BBC R4 Ex

4/6. The team tackle Trump's tirades, and very much give the BBC's incoming Director General a problematic in-tray.

2/4. Rob Newman tackles mysteries of the brain in an odyssey taking in everything from love and guilt to robot friends. From 2017.

3/3. Paul Gambaccini explores the real story behind the film of two children in the Mumbai slums that won 8 Oscars. From 2016.

Helen Scales explores our long-held dreams of living under the sea, from Jules Verne through to Jacques Cousteau. From 2014.

1/2. When Rupert Sethleigh vanishes, amateur sleuth Mrs Bradley probes a series of alarming village events. Stars Mary Wimbush.

1/5. At slimming club 'Fat Busters', it seems losing weight really can be murder! Stars Julie Hesmondhalgh.

1/4. Can psychologist Dr Heaven locate Agent Frank, lost somewhere in an experimental company town? Stars Richard Bean. From 1995.

14/20. Captain Mainwaring is horrified when some prisoners of war escape from a camp. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1975.

2/4. Dr Johnson's famed biographer James Boswell meets Maria Callas and her dog - and stars in an opera. Stars Miles Jupp. From 2015.

1/10. Sue Townsend's chronicle of a 1980s teenager. It's 1981 and the year starts inauspiciously for Adrian. Read by Harry McEntire.

1/5. And in a packed programme, a future comedy star is born opposite a fire station. Ronnie Corbett reads from his autobiography.

5/6. Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Paul Merton, Graham Norton, Josie Lawrence and Jenny Éclair. From 2011.

3/6. The 'unreliable' historical account of Jane Seymour's mother, Lady Margaret. Stars Jonathan Coy and Eve Matheson. From 2003.

Venetia must win back the charismatic Captain Fox from the amazing Mrs Mabb and her surreal world of magic. Stars Emma Fielding.

4 Extra Debut. On the day of her wedding, Joan's adult children struggle to accept her decision to remarry. Read by Julia Dearden.

2/2. With Rupert Sethleigh still missing, can amateur sleuth Mrs Bradley solve the mystery of a headless corpse? Stars Mary Wimbush.

2/5. DCI Alma Blair and CSM Jo Black follow up enquiries about the doughnut coating. Stars Julie Hesmondhalgh and Jane Hazlegrove.

6/8. The embassy chief must cope when political sickness strikes in the People's Republic. Stars Dinsdale Landen. From April 1988.

3/6. 4 Extra Debut. Neddie Seagoon wasn't born in Wales after all? Let war begin! Stars Harry Secombe, Peter Sellers and Spike Milligan. From 1960.

5/6. Portraits and Poteen delight the Fair Intellectuals when artist Mr Hogarth arrives to paint Isabel. Stars Gus Brown. From 2016.

2/10. Adrian gets a Valentine's card, and a letter from the BBC. His parents announce they're splitting up. Read by Harry McEntire.

2/5. His first tentative steps into the business of show fail to set the world alight. Ronnie Corbett reads from his autobiography.

4/4. Alasdair Beckett-King hosts a panel of improv comedy all stars. Featuring love at the turkey farm, a harrowing snowfall fight, and a screaming toilet.

2/5. Biologist Simon Watt wonders if we could upgrade the human body, with help from the animal kingdom: our eyes. From 2021.

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

Johny Pitts, Charlotte Proudman and Harriett Gilbert discuss books by Claude McKay, CA MacKinnon and Mary Gaitskill. From 2020.

Best-selling author John Fowles was also curator of Lyme Regis Museum. Chris Ledgard reveals how he recorded local people.

2/2. With Rupert Sethleigh still missing, can amateur sleuth Mrs Bradley solve the mystery of a headless corpse? Stars Mary Wimbush.

2/5. DCI Alma Blair and CSM Jo Black follow up enquiries about the doughnut coating. Stars Julie Hesmondhalgh and Jane Hazlegrove.

6/8. The embassy chief must cope when political sickness strikes in the People's Republic. Stars Dinsdale Landen. From April 1988.

3/6. 4 Extra Debut. Neddie Seagoon wasn't born in Wales after all? Let war begin! Stars Harry Secombe, Peter Sellers and Spike Milligan. From 1960.

5/6. Portraits and Poteen delight the Fair Intellectuals when artist Mr Hogarth arrives to paint Isabel. Stars Gus Brown. From 2016.

2/10. Adrian gets a Valentine's card, and a letter from the BBC. His parents announce they're splitting up. Read by Harry McEntire.

2/5. His first tentative steps into the business of show fail to set the world alight. Ronnie Corbett reads from his autobiography.

3/6. A cure for jet lag and a horse bike? Dave Gorman asks Brian Sewell to choose the public's best loopy idea. From September 2006.

2/6. A quiet parents' evening becomes a farcical attempt to recreate the execution of Charles I. Stars Kevin Eldon. From 2010.

4 Extra Debut. A reunion between two estranged friends sparks contradictory memories of the past. Stars Robert Jack and Sandy Grierson.

4 Extra Debut. Gwen is 82. Life should be quieter these days... but the Pwca has started visiting again. Read by Sharon Morgan.

Johny Pitts, Charlotte Proudman and Harriett Gilbert discuss books by Claude McKay, CA MacKinnon and Mary Gaitskill. From 2020.

Best-selling author John Fowles was also curator of Lyme Regis Museum. Chris Ledgard reveals how he recorded local people.

2/2. With Rupert Sethleigh still missing, can amateur sleuth Mrs Bradley solve the mystery of a headless corpse? Stars Mary Wimbush.

2/5. DCI Alma Blair and CSM Jo Black follow up enquiries about the doughnut coating. Stars Julie Hesmondhalgh and Jane Hazlegrove.

6/8. The embassy chief must cope when political sickness strikes in the People's Republic. Stars Dinsdale Landen. From April 1988.

3/6. 4 Extra Debut. Neddie Seagoon wasn't born in Wales after all? Let war begin! Stars Harry Secombe, Peter Sellers and Spike Milligan. From 1960.

5/6. Portraits and Poteen delight the Fair Intellectuals when artist Mr Hogarth arrives to paint Isabel. Stars Gus Brown. From 2016.

2/10. Adrian gets a Valentine's card, and a letter from the BBC. His parents announce they're splitting up. Read by Harry McEntire.

2/5. His first tentative steps into the business of show fail to set the world alight. Ronnie Corbett reads from his autobiography.

3/6. A cure for jet lag and a horse bike? Dave Gorman asks Brian Sewell to choose the public's best loopy idea. From September 2006.

2/6. A quiet parents' evening becomes a farcical attempt to recreate the execution of Charles I. Stars Kevin Eldon. From 2010.

4 Extra Debut. A reunion between two estranged friends sparks contradictory memories of the past. Stars Robert Jack and Sandy Grierson.

4 Extra Debut. Gwen is 82. Life should be quieter these days... but the Pwca has started visiting again. Read by Sharon Morgan.

4/4. Alasdair Beckett-King hosts a panel of improv comedy all stars. Featuring love at the turkey farm, a harrowing snowfall fight, and a screaming toilet.

2/6. The embarrassing Auntie gets hip, and curious memories of the British Raj. Stars Sanjeev Bhaskar and Nina Wadia. From May 1998.

2/6. Rufus Hound hears from the diaries of Dame Jenni Murray describing her years as a teenage rebel in 1960s Barnsley. From 2020.

6/6. The journalist and comedy actress in the talk tag show where the guest is the next interviewer. From August 2012.