BBC R4 Ex

2/6. Damien is banned from the kitchen so Anthony can cook up a romantic Valentine's Day meal. Stars Miles Jupp. From January 2013.

6/8. Love and football to hairy carpets; the Luton Laureate celebrates life's rich pageant in poetry and song. From September 1998.

6/8. Patrick Marber, Peter Curran, and Jane Horrocks remember sniggering after lights out when they were younger. From 2022.

1/3. With music banned by the government of a totalitarian Britain, a battle ensues between good and evil. Stars Clare Corbett.

5/6. Young novice sorcerer Arcos learns an unpalatable truth about his father from Kaddah. Stars Edward Kelsey and Melanie Hudson.

After Roy Plomley and Sue Lawley, Sir Terry returns to share his third set of castaway choices with Kirsty Young. From 2012.

David Attenborough explores the life of Squire Waterton, a 19th-century taxidermist with a passion for wildlife. From June 2011.

Daljit Nagra selects Our Souls So Knit with Caroline Bird exploring the story behind Victorian poet Michael Field. From 2021.

Julian Glover's biography of the shepherd's son who changed the world with his revolutionary engineering. Read by Robin Laing.

Actor Jason Donovan chooses 'It's Still Rock and Roll to Me' by Billy Joel and 'Life's What You Make It' by Talk Talk.

2/2. More family strife - and will the mystery stalker finally be unmasked? Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

Secrets of farmyard life are revealed at the Royal Agricultural Show. With Belinda Lang and Kathryn Tickell. From August 1989.

The Glums grapple with a crossword and there's a cautionary tale from Monte Carlo. With Jimmy Edwards. From April 1955.

6/8. A murder mystery on a lonely island, as the suave sleuth finds a clue pointing to Paris. Stars Peter Coke and Marjorie Westbury.

6/6. Kathleen thinks her sister Millicent holds a secret about her husband's death. Stars Dirk Bogarde and Dorothy Tutin.

5/6. A Jobcentre murder makes hack George Cragge more uncertain of New Labour. Comedy thriller with Michael Williams. From July 1998.

6/20. Godfrey is ridiculed when Mainwaring hears he was a conscientious objector. Adapted from BBC TV with Arnold Ridley. From 1975.

2/4. Ellie Taylor shares controversial opinions, her dislike of exercise, and tries to convince the audience to avoid it. From 2021.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. Little brother David goes missing and Mummy retires to her bedroom, so Miss Marple is required. Read by Lydia Leonard.

1/10. The discovery of email doesn't stop the flow of feminine vitriol. Starring Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

6/6. David Mitchell invites Miles Jupp, Celya AB, Michelle Wolf and Frankie Boyle to talk with deliberate inaccuracy on subjects as varied as men, statues, theft and martial arts.

Film historian David Robinson and writer David Thomson celebrate the achievements of silent film star Buster Keaton. From 1999.

Reflection, worship and music with Linden Bicket, a teacher of literature and religion at Edinburgh University's School of Divinity.

2/4. In his history of the Oscars, Paul Gambaccini examines the first post-war winner to sweep five major Academy Awards. From 2008.

The Brixmis officer spies in uniform were the unsung heroes of the Cold War. Jolyon Jenkins tells their story. From 2007.

6/8. A murder mystery on a lonely island, as the suave sleuth finds a clue pointing to Paris. Stars Peter Coke and Marjorie Westbury.

6/6. Kathleen thinks her sister Millicent holds a secret about her husband's death. Stars Dirk Bogarde and Dorothy Tutin.

5/6. A Jobcentre murder makes hack George Cragge more uncertain of New Labour. Comedy thriller with Michael Williams. From July 1998.

6/20. Godfrey is ridiculed when Mainwaring hears he was a conscientious objector. Adapted from BBC TV with Arnold Ridley. From 1975.

2/4. Ellie Taylor shares controversial opinions, her dislike of exercise, and tries to convince the audience to avoid it. From 2021.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. Little brother David goes missing and Mummy retires to her bedroom, so Miss Marple is required. Read by Lydia Leonard.

1/10. The discovery of email doesn't stop the flow of feminine vitriol. Starring Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

Roy Plomley chairs as Isobel Barnett, David Nixon, Eleanor Summerfield and Paul Jennings compete to spot mistakes. From 1974.

1/6. With his parallel universes collided, Robin is surprised at his nice behaviour. Stars Hugh Bonneville. From August 2001.

1/4. Based in Botswana - owner and founder Precious Ramotswe takes on her first case and a new secretary. Stars Clare Benedict.

1/3. In love with an enigmatic and brooding Russian pianist, can Andria's new boat bed symbolise their future? Read by Rebecca Front.

2/4. In his history of the Oscars, Paul Gambaccini examines the first post-war winner to sweep five major Academy Awards. From 2008.

The Brixmis officer spies in uniform were the unsung heroes of the Cold War. Jolyon Jenkins tells their story. From 2007.

6/8. A murder mystery on a lonely island, as the suave sleuth finds a clue pointing to Paris. Stars Peter Coke and Marjorie Westbury.

6/6. Kathleen thinks her sister Millicent holds a secret about her husband's death. Stars Dirk Bogarde and Dorothy Tutin.

5/6. A Jobcentre murder makes hack George Cragge more uncertain of New Labour. Comedy thriller with Michael Williams. From July 1998.

6/20. Godfrey is ridiculed when Mainwaring hears he was a conscientious objector. Adapted from BBC TV with Arnold Ridley. From 1975.

2/4. Ellie Taylor shares controversial opinions, her dislike of exercise, and tries to convince the audience to avoid it. From 2021.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. Little brother David goes missing and Mummy retires to her bedroom, so Miss Marple is required. Read by Lydia Leonard.

1/10. The discovery of email doesn't stop the flow of feminine vitriol. Starring Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

Roy Plomley chairs as Isobel Barnett, David Nixon, Eleanor Summerfield and Paul Jennings compete to spot mistakes. From 1974.

1/6. With his parallel universes collided, Robin is surprised at his nice behaviour. Stars Hugh Bonneville. From August 2001.

1/4. Based in Botswana - owner and founder Precious Ramotswe takes on her first case and a new secretary. Stars Clare Benedict.

1/3. In love with an enigmatic and brooding Russian pianist, can Andria's new boat bed symbolise their future? Read by Rebecca Front.

6/6. David Mitchell invites Miles Jupp, Celya AB, Michelle Wolf and Frankie Boyle to talk with deliberate inaccuracy on subjects as varied as men, statues, theft and martial arts.

4/4. John Weak's comment on a leaving card gives Human Resources a hot flush. Stars Alexander Armstrong. From September 2005.

4/8. Andy Zaltzman is joined by Daliso Chaponda, Kiri Pritchard-McLean, Hugo Rifkind and Holly Walsh to break down the week in news.

The surreal duo try solving the globe's topical problems. Stars Andrew Livingstone and Fine Time Fontayne. From August 1992.