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Actress and author Dame Sheila Hancock, chooses 'The White Cliffs of Dover' by Vera Lynn and 'Feeling Good' by Nina Simone.

Back in Cornwall after 60 years, Marjorie tries to come to terms with her past. Stars Elizabeth Bradley and Tristan Sturrock.

A devious Sunday tabloid newspaper is after a school expose. Can Professor Jimmy Edwards fight back? With June Whitfield. From 961.

Chaos strikes shopkeepers Gert and Daisy over a troublesome tree. Stars Elsie and Doris Waters. With Ronnie Barker. From 1956.

4 Extra Debut. From The Beatles to Louis Armstrong. Actor Stanley Tucci shares his castaway music choices with Lauren Laverne. From 2023.

David Attenborough talks about Cicadas, strumming insects that fill the evening air across the world with sound. From 2011.

Daljit Nagra picks Adventures in Poetry - Ozymandias, exploring the lasting impact of Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem. From 2005.

Sheila Hancock reads her own and husband John's life stories, framed by her diaries of their deep and passionate partnership.

Actress and author Dame Sheila Hancock, chooses 'The White Cliffs of Dover' by Vera Lynn and 'Feeling Good' by Nina Simone.

Back in Cornwall after 60 years, Marjorie tries to come to terms with her past. Stars Elizabeth Bradley and Tristan Sturrock.

A devious Sunday tabloid newspaper is after a school expose. Can Professor Jimmy Edwards fight back? With June Whitfield. From 961.

Chaos strikes shopkeepers Gert and Daisy over a troublesome tree. Stars Elsie and Doris Waters. With Ronnie Barker. From 1956.

The tale of a cursed professor with a red book, a wayward nephew and an 18th century tankard. Stars David March as MR James.

1/5. Tales from the mind behind 'Dracula'. Fair hair becomes an unusual tool of marital revenge. Read by Dyfed Thomas.

4 Extra Debut. From The Beatles to Louis Armstrong. Actor Stanley Tucci shares his castaway music choices with Lauren Laverne. From 2023.

David Attenborough talks about Cicadas, strumming insects that fill the evening air across the world with sound. From 2011.

Daljit Nagra picks Adventures in Poetry - Ozymandias, exploring the lasting impact of Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem. From 2005.

Sheila Hancock reads her own and husband John's life stories, framed by her diaries of their deep and passionate partnership.

Actress and author Dame Sheila Hancock, chooses 'The White Cliffs of Dover' by Vera Lynn and 'Feeling Good' by Nina Simone.

Back in Cornwall after 60 years, Marjorie tries to come to terms with her past. Stars Elizabeth Bradley and Tristan Sturrock.

A devious Sunday tabloid newspaper is after a school expose. Can Professor Jimmy Edwards fight back? With June Whitfield. From 961.

Chaos strikes shopkeepers Gert and Daisy over a troublesome tree. Stars Elsie and Doris Waters. With Ronnie Barker. From 1956.

Sci-fi star and inventor Lionel Nimrod explains life's big mysteries. Stars Richard Herring, Stewart Lee and Tom Baker. From 1992.

Colin Murphy, Dr David Booth and Matthew Collins try to answer the most ridiculous questions. With Phill Jupitus. From 2008.

From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Paul Garner chats to the stand-up comedian and man of many talents, Charlie Baker.

Maggie decides that Ed needs to re-engage with the world and introduces him to the world of pallet wood. From 2023.

The radical comedian asks if the battling was part of a revolution. With Carla Mendonca and Martin Hyder. From July 1998. Contains language which some may find offensive.

The tale of a cursed professor with a red book, a wayward nephew and an 18th century tankard. Stars David March as MR James.

1/5. Tales from the mind behind 'Dracula'. Fair hair becomes an unusual tool of marital revenge. Read by Dyfed Thomas.

4 Extra Debut. From The Beatles to Louis Armstrong. Actor Stanley Tucci shares his castaway music choices with Lauren Laverne. From 2023.

David Attenborough talks about Cicadas, strumming insects that fill the evening air across the world with sound. From 2011.

Daljit Nagra picks Adventures in Poetry - Ozymandias, exploring the lasting impact of Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem. From 2005.

Sheila Hancock reads her own and husband John's life stories, framed by her diaries of their deep and passionate partnership.

Actress and author Dame Sheila Hancock, chooses 'The White Cliffs of Dover' by Vera Lynn and 'Feeling Good' by Nina Simone.

Back in Cornwall after 60 years, Marjorie tries to come to terms with her past. Stars Elizabeth Bradley and Tristan Sturrock.

A devious Sunday tabloid newspaper is after a school expose. Can Professor Jimmy Edwards fight back? With June Whitfield. From 961.

Chaos strikes shopkeepers Gert and Daisy over a troublesome tree. Stars Elsie and Doris Waters. With Ronnie Barker. From 1956.

D'Artagnan dices with death and encounters a mysterious foe. Stars Jamie Glover, Robert Glenister and Timothy Spall.

With a man due to hang, Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot probes a savage murder. Agatha Christie's whodunnit stars John Moffatt.

Les Dawson presents his own versions of Dallas and Columbo, plus more piano bashing. With Colin Edwynn. From January 1981.

Arthur Lowe's only appearance in the Dad's Army sequel before he died. Mainwaring asks Wilson for a bank loan. Recorded in 1981.

Julie and Nobby find themselves in a sticky situation. Stars Julie Hesmondhalgh, Paul Barber and John Thomson. From 2015.

1/5. Sarah Millican reads from her memoir. She describes how she discovered her talent for writing and performing comedy. From 2017.

1815: Betsy Balcombe was 13 when the defeated Napoleon Bonaparte came to live in her garden on St Helena. Stars Alex Jennings.

5/6. Comedian Marcus Brigstocke tells Paul Merton his pet peeves - including individual sauce sachets, burger cheese and European pillows.

4 Extra Debut. Ex-Chancellor George Osborne gets a grilling while posing for a portrait by political cartoonist Martin Rowson. From 2017.

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

Musician Duncan Lamont discusses playing jazz saxophone, composing TV theme music and being fired from Sinatra's band. From 2018.

The stories of white women married to local Indian men who have now made India home from rural Punjab to Delhi. From 2013.

D'Artagnan dices with death and encounters a mysterious foe. Stars Jamie Glover, Robert Glenister and Timothy Spall.

With a man due to hang, Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot probes a savage murder. Agatha Christie's whodunnit stars John Moffatt.

Les Dawson presents his own versions of Dallas and Columbo, plus more piano bashing. With Colin Edwynn. From January 1981.

Arthur Lowe's only appearance in the Dad's Army sequel before he died. Mainwaring asks Wilson for a bank loan. Recorded in 1981.

Julie and Nobby find themselves in a sticky situation. Stars Julie Hesmondhalgh, Paul Barber and John Thomson. From 2015.

1/5. Sarah Millican reads from her memoir. She describes how she discovered her talent for writing and performing comedy. From 2017.

1815: Betsy Balcombe was 13 when the defeated Napoleon Bonaparte came to live in her garden on St Helena. Stars Alex Jennings.

Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Paul Merton, Gyles Brandreth, Janey Godley and Hannibal Buress. From 2012.

When PJ dumps Cassie - does this mean that Pete and Cassie will finally get together? Stars Debra Stephenson. From 2003.

2/4. A death in the family and the discovery of a random note causes suspicion and separation. Stars Joanna Pearce.

Musician Duncan Lamont discusses playing jazz saxophone, composing TV theme music and being fired from Sinatra's band. From 2018.

The stories of white women married to local Indian men who have now made India home from rural Punjab to Delhi. From 2013.

D'Artagnan dices with death and encounters a mysterious foe. Stars Jamie Glover, Robert Glenister and Timothy Spall.

With a man due to hang, Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot probes a savage murder. Agatha Christie's whodunnit stars John Moffatt.

Les Dawson presents his own versions of Dallas and Columbo, plus more piano bashing. With Colin Edwynn. From January 1981.

Arthur Lowe's only appearance in the Dad's Army sequel before he died. Mainwaring asks Wilson for a bank loan. Recorded in 1981.

Julie and Nobby find themselves in a sticky situation. Stars Julie Hesmondhalgh, Paul Barber and John Thomson. From 2015.

1/5. Sarah Millican reads from her memoir. She describes how she discovered her talent for writing and performing comedy. From 2017.

1815: Betsy Balcombe was 13 when the defeated Napoleon Bonaparte came to live in her garden on St Helena. Stars Alex Jennings.

Nicholas Parsons chairs the devious word game. With Paul Merton, Gyles Brandreth, Janey Godley and Hannibal Buress. From 2012.

When PJ dumps Cassie - does this mean that Pete and Cassie will finally get together? Stars Debra Stephenson. From 2003.

2/4. A death in the family and the discovery of a random note causes suspicion and separation. Stars Joanna Pearce.

5/6. Comedian Marcus Brigstocke tells Paul Merton his pet peeves - including individual sauce sachets, burger cheese and European pillows.

Spin doctors Prentiss and McCabe get involved in the race for London Mayor. Stars Stephen Fry and John Bird. From 2000.

From 10pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Paul Garner chats again to the stand-up comedian and man of many talents, Charlie Baker.

From host Andrew Hunter Murray and The Skewer's Jon Holmes, The Naked Week team are back with their mischievous machinations on the week's news.

Stoneybridge Council pitches for their own radio station and the Little Girl explains MeToo. With Pete Baikie. From 2019.