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3/6. Fulton meets daughter-in-law, Cyrilla, for the first time. How will they get on? Stars Robin Bailey. From June 1980.

10/20. Disguised as firemen for an exercise, the platoon must tackle a real blaze. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1975.

2/4. Leo's Edinburgh home is besieged by unexpected visitors, some of whom have come a very long way. Stars Mark Bonnar. From 2021.

6/10. During the worst of the Great Depression, Betty and her sisters have to find cheap ways to have fun. Read by Debora Weston.

1/5. Vera has a new 'friend', but unsurprisingly Irene doesn't approve. Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

4/6. Players take on subjects like Mrs. Bennett from Pride and Prejudice, answering the big question is Mr. Collins a vicar or a rector?

...guide to having better arguments. 4 Extra Debut. Timandra Harkness explores ways to constructively disagree: how can society have open-minded arguments? From 2018.

A space for spiritual reflection with a Bible reading, prayer and a range of Christian music led by Claire Campbell Smith.

3/4. Paul Gambaccini examines the controversial 2006 Oscar winner exploring society tensions in Los Angeles. From 2009.

DJ Taylor goes in search of The Singing Postman - the bard of Norfolk who ended his days in a Salvation Army hostel. From 2010.

6/6. After a violent reaction to his enquiries, can jockey Rob Finn survive long enough to discover the truth? Stars Michael Kitchen.

1/3. 4 Extra Debut. 1947: Failed poet Dennis Barlow disgraces the British enclave in Hollywood with his job in a pet cemetery. Stars Rupert Graves.

3/6. Fulton meets daughter-in-law, Cyrilla, for the first time. How will they get on? Stars Robin Bailey. From June 1980.

10/20. Disguised as firemen for an exercise, the platoon must tackle a real blaze. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1975.

2/4. Leo's Edinburgh home is besieged by unexpected visitors, some of whom have come a very long way. Stars Mark Bonnar. From 2021.

6/10. During the worst of the Great Depression, Betty and her sisters have to find cheap ways to have fun. Read by Debora Weston.

1/5. Vera has a new 'friend', but unsurprisingly Irene doesn't approve. Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

Roy Plomley challenges Eleanor Summerfield, Gillian Reynolds, David Nixon and Tim Rice to spot the mistakes. From August 1978.

5/6. Bachelor Robin's parallel universes spark two Arthur Smiths for the price of one. With Hugh Bonneville. From September 2001.

1/2. Summer 1942: A British aircrew ditch over occupied wartime France and must battle to survive - and escape. Stars Rory Kinnear.

3/4. Paul Gambaccini examines the controversial 2006 Oscar winner exploring society tensions in Los Angeles. From 2009.

DJ Taylor goes in search of The Singing Postman - the bard of Norfolk who ended his days in a Salvation Army hostel. From 2010.

6/6. After a violent reaction to his enquiries, can jockey Rob Finn survive long enough to discover the truth? Stars Michael Kitchen.

1/3. 4 Extra Debut. 1947: Failed poet Dennis Barlow disgraces the British enclave in Hollywood with his job in a pet cemetery. Stars Rupert Graves.

3/6. Fulton meets daughter-in-law, Cyrilla, for the first time. How will they get on? Stars Robin Bailey. From June 1980.

10/20. Disguised as firemen for an exercise, the platoon must tackle a real blaze. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1975.

2/4. Leo's Edinburgh home is besieged by unexpected visitors, some of whom have come a very long way. Stars Mark Bonnar. From 2021.

6/10. During the worst of the Great Depression, Betty and her sisters have to find cheap ways to have fun. Read by Debora Weston.

1/5. Vera has a new 'friend', but unsurprisingly Irene doesn't approve. Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

Roy Plomley challenges Eleanor Summerfield, Gillian Reynolds, David Nixon and Tim Rice to spot the mistakes. From August 1978.

5/6. Bachelor Robin's parallel universes spark two Arthur Smiths for the price of one. With Hugh Bonneville. From September 2001.

1/2. Summer 1942: A British aircrew ditch over occupied wartime France and must battle to survive - and escape. Stars Rory Kinnear.

4/6. Players take on subjects like Mrs. Bennett from Pride and Prejudice, answering the big question is Mr. Collins a vicar or a rector?

4/4. Hildegard wants to make music, while Bernie finds out who, or what, is driving the bus. Stars Amanda Donohoe and Karl Minns.

From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Athena Kugblenu chats to Gregor Fisher.

8/8. Andy Zaltzman is joined by panellists Simon Evans, Ahir Shah, Cindy Yu and Zoe Lyons to break down the week in news.

4/6. A bunch of Star Trek fans beam in for a sci-fi convention. Stars Marcus Brigstocke and Danny Robbins. From April 2004.

3/4. Paul Gambaccini examines the controversial 2006 Oscar winner exploring society tensions in Los Angeles. From 2009.

DJ Taylor goes in search of The Singing Postman - the bard of Norfolk who ended his days in a Salvation Army hostel. From 2010.

6/6. After a violent reaction to his enquiries, can jockey Rob Finn survive long enough to discover the truth? Stars Michael Kitchen.

1/3. 4 Extra Debut. 1947: Failed poet Dennis Barlow disgraces the British enclave in Hollywood with his job in a pet cemetery. Stars Rupert Graves.

3/6. Fulton meets daughter-in-law, Cyrilla, for the first time. How will they get on? Stars Robin Bailey. From June 1980.

10/20. Disguised as firemen for an exercise, the platoon must tackle a real blaze. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1975.

2/4. Leo's Edinburgh home is besieged by unexpected visitors, some of whom have come a very long way. Stars Mark Bonnar. From 2021.

6/10. During the worst of the Great Depression, Betty and her sisters have to find cheap ways to have fun. Read by Debora Weston.

1/5. Vera has a new 'friend', but unsurprisingly Irene doesn't approve. Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

Roy Plomley challenges Eleanor Summerfield, Gillian Reynolds, David Nixon and Tim Rice to spot the mistakes. From August 1978.

5/6. Bachelor Robin's parallel universes spark two Arthur Smiths for the price of one. With Hugh Bonneville. From September 2001.

1/2. Summer 1942: A British aircrew ditch over occupied wartime France and must battle to survive - and escape. Stars Rory Kinnear.

1/6. The Cotswold amateur sleuth is finally set to marry Colonel James Lacey. But there's just a little problem. Stars Penelope Keith.

2/3. Can failed poet Dennis Barlow see off a rival suitor for Aimee's affections at the Californian funeral home? Stars Rupert Graves.

2/8. What goes up in the glasnost era must come down, but where is subject to negotiation. Stars Dinsdale Landen. From March 1988.

15/17. On Scotland's crab-ridden shores, Neddie Seagoon is bridging a gap. Stars Spike Milligan and Peter Sellers. From February 1959.

1/6. Pre-enlightenment Edinburgh: can the Fair Intellectuals ladies lead Newton to gravity? Stars Caroline Deyga. From 2016.

7/10. Betty discovers that the friendly loan company isn't so friendly when she can't keep up her payments. Read by Debora Weston.

2/5. Both Vera and Irene end up in hospital, but their explanations don't quite match. Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

1/4. Cariad Lloyd, Steen Raskopoulos, Alexander Jeremy and Emma Sidi join host Alasdair Beckett-King for 30 mins of improvised mayhem. Full of squabbling siblings and cows with dreams.

...guide to having better arguments. Timandra Harkness explores ways to constructively disagree: clashes of interests, in the workplace and with neighbours. From 2018.

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

Nicholas Lezard, Gwyneth Williams and Harriett Gilbert talk books by Samuel Beckett, GTD Lampedusa and Sigrid Nunez. From 2020.

Are words on a gallery wall art or literature? The writer Bidisha looks at the use of text in in the visual arts. From 2009.

1/6. The Cotswold amateur sleuth is finally set to marry Colonel James Lacey. But there's just a little problem. Stars Penelope Keith.

2/3. Can failed poet Dennis Barlow see off a rival suitor for Aimee's affections at the Californian funeral home? Stars Rupert Graves.

2/8. What goes up in the glasnost era must come down, but where is subject to negotiation. Stars Dinsdale Landen. From March 1988.

15/17. On Scotland's crab-ridden shores, Neddie Seagoon is bridging a gap. Stars Spike Milligan and Peter Sellers. From February 1959.

1/6. Pre-enlightenment Edinburgh: can the Fair Intellectuals ladies lead Newton to gravity? Stars Caroline Deyga. From 2016.

7/10. Betty discovers that the friendly loan company isn't so friendly when she can't keep up her payments. Read by Debora Weston.

2/5. Both Vera and Irene end up in hospital, but their explanations don't quite match. Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

7/8. The antiques quiz visits Parham House in West Sussex. With Lars Tharp, Stella Beddoe and Henry Sandon. From May 1998.

4/6. Eliott, Esther and Hannah battle to promote an American dish to the British palate. Stars Michael Brandon. From January 2009.

2/2. Wounded British airman, John Franklin is fit and keen to escape France - the fast way or the slow way? Stars Rory Kinnear.

Nicholas Lezard, Gwyneth Williams and Harriett Gilbert talk books by Samuel Beckett, GTD Lampedusa and Sigrid Nunez. From 2020.

Are words on a gallery wall art or literature? The writer Bidisha looks at the use of text in in the visual arts. From 2009.

1/6. The Cotswold amateur sleuth is finally set to marry Colonel James Lacey. But there's just a little problem. Stars Penelope Keith.

2/3. Can failed poet Dennis Barlow see off a rival suitor for Aimee's affections at the Californian funeral home? Stars Rupert Graves.

2/8. What goes up in the glasnost era must come down, but where is subject to negotiation. Stars Dinsdale Landen. From March 1988.

15/17. On Scotland's crab-ridden shores, Neddie Seagoon is bridging a gap. Stars Spike Milligan and Peter Sellers. From February 1959.

1/6. Pre-enlightenment Edinburgh: can the Fair Intellectuals ladies lead Newton to gravity? Stars Caroline Deyga. From 2016.

7/10. Betty discovers that the friendly loan company isn't so friendly when she can't keep up her payments. Read by Debora Weston.

2/5. Both Vera and Irene end up in hospital, but their explanations don't quite match. Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

7/8. The antiques quiz visits Parham House in West Sussex. With Lars Tharp, Stella Beddoe and Henry Sandon. From May 1998.

4/6. Eliott, Esther and Hannah battle to promote an American dish to the British palate. Stars Michael Brandon. From January 2009.

2/2. Wounded British airman, John Franklin is fit and keen to escape France - the fast way or the slow way? Stars Rory Kinnear.

1/4. Cariad Lloyd, Steen Raskopoulos, Alexander Jeremy and Emma Sidi join host Alasdair Beckett-King for 30 mins of improvised mayhem. Full of squabbling siblings and cows with dreams.

2/4. John welcomes Clare Grogan, hoping she'll sing one of her biggest hits to Doreen Melody. Stars Graham Fellows. From 2016.

From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Athena Kugblenu chats again to Gregor Fisher.

2/4. Comedian Paul Sinha looks at the rise of fake news and introduces some unheralded gay figures from history. From 2017.

2/6. The comedy actress and her Thick of It co-star in the talk tag show where the guest is the next interviewer. From August 2012.

Nicholas Lezard, Gwyneth Williams and Harriett Gilbert talk books by Samuel Beckett, GTD Lampedusa and Sigrid Nunez. From 2020.

Are words on a gallery wall art or literature? The writer Bidisha looks at the use of text in in the visual arts. From 2009.

1/6. The Cotswold amateur sleuth is finally set to marry Colonel James Lacey. But there's just a little problem. Stars Penelope Keith.

2/3. Can failed poet Dennis Barlow see off a rival suitor for Aimee's affections at the Californian funeral home? Stars Rupert Graves.

2/8. What goes up in the glasnost era must come down, but where is subject to negotiation. Stars Dinsdale Landen. From March 1988.

15/17. On Scotland's crab-ridden shores, Neddie Seagoon is bridging a gap. Stars Spike Milligan and Peter Sellers. From February 1959.

1/6. Pre-enlightenment Edinburgh: can the Fair Intellectuals ladies lead Newton to gravity? Stars Caroline Deyga. From 2016.

7/10. Betty discovers that the friendly loan company isn't so friendly when she can't keep up her payments. Read by Debora Weston.

2/5. Both Vera and Irene end up in hospital, but their explanations don't quite match. Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

7/8. The antiques quiz visits Parham House in West Sussex. With Lars Tharp, Stella Beddoe and Henry Sandon. From May 1998.

4/6. Eliott, Esther and Hannah battle to promote an American dish to the British palate. Stars Michael Brandon. From January 2009.

2/2. Wounded British airman, John Franklin is fit and keen to escape France - the fast way or the slow way? Stars Rory Kinnear.

2/6. With her marriage aborted, the Cotswold sleuth must return the wedding gifts and clear herself of murder. Stars Penelope Keith.

3/3. Aimee is horrified to discover that her fiancé works in a pets' cemetery. What about rival Mr Joyboy? Stars Miranda Richardson.

3/5. Council leader John tries to impress a delegation with a village cover-up. Political satire with John Baddeley. From July 1991.

The Lad sparks hospital havoc. Classic BBC TV episode recreated with an audience in 1961. Stars Tony Hancock and June Whitfield.

3/6. Hardacre's ad agency celebrates Teddy's birthday, and finds you can't choose your family. Stars Nigel Havers. From 2021.

8/10. Mary gets Mother an unlikely job as a radio dramatist and Betty has to work with the sinister Dorita. Read by Debora Weston.

3/5. There's a homecoming party for Vera, but she makes an unexpected early exit. Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

5/10. Angela Barnes travels the UK to bring you the best stand-up acts from across the country.

...guide to having better arguments. Timandra Harkness explores ways to constructively disagree: science and disputes over establishing facts. From 2018.

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

4 Extra Debut. Tom Dyckhoff explores the life and work of Richard Rogers, an architect that changed the face of modern Britain. From 2022.

2/6. With her marriage aborted, the Cotswold sleuth must return the wedding gifts and clear herself of murder. Stars Penelope Keith.

3/3. Aimee is horrified to discover that her fiancé works in a pets' cemetery. What about rival Mr Joyboy? Stars Miranda Richardson.

3/5. Council leader John tries to impress a delegation with a village cover-up. Political satire with John Baddeley. From July 1991.

The Lad sparks hospital havoc. Classic BBC TV episode recreated with an audience in 1961. Stars Tony Hancock and June Whitfield.

3/6. Hardacre's ad agency celebrates Teddy's birthday, and finds you can't choose your family. Stars Nigel Havers. From 2021.

8/10. Mary gets Mother an unlikely job as a radio dramatist and Betty has to work with the sinister Dorita. Read by Debora Weston.

3/5. There's a homecoming party for Vera, but she makes an unexpected early exit. Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

3/6. John Lloyd and Alice Levine welcome Eddie Izzard, museum curator Miranda Lowe and author Dr Roopa Farooki. From 2020.

6/6. The Bishop comes to tea, Maud gets a computer, and there's an incident on the road. Stars Miriam Margolyes. From January 2003.

4 Extra Debut. Alison can make three grand. All she has to do is fly to Germany and marry a complete stranger. Stars Katy Cavanagh.

Georgina works as a living statue. On a cold March day, she believes it's her hardest day on the job so far. Read by the author.

4 Extra Debut. Tom Dyckhoff explores the life and work of Richard Rogers, an architect that changed the face of modern Britain. From 2022.

2/6. With her marriage aborted, the Cotswold sleuth must return the wedding gifts and clear herself of murder. Stars Penelope Keith.

3/3. Aimee is horrified to discover that her fiancé works in a pets' cemetery. What about rival Mr Joyboy? Stars Miranda Richardson.

3/5. Council leader John tries to impress a delegation with a village cover-up. Political satire with John Baddeley. From July 1991.

The Lad sparks hospital havoc. Classic BBC TV episode recreated with an audience in 1961. Stars Tony Hancock and June Whitfield.

3/6. Hardacre's ad agency celebrates Teddy's birthday, and finds you can't choose your family. Stars Nigel Havers. From 2021.

8/10. Mary gets Mother an unlikely job as a radio dramatist and Betty has to work with the sinister Dorita. Read by Debora Weston.

3/5. There's a homecoming party for Vera, but she makes an unexpected early exit. Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

3/6. John Lloyd and Alice Levine welcome Eddie Izzard, museum curator Miranda Lowe and author Dr Roopa Farooki. From 2020.

6/6. The Bishop comes to tea, Maud gets a computer, and there's an incident on the road. Stars Miriam Margolyes. From January 2003.

4 Extra Debut. Alison can make three grand. All she has to do is fly to Germany and marry a complete stranger. Stars Katy Cavanagh.

Georgina works as a living statue. On a cold March day, she believes it's her hardest day on the job so far. Read by the author.

5/10. Angela Barnes travels the UK to bring you the best stand-up acts from across the country.

2/6. Walter's hard decision gets harder thanks to 'favours' being offered. Stars Geoffrey Palmer and Julian Rhind-Tutt. From 2009.

From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Athena Kugblenu chats again to Gregor Fisher.

5/6. Following the life of Newt, from a 1990 funeral to Christmas dinner in 1898. With Lawry Lewin and Simon Kane. From 2021.

2/4. Liam seeks hedonism, torn between drink and artsy intelligentsia. Autobiographical sitcom of youthful misadventures. From 2017.