BBC R4 Ex SkyTV

5/6. Whilst Ed is enjoying his lifestyle in retirement, his cat Elgar develops a nasty sneeze. Stars Christopher Douglas. From 2021.

3/6. Struggling print journalist Maddox takes a moral stance with disastrous results. Stars John Sessions. From 2010.

As a beautiful woman picks its last withered apple, a dying ancient tree is determined to survive. Read by William Hootkins.

Horror legend Vincent Price tells the chilling tale of an eerie passenger who joins him on a train heading west. Stars Freddie Jones.

From Mario Lanza to Frank Sinatra. Actor and comedian Sir Norman Wisdom shares his music choices with Sue Lawley. From 2000.

4 Extra Debut. Rachel Gillman speaks to Ian Fergus about a chance meeting on a train that sparked the high IQ club, Mensa. From 2016.

...First Looking into Chapman's Homer. Dajlit Nagra selects Adventures in Poetry - John Keats: On First Looking into Chapman's Homer. From 2009.

...Mass Destruction (Omnibus). 1/2. Adrian's diary restarts in 2002. He works in a bookshop, supports Tony Blair and is single again. Read by Harry McEntire.

Singer-songwriter Laura Mvula chooses 'Golden Brown' by Omar and 'The World Is Yours' by Nas.

London 1958. Teacher ER Braithwaite faces prejudice as a child welfare officer. 'To Sir With Love' sequel with Kwame Kwei-Armah. Contains language which some may find offensive.

When a rival school moves next door to Chiselbury, Professor Jimmy Edwards wants it closed. With June Whitfield. From 1961.

Jim feels he's being watched, while Ron and Eth decide to elope with Pa Glum's help. With Dick Bentley. From 1956.

1/6. A newspaper article and an almost-forgotten client send young English lawyer George Grant on a mystery trip. Stars Tim Munro.

6/6. Summer 1937. Jenny discovers the answer to a four-year mystery but looks set to lose everything. Stars Helena Breck and Dinah Sheridan.

3/5. After extolling high standards at the bar, John Fuller-Carp is embarrassed over animal rights. Stars John Bird. From 1996.

20/26. Mainwaring goes into bat when the platoon is challenged to play the wardens. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1976.

2/6. Peter and Julian want to retrieve a valuable pudding artefact and enlist some crooked help. Starring Simon Callow. From 2018.

6/10. Adrian starts 2003 with a hangover. Plus he attends an art exhibition in London with his new love, Daisy. Read by Harry McEntire.

1/10. The 18th-century gentleman tries to tell his tragi-comic story, but continually finds he must digress. Stars Neil Dudgeon.

4/6. Phil Wang and Susie Dent challenge guests to invent new words and help create the new ultimate Unspeakable dictionary. With guests Jon Culshaw, Mark Steel and Anna Thomas.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. As if we didn't have enough to do, Oliver Burkeman sets out to find why we all feel so busy today. From 2016.

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

Paul Stewart talks about life with his father, racing legend Sir Jackie Stewart. From 2007.

Archers actress Felicity Finch accompanies cave artists in their quest to paint underground tunnels and chambers. From 2002.

1/6. A newspaper article and an almost-forgotten client send young English lawyer George Grant on a mystery trip. Stars Tim Munro.

6/6. Summer 1937. Jenny discovers the answer to a four-year mystery but looks set to lose everything. Stars Helena Breck and Dinah Sheridan.

3/5. After extolling high standards at the bar, John Fuller-Carp is embarrassed over animal rights. Stars John Bird. From 1996.

20/26. Mainwaring goes into bat when the platoon is challenged to play the wardens. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1976.

2/6. Peter and Julian want to retrieve a valuable pudding artefact and enlist some crooked help. Starring Simon Callow. From 2018.

6/10. Adrian starts 2003 with a hangover. Plus he attends an art exhibition in London with his new love, Daisy. Read by Harry McEntire.

1/10. The 18th-century gentleman tries to tell his tragi-comic story, but continually finds he must digress. Stars Neil Dudgeon.

2/6. Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Paul Merton, Graham Norton, Gyles Brandreth and Alun Cochrane. From 2012.

5/6. The sports agent's snooker playing client has developed an unfortunate phobia. Stars Neil Pearson. From 2007.

The sleepy life of James and Amelia Huddle is destroyed by telegrams, a strange prince and removing carpets. Stars Peter Egan.

Ann must battle conflicting emotions when she visits her estranged father. Stars Benjamin Whitrow and Joan Walker.

Paul Stewart talks about life with his father, racing legend Sir Jackie Stewart. From 2007.

Archers actress Felicity Finch accompanies cave artists in their quest to paint underground tunnels and chambers. From 2002.

1/6. A newspaper article and an almost-forgotten client send young English lawyer George Grant on a mystery trip. Stars Tim Munro.

6/6. Summer 1937. Jenny discovers the answer to a four-year mystery but looks set to lose everything. Stars Helena Breck and Dinah Sheridan.

3/5. After extolling high standards at the bar, John Fuller-Carp is embarrassed over animal rights. Stars John Bird. From 1996.

20/26. Mainwaring goes into bat when the platoon is challenged to play the wardens. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1976.

2/6. Peter and Julian want to retrieve a valuable pudding artefact and enlist some crooked help. Starring Simon Callow. From 2018.

6/10. Adrian starts 2003 with a hangover. Plus he attends an art exhibition in London with his new love, Daisy. Read by Harry McEntire.

1/10. The 18th-century gentleman tries to tell his tragi-comic story, but continually finds he must digress. Stars Neil Dudgeon.

2/6. Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Paul Merton, Graham Norton, Gyles Brandreth and Alun Cochrane. From 2012.

4 Extra Debut. Oppression, racism and identity. Apartheid in 1970's South Africa. Thought provoking, captivating drama with Tonderai Monyevu. Contains strong language.

4/6. Phil Wang and Susie Dent challenge guests to invent new words and help create the new ultimate Unspeakable dictionary. With guests Jon Culshaw, Mark Steel and Anna Thomas.

2/6. The Brummie musicologist reveals more big rock names have a lot to thank him for. Stars Graham Fellows. From 2001.

2/6. Refusing to believe Conor is a common burglar, Sir Ralph urges him to pen some political verse. Stars James Quinn. From 2004.

4/8. The panel is Rachel Fairburn, Desiree Burch, Robin Morgan and Cindy Yu. What will they make of the headlines this week?

4/4. Frank Hovis reveals how he met his wife and Calum Gilhooley makes a meal out of buying a coffee. With Moray Hunter. From 2017.