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On their Italian holiday, the author and her family visit Assisi to learn about the life of St Francis. Read by Holly Aird.
Mel Giedroyc celebrates strawberries and cream season with a lesson in how to make the perfect summer pavlova. And gardener Monty Don shares some of his favourite music.
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The mysterious powers of the alien children start to become destructive. Stars Manning Wilson and Pauline Yates. Show more
The Brightonomicon
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30 minutes
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Rizla must hit the mean streets to try and stop an assassination. Fantastical comic serial with David Warner and Elliott Stein.
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Who is the strange woman that Tom Wallace sees? Why can he sense other people's emotions? Read by Trevor White. Show more
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30 minutes
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A chilling tale of what happened when a greedy soldier gets all that he wishes for. Stars Stephen Fry. From January 1987. Show more
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30 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 ExtraRizla must hit the mean streets to try and stop an assassination. Fantastical comic serial with David Warner and Elliott Stein.
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Ad man Ken Handley faces his own emergency when he's coerced into a Samaritans campaign. Stars Martin Jarvis. From March 1984. Show more
Chairman Humphrey Lyttelton welcomes Willie Rushton, Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden and Barry Cryer. From November 1991.
Kirsty Young presents highlights from the Desert Island Discs archive. Revisit the castaway choices of stand-up comedian Jo Brand. From March 2007.
The author talks about creating fiction based on the lives of famous writers - in conversation with Mark Lawson.
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