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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 snow globe or risky waffle? Panel game about online reviews with Frank Skinner. From 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 dramatic impact of 1916's Easter Rising on a group of tenement dwellers in Dublin. Stars Elaine Cassidy and Padraic Delaney.

A wartime love story in letters between a soldier and a Morse code interpreter. Stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Louise Brealey.

4 Extra Debut. Poet John Hegley gets romantic, with songs, verse and a real-life encounter with his schoolboy crush - 38 years on. From 2005.

Monstrous goings-on when the crew of HMS Troutbridge hit Scotland. Stars Jon Pertwee and Leslie Phillips. From July 1971.

...Philistines - Sir Harold Acton. Writer and aesthete Sir Harold Acton talks about gifted contemporaries at Eton and Oxford and his years in China. From 1979.

4 Extra Debut. Excerpts of the letters of Sir John Betjeman reveal a tricky relationship with the BBC. Presented by Stephen Games. From 2006.

4 Extra Debut. The dramatic impact of 1916's Easter Rising on a group of tenement dwellers in Dublin. Stars Elaine Cassidy and Padraic Delaney.

A wartime love story in letters between a soldier and a Morse code interpreter. Stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Louise Brealey.

4 Extra Debut. Poet John Hegley gets romantic, with songs, verse and a real-life encounter with his schoolboy crush - 38 years on. From 2005.

Monstrous goings-on when the crew of HMS Troutbridge hit Scotland. Stars Jon Pertwee and Leslie Phillips. From July 1971.

...Philistines - Sir Harold Acton. Writer and aesthete Sir Harold Acton talks about gifted contemporaries at Eton and Oxford and his years in China. From 1979.

4 Extra Debut. Excerpts of the letters of Sir John Betjeman reveal a tricky relationship with the BBC. Presented by Stephen Games. From 2006.

A man tells a ghostly tale of obsession and vengeance on a late-night steam train trip. Stars Clive Swift and Lyndsey Marshal.

Unnerving, macabre retelling of the story of the Pied Piper. Read by Peter Marinker.

4 Extra Debut. The dramatic impact of 1916's Easter Rising on a group of tenement dwellers in Dublin. Stars Elaine Cassidy and Padraic Delaney.

A wartime love story in letters between a soldier and a Morse code interpreter. Stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Louise Brealey.

4 Extra Debut. Poet John Hegley gets romantic, with songs, verse and a real-life encounter with his schoolboy crush - 38 years on. From 2005.

Monstrous goings-on when the crew of HMS Troutbridge hit Scotland. Stars Jon Pertwee and Leslie Phillips. From July 1971.

...Philistines - Sir Harold Acton. Writer and aesthete Sir Harold Acton talks about gifted contemporaries at Eton and Oxford and his years in China. From 1979.

4 Extra Debut. Excerpts of the letters of Sir John Betjeman reveal a tricky relationship with the BBC. Presented by Stephen Games. From 2006.

2/4. Stand-up at London's Comedy Store, with host Simon Bligh, John Mann, Marian Unfaithful and Paul Tonkinson. From December 1998.

2/8. Fred MacAulay with more stand-up comedy from Edinburgh: Jamie MacDonald, Jo Caulfield, Funmbi Omotayo and Paul Foot. From 2017.

3/4. Tom's annoyed his parents don't trust him - with his own car or sister. Can he prove them wrong? With Kate Anthony. From 2013.

6/8. The station pays tribute to the sensational life of celebrated actor Sir John Lesley. Stars Angus Deayton. From August 1984.