BBC R4 Ex

1/6. The improvised historical family saga's two-part romp about a Victorian travelling circus. Stars Paul Merton. From July 1995.

6/6. The award-winning comic offers revelations about hats, tents and some disturbing tales from Beatrix Potter. From February 2007.

Written by Ray Davies and covered by Kirsty MacColl, 'Days' has touched lives across the world. With Gabriel Vick. From 2020.

John Wilson meets behind-the-scenes staff and visitors to major art exhibitions in London, as they come to a close. From 2006.

2/7. In Russia, Romanov is tracking down the Tsar's Icon. In England, Adam Scott has received a strange bequest. Stars Michael York.

4/5. Brother Cadfael searches for his companions who are missing in a blizzard. Philip Madoc stars as Ellis Peters' medieval sleuth.

1/6. 4 Extra Debut. Isobel is going to a singles' club instead of Bingo with Mammy. Will she find Mr Right? Stars Eileen McCallum. From 1994.

6/8. Harold is shocked to meet his older half-brother. Adapted from BBC TV, with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From 1971.

6/6. Uncle Jeff decides his nephew needs a girlfriend and Fish Shop Frank's niece visits from down south. Stars Tom Palmer. From 2016.

5/5. After a doctor's visit and questions from well-meaning Audrey, Sally must spend time at Colwood. Concluded by Lydia Leonard.

5/10. Vera has a busy day with a new arrival at Sheepdippers. Starring Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

1/6. Frank hears verdicts on Poirot and a windy brontosaurus. The show about online reviews with Frank Skinner. From February 2024.

4/4. Pete is in love with Cassie, but is she in love with him? Stars Debra Stephenson and David Lamb. From 2001.

4 Extra Debut. When a murderer pours out a tormented confession, Father Tom knows he cannot tell the police. Starring Kevin Whately.

4 Extra Debut. A murderer escapes from Dartmoor Prison in a bloody rage. He heads north set on killing a priest. Stars Kevin Whately.

The author of 'My Name is Leon' reads her memoir of her unpredictable childhood in 1960s Birmingham.

2/4. Sir Plympton Makepeace wonders why he let himself be persuaded back into politics. Stars Leslie Phillips. From 2001.

1/6. International operatic soloist Rosalind Plowright joins the dear ladies for songs and conversation. From October 1990.

HMS Troutbridge heads to the Isle of Wight, and Captain Povey needs a favour from the crew. Stars Leslie Phillips. From July 1971.

4 Extra Debut. Aged 62, Sir Laurence Olivier talks to John Dyas about his favourite theatrical roles and running the National Theatre. From 1969.

Barrister Christina Gorna chooses Oscar-winning actress Vivien Leigh. With Humphrey Carpenter and Hugo Vickers. From 2004.

4 Extra Debut. A murderer escapes from Dartmoor Prison in a bloody rage. He heads north set on killing a priest. Stars Kevin Whately.

The author of 'My Name is Leon' reads her memoir of her unpredictable childhood in 1960s Birmingham.

2/4. Sir Plympton Makepeace wonders why he let himself be persuaded back into politics. Stars Leslie Phillips. From 2001.

1/6. International operatic soloist Rosalind Plowright joins the dear ladies for songs and conversation. From October 1990.

HMS Troutbridge heads to the Isle of Wight, and Captain Povey needs a favour from the crew. Stars Leslie Phillips. From July 1971.

4 Extra Debut. Aged 62, Sir Laurence Olivier talks to John Dyas about his favourite theatrical roles and running the National Theatre. From 1969.

Barrister Christina Gorna chooses Oscar-winning actress Vivien Leigh. With Humphrey Carpenter and Hugo Vickers. From 2004.

4/4. Cardiff's alien-hunters probe a spate of locals left in coma-like trances - triggered by phone calls. Stars John Barrowman.

An extended Las Palmas holiday - at someone else's expense - seems ideal. But is there a hidden agenda? Read by Patricia Brake.

4 Extra Debut. A murderer escapes from Dartmoor Prison in a bloody rage. He heads north set on killing a priest. Stars Kevin Whately.

The author of 'My Name is Leon' reads her memoir of her unpredictable childhood in 1960s Birmingham.

2/4. Sir Plympton Makepeace wonders why he let himself be persuaded back into politics. Stars Leslie Phillips. From 2001.

1/6. International operatic soloist Rosalind Plowright joins the dear ladies for songs and conversation. From October 1990.

HMS Troutbridge heads to the Isle of Wight, and Captain Povey needs a favour from the crew. Stars Leslie Phillips. From July 1971.

4 Extra Debut. Aged 62, Sir Laurence Olivier talks to John Dyas about his favourite theatrical roles and running the National Theatre. From 1969.

Barrister Christina Gorna chooses Oscar-winning actress Vivien Leigh. With Humphrey Carpenter and Hugo Vickers. From 2004.

1/4. From London's Comedy Store, Simon Bligh introduces stand-ups Dominic Holland, Sue Beard and Felix Dexter. From December 1998.

1/8. 4 Extra Debut. Fred MacAulay presents comedy recorded live in Edinburgh: Sindhu Vee, Susie McCabe, John Hastings and Gary Delaney. From 2017.

2/4. Phoning his parents in Tenerife, Tom regrets persuading them to explore beyond their holiday hotel. With Paul Copley. From 2013.

4/8. The breakfast show team excitedly embark on their first ever television simulcast. Stars Angus Deayton. From July 1984.