BBC R4 Ex

1/6. Stephen K Amos, plus Stephen Grant, Nish Kumar and Andrew Maxwell compile an idiot's guide to multiculturalism. From 2014.

3/4. Great beverages from history, in the nostalgic spoof of boys' adventure story papers. With Alistair McGowan. From March 1994.

1/2. In the aftermath of a nuclear war, a deadly radioactive cloud is moving slowly towards Australia. Stars Claudia Harrison.

4 Extra Debut. They have the sounds, but can radio producer Brian capture the true meaning of a Spanish fiesta? Starring James Bolam.

5/6. Beleaguered Britain, 1941: Scientists work on a new bomb to harness the power of the prune. Starring Spike Milligan. From 1987.

4 Extra Debut. Ten-year-old Geoffrey gets two very strange gifts from his neglectful and eccentric parents. Stars Maggie Steed and Timothy West.

4 Extra Debut. Joe Orton's unfinished Beatles screenplay. Three men decide to overthrow the tweed wearing matriarchy. Stars Damon Albarn.

Rona tries to escape from bad news in a remote landscape, but a neighbour helps her to find courage. Read by Gina McKee.

4 Extra Debut. A former Vietnam triage nurse struggles with flashback phantoms who disrupt her life and dreams. Stars Sigourney Weaver.

As death threatens to separate legendary film duo Laurel and Hardy, Stan tries to say things left unsaid. Stars Tom Courtenay.

4 Extra Debut. Leading actor Nicholas Craig, recalls Jacobean drama and playing footballer Stanley Matthews. Stars Nigel Planer. From 1989.

A 4 Extra listener requests Poetry Please: Pot Luck featuring the poem 'The Drunk on the Train'. From 2015.

4 Extra Debut. A revealing interview with the "naughty boy of the BBC" on his local radio station. Presented by Iain Mann. From 1976.

As young Titus approaches his destiny in Gormenghast, he faces the rise of the ruthlessly ambitious Steerpike. Stars Sting.

4 Extra Debut. Alistair Cooke re-records his first ever Letter from America from 1946, and reflects on its post war context. From 1996.

Leslie Thomas, Maureen Lipman and Frank Thornton tell the stories. Tim Brooke-Taylor tries to spot which is a lie. From 1986.

Raucous and roguish sketch comedy. Starring Robert Bathurst, Emma Thompson, Jimmy Mulville and Rory McGrath. From 1980.

4 Extra Debut. John Walters with his goldfish and cat take over the airwaves and let Frank Sinatra sing the football results. From 1992.

As death threatens to separate legendary film duo Laurel and Hardy, Stan tries to say things left unsaid. Stars Tom Courtenay.

4 Extra Debut. Leading actor Nicholas Craig, recalls Jacobean drama and playing footballer Stanley Matthews. Stars Nigel Planer. From 1989.

A 4 Extra listener requests Poetry Please: Pot Luck featuring the poem 'The Drunk on the Train'. From 2015.

4 Extra Debut. A revealing interview with the "naughty boy of the BBC" on his local radio station. Presented by Iain Mann. From 1976.

As young Titus approaches his destiny in Gormenghast, he faces the rise of the ruthlessly ambitious Steerpike. Stars Sting.

4 Extra Debut. Alistair Cooke re-records his first ever Letter from America from 1946, and reflects on its post war context. From 1996.

Leslie Thomas, Maureen Lipman and Frank Thornton tell the stories. Tim Brooke-Taylor tries to spot which is a lie. From 1986.

Raucous and roguish sketch comedy. Starring Robert Bathurst, Emma Thompson, Jimmy Mulville and Rory McGrath. From 1980.

4 Extra Debut. John Walters with his goldfish and cat take over the airwaves and let Frank Sinatra sing the football results. From 1992.

4 Extra Debut. A Norwegian fairy tale about a polar bear who is really a bewitched prince. Starring Martin Jarvis and Helen Worth.

As death threatens to separate legendary film duo Laurel and Hardy, Stan tries to say things left unsaid. Stars Tom Courtenay.

4 Extra Debut. Leading actor Nicholas Craig, recalls Jacobean drama and playing footballer Stanley Matthews. Stars Nigel Planer. From 1989.

A 4 Extra listener requests Poetry Please: Pot Luck featuring the poem 'The Drunk on the Train'. From 2015.

4 Extra Debut. A revealing interview with the "naughty boy of the BBC" on his local radio station. Presented by Iain Mann. From 1976.

As young Titus approaches his destiny in Gormenghast, he faces the rise of the ruthlessly ambitious Steerpike. Stars Sting.

4 Extra Debut. Alistair Cooke re-records his first ever Letter from America from 1946, and reflects on its post war context. From 1996.

Leslie Thomas, Maureen Lipman and Frank Thornton tell the stories. Tim Brooke-Taylor tries to spot which is a lie. From 1986.

Raucous and roguish sketch comedy. Starring Robert Bathurst, Emma Thompson, Jimmy Mulville and Rory McGrath. From 1980.

4 Extra Debut. John Walters with his goldfish and cat take over the airwaves and let Frank Sinatra sing the football results. From 1992.

2/4. DS Nick has a day in court, but the judge seems unimpressed by his testimony. With Anna Crilly. From September 2013.

1/4. Aggressive marketing director John Weak is back, with no morals and little brain. Stars Alexander Armstrong. From June 2006.

From 10.00pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Esyllt Sears speaks to sports presenter, podcaster and comedian Hannah East.

2/7. Ed's annual health check sparks some inspiration for his 'Your Motorhome' column. Stars Christopher Douglas. From 2017.

4/6. Marcus Brigstocke tries to entice Jan Ravens to a few new experiences, but ends up being 'threaded' himself! From February 2009.