BBC R4 Ex

3/8. Jim Hacker gets the better of Sir Humphrey over a crisis in Derbyshire. Adapted from BBC TV with Paul Eddington. From 1984.

14/14. Neddie Seagoon converts the famous London landmark into a spaceship. Stars Harry Secombe and Spike Milligan. From 1958.

6/6. Copper turned stand up Alfie Moore, takes on the topic of speeding. Is it ever acceptable and if so how fast? From 2022.

2/5. Lloyd Bradley explores a Caribbean import which has seeped into the soundtrack of London - steel pan. Read by Ben Onwukwe.

2/15. A hurricane in Jamaica exposes a secret and devastates Hortense Roberts. Stars Nadine Marshall and Javone Prince.

4/6. This instalment from the Sedaris files includes three shorter essays - Eat the Rich, A Speech to the Graduates and Best Wishes. Read by the author.

2/5. Caroline Swinburne meets retired members of the clergy choosing to live in a care home all together. From 2004.

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

Jane Hill, Derek Owusu and Harriet Gilbert discuss books by Kate Summerscale, Mark Olden and F Scott Fitzgerald. From 2021.

The extraordinary tale of farmer Ken Wild's 18th century farmhouse - marooned in the middle of the M62. From 2003.

2/6. London's high society suffers some audacious jewel robberies, but for once the cracksman is not Raffles. Stars Jeremy Clyde.

1/4. 4 Extra Debut. Charles reluctantly takes a theatre job playing a monk, and a murder inevitably follows. Stars Bill Nighy.

3/8. Jim Hacker gets the better of Sir Humphrey over a crisis in Derbyshire. Adapted from BBC TV with Paul Eddington. From 1984.

14/14. Neddie Seagoon converts the famous London landmark into a spaceship. Stars Harry Secombe and Spike Milligan. From 1958.

6/6. Copper turned stand up Alfie Moore, takes on the topic of speeding. Is it ever acceptable and if so how fast? From 2022.

2/5. Lloyd Bradley explores a Caribbean import which has seeped into the soundtrack of London - steel pan. Read by Ben Onwukwe.

2/15. A hurricane in Jamaica exposes a secret and devastates Hortense Roberts. Stars Nadine Marshall and Javone Prince.

Bernard Cribbins, Dulcie Gray and Anthony Shaffer tell the tales while Tim Brooke-Taylor tries to spot the whopper. From 1993.

3/4. Nigel and Michael share a home and work life, but has one got a date? Stars Adam Godley and Raymond Coulthard. From 2004.

1/4. Precious worries about her fiancé, while Mma Makutsi takes on a case for the Chief Justice of Beauty. Starring Claire Benedict.

2/5. After a revelation by the Phoenix, the children decide to take some revenge on the cook. Read by Patricia Hodge.

Jane Hill, Derek Owusu and Harriet Gilbert discuss books by Kate Summerscale, Mark Olden and F Scott Fitzgerald. From 2021.

The extraordinary tale of farmer Ken Wild's 18th century farmhouse - marooned in the middle of the M62. From 2003.

2/6. London's high society suffers some audacious jewel robberies, but for once the cracksman is not Raffles. Stars Jeremy Clyde.

1/4. 4 Extra Debut. Charles reluctantly takes a theatre job playing a monk, and a murder inevitably follows. Stars Bill Nighy.

3/8. Jim Hacker gets the better of Sir Humphrey over a crisis in Derbyshire. Adapted from BBC TV with Paul Eddington. From 1984.

14/14. Neddie Seagoon converts the famous London landmark into a spaceship. Stars Harry Secombe and Spike Milligan. From 1958.

6/6. Copper turned stand up Alfie Moore, takes on the topic of speeding. Is it ever acceptable and if so how fast? From 2022.

2/5. Lloyd Bradley explores a Caribbean import which has seeped into the soundtrack of London - steel pan. Read by Ben Onwukwe.

2/15. A hurricane in Jamaica exposes a secret and devastates Hortense Roberts. Stars Nadine Marshall and Javone Prince.

Bernard Cribbins, Dulcie Gray and Anthony Shaffer tell the tales while Tim Brooke-Taylor tries to spot the whopper. From 1993.

3/4. Nigel and Michael share a home and work life, but has one got a date? Stars Adam Godley and Raymond Coulthard. From 2004.

1/4. Precious worries about her fiancé, while Mma Makutsi takes on a case for the Chief Justice of Beauty. Starring Claire Benedict.

2/5. After a revelation by the Phoenix, the children decide to take some revenge on the cook. Read by Patricia Hodge.

4/6. This instalment from the Sedaris files includes three shorter essays - Eat the Rich, A Speech to the Graduates and Best Wishes. Read by the author.

4/6. Matt Lucas hosts his alternative awards show - The Lucases - with Simon Evans, Alex Lowe and Sir Tim Rice. From April 2011.

From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Rob Deering chats again to stand-up comedian and music maker, Adam Flood.

4/8. From Vikings to Normans, the National Theatre of Brent present their definitive history of Earth. Stars Patrick Barlow. From 1990.

4/6. The duo tell Parky about diversifying into cheese. With Sean Foley, Hamish McColl and Michael Parkinson. From March 2003.

5/5. The retail park is host to a VIP and a new work of art. What could possibly go wrong? Stars Sarah Lancashire. From August 2007.