BBC R4 Ex

3/6. Martin Young's famous people quiz. With Francis Wheen, Fred Housego, Jenny Colgan and Geoffrey Durham. From October 2002.

5/6. A writer finds the local denizens ideal for a salacious work of fiction. The 1960s in the sleepy Irish town. Stars Joanna Munro.

2/2. William Shakespeare continues to be questioned about his relationship with the Earl of Southampton. Stars Alfred Enoch.

4 Extra Debut. Mrs Winters attempts to solve the mystery concerning Colonel McCabe. Does he lie at Elk Point after all? Read by Sara Kestelman.

5/5. A chance observation by one of the family gives amateur sleuth Jane Marple a key to solving the mystery. Stars June Whitfield.

5/5. Fuelled by unremitting vengeance, the English hero's personal war with the Third Reich comes to an end. Concluded by Michael Jayston.

2/6. Anna's evening turns erratic babysitting for Charlotte. Stars Rosemary Leach, Celia Imrie and Nicola Pagett. From January 1992.

5/8. Harold reckons a commode will make him rich. Adapted from TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From February 1972.

3/7. Mark Steel visits The Isles of Scilly and performs a bespoke stand-up show for a local audience. From 2022.

5/5. William, now 17, prepares to leave home. Richard enjoys holidays with his parents, but sadness is looming. Read by Dan Stevens.

5/5. Abandoned by his wife, Frank Reid has something to ask nanny Lisa. Conclusion narrated by Clare Higgins. With Richard McCabe.

2/4. Miles Jupp and guests with whimsical sketches including a podcast launch and BBC social mobility. With Seann Walsh. From 2022.

4 Extra Debut. In Alistair Cooke's last letter, he considers how the war in Iraq will impact the US Presidential Election. From 2004.

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

An exploration of the impact of Four Last Songs by Richard Strauss, which deal with the themes of love and death. From 2009.

4 Extra Debut. Migration researcher, Katy Long, tells the extraordinary story of the passport. From 2017.

5/5. A chance observation by one of the family gives amateur sleuth Jane Marple a key to solving the mystery. Stars June Whitfield.

5/5. Fuelled by unremitting vengeance, the English hero's personal war with the Third Reich comes to an end. Concluded by Michael Jayston.

2/6. Anna's evening turns erratic babysitting for Charlotte. Stars Rosemary Leach, Celia Imrie and Nicola Pagett. From January 1992.

5/8. Harold reckons a commode will make him rich. Adapted from TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From February 1972.

3/7. Mark Steel visits The Isles of Scilly and performs a bespoke stand-up show for a local audience. From 2022.

5/5. William, now 17, prepares to leave home. Richard enjoys holidays with his parents, but sadness is looming. Read by Dan Stevens.

5/5. Abandoned by his wife, Frank Reid has something to ask nanny Lisa. Conclusion narrated by Clare Higgins. With Richard McCabe.

2/6. Rock keyboardist Rick Wakeman quizzes a panel about himself. With Sue Perkins, Will Smith and Lucy Porter. From December 2006.

3/6. Teacher Mrs Harper arrives to cover Mr Long. But is she in tune with school philosophy? Stars Carolyn Pickles. From 2004.

4 Extra Debut. HGV driver Peggy Charlton's regular trips to London lead her husband to suspect she has other interests. Stars Jessica Johnson.

An exploration of the impact of Four Last Songs by Richard Strauss, which deal with the themes of love and death. From 2009.

4 Extra Debut. Migration researcher, Katy Long, tells the extraordinary story of the passport. From 2017.

5/5. A chance observation by one of the family gives amateur sleuth Jane Marple a key to solving the mystery. Stars June Whitfield.

5/5. Fuelled by unremitting vengeance, the English hero's personal war with the Third Reich comes to an end. Concluded by Michael Jayston.

2/6. Anna's evening turns erratic babysitting for Charlotte. Stars Rosemary Leach, Celia Imrie and Nicola Pagett. From January 1992.

5/8. Harold reckons a commode will make him rich. Adapted from TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From February 1972.

3/7. Mark Steel visits The Isles of Scilly and performs a bespoke stand-up show for a local audience. From 2022.

5/5. William, now 17, prepares to leave home. Richard enjoys holidays with his parents, but sadness is looming. Read by Dan Stevens.

5/5. Abandoned by his wife, Frank Reid has something to ask nanny Lisa. Conclusion narrated by Clare Higgins. With Richard McCabe.

2/6. Rock keyboardist Rick Wakeman quizzes a panel about himself. With Sue Perkins, Will Smith and Lucy Porter. From December 2006.

3/6. Teacher Mrs Harper arrives to cover Mr Long. But is she in tune with school philosophy? Stars Carolyn Pickles. From 2004.

4 Extra Debut. HGV driver Peggy Charlton's regular trips to London lead her husband to suspect she has other interests. Stars Jessica Johnson.

2/4. Miles Jupp and guests with whimsical sketches including a podcast launch and BBC social mobility. With Seann Walsh. From 2022.

5/6. Is Kit really married to a dirty ruskie commie pinko lefty agitator agent? Stars Kit Hollerbach and Jeremy Hardy. From May 1987.

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

2/5. Do the bright lights of television beckon for Mel and Vicki? With Martin Hyder and Jim North. From July 2005.

3/4. The hapless house husband is surprised when confronted by someone from Sam's romantic past. Stars Hal Cruttenden. From 2017.