Sandy Chalmers celebrates the long running BBC institution: Toytown - A Portrait of the Mayor and The Boys of Glen Morroch.
Join all your CBeebies friends for songs, rhymes and stories on BBC7.
The platoon is set to take part in a secret worldwide radio broadcast. Adapted from TV with Arthur Lowe. From September 1976. Show more
It's a facelift fracas on the sketch comedy for people growing older disgracefully. Stars Graeme Garden and Neil Innes. From March 2003. Show more
JB Morton's whimsies as performed by Richard Ingrams, John Sessions, Joan Sims and June Whitfield. From November 1994. Show more
Devere takes a shine to Mrs Forbes-Hamilton's guest. Is Audrey jealous? Adapted from TV, with Penelope Keith. From March 1997. Show more
Tess Durbeyfield struggles to overcome the pitfalls of rural poverty and ignorance. Thomas Hardy dramatisation stars Claire Rushbrook and Adam Godley. Show more
The evil supremo meets Dr Faustus. Martin Jenkins' fable adaptation of a man selling his soul to the Devil. Stars Mark Gatiss. Show more
Samuel and Maxine are awake during 1987's English hurricane. Play in verse and rhyme starring Norman Beaton. From October 1988.
The 'dub poet' recorded live in London and in conversation with Carol Ann Duffy. Includes 'Dis Poetry' and 'In A Liverpool'.
The platoon is set to take part in a secret worldwide radio broadcast. Adapted from TV with Arthur Lowe. From September 1976. Show more
Albert's concerned about an offer made to Harold. Adapted from TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From March 1972. Show more
When fraud strikes a pub quiz, the landlord calls in private eye Steven J Blackburn to crack the scam. With Fine Time Fontayne. Show more
Will Denis and Imogene be reunited and will the clergyman reveal the truth? Rufus Sewell concludes the Kent-based adventure.
Crime writers Lindsey Davis and Val McDermid try to solve the dirty death of a doctor. Written and chaired by Simon Brett.
Felicity Finch - Ruth in 'The Archers' - visits Rwanda to see how its first radio soap opera is faring a year on from launch.
A Short History of Ireland
Episode 16: Dreading the Fury of the King; The English Colony
15 minutes
on BBC Radio 7
The country's epic story continues with King John's revenge on his Norman lords, and town development. With Frances Tomelty.
Tagore is one of India's leading figures of the century. William Radice and Jatinder Verma discuss his famous poem.
A new account of the murder of Martin Luther King and the hunt for his killer. Read by Christian Camargo and Clarke Peters.
Playwright and novelist John Mortimer reads from his book and offers lessons in living and growing old disgracefully.
Chris Pizzey presents children's stories, featuring Lily Quench and the Treasure of Mote Ely, Because of Winn-Dixie, Oven Chips For Tea, and one of Thirteen Unpredictable Tales.
JB Morton's whimsies as performed by Richard Ingrams, John Sessions, Joan Sims and June Whitfield. From November 1994. Show more
Devere takes a shine to Mrs Forbes-Hamilton's guest. Is Audrey jealous? Adapted from TV, with Penelope Keith. From March 1997. Show more
A woman claiming her hands are possessed is met with scepticism, until two psychotherapists take a look. Stars Dermot Crowley. Show more
Captain Jet and Lemmy are not the only ones to heed the mysterious voice. 1955 classic set in 1972. Stars Andrew Faulds. Show more
The platoon is set to take part in a secret worldwide radio broadcast. Adapted from TV with Arthur Lowe. From September 1976. Show more
Albert's concerned about an offer made to Harold. Adapted from TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From March 1972. Show more
When fraud strikes a pub quiz, the landlord calls in private eye Steven J Blackburn to crack the scam. With Fine Time Fontayne. Show more
Will Denis and Imogene be reunited and will the clergyman reveal the truth? Rufus Sewell concludes the Kent-based adventure.
The evil supremo meets Dr Faustus. Martin Jenkins' fable adaptation of a man selling his soul to the Devil. Stars Mark Gatiss. Show more
Samuel and Maxine are awake during 1987's English hurricane. Play in verse and rhyme starring Norman Beaton. From October 1988.
The 'dub poet' recorded live in London and in conversation with Carol Ann Duffy. Includes 'Dis Poetry' and 'In A Liverpool'.
It's a facelift fracas on the sketch comedy for people growing older disgracefully. Stars Graeme Garden and Neil Innes. From March 2003. Show more
Joshua chops logs, while Cora reveals a gift for penning pornography. 1770 America sitcom. Stars Andy Hamilton. From June 2004. Show more
The spoof TV sci-fi star explains life's big mysteries. Stars Richard Herring, Stewart Lee and Tom Baker. From October 1992. Show more
Ken comforts Carol, who despairs over transvestite hubby George. Stars Lynda Bellingham and Chris Ellison. From December 2001. Show more
A woman claiming her hands are possessed is met with scepticism, until two psychotherapists take a look. Stars Dermot Crowley. Show more
Captain Jet and Lemmy are not the only ones to heed the mysterious voice. 1955 classic set in 1972. Stars Andrew Faulds. Show more
When fraud strikes a pub quiz, the landlord calls in private eye Steven J Blackburn to crack the scam. With Fine Time Fontayne. Show more
Will Denis and Imogene be reunited and will the clergyman reveal the truth? Rufus Sewell concludes the Kent-based adventure.
The evil supremo meets Dr Faustus. Martin Jenkins' fable adaptation of a man selling his soul to the Devil. Stars Mark Gatiss. Show more
Samuel and Maxine are awake during 1987's English hurricane. Play in verse and rhyme starring Norman Beaton. From October 1988.
The 'dub poet' recorded live in London and in conversation with Carol Ann Duffy. Includes 'Dis Poetry' and 'In A Liverpool'.
Tess Durbeyfield struggles to overcome the pitfalls of rural poverty and ignorance. Thomas Hardy dramatisation stars Claire Rushbrook and Adam Godley. Show more
JB Morton's whimsies as performed by Richard Ingrams, John Sessions, Joan Sims and June Whitfield. From November 1994. Show more
Devere takes a shine to Mrs Forbes-Hamilton's guest. Is Audrey jealous? Adapted from TV, with Penelope Keith. From March 1997. Show more
