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Happy campers - and Tarzan swings in with Jane and Cheetah. Stars Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick and Joan Sims. From June 1969. Show more
Robin is driving to Glasgow, but Wendy lets the train take the strain. Stars Kay Stonham and Simon Greenall. From May 2003.
Four Joneses and a Jenkins
September: Watch the Birdie
30 minutes
on BBC Radio 7Available for 12 months
An everyday story of sheep, sin and scholarship under the shadow of the Long Mynd. Stars Geoffrey Whitehead. From August 2000. Show more
The air crew dodge a fuel and financial crisis with the aid of the Scottish cricket team. Stars Stephanie Cole. From July 2008. Show more
As Plantagenet Palliser's government comes under attack, so Lopez's standing becomes more difficult. Stars Sophie Thompson.
As he and Blackie help her recovery, Richardson must face up to what love for Lydia really means. Stars Tim Pigott-Smith. Show more
The detective superintendent heads to a coffee bar, where a man lies dead upstairs - but who killed him? Stars Imelda Staunton. Show more
Happy campers - and Tarzan swings in with Jane and Cheetah. Stars Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick and Joan Sims. From June 1969. Show more
Legendary British musical theatre star Evelyn Laye joins the dear ladies for songs and conversation. From December 1990. Show more
Actor Charles Paris meets student Anna and makes a discovery about Willy's death. Francis Matthews stars as the amateur sleuth.
Lew gets closer to Deborah and thinks there's a clue to Shaun's disappearance. Read by Ray Shell. Show more
Simon Hoggart considers the future of spontaneous public speaking, as technology continues to shape the world of communication.
Life begins at 40? The pain and pleasure of Middle Age. The clock is ticking, but is the Big Goodbye to be feared or welcomed?
Convinced that his devious plan will net him a fortune, Martin makes his arrangements. Read by Martin Jarvis.
Concluding her own biography, campaigner Claire Rayner recalls how she became an agony aunt, and her experience of cancer.
As Plantagenet Palliser's government comes under attack, so Lopez's standing becomes more difficult. Stars Sophie Thompson.
Kirsten O'Brien presents children's stories featuring The Folk of the Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton, Horrid Henry by Francesca Simon and At the Firefly Gate by Linda Newbery.
Four Joneses and a Jenkins
September: Watch the Birdie
30 minutes
on BBC Radio 7Available for 12 months
An everyday story of sheep, sin and scholarship under the shadow of the Long Mynd. Stars Geoffrey Whitehead. From August 2000. Show more
The air crew dodge a fuel and financial crisis with the aid of the Scottish cricket team. Stars Stephanie Cole. From July 2008. Show more
Set in a complex state of beliefs, the Great God Om appears before novice monk Brutha. Stars Anton Lesser. Show more
By Polly Devlin. Strong moonlight forces spark a sequence of events which echo across generations. Read by Frances Tomelty. Show more
It's Henry Jekyll's turn to tell the story, as the bizarre truth is finally revealed. Concluded by Tim Pigott-Smith. From April 1996.
Happy campers - and Tarzan swings in with Jane and Cheetah. Stars Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick and Joan Sims. From June 1969. Show more
Legendary British musical theatre star Evelyn Laye joins the dear ladies for songs and conversation. From December 1990. Show more
Actor Charles Paris meets student Anna and makes a discovery about Willy's death. Francis Matthews stars as the amateur sleuth.
Lew gets closer to Deborah and thinks there's a clue to Shaun's disappearance. Read by Ray Shell. Show more
As he and Blackie help her recovery, Richardson must face up to what love for Lydia really means. Stars Tim Pigott-Smith. Show more
The detective superintendent heads to a coffee bar, where a man lies dead upstairs - but who killed him? Stars Imelda Staunton. Show more
Robin is driving to Glasgow, but Wendy lets the train take the strain. Stars Kay Stonham and Simon Greenall. From May 2003.
Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis laugh at the unlucky escapades of celebrities and leaders. With Kevin Day. From February 1999.
Stand-up at London's Comedy Store, with host Simon Bligh, John Mann, Marian Unfaithful and Paul Tonkinson. From December 1998. Show more
Young Pip must thwart his evil guardian's plans. Mark Evans's Dickensian spoof stars Richard Johnson. From August 2007.
Set in a complex state of beliefs, the Great God Om appears before novice monk Brutha. Stars Anton Lesser. Show more
By Polly Devlin. Strong moonlight forces spark a sequence of events which echo across generations. Read by Frances Tomelty. Show more
It's Henry Jekyll's turn to tell the story, as the bizarre truth is finally revealed. Concluded by Tim Pigott-Smith. From April 1996.
Actor Charles Paris meets student Anna and makes a discovery about Willy's death. Francis Matthews stars as the amateur sleuth.
Lew gets closer to Deborah and thinks there's a clue to Shaun's disappearance. Read by Ray Shell. Show more
As he and Blackie help her recovery, Richardson must face up to what love for Lydia really means. Stars Tim Pigott-Smith. Show more
The detective superintendent heads to a coffee bar, where a man lies dead upstairs - but who killed him? Stars Imelda Staunton. Show more
As Plantagenet Palliser's government comes under attack, so Lopez's standing becomes more difficult. Stars Sophie Thompson.
Simon Hoggart considers the future of spontaneous public speaking, as technology continues to shape the world of communication.
Life begins at 40? The pain and pleasure of Middle Age. The clock is ticking, but is the Big Goodbye to be feared or welcomed?
Convinced that his devious plan will net him a fortune, Martin makes his arrangements. Read by Martin Jarvis.
Concluding her own biography, campaigner Claire Rayner recalls how she became an agony aunt, and her experience of cancer.
