. Can the three witches save the baby heir to the throne and the crown? Stars Sheila Hancock, Lynda Baron and Deborah Berlin.

From Pixies to Sisters of Mercy. Scientist and broadcaster Alice Roberts makes her choices. With Lauren Laverne. From 2024.

David Attenborough explores the life of Squire Waterton, a 19th-century taxidermist with a passion for wildlife. From June 2011.

Daljit Nagra chooses Poetry Please - Helen Mort who selects favourite works by Wordsworth and Karen McCarthy Woolf. From 2020.

1/2. Eilidh reflects on love and art as she looks back on her life with the Scottish artist, Colin Brogan. Read by Eileen McCallum.

Comedian and podcaster Josh Widdecombe chooses 'All Things Must Pass' by George Harrison and 'Mis-Shapes' by Pulp.

1/2. From winter to midsummer night, a local reporter and a shy heiress get acquainted. Stars Tim Pigott-Smith and Juliet Aubrey.

6/7. The King of Titters goes for a medical and recalls lessons learned in London's Soho. With June Whitfield. From July 1973.

Dick Bentley asks Jimmy Edwards for help with a speech - and Ron and Eth ponder eloping in 'The Glums'. From January 1954.

3/6. What could possibly go wrong with a love potion? Sam finds out. Fantasy comedy starring Alistair McGowan. From December 2010.

5/6. A sticky DIY mishap for cabbie Dave and Mike's first job is with the menacing Jess. Stars John Thomson. From February 2008.

2/6. Could we use more or less faith? Mark Watson's quest to improve the world. With Tim Key and Tom Basden. Broadcast live in 2011.

1/4. Simon uses his 'flair for original ideas' to prove to his colleagues and family just how bad he feels about being an arms dealer. From April 2009.

9/12. When a couple inherit a mansion, the wife is strangely captivated. Stars Nicola Pagett and Edward De Souza.

2/4. Can the three witches save the baby heir to the throne and the crown? Stars Sheila Hancock, Lynda Baron and Deborah Berlin.

From Pixies to Sisters of Mercy. Scientist and broadcaster Alice Roberts makes her choices. With Lauren Laverne. From 2024.

David Attenborough explores the life of Squire Waterton, a 19th-century taxidermist with a passion for wildlife. From June 2011.

Daljit Nagra chooses Poetry Please - Helen Mort who selects favourite works by Wordsworth and Karen McCarthy Woolf. From 2020.

1/2. Eilidh reflects on love and art as she looks back on her life with the Scottish artist, Colin Brogan. Read by Eileen McCallum.

Comedian and podcaster Josh Widdecombe chooses 'All Things Must Pass' by George Harrison and 'Mis-Shapes' by Pulp.

1/2. From winter to midsummer night, a local reporter and a shy heiress get acquainted. Stars Tim Pigott-Smith and Juliet Aubrey.

6/7. The King of Titters goes for a medical and recalls lessons learned in London's Soho. With June Whitfield. From July 1973.

Dick Bentley asks Jimmy Edwards for help with a speech - and Ron and Eth ponder eloping in 'The Glums'. From January 1954.

11/12. Who has stolen jewels from one of the treasures of the Empire? The detective investigates snowy Streatham. With Clive Merrison.

When May loses the handsome Walter to her sister, the seeds are sown for 40 years of resentment. Read by Julie T Wallace.

5/6. Will hard-up Tommy and Sheila's trip to Australia ever get off the ground? Stars Roy Hudd and June Whitfield. From June 2001.

8/8. Bob persuades Terry to go on a boating holiday on the Norfolk Broads. Stars James Bolam and Rodney Bewes. From 1967.

3/4. Julie and Nobby find themselves in a sticky situation. Stars Julie Hesmondhalgh, Paul Barber and John Thomson. From 2015.

6/10. Eilidh and Colin eke out a living on the Mediterranean coast of France. Read by Eileen McCallum.

6/10. Richardson decides to try and cut himself off from everyone, but then he spots a figure he knows. Stars Tim Pigott-Smith.

Susan Hulme reports as MPs raise concerns about the use of smartphones in schools. Also in the programme - what's the role of the opposition when there's an international crisis?

From St Paul's coining of the word to the present - Francine Stock on the alluring yet elusive quality of charisma. From 2015.

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

5/7. Inventive political comedian, Andy Zaltzman tells Bruce Morton why being a stand-up is the best job in the world. From 2006.

4 Extra Debut. First Bus company run a writing competition for their drivers. Hop on board and meet those who have taken part. From 2016.

11/12. Who has stolen jewels from one of the treasures of the Empire? The detective investigates snowy Streatham. With Clive Merrison.

When May loses the handsome Walter to her sister, the seeds are sown for 40 years of resentment. Read by Julie T Wallace.

5/6. Will hard-up Tommy and Sheila's trip to Australia ever get off the ground? Stars Roy Hudd and June Whitfield. From June 2001.

8/8. Bob persuades Terry to go on a boating holiday on the Norfolk Broads. Stars James Bolam and Rodney Bewes. From 1967.

3/4. Julie and Nobby find themselves in a sticky situation. Stars Julie Hesmondhalgh, Paul Barber and John Thomson. From 2015.

6/10. Eilidh and Colin eke out a living on the Mediterranean coast of France. Read by Eileen McCallum.

6/10. Richardson decides to try and cut himself off from everyone, but then he spots a figure he knows. Stars Tim Pigott-Smith.

11/12. Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Paul Merton, Jenny Eclair, Pam Ayres and Gyles Brandreth. From March 2010.

2/6. The comedian looks at the ups and downs of domesticity. Stand-up and sketches with Dave Lamb. From August 2000.

6/7. True stories of travel and adventure by women: Kate Marsden's 1891 journey across Siberia to nurse the sick. Stars Jill Balcon.

"Sundays at our house are always loud. But somehow it feels quiet today." Written and read by Jade Anouka.

5/7. Inventive political comedian, Andy Zaltzman tells Bruce Morton why being a stand-up is the best job in the world. From 2006.

4 Extra Debut. First Bus company run a writing competition for their drivers. Hop on board and meet those who have taken part. From 2016.

11/12. Who has stolen jewels from one of the treasures of the Empire? The detective investigates snowy Streatham. With Clive Merrison.

When May loses the handsome Walter to her sister, the seeds are sown for 40 years of resentment. Read by Julie T Wallace.

5/6. Will hard-up Tommy and Sheila's trip to Australia ever get off the ground? Stars Roy Hudd and June Whitfield. From June 2001.

8/8. Bob persuades Terry to go on a boating holiday on the Norfolk Broads. Stars James Bolam and Rodney Bewes. From 1967.

3/4. Julie and Nobby find themselves in a sticky situation. Stars Julie Hesmondhalgh, Paul Barber and John Thomson. From 2015.

6/10. Eilidh and Colin eke out a living on the Mediterranean coast of France. Read by Eileen McCallum.

6/10. Richardson decides to try and cut himself off from everyone, but then he spots a figure he knows. Stars Tim Pigott-Smith.

11/12. Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Paul Merton, Jenny Eclair, Pam Ayres and Gyles Brandreth. From March 2010.

2/6. The comedian looks at the ups and downs of domesticity. Stand-up and sketches with Dave Lamb. From August 2000.

6/7. True stories of travel and adventure by women: Kate Marsden's 1891 journey across Siberia to nurse the sick. Stars Jill Balcon.

"Sundays at our house are always loud. But somehow it feels quiet today." Written and read by Jade Anouka.

1/6. Frank Skinner hosts the show based on what we all sit down and do at least once a day - shop online and leave a review. An all-star panel celebrate the good, the bad & the baffling.

3/5. The sketch show about modern life, with people who have lived a bit of it. Stars Eleanor Bron and Clive Swift. From August 2001.

From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, The Comedy Club has two hours of the funny stuff. And tonight, Stephen Bailey chats to Dead Ringers impressionist, Jess Robinson.

1/6. The Naked Week is back to place satirical news-tariffs on current events with a mix of correspondents, guests and, occasionally, live animals. This week, Rosie Holt joins the team.

4/4. Spin doctor Charles heads across the pond, leaving Martin to fend alone. Stars Stephen Fry and John Bird. From February 2004.