James Walton quizzes Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Sir Andrew Motion and Sue Limb in the literary panel show. From January 2012. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Controversial children's writer and wolf enthusiast Eleanor Fane-Gore reveals her true pedigree.

4 Extra Debut. Comic portraits of five extraordinary characters. Rebecca and Jeremy Front explore the lives and achievements of some incredible women.

Peggy Saville was the innocent star of the Round The Back film comedies. Or was she? With Rebecca and Jeremy Front.

Kate Wilkie develops a taste for adventure when aged 12 she has to rescue her father from a crevasse. With Brian Blessed.

Valerie Panther isn't just an unstoppable media success, she's an official Media Integrity Czar. With Rebecca and Jeremy Front.

Clive James muses on the influence of one of his university lecturers, and the contents of his cellar.

The Olympics are coming to Woodstock, so what better time for Sir William to go on a go-slow and for Henry to hunt for dragons? Stars James Fleet. From June 2012. Show more

Clerical confusion abounds over the Archdeacon's tell-all book. Written for radio. Stars Robertson Hare. From July 1972. Show more

When Kitty hears about Ted's raise, she wants to splash out. Stars Ted Ray, Kitty Bluett and Kenneth Connor. From January 1960. Show more

With the loss of her only friend, Rusty is desperate to return to her second family in America. Stars Jessica Marshall-Gardiner. Show more

The King of Ruritania has disappeared - so lookalike Rudolf Rassendyll keeps up the deception to find him. Stars Douglas Hodge.

Castaway choices of the royal family member who tells Roy Plomley of her love of music and interior design. From January 1984.

Early summer sees the wood ants preparing to mate, but forest cyclists put their nest in danger. Peter France investigates.

More memories of original Goon, Michael Bentine. Australia and New York, plus some outrageous showbiz pals. From November 1993. Show more

Mark Radcliffe looks at the comedians' comedian, Jimmy James, a teetotaller revered for his stage act of playing a drunk. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Controversial children's writer and wolf enthusiast Eleanor Fane-Gore reveals her true pedigree.

4 Extra Debut. Comic portraits of five extraordinary characters. Rebecca and Jeremy Front explore the lives and achievements of some incredible women.

Peggy Saville was the innocent star of the Round The Back film comedies. Or was she? With Rebecca and Jeremy Front.

Kate Wilkie develops a taste for adventure when aged 12 she has to rescue her father from a crevasse. With Brian Blessed.

Valerie Panther isn't just an unstoppable media success, she's an official Media Integrity Czar. With Rebecca and Jeremy Front.

Clive James muses on the influence of one of his university lecturers, and the contents of his cellar.

Matthew Palmer inherits an old house haunted by its creepy, black magic past. Stars Philip Glenister and Nigel Anthony. Show more

Clerical confusion abounds over the Archdeacon's tell-all book. Written for radio. Stars Robertson Hare. From July 1972. Show more

When Kitty hears about Ted's raise, she wants to splash out. Stars Ted Ray, Kitty Bluett and Kenneth Connor. From January 1960. Show more

Join Mel Giedroyc for the highlights of a week which included jellied eels, cowboys, snakes and a concert pianist who has four grand pianos - and loves steak and chips.

With the loss of her only friend, Rusty is desperate to return to her second family in America. Stars Jessica Marshall-Gardiner. Show more

The King of Ruritania has disappeared - so lookalike Rudolf Rassendyll keeps up the deception to find him. Stars Douglas Hodge.

Revealing how the comedian took off as a radio star, Miriam Marx Allen concludes her reminiscences with Tony Staveacre.

A silver-surfer takes on spammers – but the cyber-sharks are circling. Stars John Rowe with Mark Gatiss as the creepy raconteur. Show more

The prospect of female company spurs on a rescue mission from Dave Lister and crewmates. Read by Rimmer himself, Chris Barrie.

More memories of original Goon, Michael Bentine. Australia and New York, plus some outrageous showbiz pals. From November 1993. Show more

Mark Radcliffe looks at the comedians' comedian, Jimmy James, a teetotaller revered for his stage act of playing a drunk. Show more

Clerical confusion abounds over the Archdeacon's tell-all book. Written for radio. Stars Robertson Hare. From July 1972. Show more

When Kitty hears about Ted's raise, she wants to splash out. Stars Ted Ray, Kitty Bluett and Kenneth Connor. From January 1960. Show more

Castaway choices of the royal family member who tells Roy Plomley of her love of music and interior design. From January 1984.

Early summer sees the wood ants preparing to mate, but forest cyclists put their nest in danger. Peter France investigates.

The Olympics are coming to Woodstock, so what better time for Sir William to go on a go-slow and for Henry to hunt for dragons? Stars James Fleet. From June 2012. Show more

A hard decision gets harder thanks to 'favours' being offered. Starring Geoffrey Palmer and Julian Rhind-Tutt. From August 2009. Show more

From 10pm - midnight, Sunday to Friday, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Arthur Smith has a bench-based chat with stand-up Diane Morgan.

t became a TV smash hit, but Matt Lucas and David Walliams' oddball comedy premiered first - on radio. From August 2000. Show more

Dan Freedman and Nick Romero with Hong Feng Shui and Right Said Freud. Recorded at the Edinburgh Festival. From April 2000. Show more

A silver-surfer takes on spammers – but the cyber-sharks are circling. Stars John Rowe with Mark Gatiss as the creepy raconteur. Show more

The prospect of female company spurs on a rescue mission from Dave Lister and crewmates. Read by Rimmer himself, Chris Barrie.

Castaway choices of the royal family member who tells Roy Plomley of her love of music and interior design. From January 1984.

Early summer sees the wood ants preparing to mate, but forest cyclists put their nest in danger. Peter France investigates.

More memories of original Goon, Michael Bentine. Australia and New York, plus some outrageous showbiz pals. From November 1993. Show more

Mark Radcliffe looks at the comedians' comedian, Jimmy James, a teetotaller revered for his stage act of playing a drunk. Show more

Clerical confusion abounds over the Archdeacon's tell-all book. Written for radio. Stars Robertson Hare. From July 1972. Show more

Matthew Palmer inherits an old house haunted by its creepy, black magic past. Stars Philip Glenister and Nigel Anthony. Show more