BBC R4 Ex

3/6. Ed turns activist when he joins his daughter Eli on a protest to save an ancient oak tree. Stars Christopher Douglas. From 2021.

1/6. Old style print journalist Maddox must compete with a new female editor. Stars John Sessions. From 2010.

3/4. A trainee surgeon follows a destructive path as he's haunted by a fatal car crash and an 'inside out' man. Stars Joseph Kloska.

Horror legend Vincent Price shares the unnerving tale of the murderous revenge of a secretary. With Freda Jackson.

From Bryan Ferry to Pink Floyd. Actor Danny Dyer shares his castaway choices with Lauren Laverne. From 2025.

Made for 4 Extra. Daljit Nagra selects In the Studio - poet Fred D'Aguiar with a conversation about his creative process. From 2024.

Ten years on, five internationally acclaimed writers consider the consequences from the events of September 11 2001. From 2011.

ER actor Noah Wyle chooses 'We Belong Together' by Rickie Lee Jones and 'Peter and the Wolf' by Sergei Prokofiev.

2/2. Robert looks back on that summer that changed his life: clearing a shed he makes a discovery. Read by Kevin Whately.

4/6. Confusion reigns over an unexpected very important visitor to the Ladies' Guild. Stars Sheila Hancock and Pat Coombs. From 1978.

Meet San Quentin prison's least successful escapee, and will Eth dump Ron in The Glums? Stars Jimmy Edwards. From January 1956.

3/6. The intelligence officers probe deeper into Dominic's death, turning on the charm. Stars Christopher Benjamin and Amanda Redman.

3/6. Nico's plans fall apart and the name 'Buller' looms at every turn. Starring David Valla and Hilda Kriseman.

1/5. Hell-bent on becoming QC no matter what, John Fuller-Carp employs anyone who can help him. Stars John Bird. From 1996.

18/26. With Mainwaring in hospital, the Vicar and the Verger spark platoon unrest. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1976.

4/4. Disaster strikes and old loves are forced to meet their younger replacements. Starring Juliet Stevenson. From 2012.

1/5. Mapmaker Garrett Carr follows the fragile borderland between the UK and Ireland. Read by John Paul Connolly.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. Harold arrives in Bosham. An oral dramatisation of the Bayeux Tapestry. Starring Christopher Eccleston.

2/6. Phil Wang and Susie Dent challenge guests to invent new words and help create the new ultimate Unspeakable dictionary. With guests Jenny Eclair, Charlie Higson and Ria Lina.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. Herb farmer Jekka McVicar is joined by Richard Mabey to forage for everyday herbs to use for traditional remedies. From 1999.

A space for spiritual reflection with a Bible reading, prayer and a range of Christian music led by Reverend Catherine De Souza.

Dame Flora Robson shares her love of wildlife with Derek Jones, including the Redstart and the Wandering Albatross. From 1973.

4 Extra Debut. World famous. Art and political propaganda. But who stitched the Bayeux Tapestry? Abigail Youngman explores. From 2022.

3/6. The intelligence officers probe deeper into Dominic's death, turning on the charm. Stars Christopher Benjamin and Amanda Redman.

3/6. Nico's plans fall apart and the name 'Buller' looms at every turn. Starring David Valla and Hilda Kriseman.

1/5. Hell-bent on becoming QC no matter what, John Fuller-Carp employs anyone who can help him. Stars John Bird. From 1996.

18/26. With Mainwaring in hospital, the Vicar and the Verger spark platoon unrest. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1976.

4/4. Disaster strikes and old loves are forced to meet their younger replacements. Starring Juliet Stevenson. From 2012.

1/5. Mapmaker Garrett Carr follows the fragile borderland between the UK and Ireland. Read by John Paul Connolly.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. Harold arrives in Bosham. An oral dramatisation of the Bayeux Tapestry. Starring Christopher Eccleston.

8/8. Nicholas Parsons sets more challenges from Mumbai with Paul Merton, Marcus Brigstocke, Anuvab Pal and Cyrus Broacha. From 2012.

3/6. The sports agent tries to prove that everyone deserves a second chance. Stars Neil Pearson and Paul Reynolds. From 2007.

4/4. The socialist club owner questions his success. Based on characters from Toulouse-Lautrec's posters. Stars Bernard Hill.

2/3. A young boy gets to know his eccentric relative with a fondness for moorhen eggs, cress and 'neck oil'. Read by David Neal.

Dame Flora Robson shares her love of wildlife with Derek Jones, including the Redstart and the Wandering Albatross. From 1973.

4 Extra Debut. World famous. Art and political propaganda. But who stitched the Bayeux Tapestry? Abigail Youngman explores. From 2022.

3/6. The intelligence officers probe deeper into Dominic's death, turning on the charm. Stars Christopher Benjamin and Amanda Redman.

3/6. Nico's plans fall apart and the name 'Buller' looms at every turn. Starring David Valla and Hilda Kriseman.

1/5. Hell-bent on becoming QC no matter what, John Fuller-Carp employs anyone who can help him. Stars John Bird. From 1996.

18/26. With Mainwaring in hospital, the Vicar and the Verger spark platoon unrest. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1976.

4/4. Disaster strikes and old loves are forced to meet their younger replacements. Starring Juliet Stevenson. From 2012.

1/5. Mapmaker Garrett Carr follows the fragile borderland between the UK and Ireland. Read by John Paul Connolly.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. Harold arrives in Bosham. An oral dramatisation of the Bayeux Tapestry. Starring Christopher Eccleston.

8/8. Nicholas Parsons sets more challenges from Mumbai with Paul Merton, Marcus Brigstocke, Anuvab Pal and Cyrus Broacha. From 2012.

3/6. The sports agent tries to prove that everyone deserves a second chance. Stars Neil Pearson and Paul Reynolds. From 2007.

4/4. The socialist club owner questions his success. Based on characters from Toulouse-Lautrec's posters. Stars Bernard Hill.

2/3. A young boy gets to know his eccentric relative with a fondness for moorhen eggs, cress and 'neck oil'. Read by David Neal.

2/6. Phil Wang and Susie Dent challenge guests to invent new words and help create the new ultimate Unspeakable dictionary. With guests Jenny Eclair, Charlie Higson and Ria Lina.

6/6. Bletchley District Council gets a visit from the Mayor of Las Vegas. Starring Liz Frazer and Julian Dutton. From 1999.

6/6. The brothers' festive flurry is curtailed as they hit the streets. Stars Rainer Hersch and Catherine Tate. From 1999.

2/8. The panel this week is Mark Steel, Zoe Lyons, Celya AB and Hugo Rifkind. What will they make of the headlines.

2/4. More from Stoneybridge Town Council, Little Girl and the News News News team. With Morwenna Banks and Moray Hunter. From 2017.

Dame Flora Robson shares her love of wildlife with Derek Jones, including the Redstart and the Wandering Albatross. From 1973.

4 Extra Debut. World famous. Art and political propaganda. But who stitched the Bayeux Tapestry? Abigail Youngman explores. From 2022.

3/6. The intelligence officers probe deeper into Dominic's death, turning on the charm. Stars Christopher Benjamin and Amanda Redman.

3/6. Nico's plans fall apart and the name 'Buller' looms at every turn. Starring David Valla and Hilda Kriseman.

1/5. Hell-bent on becoming QC no matter what, John Fuller-Carp employs anyone who can help him. Stars John Bird. From 1996.

18/26. With Mainwaring in hospital, the Vicar and the Verger spark platoon unrest. Adapted from BBC TV with Arthur Lowe. From 1976.

4/4. Disaster strikes and old loves are forced to meet their younger replacements. Starring Juliet Stevenson. From 2012.

1/5. Mapmaker Garrett Carr follows the fragile borderland between the UK and Ireland. Read by John Paul Connolly.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. Harold arrives in Bosham. An oral dramatisation of the Bayeux Tapestry. Starring Christopher Eccleston.

8/8. Nicholas Parsons sets more challenges from Mumbai with Paul Merton, Marcus Brigstocke, Anuvab Pal and Cyrus Broacha. From 2012.

3/6. The sports agent tries to prove that everyone deserves a second chance. Stars Neil Pearson and Paul Reynolds. From 2007.

4/4. The socialist club owner questions his success. Based on characters from Toulouse-Lautrec's posters. Stars Bernard Hill.

2/3. A young boy gets to know his eccentric relative with a fondness for moorhen eggs, cress and 'neck oil'. Read by David Neal.

4/6. The intelligence officers discover a surprising secret about the deceased priest. Stars Christopher Benjamin and Amanda Redman.

4/6. Buller and his contacts seem omnipresent but Nico's allies remain undaunted. Stars Hilda Kriseman and David Valla.

2/6. Maria and Richard get to know Paul and Ruby just a little too well. Stars Patrick Barlow and Barbara Flynn. From 1993.

6/6. Beleaguered Britain, 1941. What will the scientists do after the dried prune bomb fails? Starring Spike Milligan. From 1987.

1/4. 4 Extra Debut. Charlotte perseveres as a charity befriender to the irascible Lillian. Stars Helen Monks and Miriam Margolyes. From 2021.

2/5. Garrett Carr journeys along the UK-Irish border and meets those who know the land - the farmers. Read by John Paul Connolly.

2/5. Harold arrives in France and is captured. Christopher Eccleston stars in an oral dramatisation of the Bayeux Tapestry.

5/6. Paul tests his Belfast audience on new words, and people who would have turned 100 in 2026.

2/5. Herb farmer Jekka McVicar is joined by Penelope Ody to discover how herbs can make us feel great and look beautiful. From 1999.

A space for spiritual reflection with a Bible reading, prayer and a range of Christian music led by Reverend Grace Thomas.

Jason Watkins, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown and Harriett Gilbert on books by Vladimir Nabokov, Kate Chopin and Jane Gardam. From 2021.

Jolyon Jenkins tries to learn the tricks of street magic. Can he entertain a crowd on the streets of Cardiff? From 2009.

4/6. The intelligence officers discover a surprising secret about the deceased priest. Stars Christopher Benjamin and Amanda Redman.

4/6. Buller and his contacts seem omnipresent but Nico's allies remain undaunted. Stars Hilda Kriseman and David Valla.

2/6. Maria and Richard get to know Paul and Ruby just a little too well. Stars Patrick Barlow and Barbara Flynn. From 1993.

6/6. Beleaguered Britain, 1941. What will the scientists do after the dried prune bomb fails? Starring Spike Milligan. From 1987.

1/4. 4 Extra Debut. Charlotte perseveres as a charity befriender to the irascible Lillian. Stars Helen Monks and Miriam Margolyes. From 2021.

2/5. Garrett Carr journeys along the UK-Irish border and meets those who know the land - the farmers. Read by John Paul Connolly.

2/5. Harold arrives in France and is captured. Christopher Eccleston stars in an oral dramatisation of the Bayeux Tapestry.

4/4. Miles Jupp tests Emma Freud, Tom Wrigglesworth and Shaun Keaveny on how well one of their loved ones knows them. From 2012.

6/6. Some years on, Pierce Egan must adapt the city adventures of Tom, Bob and Jerry to new rules. Stars Greg Wise. From 2006.

4 Extra Debut. Docudrama about the actor Ian Holm, set during a fateful 1976 production of The Iceman Cometh. Stars Ian Glen. From 2009.

3/3. Uncle Silas tells his tale of the womanising shoemaker and the baked potato. Read by David Neal.

Jason Watkins, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown and Harriett Gilbert on books by Vladimir Nabokov, Kate Chopin and Jane Gardam. From 2021.

Jolyon Jenkins tries to learn the tricks of street magic. Can he entertain a crowd on the streets of Cardiff? From 2009.

4/6. The intelligence officers discover a surprising secret about the deceased priest. Stars Christopher Benjamin and Amanda Redman.

4/6. Buller and his contacts seem omnipresent but Nico's allies remain undaunted. Stars Hilda Kriseman and David Valla.

2/6. Maria and Richard get to know Paul and Ruby just a little too well. Stars Patrick Barlow and Barbara Flynn. From 1993.

6/6. Beleaguered Britain, 1941. What will the scientists do after the dried prune bomb fails? Starring Spike Milligan. From 1987.

1/4. 4 Extra Debut. Charlotte perseveres as a charity befriender to the irascible Lillian. Stars Helen Monks and Miriam Margolyes. From 2021.

2/5. Garrett Carr journeys along the UK-Irish border and meets those who know the land - the farmers. Read by John Paul Connolly.

2/5. Harold arrives in France and is captured. Christopher Eccleston stars in an oral dramatisation of the Bayeux Tapestry.

4/4. Miles Jupp tests Emma Freud, Tom Wrigglesworth and Shaun Keaveny on how well one of their loved ones knows them. From 2012.

6/6. Some years on, Pierce Egan must adapt the city adventures of Tom, Bob and Jerry to new rules. Stars Greg Wise. From 2006.

4 Extra Debut. Docudrama about the actor Ian Holm, set during a fateful 1976 production of The Iceman Cometh. Stars Ian Glen. From 2009.

3/3. Uncle Silas tells his tale of the womanising shoemaker and the baked potato. Read by David Neal.

5/6. Paul tests his Belfast audience on new words, and people who would have turned 100 in 2026.

5/6. A sticky DIY mishap for Dave and Mike's first job is with the menacing Jess. Stars John Thomson and Sally Lindsay. From 2008.

3/6. Country legend Tina C wants save the world from its financial mess - so heads down under. Stars Christopher Green. From 2012.

5/6. Full Age of Enlightenment updates, plus the Earl of Sandwich lives up to his name. Stars Marcus Brigstocke. From November 2000.

1/3. Are hard rockers Tanks 'N' Daisies as wild as they seem? Ellis shines a light on things. Stars Alistair McGowan. From 1995.

Jason Watkins, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown and Harriett Gilbert on books by Vladimir Nabokov, Kate Chopin and Jane Gardam. From 2021.

Jolyon Jenkins tries to learn the tricks of street magic. Can he entertain a crowd on the streets of Cardiff? From 2009.

4/6. The intelligence officers discover a surprising secret about the deceased priest. Stars Christopher Benjamin and Amanda Redman.

4/6. Buller and his contacts seem omnipresent but Nico's allies remain undaunted. Stars Hilda Kriseman and David Valla.

2/6. Maria and Richard get to know Paul and Ruby just a little too well. Stars Patrick Barlow and Barbara Flynn. From 1993.

6/6. Beleaguered Britain, 1941. What will the scientists do after the dried prune bomb fails? Starring Spike Milligan. From 1987.

1/4. 4 Extra Debut. Charlotte perseveres as a charity befriender to the irascible Lillian. Stars Helen Monks and Miriam Margolyes. From 2021.

2/5. Garrett Carr journeys along the UK-Irish border and meets those who know the land - the farmers. Read by John Paul Connolly.

2/5. Harold arrives in France and is captured. Christopher Eccleston stars in an oral dramatisation of the Bayeux Tapestry.

4/4. Miles Jupp tests Emma Freud, Tom Wrigglesworth and Shaun Keaveny on how well one of their loved ones knows them. From 2012.

6/6. Some years on, Pierce Egan must adapt the city adventures of Tom, Bob and Jerry to new rules. Stars Greg Wise. From 2006.

4 Extra Debut. Docudrama about the actor Ian Holm, set during a fateful 1976 production of The Iceman Cometh. Stars Ian Glen. From 2009.

3/3. Uncle Silas tells his tale of the womanising shoemaker and the baked potato. Read by David Neal.

5/6. The intelligence officers delve further into the mystery that is Donna - and are concerned for Mrs Wedlock. Stars Amanda Redman.

5/6. The Bensons and Karen have delved too deeply. Nico can't be allowed to tell them what he knows.... Stars Hilda Kriseman.

4/6. A brilliant multilingual spy must retrieve microfilm from a double-agent. Who will get the job? Stars Douglas Hodge. From 1993.

2/20. The Lad is getting a new car, so Sid makes the most of the opportunity. Stars Tony Hancock and Sid James. From October 1955.

5/6. Chris McCausland asks Lucy Beaumont, Daliso Chaponda, Mel Giedroyc and Ben Shephard to live in an audio only world. From 2024.

3/5. Travelling the Irish border, the mapmaker dodges boy racers on County Fermanagh's twisty lanes. Read by John Paul Connolly.

3/5. King Edward dies in his sleep. Christopher Eccleston stars in an oral dramatisation of the Bayeux Tapestry.

1/4. Who says heavy can't be funny? A look at 'unladylike' sports and those who do them, fully unpacking muscularity vs femininity.

3/5. Herb farmer Jekka McVicar joins Rosemary Titterington to discover more about the plants in the mint family. From 2000.

A space for spiritual reflection with a Bible reading, prayer and a range of Christian music led by Father Paschal Uche.

4 Extra Debut. Crash! bang! wallop! Composer Sarah Angliss celebrates the awesome power of sound effects for over 200 years. From 2023.

5/6. The intelligence officers delve further into the mystery that is Donna - and are concerned for Mrs Wedlock. Stars Amanda Redman.

5/6. The Bensons and Karen have delved too deeply. Nico can't be allowed to tell them what he knows.... Stars Hilda Kriseman.

4/6. A brilliant multilingual spy must retrieve microfilm from a double-agent. Who will get the job? Stars Douglas Hodge. From 1993.

2/20. The Lad is getting a new car, so Sid makes the most of the opportunity. Stars Tony Hancock and Sid James. From October 1955.

5/6. Chris McCausland asks Lucy Beaumont, Daliso Chaponda, Mel Giedroyc and Ben Shephard to live in an audio only world. From 2024.

3/5. Travelling the Irish border, the mapmaker dodges boy racers on County Fermanagh's twisty lanes. Read by John Paul Connolly.

3/5. King Edward dies in his sleep. Christopher Eccleston stars in an oral dramatisation of the Bayeux Tapestry.

2/5. James Walton's literary quiz with Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Sue Limb and Joanne Harris. From April 2003.

1/4. Frensic and Futtle literary agency, take on a steamy novel - but the author demands anonymity. Stars Mark Heap. From 2005.

Is 13-year-old Eliot Green ready to become a man in the Jewish faith? Adapted from TV with Hugo Raine and Tracy-Ann Oberman.

4 Extra Debut. Crash! bang! wallop! Composer Sarah Angliss celebrates the awesome power of sound effects for over 200 years. From 2023.

5/6. The intelligence officers delve further into the mystery that is Donna - and are concerned for Mrs Wedlock. Stars Amanda Redman.

5/6. The Bensons and Karen have delved too deeply. Nico can't be allowed to tell them what he knows.... Stars Hilda Kriseman.

4/6. A brilliant multilingual spy must retrieve microfilm from a double-agent. Who will get the job? Stars Douglas Hodge. From 1993.

2/20. The Lad is getting a new car, so Sid makes the most of the opportunity. Stars Tony Hancock and Sid James. From October 1955.

5/6. Chris McCausland asks Lucy Beaumont, Daliso Chaponda, Mel Giedroyc and Ben Shephard to live in an audio only world. From 2024.

3/5. Travelling the Irish border, the mapmaker dodges boy racers on County Fermanagh's twisty lanes. Read by John Paul Connolly.

3/5. King Edward dies in his sleep. Christopher Eccleston stars in an oral dramatisation of the Bayeux Tapestry.

2/5. James Walton's literary quiz with Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Sue Limb and Joanne Harris. From April 2003.

1/4. Frensic and Futtle literary agency, take on a steamy novel - but the author demands anonymity. Stars Mark Heap. From 2005.

Is 13-year-old Eliot Green ready to become a man in the Jewish faith? Adapted from TV with Hugo Raine and Tracy-Ann Oberman.

1/4. Who says heavy can't be funny? A look at 'unladylike' sports and those who do them, fully unpacking muscularity vs femininity.

4/4. Reporter David Lander probes the rise and fall of Caribbean despot Felipe Delnazo. Stars Stephen Fry. From September 1987.

2/6. The DJ stands as a school governor, needs a job and tries not to miss his son's play. Stars Justin Moorhouse. From 2012.

2/5. We don't know what's in the show as, like Nigel Farage at his drink with undercover reporters, we weren't listening. What we do know is that Jon Holmes satirically remixes the news.

2/8. Goldfish Anton tries to educate Liam, while their owners argue. Stars Shaun Prendergast and Hamish McColl. From September 1998.