As Julius's appointed heir, young Octavian uses his legendary skills to outwit enemies and rule Rome. Stars Richard Johnson.

Pike and Hodges campaign to save the pier, while Uncle Arthur upsets Mavis. Starring John Le Mesurier. From January 1984. Show more

Who'd be a crime reporter? Young Rafat learns the hard way. Starring Karl Howman, James Grout and Margaret John. From January 1997. Show more

Big Toe Books is a daily children's radio programme on BBC7. Show more

Kenneth Horne presents the torrid tale of the Sultry Seductress from Seville, including 'Carmen to the Garden' or 'Not Now, I'm Bizet'. With Betty Marsden. From December 1963.

BAFTA bungles its awards, while hitting the cobbles, I say, its 'Fred Elliot' The Musical.

Investigator Stephen J Blackburn hunts for a Canadian's long-lost brother, after a cruel separation. Stars Fine Time Fontayne. Show more

Based on Somerset Maugham's experiences during the first World War. Determined to entrap a renowned traitor, Ashenden co-opts a dancer.

As Emma embarks on a passionate affair, her lover Leon becomes troubled. Stars John Hurt, Sarah Smart and James D'Arcy. Show more

A River Thames corpse sparks a complex mystery for the astute old teahouse customer. Stars Bernard Hepton and Suzanne Burden.

His name is now a byword for depravity, but growing up in Tiberius's court, how evil was Emperor Caligula? Stars David Tennant.

Kenneth Horne presents the torrid tale of the Sultry Seductress from Seville, including 'Carmen to the Garden' or 'Not Now, I'm Bizet'. With Betty Marsden. From December 1963.

The rules of cricket are applied to a quiz show with trivia questions, captained by Willie Rushton and Tim Rice.

Biggles faces more trouble from the evil McBain as he prepares to leave the local saloon. Read by Michael Palin. From August 1981.

In 1959, actor John Gielgud faced the threat of blackmail over his homosexuality. Derek Jacobi reads his remarkable letters.

The exiled James II seeks to inspire an Irish rebellion. Anna Massey narrates the history of Britain.

From Jones to Parry via Wren and Lutyens - Julian Richards tells the story of Dorset's Portland stone and London's cityscape.

Join all your CBeebies friends for songs, rhymes and stories on BBC7. Show more

It's the end of the line for Patrick, but Joe and Maria may have some good news to share. Stars Jim Sweeney. From August 2001. Show more

Proud Sarah suffers her mother's nosiness as well as some unexpected advances. Stars Prunella Scales. From September 1987. Show more

Two women, two Adams. But what is the connection? Are they demon or liberator? Stars Claire Knight and Suzanne Donaldson. Show more

Offred responds to a bizarre request from her commander. Chilllng vision of female oppression. Read by Buffy Davis. Show more

More surprises from the Commander, as Offred reveals how the current state-of-affairs came about. Read by Buffy Davis. Show more

Kenneth Horne presents the torrid tale of the Sultry Seductress from Seville, including 'Carmen to the Garden' or 'Not Now, I'm Bizet'. With Betty Marsden. From December 1963.

The rules of cricket are applied to a quiz show with trivia questions, captained by Willie Rushton and Tim Rice.

Investigator Stephen J Blackburn hunts for a Canadian's long-lost brother, after a cruel separation. Stars Fine Time Fontayne. Show more

Based on Somerset Maugham's experiences during the first World War. Determined to entrap a renowned traitor, Ashenden co-opts a dancer.

As Emma embarks on a passionate affair, her lover Leon becomes troubled. Stars John Hurt, Sarah Smart and James D'Arcy. Show more

A River Thames corpse sparks a complex mystery for the astute old teahouse customer. Stars Bernard Hepton and Suzanne Burden.

BAFTA bungles its awards, while hitting the cobbles, I say, its 'Fred Elliot' The Musical.

Temp Cynthia dreams of stardom, but her friends' jobs are under threat. So are her boyfriend and the cat. Stars Llewella Gideon.

The queue builds for the brothers' two-cuts-for-one wedding deal. Stars Rainer Hersch and Catherine Tate. From December 1999. Show more

The consultants' drunken office party looks like a recipe for festive disaster. Starring Marcus Brigstocke. From December 2002. Show more

Fish Gordon has only 48 hours to save the aquarium. Pilot of Dan Freedman and Nick Romero's surreal comedy. From August 1998. Show more

Two women, two Adams. But what is the connection? Are they demon or liberator? Stars Claire Knight and Suzanne Donaldson. Show more

Offred responds to a bizarre request from her commander. Chilllng vision of female oppression. Read by Buffy Davis. Show more

More surprises from the Commander, as Offred reveals how the current state-of-affairs came about. Read by Buffy Davis. Show more

Investigator Stephen J Blackburn hunts for a Canadian's long-lost brother, after a cruel separation. Stars Fine Time Fontayne. Show more

Based on Somerset Maugham's experiences during the first World War. Determined to entrap a renowned traitor, Ashenden co-opts a dancer.

As Emma embarks on a passionate affair, her lover Leon becomes troubled. Stars John Hurt, Sarah Smart and James D'Arcy. Show more

A River Thames corpse sparks a complex mystery for the astute old teahouse customer. Stars Bernard Hepton and Suzanne Burden.

BAFTA bungles its awards, while hitting the cobbles, I say, its 'Fred Elliot' The Musical.

Temp Cynthia dreams of stardom, but her friends' jobs are under threat. So are her boyfriend and the cat. Stars Llewella Gideon.

The queue builds for the brothers' two-cuts-for-one wedding deal. Stars Rainer Hersch and Catherine Tate. From December 1999. Show more

The consultants' drunken office party looks like a recipe for festive disaster. Starring Marcus Brigstocke. From December 2002. Show more

Fish Gordon has only 48 hours to save the aquarium. Pilot of Dan Freedman and Nick Romero's surreal comedy. From August 1998. Show more