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Binaural adaptations of JG Ballard's short fiction, Track 12 and Venus Smiles. Starring Anton Lesser and Christine Bottomley.

4 Extra Debut. Has Hermann gambled away his life and sanity to unlock the ultimate secret of winning at cards? Stars Ian Ogilvy.

4 Extra Debut. From Elton John to Norah Jones. Singer-songwriter Gene Pitney shares his music choices with Sue Lawley. From 2003.

Sir David recalls meeting a 10-foot-long grey-scaled reptile, with a long, yellow forked tongue - the Komodo dragon. From 2009.

...love of Mary, for love of Martha. Daljit Nagra selects John Clare - For Love of Mary, for Love of Martha. From 1991.

Sir Antonio Pappano prepares for the Royal Opera's first staging of Puccini's La Bohème in over 40 years. From 2017.

Psychologist and broadcaster Dr Sian Williams chooses 'Calon Lan' by Cerys Matthews and 'Better Together' by Catherine Powell.

2/3. Arriving from Jamaica, Hortense discovers post-war England is cold and dreary. She gets to know her landlady Queenie. With Nadine Marshall. Contains language which some may find offensive.

7/8. Can caretaker Ramsay quit smoking cigarettes to keep his job? Stars Roy Dotrice and Patricia Hayes. From 1983.

The Battle of Waterloo gets a feminine touch and Ethel's shop takings are swiped in 'The Glums'. Stars Jimmy Edwards. From 1955.

5/6. Tom plans to unmask the smugglers. But will his troubled Uncle Raby agree with his plan? Stars Keith Buckley.

4 Extra Debut. Can traditional solicitor James Rowan navigate modern changes to his professional world? Stars Andrew Cruickshank. From 1980.

4/4. President Heaven escapes an assassin's bullet, but his problems are far from over. Stars Richard Bean. From 1997.

13/26. Walker and Godfrey get trapped in a pumping station and so do their rescuers. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1976.

3/4. Dr Phil Hammond hears from staff and patients at Bath's Royal United Hospital, revealing how humour helps them cope. From 2021.

1/10. 4 Extra Debut. The eve of the 1997 General Election and Pandora is standing as the local Labour candidate. Read by Harry McEntire.

11/15. Queenie's soldier husband Bernard explains how Indian independence is spelling the end of the Empire. Stars Stephen Tompkinson.

3/6. Catherine makes her Just a Minute debut and Paterson tells us some things you should never say at a wedding.

1/5. Francis Spufford follows in the wake of HG Wells's War of the Worlds Martian tripods across real UK locations. From 2017.

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

Actor Andrew Sachs talks about his love of wildlife with Derek Jones, including Gibbons and White Tigers. From 1980.

4 Extra Debut. Gyles Brandreth remembers the troublemaker of Greyfriars with, among others, Martin Jarvis and Mary Cadogan. From 2008.

5/6. Tom plans to unmask the smugglers. But will his troubled Uncle Raby agree with his plan? Stars Keith Buckley.

4 Extra Debut. Can traditional solicitor James Rowan navigate modern changes to his professional world? Stars Andrew Cruickshank. From 1980.

4/4. President Heaven escapes an assassin's bullet, but his problems are far from over. Stars Richard Bean. From 1997.

13/26. Walker and Godfrey get trapped in a pumping station and so do their rescuers. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1976.

3/4. Dr Phil Hammond hears from staff and patients at Bath's Royal United Hospital, revealing how humour helps them cope. From 2021.

1/10. 4 Extra Debut. The eve of the 1997 General Election and Pandora is standing as the local Labour candidate. Read by Harry McEntire.

11/15. Queenie's soldier husband Bernard explains how Indian independence is spelling the end of the Empire. Stars Stephen Tompkinson.

4/6. Katy Brand, Alex Horne, Richard Herring and Natalie Haynes vie for wordy supremacy chaired by Gyles Brandreth. From 2013.

4/6. It is never easy coping with a break-up, especially if you are Cassie. Stars Debra Stephenson and David Lamb. From November 2002.

...Judgement of Giorgio Vasari. 1/3. 4 Extra Debut. Florence, 1570. The Medici court artist is about to start his fresco of The Last Judgement in the Duomo. Stars Tom Conti.

Actor Andrew Sachs talks about his love of wildlife with Derek Jones, including Gibbons and White Tigers. From 1980.

4 Extra Debut. Gyles Brandreth remembers the troublemaker of Greyfriars with, among others, Martin Jarvis and Mary Cadogan. From 2008.

5/6. Tom plans to unmask the smugglers. But will his troubled Uncle Raby agree with his plan? Stars Keith Buckley.

4 Extra Debut. Can traditional solicitor James Rowan navigate modern changes to his professional world? Stars Andrew Cruickshank. From 1980.

4/4. President Heaven escapes an assassin's bullet, but his problems are far from over. Stars Richard Bean. From 1997.

13/26. Walker and Godfrey get trapped in a pumping station and so do their rescuers. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1976.

3/4. Dr Phil Hammond hears from staff and patients at Bath's Royal United Hospital, revealing how humour helps them cope. From 2021.

1/10. 4 Extra Debut. The eve of the 1997 General Election and Pandora is standing as the local Labour candidate. Read by Harry McEntire.

11/15. Queenie's soldier husband Bernard explains how Indian independence is spelling the end of the Empire. Stars Stephen Tompkinson.

4/6. Katy Brand, Alex Horne, Richard Herring and Natalie Haynes vie for wordy supremacy chaired by Gyles Brandreth. From 2013.

4/6. It is never easy coping with a break-up, especially if you are Cassie. Stars Debra Stephenson and David Lamb. From November 2002.

...Judgement of Giorgio Vasari. 1/3. 4 Extra Debut. Florence, 1570. The Medici court artist is about to start his fresco of The Last Judgement in the Duomo. Stars Tom Conti.

3/6. Catherine makes her Just a Minute debut and Paterson tells us some things you should never say at a wedding.

1/6. The public access cable radio show hosted by the District councillors. Stars Liz Frazer and Julian Dutton. From 1999.

1/6. Uruguay's President arrives at the Quando brothers' hair salon. Starring Rainer Hersch and Catherine Tate. From 1999.

The Comedy Club keeps the laughs coming from 10pm to midnight, every night of the week. Tonight, Jon Holmes picks up his chat with the comedian and actor Sunil Patel.

Lucy Porter gets current-ish with Vittorio Angelone, Jake Bhardwaj and Susie McCabe.

2/5. Sketch show from Manchester's Comedy Store with Robin Ince, Helen Moon, Smug Roberts and Kate Ward. From July 2002.