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Kenneth Horne turns journalist for a women's magazine, and Hornerama probes the English. With Kenneth Williams. From July 1958.

8/13. The dear ladies hear of plans for a new holiday camp. Stars Dr Evadne Hinge and Dame Hilda Bracket. From April 1978.

1/8. A friend asks hard-nosed Irish-American agent, Philip Odell to investigate her brother's death. Stars Robert Beatty. From 1958.

3/4. As the Glasgow cops search for the killer, detective constable King tours the city's tattooists. Stars Martin Cochrane.

The singing duo wonder why their agent is being uncharacteristically nice. Stars Roy Hudd and June Whitfield. From October 1999.

The HMS Troutbridge crew take an unexpected voyage - who can save them? Stars Leslie Phillips and Michael Bates. From 1970.

The dawn of the Dickensian festival brings chaos and Angela has something to tell Frank. With Sheila Hancock. From January 2012.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. The tempestuous life story of the Empress of the Blues. Read by Jackie Kay, who reflects on her impact. With Adjoa Andoh.

6/10. 1960s Yorkshire: Tom plans for Norma's future, whilst Andrea's future is very much threatened. Stars Deborah McAndrew.

Alicia McCarthy reports as peers debate prison sentences with no release date, MPs discuss 'furniture poverty' and a former Deputy Speaker explains why the Speaker gets cross.

How the team in the London Air Ambulance Service deal daily with life and death. Claudia Hammond investigates. From 2008.

A space for spiritual reflection with a Bible reading, prayer and a range of Christian music led by Claire Campbell Smith.

The actor talks to Derek Jones about his love of wildlife photography and filming, and his recent trip to Australia. From July 1973.

1/2. 4 Extra Debut. Financial educator Alvin Hall explores how American gospel music has been affected by commercialisation. From 2016.

1/8. A friend asks hard-nosed Irish-American agent, Philip Odell to investigate her brother's death. Stars Robert Beatty. From 1958.

3/4. As the Glasgow cops search for the killer, detective constable King tours the city's tattooists. Stars Martin Cochrane.

The singing duo wonder why their agent is being uncharacteristically nice. Stars Roy Hudd and June Whitfield. From October 1999.

The HMS Troutbridge crew take an unexpected voyage - who can save them? Stars Leslie Phillips and Michael Bates. From 1970.

The dawn of the Dickensian festival brings chaos and Angela has something to tell Frank. With Sheila Hancock. From January 2012.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. The tempestuous life story of the Empress of the Blues. Read by Jackie Kay, who reflects on her impact. With Adjoa Andoh.

6/10. 1960s Yorkshire: Tom plans for Norma's future, whilst Andrea's future is very much threatened. Stars Deborah McAndrew.

Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game with Paul Merton, Josie Lawrence, Charles Collingwood and Chris Neill. From 2010.

When the Yorkshire builders price up fitting mirrors, they end up seeing double. Stars Fine Time Fontayne. From January 2007.

1/2. 1790's Whitby: Sylvia Dobson's cousin, Philip, loves her totally but Sylvia loves whaler, Charlie Kinraid. Stars Jodie Comer.

The actor talks to Derek Jones about his love of wildlife photography and filming, and his recent trip to Australia. From July 1973.

1/2. 4 Extra Debut. Financial educator Alvin Hall explores how American gospel music has been affected by commercialisation. From 2016.

1/8. A friend asks hard-nosed Irish-American agent, Philip Odell to investigate her brother's death. Stars Robert Beatty. From 1958.

3/4. As the Glasgow cops search for the killer, detective constable King tours the city's tattooists. Stars Martin Cochrane.

The singing duo wonder why their agent is being uncharacteristically nice. Stars Roy Hudd and June Whitfield. From October 1999.

The HMS Troutbridge crew take an unexpected voyage - who can save them? Stars Leslie Phillips and Michael Bates. From 1970.

The dawn of the Dickensian festival brings chaos and Angela has something to tell Frank. With Sheila Hancock. From January 2012.

1/5. 4 Extra Debut. The tempestuous life story of the Empress of the Blues. Read by Jackie Kay, who reflects on her impact. With Adjoa Andoh.

6/10. 1960s Yorkshire: Tom plans for Norma's future, whilst Andrea's future is very much threatened. Stars Deborah McAndrew.

Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game with Paul Merton, Josie Lawrence, Charles Collingwood and Chris Neill. From 2010.

When the Yorkshire builders price up fitting mirrors, they end up seeing double. Stars Fine Time Fontayne. From January 2007.

1/2. 1790's Whitby: Sylvia Dobson's cousin, Philip, loves her totally but Sylvia loves whaler, Charlie Kinraid. Stars Jodie Comer.

Stand-up and quizzer Paul Sinha tests the people of South Norwood on their knowledge of places with SE postcodes, and the people who have lived, worked and studied there.

2/4. Ashley tells how the Blakers added to their large family by adopting a two-year-old girl with Down Syndrome. From 2021.

Donald Trump makes some surprising new additions to his team, there's an unexpected guest at COP29, and Justin Welby explains the real reason for his resignation.

Stephen Mangan gets Neil Dudgeon to reveal Embarrassing moments from his past - including a hospital procedure. From 2022.