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Sally Lindsay, Jonathan Harvey and Harriett Gilbert on books by Sue Townsend, Christopher Douglas and Angela Carter. From 2017.

The life and times of Woman's Weekly magazine, as it celebrates its centenary in a period of unprecedented change. From 2012.

3/6. Jamie investigates the local undertaker at a lonely farmhouse. Stars Brian Peck. Directed by Alan Ayckbourn. From 1968.

2/13. Captain Jet Morgan and his crew battle to make their 1965 landing on the Moon - as the world looks on. Stars Andrew Faulds.

5/6. Kate is in a terrible school play, while Richard decides to play the part of a therapist. Stars Peter Davison. From 1996.

4/14. With the war going badly, Neddie must find a huge leather cannon. Stars Spike Milligan. Re-recording from October 1958.

6/6. Ever worried about a friend and her partner? Ex-cop Alfie Moore looks at how to help in a case of 'coercive control'. From 2024.

2/5. Adrian and his mother appear in the local paper and he supports her during the birth of her baby. Read by Harry McEntire.

2/5. Edith is devastated to hear Aylmer Ross has been injured in the war - how serious is it? Stars Juliet Aubrey.

1/6. High-tech hitching to brushes with fingernails. Dave Gorman asks Rob Newman to choose the best loopy idea. From October 2007.

3/4. Dentist Marty and the team must take extreme measures to rustle up some new patients. Starring Chris O'Dowd. From October 2006.

4 Extra Debut. In 1966 Bob Dylan played Manchester Free Trade Hall. Outside, two young Dylan fans meet by chance. Stars Lucianne McEvoy.

4 Extra Debut. Dafydd Mills Daniel investigates the story behind an iconic poster for 'No Direction Home' a film about Bob Dylan. From 2022.

4/6. Jamie and Probert investigate the mysterious fire burning on Black Tor. Alan Ayckbourn directs. Stars Brian Peck and Bob Grant.

3/13. Captain Jet Morgan is disturbed by visions and a sense of foreboding - as his rocket fails to respond. Stars Andrew Faulds.

1/6. The rivalry of aristocratic Foxwell Cravate and American tycoon Max Pomeroy threatens humanity. Stars Martin Jarvis. From 1994.

13/16. The Lad is after a new home, but is it really the best idea to get Sid to build it? Stars Tony Hancock and Sid James. From January 1955.

4/4. The Malawian comedian looks at the relationship between the UK and Africa and talks about the process of immigration. From 2018.

3/5. Adrian adjusts to having his new baby sister at home and he attends his first funeral. Read by Harry McEntire.

3/5. Aylmer Ross is back in London, and the attraction between him and Edith is as electric as ever. What now? Stars Jonathan Firth.

In a world of CrossFit and kink-shaming, budgeting and meal prep, John Tothill presents the antidote to self-improvement.

Why have some humans evolved the lifelong ability to eat dairy foods, when no other mammals have? With Dr Kat Arney. From 2020.

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

Anthony Burgess is best known for A Clockwork Orange. Paul Morley explores his Northern roots and hidden passions. From 2012.

4/6. Jamie and Probert investigate the mysterious fire burning on Black Tor. Alan Ayckbourn directs. Stars Brian Peck and Bob Grant.

3/13. Captain Jet Morgan is disturbed by visions and a sense of foreboding - as his rocket fails to respond. Stars Andrew Faulds.

1/6. The rivalry of aristocratic Foxwell Cravate and American tycoon Max Pomeroy threatens humanity. Stars Martin Jarvis. From 1994.

13/16. The Lad is after a new home, but is it really the best idea to get Sid to build it? Stars Tony Hancock and Sid James. From January 1955.

4/4. The Malawian comedian looks at the relationship between the UK and Africa and talks about the process of immigration. From 2018.

3/5. Adrian adjusts to having his new baby sister at home and he attends his first funeral. Read by Harry McEntire.

3/5. Aylmer Ross is back in London, and the attraction between him and Edith is as electric as ever. What now? Stars Jonathan Firth.

2/6. John Lloyd and Holly Walsh welcome comedian Evelyn Mok, historian Dr Alun Withey and screenwriter Allan Scott. From 2021.

1/4. Back at the Cyber Pass cafe, Chantal's biological clock is ticking, so the hunt is on. Stars Mervyn Stutter. From 2003.

4 Extra Debut. 1941: When Harriet Jekyll of the Foreign Office suddenly vanishes, her friend Cassie lands in a spy plot. Stars Amanda Root.

Anthony Burgess is best known for A Clockwork Orange. Paul Morley explores his Northern roots and hidden passions. From 2012.

4/6. Jamie and Probert investigate the mysterious fire burning on Black Tor. Alan Ayckbourn directs. Stars Brian Peck and Bob Grant.

3/13. Captain Jet Morgan is disturbed by visions and a sense of foreboding - as his rocket fails to respond. Stars Andrew Faulds.

1/6. The rivalry of aristocratic Foxwell Cravate and American tycoon Max Pomeroy threatens humanity. Stars Martin Jarvis. From 1994.

13/16. The Lad is after a new home, but is it really the best idea to get Sid to build it? Stars Tony Hancock and Sid James. From January 1955.

4/4. The Malawian comedian looks at the relationship between the UK and Africa and talks about the process of immigration. From 2018.

3/5. Adrian adjusts to having his new baby sister at home and he attends his first funeral. Read by Harry McEntire.

3/5. Aylmer Ross is back in London, and the attraction between him and Edith is as electric as ever. What now? Stars Jonathan Firth.

2/6. John Lloyd and Holly Walsh welcome comedian Evelyn Mok, historian Dr Alun Withey and screenwriter Allan Scott. From 2021.

1/4. Back at the Cyber Pass cafe, Chantal's biological clock is ticking, so the hunt is on. Stars Mervyn Stutter. From 2003.

4 Extra Debut. 1941: When Harriet Jekyll of the Foreign Office suddenly vanishes, her friend Cassie lands in a spy plot. Stars Amanda Root.

In a world of CrossFit and kink-shaming, budgeting and meal prep, John Tothill presents the antidote to self-improvement.

2/4. Ross Noble presents his surreal magazine show with stories from around Britain. With guest Lesley Joseph. From 2018.

1/4. Andrew Maxwell presents Alice Fraser from Sydney, Storm Xu from Shanghai and Egyptian Bassem Youssef from the USA. From 2016.

4/5. Streeting wants in and Starmer styles it out as Jon Holmes remixes the news into an award-winning satirical comedy concept album.

3/4. Jenna and Dana meet Mick Tanner, in therapy to change his laugh to find love. With Celeste Dring and Freya Parker. From 2019.