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4 Extra Debut. The lasting impact of the 80s disco classic where a young gay man escapes small town homophobia for big city freedom. From 2021.

4 Extra Debut. How life in Nazi concentration camps led Charles Bliss to invent a visual language he hoped would end global conflict. From 2017.

6/6. At the sect ceremony, Jamie recognises one of the worshippers. Stars Juliet Cooke. Directed by Alan Ayckbourn. From 1968.

5/13. The stalled rocket ship stops Captain Jet and his crew from returning to Earth. 1958 classic set in 1965. Stars Andrew Faulds.

4/4. Friendless, jobless Angus writes a requiem to himself. He is really a genius, you know. Starring Nick Ball. From 1995.

6/6. Albert butts in on Harold's church magazine article. Adapted from BBC TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From 1974.

3/4. Sophie needs a lucrative opportunity to afford those designer specs to impress her boyfriend. Stars Maureen Lipman. From 2018.

5/5. Adrian runs away from home with the dog, but nobody notices. Mrs Thatcher calls a general election. Concluded by Harry McEntire.

5/5. Has Madame Frabelle discovered Edith's secret love for Aylmer? Starring Jane Whittenshaw and Jonathan Firth.

4/6. Natalie Haynes, Michael Rosen, Arthur Smith and Paul Sinha vie for wordy supremacy chaired by Gyles Brandreth. From 2012.

1/6. Set in 1953, the sleepy Irish town rumbles into life at plans to demolish the courthouse for a car park. Starring TP McKenna.

1950s Las Vegas: sparks fly as Noel Coward meets his old close friend, Esme Wynne-Tyson. Stars Stanley Baxter and Dorothy Tutin.

...Abroad and A Question of Attribution. Guy Burgess in Moscow exile. Anthony Blunt as the Queen's art adviser. Drama double with Simon Callow and Edward Petherbridge.

Louise Hildago explores the story of communist spies, Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean, whose activities were revealed in 1956.

Sarah Bakewell explores 700 years of humanist freethinking, enquiry and hope, from Petrarch to TH Huxley. Read by Emma Fielding.

'He's blackmailing me. We're done for!' Roger Ditchley starts menacing the Fosdyke family. Stars Christian Rodska. From 1983.

3/6. The much-loved duo visit a wig boutique, and Eric falls on hard times. Guest singing star Anita Harris. From February 1975.

15/20. Kenneth Horne reveals 'The Kenneth Williams Story' - and 'Hornerama' probes housing. With Betty Marsden. From January 1961.

1/3. Alexander Armstrong begins his celebration of the work of comic author PG Wodehouse. From 2020.

...Abroad and A Question of Attribution. Guy Burgess in Moscow exile. Anthony Blunt as the Queen's art adviser. Drama double with Simon Callow and Edward Petherbridge.

Louise Hildago explores the story of communist spies, Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean, whose activities were revealed in 1956.

Sarah Bakewell explores 700 years of humanist freethinking, enquiry and hope, from Petrarch to TH Huxley. Read by Emma Fielding.

'He's blackmailing me. We're done for!' Roger Ditchley starts menacing the Fosdyke family. Stars Christian Rodska. From 1983.

3/6. The much-loved duo visit a wig boutique, and Eric falls on hard times. Guest singing star Anita Harris. From February 1975.

15/20. Kenneth Horne reveals 'The Kenneth Williams Story' - and 'Hornerama' probes housing. With Betty Marsden. From January 1961.

1/3. Alexander Armstrong begins his celebration of the work of comic author PG Wodehouse. From 2020.

The past of Ann's new house turns out to be part of her future - thanks to a long-locked upstairs room. Stars Anna Massey.

1/3. A young woman haunts the alleyways of the city, seeking revenge to the strains of Donna Summer. Read by Hannah Donaldson.

...Abroad and A Question of Attribution. Guy Burgess in Moscow exile. Anthony Blunt as the Queen's art adviser. Drama double with Simon Callow and Edward Petherbridge.

Louise Hildago explores the story of communist spies, Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean, whose activities were revealed in 1956.

Sarah Bakewell explores 700 years of humanist freethinking, enquiry and hope, from Petrarch to TH Huxley. Read by Emma Fielding.

'He's blackmailing me. We're done for!' Roger Ditchley starts menacing the Fosdyke family. Stars Christian Rodska. From 1983.

3/6. The much-loved duo visit a wig boutique, and Eric falls on hard times. Guest singing star Anita Harris. From February 1975.

15/20. Kenneth Horne reveals 'The Kenneth Williams Story' - and 'Hornerama' probes housing. With Betty Marsden. From January 1961.

1/3. Alexander Armstrong begins his celebration of the work of comic author PG Wodehouse. From 2020.

3/4. Comedian Paul Sinha and his audience compile a perfect pub quiz, and this week every answer is a four-letter word. From 2022.

4/4. Joe Lycett is joined by national treasure Mary Berry and comedian Holly Walsh as they share personal obsessions. From 2020.

From 10pm to midnight, seven nights a week, The Comedy Club brings you two hours of the funny stuff. Tonight, Jon Holmes chats with Patrick Monahan.

4/6. After several sleepless nights caused by lights from the new crossing outside their house, Tom's parents must revolt. From 2014.

8/8. The station's Choir of the Year Competition is settled by a game of tug o' war. Stars Michael Fenton-Stevens. From August 1985.