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3/4. Hetty's taking Maggie to collect an heirloom to bequeath to Emily. But can Maggie drive a van? Stars Marcia Warren. From 2018.

4/5. The meditation on gardening, presents it as the ultimate defiance of time. Read by Stephanie Cole.

4/5. Bruce is trapped in Aylmer's pantry when he's due to be on stage. Will Aylmer come to his rescue in time? Stars Ifan Meredith.

2/4. Stand-up show with Ellie Taylor where she talks about a controversial subject with help from her side-kick Robin Morgan, the studio audience and special guest Amanda Lovett.

4/5. John O'Farrell continues his exploration of the history of the different kinds of exam, with a look at coursework. From 2007.

A space for spiritual reflection with a Bible reading, prayer and a range of Christian music led by Fr Paschal Uche.

Author Mary Kenny nominates the 19th-century French novelist, George Sand. With Francine Stock and Belinda Jack. From 2005.

4 Extra Debut. Writer Nicholas Royle visits Manchester, London and Paris libraries and returns books - decades after borrowing them. From 2017.

9/10. In the wake of their discovery, DS Brook and DC Maxton start collating evidence and opt to talk to Kemp. Stars Ray Brooks.

4 Extra Debut. An unplanned patient consultation sparks some startling revelations for the analyst. Stars Hugh Miller and Anthony Jacobs.

6/6. Feathers fly when Jimmy tries to deal with a pigeon problem on Brightco's window ledges. Stars Bernard Cribbins. From 1990.

2/9. Universal Challenge and unclad fashion news. Sketches and songs starring Tim Brooke-Taylor and Graeme Garden. From 1965.

3/4. Hetty's taking Maggie to collect an heirloom to bequeath to Emily. But can Maggie drive a van? Stars Marcia Warren. From 2018.

4/5. The meditation on gardening, presents it as the ultimate defiance of time. Read by Stephanie Cole.

4/5. Bruce is trapped in Aylmer's pantry when he's due to be on stage. Will Aylmer come to his rescue in time? Stars Ifan Meredith.

1/6. Sue Perkins presents moral and ethical posers to Dave Gorman, Richard Herring, Rebecca Front and Dominic Lawson. From 2011.

4 Extra Debut. Brother Cadfael turns detective in a mystery involving the 'miraculous' bones of an obscure Welsh saint. Stars Ray Smith.

Author Mary Kenny nominates the 19th-century French novelist, George Sand. With Francine Stock and Belinda Jack. From 2005.

4 Extra Debut. Writer Nicholas Royle visits Manchester, London and Paris libraries and returns books - decades after borrowing them. From 2017.

9/10. In the wake of their discovery, DS Brook and DC Maxton start collating evidence and opt to talk to Kemp. Stars Ray Brooks.

4 Extra Debut. An unplanned patient consultation sparks some startling revelations for the analyst. Stars Hugh Miller and Anthony Jacobs.

6/6. Feathers fly when Jimmy tries to deal with a pigeon problem on Brightco's window ledges. Stars Bernard Cribbins. From 1990.

2/9. Universal Challenge and unclad fashion news. Sketches and songs starring Tim Brooke-Taylor and Graeme Garden. From 1965.

3/4. Hetty's taking Maggie to collect an heirloom to bequeath to Emily. But can Maggie drive a van? Stars Marcia Warren. From 2018.

4/5. The meditation on gardening, presents it as the ultimate defiance of time. Read by Stephanie Cole.

4/5. Bruce is trapped in Aylmer's pantry when he's due to be on stage. Will Aylmer come to his rescue in time? Stars Ifan Meredith.

1/6. Sue Perkins presents moral and ethical posers to Dave Gorman, Richard Herring, Rebecca Front and Dominic Lawson. From 2011.

4 Extra Debut. Brother Cadfael turns detective in a mystery involving the 'miraculous' bones of an obscure Welsh saint. Stars Ray Smith.

2/4. Stand-up show with Ellie Taylor where she talks about a controversial subject with help from her side-kick Robin Morgan, the studio audience and special guest Amanda Lovett.

6/6. Phil's cheerful optimism proves to be misplaced. Stars Jim Sweeney and Caroline Quentin. From 1993.

2/4. George and Beverly feign death so he can write a book about their children's reactions. Stars Geoffrey Palmer. From 2002.

1/5. Alexei Sayle writes and stars in the comedy about life, love and not living together. With Siobhan Redmond. From October 1999.

Author Mary Kenny nominates the 19th-century French novelist, George Sand. With Francine Stock and Belinda Jack. From 2005.

4 Extra Debut. Writer Nicholas Royle visits Manchester, London and Paris libraries and returns books - decades after borrowing them. From 2017.

9/10. In the wake of their discovery, DS Brook and DC Maxton start collating evidence and opt to talk to Kemp. Stars Ray Brooks.

4 Extra Debut. An unplanned patient consultation sparks some startling revelations for the analyst. Stars Hugh Miller and Anthony Jacobs.

6/6. Feathers fly when Jimmy tries to deal with a pigeon problem on Brightco's window ledges. Stars Bernard Cribbins. From 1990.

2/9. Universal Challenge and unclad fashion news. Sketches and songs starring Tim Brooke-Taylor and Graeme Garden. From 1965.

3/4. Hetty's taking Maggie to collect an heirloom to bequeath to Emily. But can Maggie drive a van? Stars Marcia Warren. From 2018.

4/5. The meditation on gardening, presents it as the ultimate defiance of time. Read by Stephanie Cole.

4/5. Bruce is trapped in Aylmer's pantry when he's due to be on stage. Will Aylmer come to his rescue in time? Stars Ifan Meredith.

1/6. Sue Perkins presents moral and ethical posers to Dave Gorman, Richard Herring, Rebecca Front and Dominic Lawson. From 2011.

4 Extra Debut. Brother Cadfael turns detective in a mystery involving the 'miraculous' bones of an obscure Welsh saint. Stars Ray Smith.

10/10. DS Brook and DC Maxton get moving on the Kemp case, but are they too late? Meanwhile, the Clark case reopens. Stars Ray Brooks.

1/6. Sir Robert Peel's new Metropolitan Police force proves unpopular sparking deep political unrest. Stars Richard E Grant.

2/6. With the press on the prowl, Ambassador Mackenzie's memoirs spark Embassy havoc. Stars Dinsdale Landen. From November 1990.

2/8. The family clash at the funeral of Albert's brother. Adapted from BBC TV, with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From 1976.

1/6. Mark Steel visits the seaside town of Margate in Kent and performs a bespoke evening of comedy for the locals. From 2024.

5/5. Penelope Lively's memoir of her life in gardens explores city allotments and the suburban garden. Concluded by Stephanie Cole.

5/5. Aylmer is worried about his soldier son and wants Edith to stay with him and break her promise to Bruce. Stars Jonathan Firth.

1/4. In his quest to fix all his many past misdeeds, Brighty finds a potential shortcut - God.

5/5. John O'Farrell concludes his exploration of the history of the different kinds of exam. Here he tackles the practical. From 2007.

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

1/5. Exploring the impact that Estonian composer, Arvo Pärt's music for piano and violin has had on people's lives. From 2011.

Gillian Darley explores the life of Emile Coué and his mantra 'Every day, in every way, I'm getting better and better'. From 2012.

10/10. DS Brook and DC Maxton get moving on the Kemp case, but are they too late? Meanwhile, the Clark case reopens. Stars Ray Brooks.

1/6. Sir Robert Peel's new Metropolitan Police force proves unpopular sparking deep political unrest. Stars Richard E Grant.

2/6. With the press on the prowl, Ambassador Mackenzie's memoirs spark Embassy havoc. Stars Dinsdale Landen. From November 1990.

2/8. The family clash at the funeral of Albert's brother. Adapted from BBC TV, with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From 1976.

1/6. Mark Steel visits the seaside town of Margate in Kent and performs a bespoke evening of comedy for the locals. From 2024.

5/5. Penelope Lively's memoir of her life in gardens explores city allotments and the suburban garden. Concluded by Stephanie Cole.

5/5. Aylmer is worried about his soldier son and wants Edith to stay with him and break her promise to Bruce. Stars Jonathan Firth.

6/6. Richard Herring, Jenny Eclair, Alex Horne and Natalie Haynes vie for wordy supremacy chaired by Gyles Brandreth. From 2012.

4 Extra Debut. A young American returns to a strange hotel in Penwent looking for his father. Stars Donald Houston and Brenda Bruce.

1/5. Exploring the impact that Estonian composer, Arvo Pärt's music for piano and violin has had on people's lives. From 2011.

Gillian Darley explores the life of Emile Coué and his mantra 'Every day, in every way, I'm getting better and better'. From 2012.

10/10. DS Brook and DC Maxton get moving on the Kemp case, but are they too late? Meanwhile, the Clark case reopens. Stars Ray Brooks.

1/6. Sir Robert Peel's new Metropolitan Police force proves unpopular sparking deep political unrest. Stars Richard E Grant.

2/6. With the press on the prowl, Ambassador Mackenzie's memoirs spark Embassy havoc. Stars Dinsdale Landen. From November 1990.

2/8. The family clash at the funeral of Albert's brother. Adapted from BBC TV, with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From 1976.

1/6. Mark Steel visits the seaside town of Margate in Kent and performs a bespoke evening of comedy for the locals. From 2024.

5/5. Penelope Lively's memoir of her life in gardens explores city allotments and the suburban garden. Concluded by Stephanie Cole.

5/5. Aylmer is worried about his soldier son and wants Edith to stay with him and break her promise to Bruce. Stars Jonathan Firth.

6/6. Richard Herring, Jenny Eclair, Alex Horne and Natalie Haynes vie for wordy supremacy chaired by Gyles Brandreth. From 2012.

4 Extra Debut. A young American returns to a strange hotel in Penwent looking for his father. Stars Donald Houston and Brenda Bruce.

1/4. In his quest to fix all his many past misdeeds, Brighty finds a potential shortcut - God.

2/4. What happened to turn Tom Allen naughty? With help from the studio audience he learns how to keep a lid on his fury. From 2019.

From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Stephen Bailey chats once more to comedian Freya Mallard.

1/6. Sketch series with Paul Merton, Julian Clary, Tony Hawks and Josie Lawrence - before they hit the big time. From 1988.

5/6. An attic full of peas, switching from Girl Guide to sumo wrestler and dull geological holidays. With Ben Moor. From 2008.