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Gerald Scarfe, merciless cartoon satirist of political figures, chooses an icon who created icons: Walt Disney. From 2010.

Simon Fanshawe's story of Roget's Thesaurus, a retirement project of an eminent Victorian with a passion for order. From 1998.

6/7. Adam Scott's discovered why Russia and America are so anxious to obtain the document inside the Tsar's Icon. Stars Michael York.

3/4. Passepartout sets off for Japan without his friends. How will Phileas Fogg and Aouda catch up with him? Stars Leslie Phillips.

2/6. West Bromwich offer Robert a trial, but Father Benedict doesn't want to lose him. Stars Brenda Blethyn. From 1994.

7/8. Sam and Annabel are disturbed by an intruder. Is a burglar after their cash? Stars David Roper and Sharon Duce. From 1980.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. Alexei Sayle journeys from Nottingham to Skegness, breaking the golden rule by talking to fellow passengers. From 2024.

4/5. Lionel Bart's musical 'Oliver!' opens to great acclaim. Alistair McGowan reads David and Caroline Stafford's biography.

9/10. Vera's family works out their problems on live television. Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

1/6. Crime writers Lady Antonia Fraser and Anthony Price probe the death of a top jockey. Chaired by Simon Brett. From 1997.

5/6. Some redecoration prompts a bout of soul-searching for Sam. Stars Nicholas Le Prevost and Jonathan Pryce. From September 2010.

4 Extra Debut. Newly-qualified Matthew Larrabie joins his uncle's law firm. But it's far from what he hoped. Stars Anthony Jackson. From 1967.

7/7. Adam Scott has escaped from the Russian embassy in Paris, little knowing that Romanov is on his trail. Stars Michael York.

4/4. Phileas Fogg takes drastic action over the Atlantic, but will it get him to the Reform Club in time? Stars Leslie Phillips.

2/6. A door-to-door salesman is selling original art - but who does it actually belong to? Starring Kate Donnelly. From 1995.

7/8. A visitor brings Harold some unexpected news. Adapted from BBC TV. With Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H. Corbett. From 1971.

1/4. Romcom inspired by Katherine Whitehorn's cookery classic. Spring 1965. Trisha moves into a new bedsitter. Stars Eleanor Bron.

5/5. The flop of 'Twang!' leaves Bart's reputation in tatters. Alistair McGowan concludes David and Caroline Stafford's biography.

10/10. How will the relationship merry-go-round resolve itself? Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

4/4. Dan compares the first date he's on with how the first dates of his partnered-up friends went - or, at least, how they told him they went...

Ian's last visit is to Tavistock in Devon, a town with a strong community spirit but few opportunities for the young. From 2023.

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

4 Extra Debut. The hypnotic beauty of a Tin Pan Alley song made famous by 1950s doo wop group The Flamingos. From 2023.

Richard Coles explores a musical phenomenon, when a recording of monks singing Gregorian Chant became a global hit. From 2014.

7/7. Adam Scott has escaped from the Russian embassy in Paris, little knowing that Romanov is on his trail. Stars Michael York.

4/4. Phileas Fogg takes drastic action over the Atlantic, but will it get him to the Reform Club in time? Stars Leslie Phillips.

2/6. A door-to-door salesman is selling original art - but who does it actually belong to? Starring Kate Donnelly. From 1995.

7/8. A visitor brings Harold some unexpected news. Adapted from BBC TV. With Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H. Corbett. From 1971.

1/4. Romcom inspired by Katherine Whitehorn's cookery classic. Spring 1965. Trisha moves into a new bedsitter. Stars Eleanor Bron.

5/5. The flop of 'Twang!' leaves Bart's reputation in tatters. Alistair McGowan concludes David and Caroline Stafford's biography.

10/10. How will the relationship merry-go-round resolve itself? Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

2/6. Were you pleased with your dodgy snowglobe or risky waffle? Show about online reviews with Frank Skinner. From February 2024.

1/4. Exams are no problem for Robert Purcell QC, but finding a girlfriend is. Stars Hugh Bonneville and Nichola McAuliffe. From 2012.

4 Extra Debut. Paris,1859: Caroline Sheridan Norton is reunited with her sons, years after losing custody of them. Stars Penelope Wilton.

4 Extra Debut. The hypnotic beauty of a Tin Pan Alley song made famous by 1950s doo wop group The Flamingos. From 2023.

Richard Coles explores a musical phenomenon, when a recording of monks singing Gregorian Chant became a global hit. From 2014.

7/7. Adam Scott has escaped from the Russian embassy in Paris, little knowing that Romanov is on his trail. Stars Michael York.

4/4. Phileas Fogg takes drastic action over the Atlantic, but will it get him to the Reform Club in time? Stars Leslie Phillips.

2/6. A door-to-door salesman is selling original art - but who does it actually belong to? Starring Kate Donnelly. From 1995.

7/8. A visitor brings Harold some unexpected news. Adapted from BBC TV. With Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H. Corbett. From 1971.

1/4. Romcom inspired by Katherine Whitehorn's cookery classic. Spring 1965. Trisha moves into a new bedsitter. Stars Eleanor Bron.

5/5. The flop of 'Twang!' leaves Bart's reputation in tatters. Alistair McGowan concludes David and Caroline Stafford's biography.

10/10. How will the relationship merry-go-round resolve itself? Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

2/6. Were you pleased with your dodgy snowglobe or risky waffle? Show about online reviews with Frank Skinner. From February 2024.

1/4. Exams are no problem for Robert Purcell QC, but finding a girlfriend is. Stars Hugh Bonneville and Nichola McAuliffe. From 2012.

4 Extra Debut. Paris,1859: Caroline Sheridan Norton is reunited with her sons, years after losing custody of them. Stars Penelope Wilton.

4/4. Dan compares the first date he's on with how the first dates of his partnered-up friends went - or, at least, how they told him they went...

4/4. Something strange is occurring at Radio 4. A lost voice is roaming the airwaves. Adventures in insomnia with Toby Jones. From 2004.

4/5. Cookbook and bottle in hand, Helen Lederer nervously prepares a supper party. With Malcolm Raeburn. From September 1990.

2/6. The improvised historical family saga's two-part romp about a Victorian travelling circus. With Josie Lawrence. From July 1995.

1/4. Soldier statesman, Oliver Cromwell kicks off the radical comic's profile of key English historical figures. From 1999.