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In 1959, trumpeter Miles Davis wrote 'So What' for his record 'Kind of Blue', the best-selling jazz album of all time. From 2008.

4 Extra Debut. Cole Moreton searches for the unique but vanishing East End voice of his Nan's generation. With June Brown. From 2017.

5/10. DS Brook and DC Harrison meet the eccentric Mr Parsons. Meanwhile, a gruesome meat axe murder is investigated. Stars Ray Brooks.

10/13. Stranded in Earth's past, the Voice tries to tempt Captain Jet and his crew out into the city of the aliens. Stars Andrew Faulds.

1/6. Toxic waste is a challenge for Ambassador Mackenzie on his Eastern Bloc posting. Stars Dinsdale Landen. From 1990.

1/8. Sleepwalking Harold gives dad Albert a fright. Adapted from BBC TV, with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From 1976.

4/4. Sophie auditions for panto, allowing Sheila to get chummy with the ladies at the golf club. Starring Lucy Beaumont. From 2018.

5/5. As summer gets under way, Harris organises a dance. Moses contemplates London life ten years on. Concluded by Don Warrington. Contains language which some may find offensive.

5/5. Aylmer confronts Vincy and to Bruce's horror, Miss Flummerfelt calls round. Narrated by Haydn Gwynne.

5/6. Jack Whitehall, Milton Jones, Natalie Haynes and Susie Dent vie for wordy supremacy chaired by Gyles Brandreth. From 2012.

2/6. A 'gramophone record recital' is the Irish town's cultural highlight of 1953 - the start of something big? Stars TP McKenna.

Brothers Donal and Sandy are on a quest to rescue a childhood sweetheart. Written especially for Billy Connolly and Brian Cox.

1950s Hollywood: Marilyn Monroe helps singer Ella Fitzgerald challenge racial prejudice. Stars Julia Ford and Alibe Parsons. Contains language which some may find offensive.

4 Extra Debut. Can David find a suitable partner that will meet his mother's exacting standards? Stars Barbara Yu-Ling and David Yip.

Peter Frankopan's account of how the changing climate has shaped the rise and fall of civilisations. Read by Hugh Bonneville.

'We're being forced out of business by them flaming Fosdykes.' Fire blazes and plotting is afoot. Stars Philip Lowrie. From 1983.

4/6. Baby talk and hairy bath-time antics from the much-loved comic duo. With guest singer Wilma Reading. From February 1975.

16/20. Kenneth Horne looks for a housekeeper - and Hornerama investigates Magic and Mystery. With Kenneth Williams. From February 1961.

2/3. Alexander Armstrong continues his celebration of the comic brilliance of author Sir PG Wodehouse. From 2020.

1950s Hollywood: Marilyn Monroe helps singer Ella Fitzgerald challenge racial prejudice. Stars Julia Ford and Alibe Parsons. Contains language which some may find offensive.

4 Extra Debut. Can David find a suitable partner that will meet his mother's exacting standards? Stars Barbara Yu-Ling and David Yip.

Peter Frankopan's account of how the changing climate has shaped the rise and fall of civilisations. Read by Hugh Bonneville.

'We're being forced out of business by them flaming Fosdykes.' Fire blazes and plotting is afoot. Stars Philip Lowrie. From 1983.

4/6. Baby talk and hairy bath-time antics from the much-loved comic duo. With guest singer Wilma Reading. From February 1975.

16/20. Kenneth Horne looks for a housekeeper - and Hornerama investigates Magic and Mystery. With Kenneth Williams. From February 1961.

2/3. Alexander Armstrong continues his celebration of the comic brilliance of author Sir PG Wodehouse. From 2020.

4/5. Mrs Meadowsweet offers truly carefree guesthouse holidays, but newcomers Madge and Arthur are suspicious. Stars Rosemary Leach.

2/3. An actor performs a one-man show, but the words begin to echo back to him in a deeply unsettling way. Read by Steven McNicoll.

1950s Hollywood: Marilyn Monroe helps singer Ella Fitzgerald challenge racial prejudice. Stars Julia Ford and Alibe Parsons. Contains language which some may find offensive.

4 Extra Debut. Can David find a suitable partner that will meet his mother's exacting standards? Stars Barbara Yu-Ling and David Yip.

Peter Frankopan's account of how the changing climate has shaped the rise and fall of civilisations. Read by Hugh Bonneville.

'We're being forced out of business by them flaming Fosdykes.' Fire blazes and plotting is afoot. Stars Philip Lowrie. From 1983.

4/6. Baby talk and hairy bath-time antics from the much-loved comic duo. With guest singer Wilma Reading. From February 1975.

16/20. Kenneth Horne looks for a housekeeper - and Hornerama investigates Magic and Mystery. With Kenneth Williams. From February 1961.

2/3. Alexander Armstrong continues his celebration of the comic brilliance of author Sir PG Wodehouse. From 2020.

4/4. Comedian Paul Sinha and his audience compile a perfect pub quiz, and this week's it's a general knowledge round. From 2022.

Waitresses and a new love interest - comic poet Tim Key looks at the concept of the unobtainable. With Tom Basden. From 2018.

5/6. Tom's dad celebrates a milestone in governmental reform while Tom tentatively puts a foot on the property ladder. From 2014.

2/3. John Humphrys gives 28 performers 60 seconds each to entertain. With Arthur Smith and Carrie Quinlan. From January 2008.