Rejected Tess hopes that husband Angel will forgive her, but then she meets the father of her child. Stars Claire Rushbrook.
Mark and his manic mutt look for the enigmatic Jennifer in the city of dreaming spires. Stars Timothy Spall. From December 1992. Show more
Simon Sparrow takes Wendy off for a naughty weekend, but events don't quite go to plan. Stars Richard Briers. From August 1969. Show more
Big Toe Books is a daily children's radio programme on BBC7.
Jones mistakenly shoots a bird, which ends up in the oven for local old folk. Adapted from TV with Clive Dunn. From August 1976. Show more
The husband and wife radio presenters humiliate Juliet Stevenson. With Patrick Barlow and Imelda Staunton. From January 1999. Show more
In a politically sensitive area of Arabia, the water supply is cut off to force the emir to negotiate. Starring Tim Munro. Show more
As suspicions over Palgrove grow, the kindly detective calls on an old friend. Starring John Rowe and Ann Rye. Show more
Muriel and Godfrey have an emotional encounter in Marshington. Winifred Holtby dramatisation concludes with Claire Goose. Show more
A kindly vicar appoints a lonely widower as church safety officer but he proves to be rather accident prone. Stars Peter Sallis. From November 2000.
Poor Wessex stonemason Jude Fawley aspires to the gleaming university spires of Christminster. Starring Michael Pennington and Constance Chapman. From January 1986. Show more
Jones mistakenly shoots a bird, which ends up in the oven for local old folk. Adapted from TV with Clive Dunn. From August 1976. Show more
Clement Freud, Derek Nimmo, Tony Hawks and Fred MacAulay join Nicholas Parsons in Glasgow.
How will the lives in the farming community touched by tragedy resolve themselves? Concluded by Robin Ellis.
The writer recalls his 1940s childhood and the difficulties he and his parents faced in leaving Leeds on wartime Sundays.
The repercussions of the Conqueror are still being felt, as Henry marries Matilda. Anna Massey narrates the history of the British Isles.
Billions of kilometres away in space, two man-made objects still send signals back to Earth. Ben Silburn reports. From 2001.
Join all your CBeebies friends for songs, rhymes and stories on BBC7.
It's Faith and Bill's wedding day - can they manage to tie the knot? Stars Lynda Bellingham and James Bolam. From December 1989. Show more
The comeback duo's singer mounts his own campaign to be awarded an MBE. Stars Roy Hudd and June Whitfield. From October 1999. Show more
After first fleeing The Creature, Victor heads to the mountains to avenge his brother's murder. Stars John Wood.
Jones mistakenly shoots a bird, which ends up in the oven for local old folk. Adapted from TV with Clive Dunn. From August 1976. Show more
Clement Freud, Derek Nimmo, Tony Hawks and Fred MacAulay join Nicholas Parsons in Glasgow.
In a politically sensitive area of Arabia, the water supply is cut off to force the emir to negotiate. Starring Tim Munro. Show more
As suspicions over Palgrove grow, the kindly detective calls on an old friend. Starring John Rowe and Ann Rye. Show more
Muriel and Godfrey have an emotional encounter in Marshington. Winifred Holtby dramatisation concludes with Claire Goose. Show more
A kindly vicar appoints a lonely widower as church safety officer but he proves to be rather accident prone. Stars Peter Sallis. From November 2000.
The husband and wife radio presenters humiliate Juliet Stevenson. With Patrick Barlow and Imelda Staunton. From January 1999. Show more
The sketch show takes to the rails for Dr Terror's House of Pizza. Stars Brenda Blethyn and Robert Bathurst. From December 1987.
Brian Appleton's History of Rock 'n' Roll
Consider Yourself Dumped Upon
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on BBC Radio 7Available for years
The Brummie musicologist reveals more big rock names have a lot to thank him for. Stars Graham Fellows. From September 2001. Show more
The poet laureate of alternative comedy John Hegley entertains an audience with his book of verse. From November 1996. Show more
The writer has quit smoking and is jetting off, but his geraniums don't want him to go. With Doon MacKichan. From February 1992. Show more
After first fleeing The Creature, Victor heads to the mountains to avenge his brother's murder. Stars John Wood.
In a politically sensitive area of Arabia, the water supply is cut off to force the emir to negotiate. Starring Tim Munro. Show more
As suspicions over Palgrove grow, the kindly detective calls on an old friend. Starring John Rowe and Ann Rye. Show more
Muriel and Godfrey have an emotional encounter in Marshington. Winifred Holtby dramatisation concludes with Claire Goose. Show more
A kindly vicar appoints a lonely widower as church safety officer but he proves to be rather accident prone. Stars Peter Sallis. From November 2000.
The husband and wife radio presenters humiliate Juliet Stevenson. With Patrick Barlow and Imelda Staunton. From January 1999. Show more
The sketch show takes to the rails for Dr Terror's House of Pizza. Stars Brenda Blethyn and Robert Bathurst. From December 1987.
The poet laureate of alternative comedy John Hegley entertains an audience with his book of verse. From November 1996. Show more
The writer has quit smoking and is jetting off, but his geraniums don't want him to go. With Doon MacKichan. From February 1992. Show more
