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5/5. Tremayne and Kasakov prepare for their assault. Can the Tsar and his family be saved from the Bolsheviks.? Stars Maurice Denham.

6/6. A diplomatic visit sees Britain's Ambassador mix the oil and water of artistic detente. Stars Dinsdale Landen. From 1990.

6/8. Harold is aghast when he sees 'What the Butler Saw'. Adapted from BBC TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From 1976.

5/6. Mark Steel visits Nether Edge, a leafy suburb of Sheffield and performs a bespoke evening of comedy for the locals. From 2024.

10/10. A new girl starts at work. Adrian attends a writing holiday in Greece and feels liberated by the event. Concluded by Harry McEntire.

10/15. Neely has won an Academy Award, but her second marriage is already on the rocks. Stars Madeleine Potter and Barbara Barnes.

4/6. Ex-MP, novelist and broadcaster Edwina Currie quizzes a panel about herself. With Sue Perkins and Robin Ince. From 2007.

4 Extra Debut. Terror in Edinburgh, when Dr Jekyll concocts a chemical potion - but who is urging him on? Starring Alexander Morton.

4 Extra Debut. A poor Russian postmaster is distraught when his beloved daughter runs away with a hussar. Read by Jeremy Northam.

Exploring the impact of America's national anthem, which is set to the tune of an English social men's club song. From 2016.

Why is British children's fiction so preoccupied with feasting? Sheila McClennon explores. With Michael Rosen. From 2010.

5/5. Time is against Belgian sleuth, Hercule Poirot as he battles to unmask the murderer. Stars John Moffatt and Andre Maranne.

5/5. Tremayne and Kasakov prepare for their assault. Can the Tsar and his family be saved from the Bolsheviks.? Stars Maurice Denham.

6/6. A diplomatic visit sees Britain's Ambassador mix the oil and water of artistic detente. Stars Dinsdale Landen. From 1990.

6/8. Harold is aghast when he sees 'What the Butler Saw'. Adapted from BBC TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From 1976.

5/6. Mark Steel visits Nether Edge, a leafy suburb of Sheffield and performs a bespoke evening of comedy for the locals. From 2024.

10/10. A new girl starts at work. Adrian attends a writing holiday in Greece and feels liberated by the event. Concluded by Harry McEntire.

10/15. Neely has won an Academy Award, but her second marriage is already on the rocks. Stars Madeleine Potter and Barbara Barnes.

4/6. Ex-MP, novelist and broadcaster Edwina Currie quizzes a panel about herself. With Sue Perkins and Robin Ince. From 2007.

4 Extra Debut. Terror in Edinburgh, when Dr Jekyll concocts a chemical potion - but who is urging him on? Starring Alexander Morton.

4 Extra Debut. A poor Russian postmaster is distraught when his beloved daughter runs away with a hussar. Read by Jeremy Northam.

Surreal, silly vibrations from somewhere near the Irish border, created by Michael McCullagh and Phil Taggart. Parish Is Burning is what you hear in Ireland when you're lost.

2/4. Ashley tells how the Blakers added to their large family by adopting a two-year-old girl with Down Syndrome. From 2021.

6/6. A clueless boxer and his coach - and the poor boy who wears a violin to school. Stars Paul Merton and Julian Clary. From 1988.

3/4. Sketch show written entirely by the public. Stars Darren Kuppan, Fiona Clarke, Gavin Webster and Helen Moon. From 2014.

Exploring the impact of America's national anthem, which is set to the tune of an English social men's club song. From 2016.

Why is British children's fiction so preoccupied with feasting? Sheila McClennon explores. With Michael Rosen. From 2010.

5/5. Time is against Belgian sleuth, Hercule Poirot as he battles to unmask the murderer. Stars John Moffatt and Andre Maranne.

5/5. Tremayne and Kasakov prepare for their assault. Can the Tsar and his family be saved from the Bolsheviks.? Stars Maurice Denham.

6/6. A diplomatic visit sees Britain's Ambassador mix the oil and water of artistic detente. Stars Dinsdale Landen. From 1990.

6/8. Harold is aghast when he sees 'What the Butler Saw'. Adapted from BBC TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From 1976.

5/6. Mark Steel visits Nether Edge, a leafy suburb of Sheffield and performs a bespoke evening of comedy for the locals. From 2024.

10/10. A new girl starts at work. Adrian attends a writing holiday in Greece and feels liberated by the event. Concluded by Harry McEntire.

10/15. Neely has won an Academy Award, but her second marriage is already on the rocks. Stars Madeleine Potter and Barbara Barnes.

4/6. Ex-MP, novelist and broadcaster Edwina Currie quizzes a panel about herself. With Sue Perkins and Robin Ince. From 2007.

4 Extra Debut. Terror in Edinburgh, when Dr Jekyll concocts a chemical potion - but who is urging him on? Starring Alexander Morton.

4 Extra Debut. A poor Russian postmaster is distraught when his beloved daughter runs away with a hussar. Read by Jeremy Northam.

4 Extra Debut. Hardened police inspector Mal Rees refuses to believe a verdict of suicide after his lover is found dead. Stars Mike Hayward.

Following an imagined slight, two officers in Napoleon's Grand Army begin a duel which is to last a lifetime. Read by Stephen Boxer.

4/6. Leading actor Nicholas Craig reflets on agents and takes us behind-the-scenes at rehearsal. Stars Nigel Planer. From 1989.

1/6. The dear ladies swallow the consequences of home-made wine. Stars Dr Evadne Hinge and Dame Hilda Bracket. From 1983.

1/13. Rookie barrister Roger Thursby unwittingly aids a habitual fraudster. Stars Richard Briers and John Le Mesurier. From 1970.

1/3. Musician and wildlife sound recordist, Chris Watson, looks at the ways technology has changed the radio we listen to.

4 Extra Debut. Hardened police inspector Mal Rees refuses to believe a verdict of suicide after his lover is found dead. Stars Mike Hayward.

Following an imagined slight, two officers in Napoleon's Grand Army begin a duel which is to last a lifetime. Read by Stephen Boxer.

4/6. Leading actor Nicholas Craig reflets on agents and takes us behind-the-scenes at rehearsal. Stars Nigel Planer. From 1989.

1/6. The dear ladies swallow the consequences of home-made wine. Stars Dr Evadne Hinge and Dame Hilda Bracket. From 1983.

1/13. Rookie barrister Roger Thursby unwittingly aids a habitual fraudster. Stars Richard Briers and John Le Mesurier. From 1970.

1/3. Musician and wildlife sound recordist, Chris Watson, looks at the ways technology has changed the radio we listen to.

1860: Countess Narona is left a fortune when her rich husband dies. Years later an apparition wants revenge. Stars Harry Lloyd.

4 Extra Debut. Hardened police inspector Mal Rees refuses to believe a verdict of suicide after his lover is found dead. Stars Mike Hayward.

Following an imagined slight, two officers in Napoleon's Grand Army begin a duel which is to last a lifetime. Read by Stephen Boxer.

4/6. Leading actor Nicholas Craig reflets on agents and takes us behind-the-scenes at rehearsal. Stars Nigel Planer. From 1989.

1/6. The dear ladies swallow the consequences of home-made wine. Stars Dr Evadne Hinge and Dame Hilda Bracket. From 1983.

1/13. Rookie barrister Roger Thursby unwittingly aids a habitual fraudster. Stars Richard Briers and John Le Mesurier. From 1970.

1/3. Musician and wildlife sound recordist, Chris Watson, looks at the ways technology has changed the radio we listen to.

5/6. From Sir Alan Sugar to Boy George, Jon Culshaw and Lewis Macleod explore the bizarre private lives of famous folk. From 2009.

2/2. Back in Bristol after a decade in London, Jayde Adams explores why we leave home and why we can be drawn to go back. From 2021.

From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Lou Conran speaks to comedian and writer Davina Bentley.

4/4. South Londoner Arthur invites Stewart Lee and Reginald D Hunter round, with music from Sophie Ellis-Bextor. From 2009.

4/4. House-hunting causes all sorts of difficulties for the Manchester DJ. Stars Justin Moorhouse and Anne Reid. From 2011.

1860: Countess Narona is left a fortune when her rich husband dies. Years later an apparition wants revenge. Stars Harry Lloyd.

4 Extra Debut. Hardened police inspector Mal Rees refuses to believe a verdict of suicide after his lover is found dead. Stars Mike Hayward.

Following an imagined slight, two officers in Napoleon's Grand Army begin a duel which is to last a lifetime. Read by Stephen Boxer.

4/6. Leading actor Nicholas Craig reflets on agents and takes us behind-the-scenes at rehearsal. Stars Nigel Planer. From 1989.

1/6. The dear ladies swallow the consequences of home-made wine. Stars Dr Evadne Hinge and Dame Hilda Bracket. From 1983.

1/13. Rookie barrister Roger Thursby unwittingly aids a habitual fraudster. Stars Richard Briers and John Le Mesurier. From 1970.

1/3. Musician and wildlife sound recordist, Chris Watson, looks at the ways technology has changed the radio we listen to.

4 Extra Debut. From Don Henley to Spandau Ballet. Solo yachtswoman Dame Ellen MacArthur shares her music choices with Kirsty Young. From 2009.

Sir David wonders if we could extract the DNA from a blood-sucking fly trapped in amber to recreate a dinosaur? From 2009.

Daljit Nagra chooses The Echo Chamber - Sean Borodale who shares poems written deep in the caves of the Mendip Hills. From 2018.

2/2. 1991: Adrian Mole finds himself homeless again. Bianca offers to put him up, but is moving to London. Read by Harry McEntire.

Using the BBC archive, Kirsty Reid explores the life of bestselling romantic fiction writer Dame Barbara Cartland. From 2019.

2/3. In dazzling post-war New York, Anne, Jennifer and Neely move in together. Jacqueline Susann drama with Barbara Barnes.

3/8. Cleaner Elsie borrows a flat for a night, but must keep caretaker Ramsay out of the way. Stars Roy Dotrice. From 1982.

The cast take oaths of allegiance and 'The Glums' at the pictures. Stars Jimmy Edwards and June Whitfield. From 1955.

4 Extra Debut. From Don Henley to Spandau Ballet. Solo yachtswoman Dame Ellen MacArthur shares her music choices with Kirsty Young. From 2009.

Sir David wonders if we could extract the DNA from a blood-sucking fly trapped in amber to recreate a dinosaur? From 2009.

Daljit Nagra chooses The Echo Chamber - Sean Borodale who shares poems written deep in the caves of the Mendip Hills. From 2018.

2/2. 1991: Adrian Mole finds himself homeless again. Bianca offers to put him up, but is moving to London. Read by Harry McEntire.

Using the BBC archive, Kirsty Reid explores the life of bestselling romantic fiction writer Dame Barbara Cartland. From 2019.

2/3. In dazzling post-war New York, Anne, Jennifer and Neely move in together. Jacqueline Susann drama with Barbara Barnes.

3/8. Cleaner Elsie borrows a flat for a night, but must keep caretaker Ramsay out of the way. Stars Roy Dotrice. From 1982.

The cast take oaths of allegiance and 'The Glums' at the pictures. Stars Jimmy Edwards and June Whitfield. From 1955.

4/5. Baby Gulliver is in the hospital and Rose uses the last of her energy to get to him. Stars Alexandra Mardell.

12/13. The Man in Black tells of writer Guy who hears constant crying - yet nobody else can. Stars Edward de Souza and Nigel Anthony.

4 Extra Debut. From Don Henley to Spandau Ballet. Solo yachtswoman Dame Ellen MacArthur shares her music choices with Kirsty Young. From 2009.

Sir David wonders if we could extract the DNA from a blood-sucking fly trapped in amber to recreate a dinosaur? From 2009.

Daljit Nagra chooses The Echo Chamber - Sean Borodale who shares poems written deep in the caves of the Mendip Hills. From 2018.

2/2. 1991: Adrian Mole finds himself homeless again. Bianca offers to put him up, but is moving to London. Read by Harry McEntire.

Using the BBC archive, Kirsty Reid explores the life of bestselling romantic fiction writer Dame Barbara Cartland. From 2019.

2/3. In dazzling post-war New York, Anne, Jennifer and Neely move in together. Jacqueline Susann drama with Barbara Barnes.

3/8. Cleaner Elsie borrows a flat for a night, but must keep caretaker Ramsay out of the way. Stars Roy Dotrice. From 1982.

The cast take oaths of allegiance and 'The Glums' at the pictures. Stars Jimmy Edwards and June Whitfield. From 1955.

1/6. Sergeant McGurk reveals why the British won the Battle of Culloden. 1770 America sitcom stars Andy Hamilton. From 2001.

1/6. Alexei Sayle journeys from Cardiff to Portsmouth, breaking a golden rule by talking to his fellow passengers. From 2022.

From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Lou Conran speaks to comedian and writer Davina Bentley.

5/6. A British horror film Ed wrote in the 1970s returns to haunt him. Can he make a few quid? Stars Christopher Douglas. From 2019.

1/6. Old hacks struggle with new media in the changing world of a broadsheet newspaper. Stars Robert Lindsay. From 2009.

4/5. Baby Gulliver is in the hospital and Rose uses the last of her energy to get to him. Stars Alexandra Mardell.

12/13. The Man in Black tells of writer Guy who hears constant crying - yet nobody else can. Stars Edward de Souza and Nigel Anthony.

4 Extra Debut. From Don Henley to Spandau Ballet. Solo yachtswoman Dame Ellen MacArthur shares her music choices with Kirsty Young. From 2009.

Sir David wonders if we could extract the DNA from a blood-sucking fly trapped in amber to recreate a dinosaur? From 2009.

Daljit Nagra chooses The Echo Chamber - Sean Borodale who shares poems written deep in the caves of the Mendip Hills. From 2018.

2/2. 1991: Adrian Mole finds himself homeless again. Bianca offers to put him up, but is moving to London. Read by Harry McEntire.

Using the BBC archive, Kirsty Reid explores the life of bestselling romantic fiction writer Dame Barbara Cartland. From 2019.

2/3. In dazzling post-war New York, Anne, Jennifer and Neely move in together. Jacqueline Susann drama with Barbara Barnes.

3/8. Cleaner Elsie borrows a flat for a night, but must keep caretaker Ramsay out of the way. Stars Roy Dotrice. From 1982.

The cast take oaths of allegiance and 'The Glums' at the pictures. Stars Jimmy Edwards and June Whitfield. From 1955.

1/7. Three years after the great detective's final encounter with Moriarty, Watson faces tragedy - and murder. Stars Clive Merrison.

1/10. Wartime in Broadcasting House, and myriad hopes and fears come and go in the course of newsgathering. Read by Penelope Wilton.

7/8. A day trip to France brings buried memories to the surface for Bernard. Stars Su Pollard and Gorden Kaye. From 1993.

8/26. As the platoon guard a German U-boat crew, their captain starts making a list. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1976.

2/4. Tim falls under the spell of top footballer Danny Knowles, who's after a new 'hip hop consultant'. Stars Alex Carter. From 2015.

1/5. Tina arrives from England as Vanity Fair's editor-in-chief. 1980s New York is all glitz and mean streets. Read by the author.

11/15. Neely's Hollywood career is over and with Anne's help she gets a TV break in New York but is she up to it? Stars Barbara Barnes.

4/6. Jack Dee returns to Cambridge with panellists Miles Jupp, Tony Hawks, Lucy Porter and Henning Wehn.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. Wiz Clift meets head chef Noel McMeel at Castle Leslie in Northern Ireland who forages and cooks dinner. From 2003.

Comedian and children's writer Paul Kerensa looks at the Biblical account of Noah's Ark and how children's stories can both make us laugh, ask questions and explore faith.

Manuel Cuevas created and made the suits that defined 'the Man in Black' - country singer, Johnny Cash. From 2017.

Ian McMillan fights the cause of 'sodcasters' - perpetrators of tinny mobile phone music played on public transport. From 2011.

1/7. Three years after the great detective's final encounter with Moriarty, Watson faces tragedy - and murder. Stars Clive Merrison.

1/10. Wartime in Broadcasting House, and myriad hopes and fears come and go in the course of newsgathering. Read by Penelope Wilton.

7/8. A day trip to France brings buried memories to the surface for Bernard. Stars Su Pollard and Gorden Kaye. From 1993.

8/26. As the platoon guard a German U-boat crew, their captain starts making a list. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1976.

2/4. Tim falls under the spell of top footballer Danny Knowles, who's after a new 'hip hop consultant'. Stars Alex Carter. From 2015.

1/5. Tina arrives from England as Vanity Fair's editor-in-chief. 1980s New York is all glitz and mean streets. Read by the author.

11/15. Neely's Hollywood career is over and with Anne's help she gets a TV break in New York but is she up to it? Stars Barbara Barnes.

5/8. Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Paul Merton, Sue Perkins, Julian Clary and Charles Collingwood. From 2012.

5/6. It's quiz time, but Mr Maxwell is lacking a team. An ex-pupil has problems, too. Stars Marlene Sidaway. From 2005.

A salesman stumbles into the home of two sisters with a grim past. Darkly humorous horror with Joan Sims and Barbara Jefford.

Manuel Cuevas created and made the suits that defined 'the Man in Black' - country singer, Johnny Cash. From 2017.

Ian McMillan fights the cause of 'sodcasters' - perpetrators of tinny mobile phone music played on public transport. From 2011.

1/7. Three years after the great detective's final encounter with Moriarty, Watson faces tragedy - and murder. Stars Clive Merrison.

1/10. Wartime in Broadcasting House, and myriad hopes and fears come and go in the course of newsgathering. Read by Penelope Wilton.

7/8. A day trip to France brings buried memories to the surface for Bernard. Stars Su Pollard and Gorden Kaye. From 1993.

8/26. As the platoon guard a German U-boat crew, their captain starts making a list. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1976.

2/4. Tim falls under the spell of top footballer Danny Knowles, who's after a new 'hip hop consultant'. Stars Alex Carter. From 2015.

1/5. Tina arrives from England as Vanity Fair's editor-in-chief. 1980s New York is all glitz and mean streets. Read by the author.

11/15. Neely's Hollywood career is over and with Anne's help she gets a TV break in New York but is she up to it? Stars Barbara Barnes.

5/8. Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Paul Merton, Sue Perkins, Julian Clary and Charles Collingwood. From 2012.

5/6. It's quiz time, but Mr Maxwell is lacking a team. An ex-pupil has problems, too. Stars Marlene Sidaway. From 2005.

A salesman stumbles into the home of two sisters with a grim past. Darkly humorous horror with Joan Sims and Barbara Jefford.

4/6. Jack Dee returns to Cambridge with panellists Miles Jupp, Tony Hawks, Lucy Porter and Henning Wehn.

6/6. Butterfly's terror reign on the public access cable radio show - with the local councillors. Stars Liz Fraser. From 1997.

5/5. Ivor Cutler and friends present surreal songs and poems, including grass seed, mud and digging ditches. From 1997.

4/6. Like Andy Burnham's No.10, Dead Ringers is in the North, at the Crossed Wires Podcast Festival in Sheffield. This week: Chris Mason is giddy, Zia Yusuf is everywhere, and more.

3/6. Learn about medieval cooking, and view the most precious exhibit. Stars Marcus Brigstocke and Danny Robins. From August 2006.

Manuel Cuevas created and made the suits that defined 'the Man in Black' - country singer, Johnny Cash. From 2017.

Ian McMillan fights the cause of 'sodcasters' - perpetrators of tinny mobile phone music played on public transport. From 2011.

1/7. Three years after the great detective's final encounter with Moriarty, Watson faces tragedy - and murder. Stars Clive Merrison.

1/10. Wartime in Broadcasting House, and myriad hopes and fears come and go in the course of newsgathering. Read by Penelope Wilton.

7/8. A day trip to France brings buried memories to the surface for Bernard. Stars Su Pollard and Gorden Kaye. From 1993.

8/26. As the platoon guard a German U-boat crew, their captain starts making a list. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1976.

2/4. Tim falls under the spell of top footballer Danny Knowles, who's after a new 'hip hop consultant'. Stars Alex Carter. From 2015.

1/5. Tina arrives from England as Vanity Fair's editor-in-chief. 1980s New York is all glitz and mean streets. Read by the author.

11/15. Neely's Hollywood career is over and with Anne's help she gets a TV break in New York but is she up to it? Stars Barbara Barnes.

5/8. Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Paul Merton, Sue Perkins, Julian Clary and Charles Collingwood. From 2012.

5/6. It's quiz time, but Mr Maxwell is lacking a team. An ex-pupil has problems, too. Stars Marlene Sidaway. From 2005.

A salesman stumbles into the home of two sisters with a grim past. Darkly humorous horror with Joan Sims and Barbara Jefford.

2/7. The Baker Street sleuth probes the case of a young solicitor who's accused of murder. Stars Clive Merrison and Michael Williams.

2/10. A boozy French General visits BBC Broadcasting House during wartime with misguided words of hope. Read by Penelope Wilton.

6/6. Will the storming of the Bastille finally dampen Beaumarchais' spirits? Stars Henry Goodman. From 1996.

11/14. When Neddie answers the telephone, he gets embroiled in a villainous plan. Stars Harry Secombe. Re-recording from 1958.

3/6. Copper turned comic, Alfie Moore takes us through a delicate situation involving a worried daughter. From 2022.

2/5. Vanity Fair wows readers with a cover shot of President and Nancy Reagan. Tina Brown reveals how the photo shoot happened.

12/15. Successful film star Jennifer falls madly in love. But just as she's planning their future - tragedy strikes. Stars Julia Ford.

1/6. This instalment from the Sedaris files includes his essay Happy Go Lucky and extracts from his extensive diaries read to a packed house at The Tabernacle in Notting Hill, London.

2/5. Wiz explores Captain Bill Swinley's fertile Gloucestershire acres for the perfect accompaniments to River Severn eel. From 2003.

Author and TV presenter Gemma Hunt marvels at a talking donkey who captures our attention.

4 Extra Debut. Peter Bazalgette, Harriett Gilbert and Amrou Al-Kadhi on books by Laura Cumming, Leila Slimani and Katherine Heiny. From 2021.

Ted Dicks and Myles Rudge recall the making of their comedy records like 'Hole In The Ground' and 'Right Said Fred'. From 2010.

2/7. The Baker Street sleuth probes the case of a young solicitor who's accused of murder. Stars Clive Merrison and Michael Williams.

2/10. A boozy French General visits BBC Broadcasting House during wartime with misguided words of hope. Read by Penelope Wilton.

6/6. Will the storming of the Bastille finally dampen Beaumarchais' spirits? Stars Henry Goodman. From 1996.

11/14. When Neddie answers the telephone, he gets embroiled in a villainous plan. Stars Harry Secombe. Re-recording from 1958.

3/6. Copper turned comic, Alfie Moore takes us through a delicate situation involving a worried daughter. From 2022.

2/5. Vanity Fair wows readers with a cover shot of President and Nancy Reagan. Tina Brown reveals how the photo shoot happened.

12/15. Successful film star Jennifer falls madly in love. But just as she's planning their future - tragedy strikes. Stars Julia Ford.

4 Extra Debut. Barry Cryer, Brian Johnston and Ray Cooney tell the stories. Tim Brooke-Taylor tries to spot which is a lie. From 1993.

4/4. Wendy and Robin's new arrival and Derek's disturbing experience - is there a connection? Stars Kay Stonham. From 2005.

4 Extra Debut. Tamika, an idealistic young black barrister, starts at Tudor Chambers and is faced with harsh truths. Stars Kerri McLean.

4 Extra Debut. Peter Bazalgette, Harriett Gilbert and Amrou Al-Kadhi on books by Laura Cumming, Leila Slimani and Katherine Heiny. From 2021.

Ted Dicks and Myles Rudge recall the making of their comedy records like 'Hole In The Ground' and 'Right Said Fred'. From 2010.

2/7. The Baker Street sleuth probes the case of a young solicitor who's accused of murder. Stars Clive Merrison and Michael Williams.

2/10. A boozy French General visits BBC Broadcasting House during wartime with misguided words of hope. Read by Penelope Wilton.

6/6. Will the storming of the Bastille finally dampen Beaumarchais' spirits? Stars Henry Goodman. From 1996.

11/14. When Neddie answers the telephone, he gets embroiled in a villainous plan. Stars Harry Secombe. Re-recording from 1958.

3/6. Copper turned comic, Alfie Moore takes us through a delicate situation involving a worried daughter. From 2022.

2/5. Vanity Fair wows readers with a cover shot of President and Nancy Reagan. Tina Brown reveals how the photo shoot happened.

12/15. Successful film star Jennifer falls madly in love. But just as she's planning their future - tragedy strikes. Stars Julia Ford.

4 Extra Debut. Barry Cryer, Brian Johnston and Ray Cooney tell the stories. Tim Brooke-Taylor tries to spot which is a lie. From 1993.

4/4. Wendy and Robin's new arrival and Derek's disturbing experience - is there a connection? Stars Kay Stonham. From 2005.

4 Extra Debut. Tamika, an idealistic young black barrister, starts at Tudor Chambers and is faced with harsh truths. Stars Kerri McLean.

1/6. This instalment from the Sedaris files includes his essay Happy Go Lucky and extracts from his extensive diaries read to a packed house at The Tabernacle in Notting Hill, London.

1/6. 4 Extra Debut. Matt Lucas hosts his alternative awards show - The Lucases - with Justin Edwards, Harry Enfield and Dave Gorman. From 2011.

1/8. The National Theatre of Brent reveals the chaotic story of life on Earth. Stars Patrick Barlow and Jim Broadbent. From 1990.

1/6. The duo are set to tell all on Parky's TV chat show. Stars Sean Foley, Hamish McColl and Michael Parkinson. From 2003.

2/5. Booking 'Animal Man' Dickie Doubleday for the retail park proves to be a barking idea. Stars Sarah Lancashire. From 2007.

4 Extra Debut. Peter Bazalgette, Harriett Gilbert and Amrou Al-Kadhi on books by Laura Cumming, Leila Slimani and Katherine Heiny. From 2021.

Ted Dicks and Myles Rudge recall the making of their comedy records like 'Hole In The Ground' and 'Right Said Fred'. From 2010.

2/7. The Baker Street sleuth probes the case of a young solicitor who's accused of murder. Stars Clive Merrison and Michael Williams.

2/10. A boozy French General visits BBC Broadcasting House during wartime with misguided words of hope. Read by Penelope Wilton.

6/6. Will the storming of the Bastille finally dampen Beaumarchais' spirits? Stars Henry Goodman. From 1996.

11/14. When Neddie answers the telephone, he gets embroiled in a villainous plan. Stars Harry Secombe. Re-recording from 1958.

3/6. Copper turned comic, Alfie Moore takes us through a delicate situation involving a worried daughter. From 2022.

2/5. Vanity Fair wows readers with a cover shot of President and Nancy Reagan. Tina Brown reveals how the photo shoot happened.

12/15. Successful film star Jennifer falls madly in love. But just as she's planning their future - tragedy strikes. Stars Julia Ford.

4 Extra Debut. Barry Cryer, Brian Johnston and Ray Cooney tell the stories. Tim Brooke-Taylor tries to spot which is a lie. From 1993.

4/4. Wendy and Robin's new arrival and Derek's disturbing experience - is there a connection? Stars Kay Stonham. From 2005.

4 Extra Debut. Tamika, an idealistic young black barrister, starts at Tudor Chambers and is faced with harsh truths. Stars Kerri McLean.

3/7. The Baker Street detective probes why a child's scribbles spark tragedy for an old Norfolk family. Stars Clive Merrison.

3/10. US reporters arrive from France. Odd living arrangements are made. Wartime at BBC Broadcasting House. Read by Penelope Wilton.

2/8. Clare's been dumped, Eleanor finds a friend and Sarah is listening. Stars Prunella Scales and Joan Sanderson. From 1986.

4/12. Can the Lad find Harry Secombe to say thanks for stepping in for him? Stars Tony Hancock. From May 1955.

3/4. A mention in parliament brings an A-List invite for the Room Next Door Man and an audition - to play a cheesy string. From 2021.

3/5. 1985's coverage of Charles and Diana makes headlines in the UK. Tina recalls the birth of her first child in 1986.

13/15. Following the tragedy, Neely spirals out of control and an ex-lover surprises Anne. Stars Madeleine Potter and Susan Jameson.

3/6. Ivo Graham quizzes John Robins on his love of Frank Zappa, and Michelle De Swarte extolls the benefits of skincare. Ivo welcomes 2 VOPs - Paul and Katia Beckmann, who love forts.

3/5. Wiz Clift conjures up a Neolithic banquet from the garden of Lincolnshire archaeologists, Francis and Maisie Pryor. From 2003.

Author and illustrator Katy Hollamby on woodland, light and purpose.

A unique insight into the vibrant art scene of mid-1960s America from an archive of recordings collected by John Jones. From 2018.

3/7. The Baker Street detective probes why a child's scribbles spark tragedy for an old Norfolk family. Stars Clive Merrison.

3/10. US reporters arrive from France. Odd living arrangements are made. Wartime at BBC Broadcasting House. Read by Penelope Wilton.

2/8. Clare's been dumped, Eleanor finds a friend and Sarah is listening. Stars Prunella Scales and Joan Sanderson. From 1986.

4/12. Can the Lad find Harry Secombe to say thanks for stepping in for him? Stars Tony Hancock. From May 1955.

3/4. A mention in parliament brings an A-List invite for the Room Next Door Man and an audition - to play a cheesy string. From 2021.

3/5. 1985's coverage of Charles and Diana makes headlines in the UK. Tina recalls the birth of her first child in 1986.

13/15. Following the tragedy, Neely spirals out of control and an ex-lover surprises Anne. Stars Madeleine Potter and Susan Jameson.

3/6. James Walton's literary quiz with Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Sebastian Faulks, Russell Davies and Sue Limb. From April 2002.

1/3. 4 Extra Debut. Can Trojan War hero Odysseus return home before his wife Penelope is forced to remarry? Stars Tim McInnerny and Amanda Redman.

A unique insight into the vibrant art scene of mid-1960s America from an archive of recordings collected by John Jones. From 2018.

3/7. The Baker Street detective probes why a child's scribbles spark tragedy for an old Norfolk family. Stars Clive Merrison.

3/10. US reporters arrive from France. Odd living arrangements are made. Wartime at BBC Broadcasting House. Read by Penelope Wilton.

2/8. Clare's been dumped, Eleanor finds a friend and Sarah is listening. Stars Prunella Scales and Joan Sanderson. From 1986.

4/12. Can the Lad find Harry Secombe to say thanks for stepping in for him? Stars Tony Hancock. From May 1955.

3/4. A mention in parliament brings an A-List invite for the Room Next Door Man and an audition - to play a cheesy string. From 2021.

3/5. 1985's coverage of Charles and Diana makes headlines in the UK. Tina recalls the birth of her first child in 1986.

13/15. Following the tragedy, Neely spirals out of control and an ex-lover surprises Anne. Stars Madeleine Potter and Susan Jameson.

3/6. James Walton's literary quiz with Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Sebastian Faulks, Russell Davies and Sue Limb. From April 2002.

1/3. 4 Extra Debut. Can Trojan War hero Odysseus return home before his wife Penelope is forced to remarry? Stars Tim McInnerny and Amanda Redman.

3/6. Ivo Graham quizzes John Robins on his love of Frank Zappa, and Michelle De Swarte extolls the benefits of skincare. Ivo welcomes 2 VOPs - Paul and Katia Beckmann, who love forts.

From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Lou Conran speaks to comedian and writer Davina Bentley.

...Solving a Problem like Maths. Comedian Ken Cheng analyses Maths, and why we often don't love it as much as it deserves. From 2023.

4/4. On Mark's agenda today: extend civilian partnerships to straight couples and ban traffic during the rush hour. From 2011.

4/4. Can the brilliantly stupid scientists make life a bit more never-ending? Stars Anthony Head and Neil Warhurst. From 2012.