With talk of relocating his company, tycoon Jimmy fancies life as a country gent. Stars Bernard Cribbins. From December 1987.

With no cash for a community centre, the priest turns detective over the mayor's plans. Stars Alun Armstrong. From March 2001.

The tragic short life of prolific composer William Baines, who died aged just 23. Stars Douglas Hodge and Anne Stallybrass. Show more

Paul Roseby concludes his look at Tinseltown turkeys with shows that got big laughs on Broadway for all the wrong reasons.

Entertainer Gary Wilmot chooses his favourite tunes and chats about the ups and downs of his career in show business.

'Professor' Bill Oddie muses on the development of radio comedy via Up the Pole, ITMA, Archie's the Boy, Beyond Our Ken, On the Hour, and On the Town with the League of Gentlemen. Show more

How a true email friendship grew between BBC journalist Bee Rowlatt and Iraq-based academic May Witwit. With Souad Faress. Show more

Nick McCarty's tale of a man back in Cyprus after Turkey's invasion, only to find his house untouched. Read by Nicholas Boulton.

When Rupert Sethleigh vanishes, Gladys Mitchell's amateur sleuth Mrs Bradley probes alarming village events. Stars Mary Wimbush. Show more

After nine weeks on air, Radio Prune celebrates its centenary! Stars John Cleese and Tim Brooke-Taylor. From April 1970. Show more

Freshly qualified doctors Sparrow, Evans and Benskin's medical mishaps go on and on. Starring Richard Briers. From June 1969. Show more

Entertainer Gary Wilmot chooses his favourite tunes and chats about the ups and downs of his career in show business.

The tragic short life of prolific composer William Baines, who died aged just 23. Stars Douglas Hodge and Anne Stallybrass. Show more

Paul Roseby concludes his look at Tinseltown turkeys with shows that got big laughs on Broadway for all the wrong reasons.

Mau learns how to build a nation. Daphne learns how to make beer. South Seas adventure read by Matt Addis and Charlie Norfolk.

An inventor's machine is guaranteed to make everyone happy, except his wife. Ray Bradbury's tale of strife stars Jesse Bennett.

'Professor' Bill Oddie muses on the development of radio comedy via Up the Pole, ITMA, Archie's the Boy, Beyond Our Ken, On the Hour, and On the Town with the League of Gentlemen. Show more

Dr Phil Hammond ruminates on drugs, death, sex, the NHS and releasing his inner child. Recorded in Bath in December 2009.

Sarah Millican in Edinburgh, with stand-up and backstage with Chris Forbes, Rob Rouse and Brendon Burns. From October 2010.

An anti-abortion riot breaks out as the private eye's murder probe continues. Sara Paretsky's thriller stars Sharon Gless. Show more

Teddy Thursby, recently enobled, secretly gay and broke, hopes his newfound pal Harry Starks can help. Read by Gareth Armstrong.

A gang war's raging, but a man called Black is there to get things sorted. Paul Cain's classic thriller, read by Peter Marinker.

Mau learns how to build a nation. Daphne learns how to make beer. South Seas adventure read by Matt Addis and Charlie Norfolk.

An inventor's machine is guaranteed to make everyone happy, except his wife. Ray Bradbury's tale of strife stars Jesse Bennett.

Entertainer Gary Wilmot chooses his favourite tunes and chats about the ups and downs of his career in show business.

How a true email friendship grew between BBC journalist Bee Rowlatt and Iraq-based academic May Witwit. With Souad Faress. Show more

Nick McCarty's tale of a man back in Cyprus after Turkey's invasion, only to find his house untouched. Read by Nicholas Boulton.

When Rupert Sethleigh vanishes, Gladys Mitchell's amateur sleuth Mrs Bradley probes alarming village events. Stars Mary Wimbush. Show more

The tragic short life of prolific composer William Baines, who died aged just 23. Stars Douglas Hodge and Anne Stallybrass. Show more