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4/4. Tom Morton meets Lorna Luft, daughter of Judy Garland, to get the true story of life as the offspring of a legend. From 2008.

4 Extra Debut. How do sounds of war run through modern music? How do artists use them to challenge the violence that created them? From 2017.

4/6. The approach was classic. Leamas accepted the offer. Now, he flies out to Holland to meet the 'client'. Stars Colin Blakely.

4/6. The Roman sleuth heads to a party thrown by the wealthy and influential Crispus. Helena gets shocking news. Stars Anton Lesser.

1/4. The skint 1920s tipster gets an unlikely helping hand from a self-righteous police inspector. Stars Roy Hudd. From 1996.

18/20. Captain Mainwaring is aghast when his chief clerk comes up in the world. Adapted from BBC TV with John Le Mesurier. From 1975.

2/4. Brutalist Sir Lucien may have few scruples but his staff are left to juggle ambition, principles and scary Americans. From 2014.

1/5. Set around her home, actress Joanna Lumley reads her autobiography - the early years in India and boarding school in England.

1/10. Jean Louise Finch travels south from New York, on a long-awaited trip to visit her father Atticus. Read by Fenella Woolgar.

3/8. Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Paul Merton, Gyles Brandreth, Jason Byrne and Alun Cochrane. From 2011.

1/4. Caroline runs a family back-up service, but should she let Sylvia join Household Solutions? Stars Anna Massey. From 2010.

5/5. Robert and Daisy take action, while Lucia hatches a plan to regain her social power with a festive soiree. Stars Barbara Jefford.

10/10. On the eve of her 11-plus, the exam seems to be the least of Meena's worries. Meera Syal concludes her own novel.

5/6. Leamas is an old hand at the game. He knows that, in the world of espionage, nothing is ever what it seems. Stars Colin Blakely.

5/6. The Roman sleuth closes in on his man, but gets more than he bargained for from Helena's old school friend. Stars Anton Lesser.

2/6. Sarah's mother Bea arrives with a horsebox full of expressionist art and three moulting cats. Starring Peter Davison. From 1996.

1/14. Neddie Seagoon is suffering from 'lust for gold' so organises a desert expedition. Stars Peter Sellers. Re-recording from 1957.

3/6. Policeman turned comic Alfie Moore with tales of working some real life cases with his police dog, fan favourite Zeus. From 2024.

2/5. Actress Joanna Lumley reads her home-based autobiography - from modelling to acting in 'The New Avengers' and being a Bond girl.

2/10. Back in Maycomb with her family, Jean Louise is both delighted and infuriated by them. Read by Fenella Woolgar.

3/6. Join comedian and writer Sue Perkins as she hosts her award-winning comedy Nature Table: a funny show-and-tell series celebrating the natural world and all its eccentricities.

2/5. Ivan Hewett examines Wagner's Tristan Chord to test the idea that harmony is a reflection of history. From 2017.

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

Katherine Grainger, Fern Britton and Harriett Gilbert discuss books by Harper Lee, Susan Hill and Alan Bennett. From 2013.

4 Extra Debut. An illuminating look at Britain's army of cleaners - often invisible to those who live and work alongside them. From 2017.

5/6. Leamas is an old hand at the game. He knows that, in the world of espionage, nothing is ever what it seems. Stars Colin Blakely.

5/6. The Roman sleuth closes in on his man, but gets more than he bargained for from Helena's old school friend. Stars Anton Lesser.

2/6. Sarah's mother Bea arrives with a horsebox full of expressionist art and three moulting cats. Starring Peter Davison. From 1996.

1/14. Neddie Seagoon is suffering from 'lust for gold' so organises a desert expedition. Stars Peter Sellers. Re-recording from 1957.

3/6. Policeman turned comic Alfie Moore with tales of working some real life cases with his police dog, fan favourite Zeus. From 2024.

2/5. Actress Joanna Lumley reads her home-based autobiography - from modelling to acting in 'The New Avengers' and being a Bond girl.

2/10. Back in Maycomb with her family, Jean Louise is both delighted and infuriated by them. Read by Fenella Woolgar.

Denis Norden, Victor Spinetti and Richard Stilgoe tell the stories. Tim Brooke-Taylor tries to spot which is a lie. From 1991.

6/6. Jen's date turns to farce when she realises it's Bonfire Night and she had plans already. With John Gordon Sinclair. From 2010.

An elderly judge is preparing to go out for lunch at Dulcie's house on Privilege Hill. Read by Geoffrey Palmer.

4 Extra Debut. Humour and tenderness colour Eleanor's reflections on her daughter's wedding 25 years ago. Read by Eleanor Bron.

'I have seen a ghost... it was the ghost of someone who is still alive.' Read by Marion Reed.

Katherine Grainger, Fern Britton and Harriett Gilbert discuss books by Harper Lee, Susan Hill and Alan Bennett. From 2013.

4 Extra Debut. An illuminating look at Britain's army of cleaners - often invisible to those who live and work alongside them. From 2017.

5/6. Leamas is an old hand at the game. He knows that, in the world of espionage, nothing is ever what it seems. Stars Colin Blakely.

5/6. The Roman sleuth closes in on his man, but gets more than he bargained for from Helena's old school friend. Stars Anton Lesser.

2/6. Sarah's mother Bea arrives with a horsebox full of expressionist art and three moulting cats. Starring Peter Davison. From 1996.

1/14. Neddie Seagoon is suffering from 'lust for gold' so organises a desert expedition. Stars Peter Sellers. Re-recording from 1957.

3/6. Policeman turned comic Alfie Moore with tales of working some real life cases with his police dog, fan favourite Zeus. From 2024.

2/5. Actress Joanna Lumley reads her home-based autobiography - from modelling to acting in 'The New Avengers' and being a Bond girl.

2/10. Back in Maycomb with her family, Jean Louise is both delighted and infuriated by them. Read by Fenella Woolgar.

Denis Norden, Victor Spinetti and Richard Stilgoe tell the stories. Tim Brooke-Taylor tries to spot which is a lie. From 1991.

6/6. Jen's date turns to farce when she realises it's Bonfire Night and she had plans already. With John Gordon Sinclair. From 2010.

An elderly judge is preparing to go out for lunch at Dulcie's house on Privilege Hill. Read by Geoffrey Palmer.

4 Extra Debut. Humour and tenderness colour Eleanor's reflections on her daughter's wedding 25 years ago. Read by Eleanor Bron.

'I have seen a ghost... it was the ghost of someone who is still alive.' Read by Marion Reed.

3/6. Join comedian and writer Sue Perkins as she hosts her award-winning comedy Nature Table: a funny show-and-tell series celebrating the natural world and all its eccentricities.

6/6. The Archers and The Waltons with a twist, and the Minx Twins tackle feminism. Stars Sanjeev Bhaskar. From June 1998.

From 10pm to midnight, seven nights a week, The Comedy Club brings you two hours of the funny stuff. Tonight, Eleanor Conway chats once again to standup comedian Sarah Roberts.

6/6. Bill Oddie recalls an extremely demanding Outward Bound course in the Lake District in 1958. With Rufus Hound. From 2020.

4/6. Pun masters Dan Freedman and Nick Romero present an American 'Blackadder' and a sheep version of 'Star Trek'. From May 2000.