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Professor Jimmy Edwards must deal with outbreaks of shaving and mixed ballroom dancing at school. From July 1961.

13/20. The cheeky schoolboy keeps upsetting Mr Higginbottom! Will he manage to make it to the circus? Stars Jimmy Clitheroe. From 1963.

5/7. Smiley is piecing together a complex web of 'Circus' intrigue with some facts uncomfortably close to home. Stars Bernard Hepton.

6/8. Geth Straker and his crew mate must battle to recapture the Peregrine from Sergei and Perry. Stars Neil McCallum.

Les Dawson pays tribute to the Rochdale Universal Films version of Fu Manchu. With Daphne Oxenford. From December 1980.

24/26. Jones fights back as a new platoon recruit rakes up their military past. Adapted from TV with Clive Dunn. From August 1976.

6/6. The team are preparing to host their first wedding at the museum. But the groom has cold feet. Stars Louise Ford. From 2018.

6/10. Joyce has made a gruesome discovery. Can her brother Charlie avoid getting caught up in the consequences? Read by Rupert Evans.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. A pupil and bright young head are thrown together. We follow them into the future, but what kind is it? Stars Juliet Stevenson.

2/6. Laura Smyth tells Paul Merton her pet peeves - including brunch, self service checkouts, and headphone dodgers on trains.

1/10. Kirsty Logan travels back to the world's earliest civilisations to uncover where tales of ghosts first emerged. From 2020.

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

James Taylor talks to Penny Junor about life growing up as the son of famous jazz guitarist Martin Taylor.

Britain's highest-paid female entertainer of her era is profiled by Chris Stuart. Yet her career was tragically cut short. From 1993.

5/7. Smiley is piecing together a complex web of 'Circus' intrigue with some facts uncomfortably close to home. Stars Bernard Hepton.

6/8. Geth Straker and his crew mate must battle to recapture the Peregrine from Sergei and Perry. Stars Neil McCallum.

Les Dawson pays tribute to the Rochdale Universal Films version of Fu Manchu. With Daphne Oxenford. From December 1980.

24/26. Jones fights back as a new platoon recruit rakes up their military past. Adapted from TV with Clive Dunn. From August 1976.

6/6. The team are preparing to host their first wedding at the museum. But the groom has cold feet. Stars Louise Ford. From 2018.

6/10. Joyce has made a gruesome discovery. Can her brother Charlie avoid getting caught up in the consequences? Read by Rupert Evans.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. A pupil and bright young head are thrown together. We follow them into the future, but what kind is it? Stars Juliet Stevenson.

6/6. Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Jenny Éclair, Tony Hawks, Richard Herring and Paul Sinha. From 2012.

2/6. Pete's back from America, but how can Cassie explain her relationship with the postman? Stars Debra Stephenson. From 2003.

1/2. A young giant faces laughable insanity due to paternal ignorance, old crones and syphilitic professors. Stars David Troughton.

James Taylor talks to Penny Junor about life growing up as the son of famous jazz guitarist Martin Taylor.

Britain's highest-paid female entertainer of her era is profiled by Chris Stuart. Yet her career was tragically cut short. From 1993.

5/7. Smiley is piecing together a complex web of 'Circus' intrigue with some facts uncomfortably close to home. Stars Bernard Hepton.

6/8. Geth Straker and his crew mate must battle to recapture the Peregrine from Sergei and Perry. Stars Neil McCallum.

Les Dawson pays tribute to the Rochdale Universal Films version of Fu Manchu. With Daphne Oxenford. From December 1980.

24/26. Jones fights back as a new platoon recruit rakes up their military past. Adapted from TV with Clive Dunn. From August 1976.

6/6. The team are preparing to host their first wedding at the museum. But the groom has cold feet. Stars Louise Ford. From 2018.

6/10. Joyce has made a gruesome discovery. Can her brother Charlie avoid getting caught up in the consequences? Read by Rupert Evans.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. A pupil and bright young head are thrown together. We follow them into the future, but what kind is it? Stars Juliet Stevenson.

6/6. Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Jenny Éclair, Tony Hawks, Richard Herring and Paul Sinha. From 2012.

2/6. Pete's back from America, but how can Cassie explain her relationship with the postman? Stars Debra Stephenson. From 2003.

1/2. A young giant faces laughable insanity due to paternal ignorance, old crones and syphilitic professors. Stars David Troughton.

2/6. Laura Smyth tells Paul Merton her pet peeves - including brunch, self service checkouts, and headphone dodgers on trains.

6/6. The forgotten Thompson Twin reveals why rock 'n' roll can be a cruel mistress. Stars Graham Fellows. From October 2001.

6/6. Poet Sir Ralph takes on prisoner Jermaine in an Eminem-style battle of the mics. Stars James Quinn. From 2004.

8/8. The panel this week is Pierre Novellie, Ahir Shah, Amy Annette and Ayesha Hazarika. What will they make of the headlines.

4/6. Mary discovers that there's no place like home. 1770 America sitcom stars Andy Hamilton and Jay Tarses. From June 2004.