BBC R4 Ex

3/4. Sophie needs a lucrative opportunity to afford those designer specs to impress her boyfriend. Stars Maureen Lipman. From 2018.

5/5. Adrian runs away from home with the dog, but nobody notices. Mrs Thatcher calls a general election. Concluded by Harry McEntire.

5/5. Has Madame Frabelle discovered Edith's secret love for Aylmer? Starring Jane Whittenshaw and Jonathan Firth.

4/4. Brighty decides he can right a wrong - killing a man in a duel - without Babs' help.

What links cyclops lambs, poison flowers and six-toed cats? A vital gene called Sonic Hedgehog! With Dr Kat Arney. From 2020.

Christian worship and music with Rev Dr Marjory MacLean, a team minister in Orkney Islands Church of Scotland.

4 Extra Debut. The lasting impact of the 80s disco classic where a young gay man escapes small town homophobia for big city freedom. From 2021.

4 Extra Debut. How life in Nazi concentration camps led Charles Bliss to invent a visual language he hoped would end global conflict. From 2017.

6/6. At the sect ceremony, Jamie recognises one of the worshippers. Stars Juliet Cooke. Directed by Alan Ayckbourn. From 1968.

5/13. The stalled rocket ship stops Captain Jet and his crew from returning to Earth. 1958 classic set in 1965. Stars Andrew Faulds.

4/4. Friendless, jobless Angus writes a requiem to himself. He is really a genius, you know. Starring Nick Ball. From 1995.

6/6. Albert butts in on Harold's church magazine article. Adapted from BBC TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From 1974.

3/4. Sophie needs a lucrative opportunity to afford those designer specs to impress her boyfriend. Stars Maureen Lipman. From 2018.

5/5. Adrian runs away from home with the dog, but nobody notices. Mrs Thatcher calls a general election. Concluded by Harry McEntire.

5/5. Has Madame Frabelle discovered Edith's secret love for Aylmer? Starring Jane Whittenshaw and Jonathan Firth.

4/6. Natalie Haynes, Michael Rosen, Arthur Smith and Paul Sinha vie for wordy supremacy chaired by Gyles Brandreth. From 2012.

1/6. Set in 1953, the sleepy Irish town rumbles into life at plans to demolish the courthouse for a car park. Starring TP McKenna.

1950s Las Vegas: sparks fly as Noel Coward meets his old close friend, Esme Wynne-Tyson. Stars Stanley Baxter and Dorothy Tutin.

4 Extra Debut. The lasting impact of the 80s disco classic where a young gay man escapes small town homophobia for big city freedom. From 2021.

4 Extra Debut. How life in Nazi concentration camps led Charles Bliss to invent a visual language he hoped would end global conflict. From 2017.

6/6. At the sect ceremony, Jamie recognises one of the worshippers. Stars Juliet Cooke. Directed by Alan Ayckbourn. From 1968.

5/13. The stalled rocket ship stops Captain Jet and his crew from returning to Earth. 1958 classic set in 1965. Stars Andrew Faulds.

4/4. Friendless, jobless Angus writes a requiem to himself. He is really a genius, you know. Starring Nick Ball. From 1995.

6/6. Albert butts in on Harold's church magazine article. Adapted from BBC TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From 1974.

3/4. Sophie needs a lucrative opportunity to afford those designer specs to impress her boyfriend. Stars Maureen Lipman. From 2018.

5/5. Adrian runs away from home with the dog, but nobody notices. Mrs Thatcher calls a general election. Concluded by Harry McEntire.

5/5. Has Madame Frabelle discovered Edith's secret love for Aylmer? Starring Jane Whittenshaw and Jonathan Firth.

4/6. Natalie Haynes, Michael Rosen, Arthur Smith and Paul Sinha vie for wordy supremacy chaired by Gyles Brandreth. From 2012.

1/6. Set in 1953, the sleepy Irish town rumbles into life at plans to demolish the courthouse for a car park. Starring TP McKenna.

1950s Las Vegas: sparks fly as Noel Coward meets his old close friend, Esme Wynne-Tyson. Stars Stanley Baxter and Dorothy Tutin.

4/4. Brighty decides he can right a wrong - killing a man in a duel - without Babs' help.

Tom Allen's calm and collected exterior image collapses and he finally realises that he is actually not very nice. From 2018.

From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Jake Yapp chats again to the comedian Phil Ellis.

5/6. Initially a hater of jazz music, the radical comedian profiles the American singer and songwriter. From April 2001.

3/6. Office life, relationships and 'Lossie Come Home'. Award winning monologues and sketches. With Rosie Cavaliero. From June 2008.