BBC R4 Ex

3/4. Ellie Taylor shares controversial views on her dislike of too much news. With political journalist Isabel Hardman. From 2021.

1/5. An East End childhood and early exposure to music. Alistair McGowan reads David and Caroline Stafford's songwriter biography.

6/10. With Irene away, Vera invites a tarot card reader onto the show. Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

1/6. It's comedian Chris Cantrill's first time on the show, and he's on with regulars Paul Merton, Lucy Porter and Zoe Lyons. How does he get on.

4 Extra Debut. Ian Wylie finds news stories about Caerphilly in South Wales, which sometimes feels overshadowed by nearby Cardiff. From 2023.

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

3/4. In his history of the Oscars, Paul Gambaccini on the horror winner of 1992's Best Picture Award. With Jodie Foster. From 2008.

4 Extra Debut. Linda Smith hops on board a British icon, to celebrate the life and times of London's double-decker Routemaster bus. From 2004.

3/7. Major Romanov has discovered a secret fortune. Adam Scott heads to Switzerland to collect his inheritance. Stars Michael York.

5/5. Detective monk Brother Cadfael discovers outlaws have taken Ives Hugonin prisoner. Stars Philip Madoc and Michael Hordern.

6/6. Hack George Cragge unmasks the killer, and the BBC gets a new chief. Comedy thriller with Michael Williams. From July 1998.

7/20. Calamity strikes when the Home Guard and ARP wardens share the church hall. Adapted from BBC TV. With Bill Pertwee. From 1975.

3/4. Ellie Taylor shares controversial views on her dislike of too much news. With political journalist Isabel Hardman. From 2021.

1/5. An East End childhood and early exposure to music. Alistair McGowan reads David and Caroline Stafford's songwriter biography.

6/10. With Irene away, Vera invites a tarot card reader onto the show. Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

Roy Plomley chairs as Eleanor Summerfield, Gillian Reynolds, David Nixon and Tim Rice compete to spot the mistakes. From 1978.

2/6. With his parallel universes collided, Robin is scathingly critical of Dirk's Cafe Apocalypse. Stars Hugh Bonneville. From September 2001.

A whirlwind romance leads to the wedding of Valerie and Jean-Louis, but she barely knows him. Stars Heather Sears.

3/4. In his history of the Oscars, Paul Gambaccini on the horror winner of 1992's Best Picture Award. With Jodie Foster. From 2008.

4 Extra Debut. Linda Smith hops on board a British icon, to celebrate the life and times of London's double-decker Routemaster bus. From 2004.

3/7. Major Romanov has discovered a secret fortune. Adam Scott heads to Switzerland to collect his inheritance. Stars Michael York.

5/5. Detective monk Brother Cadfael discovers outlaws have taken Ives Hugonin prisoner. Stars Philip Madoc and Michael Hordern.

6/6. Hack George Cragge unmasks the killer, and the BBC gets a new chief. Comedy thriller with Michael Williams. From July 1998.

7/20. Calamity strikes when the Home Guard and ARP wardens share the church hall. Adapted from BBC TV. With Bill Pertwee. From 1975.

3/4. Ellie Taylor shares controversial views on her dislike of too much news. With political journalist Isabel Hardman. From 2021.

1/5. An East End childhood and early exposure to music. Alistair McGowan reads David and Caroline Stafford's songwriter biography.

6/10. With Irene away, Vera invites a tarot card reader onto the show. Stars Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales.

Roy Plomley chairs as Eleanor Summerfield, Gillian Reynolds, David Nixon and Tim Rice compete to spot the mistakes. From 1978.

2/6. With his parallel universes collided, Robin is scathingly critical of Dirk's Cafe Apocalypse. Stars Hugh Bonneville. From September 2001.

A whirlwind romance leads to the wedding of Valerie and Jean-Louis, but she barely knows him. Stars Heather Sears.

1/6. It's comedian Chris Cantrill's first time on the show, and he's on with regulars Paul Merton, Lucy Porter and Zoe Lyons. How does he get on.

1/4. When Bernie catches the wrong bus, he is transported back to 16th century Rome to help out a great artist. Stars Amanda Donohoe.

From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Stephen Bailey speaks to comedian Chloe Petts.

5/8. Andy Zaltzman is joined by panellists Desiree Burch, Pierre Novellie, Daniel Finkelstein and Catherine Bohart to break down the week in news.

1/6. Wander around the many galleries and discover the real identity of Jack the Ripper. Stars Marcus Brigstocke. From March 2004.