BBC R4 Ex

3/5. Lucia - the uncrowned Queen of Riseholme - faces rebellion and Georgie falls in love. Stars Barbara Jefford and Jonathan Cecil.

8/10. With Meena and Anita back on track, the girls begin to tackle the tricky subject of sex. Meera Syal reads her own novel. From 1996. Contains language which some may find offensive.

3/6. Leamas is released from prison. Out in the cold again, he will need help as he faces an uncertain future. Stars Colin Blakely.

3/6. At the villa of Helena's former father-in-law, the Roman sleuth meets old friends of the senator's daughter. Stars Anton Lesser.

6/6. Victoria and Charlotte arrange sister Anna's holiday, but she has her own plans. Stars Rosemary Leach and Celia Imrie. From 1992.

2/6. Albert helps son Harold to conquer the ballroom. Adapted from BBC TV. With Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From 1974.

1/2. The story of stand-up Tudur Owen's father opening a zoo in the 1980s and how it rather predictably got out of hand. From 2020.

5/5. The challenges facing Maggie O'Farrell's daughter who has a serious immunology disorder. Concluded by Hattie Morahan.

5/5. Gillian's romantic life might be improving, but will her mother ever agree to use the stairlift? Stars Paola Dionisotti.

Mary Flanigan, Eleanor Morton and Esyllt Sears look into Great British science and technology. From May 2022.

5/5. Businesswoman and professor Julia Hobsbawm asks the ultimate question as to if we are indeed a nation of networkers. From 2014.

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

Exploring the impact of the much-loved hymn which is based on Psalm 23. With Howard Goodall and Selina Scott. From 2015.

Lee Mack examines archive discoveries and rare recordings offering a unique insight into Sid's lesser known work. From 2013.

3/6. Leamas is released from prison. Out in the cold again, he will need help as he faces an uncertain future. Stars Colin Blakely.

3/6. At the villa of Helena's former father-in-law, the Roman sleuth meets old friends of the senator's daughter. Stars Anton Lesser.

6/6. Victoria and Charlotte arrange sister Anna's holiday, but she has her own plans. Stars Rosemary Leach and Celia Imrie. From 1992.

2/6. Albert helps son Harold to conquer the ballroom. Adapted from BBC TV. With Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From 1974.

1/2. The story of stand-up Tudur Owen's father opening a zoo in the 1980s and how it rather predictably got out of hand. From 2020.

5/5. The challenges facing Maggie O'Farrell's daughter who has a serious immunology disorder. Concluded by Hattie Morahan.

5/5. Gillian's romantic life might be improving, but will her mother ever agree to use the stairlift? Stars Paola Dionisotti.

Stephen Fry, Natalie Haynes, Milton Jones and Lloyd Langford vie for wordy supremacy chaired by Gyles Brandreth. From 2012.

1/4. 4 Extra Debut. Susan is determined to watch her favourite TV show once a week, but she keeps getting interrupted. Stars Jane Asher. From 2003.

4/5. Lucia fails to comprehend, but Colonel Boucher's eyes are opened - and Daisy gets the message. Stars Barbara Jefford.

9/10. Tough times for Meena, with a stay in hospital and major changes in her circle of friends. Meera Syal reads her own novel. Contains language which some may find offensive.

Exploring the impact of the much-loved hymn which is based on Psalm 23. With Howard Goodall and Selina Scott. From 2015.

Lee Mack examines archive discoveries and rare recordings offering a unique insight into Sid's lesser known work. From 2013.

3/6. Leamas is released from prison. Out in the cold again, he will need help as he faces an uncertain future. Stars Colin Blakely.

3/6. At the villa of Helena's former father-in-law, the Roman sleuth meets old friends of the senator's daughter. Stars Anton Lesser.

6/6. Victoria and Charlotte arrange sister Anna's holiday, but she has her own plans. Stars Rosemary Leach and Celia Imrie. From 1992.

2/6. Albert helps son Harold to conquer the ballroom. Adapted from BBC TV. With Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From 1974.

1/2. The story of stand-up Tudur Owen's father opening a zoo in the 1980s and how it rather predictably got out of hand. From 2020.

5/5. The challenges facing Maggie O'Farrell's daughter who has a serious immunology disorder. Concluded by Hattie Morahan.

5/5. Gillian's romantic life might be improving, but will her mother ever agree to use the stairlift? Stars Paola Dionisotti.

Stephen Fry, Natalie Haynes, Milton Jones and Lloyd Langford vie for wordy supremacy chaired by Gyles Brandreth. From 2012.

1/4. 4 Extra Debut. Susan is determined to watch her favourite TV show once a week, but she keeps getting interrupted. Stars Jane Asher. From 2003.

4/5. Lucia fails to comprehend, but Colonel Boucher's eyes are opened - and Daisy gets the message. Stars Barbara Jefford.

9/10. Tough times for Meena, with a stay in hospital and major changes in her circle of friends. Meera Syal reads her own novel. Contains language which some may find offensive.

Mary Flanigan, Eleanor Morton and Esyllt Sears look into Great British science and technology. From May 2022.

3/6. Josh tries to convince a mohel that Monique was born Jewish - and there's an unusual item to dispose of. From 2018.

1/6. The comic examines the life and times of the 'mad, bad and dangerous to know' romantic poet. From March 2001.

3/4. John Thomson, Helen Moon, Fiona Clarke and Gavin Webster perform sketches sent in by the public. Made in Manchester. From 2013.