James Walton tests Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Jane Thynne and Mark Billingham in the literary panel show. From January 2012. Show more

1860s Canada - Mrs Ross fears her errant son faces blame for murdering a trapper. Stef Penney's mystery stars Meg Fraser.

Clive muses on taking singing lessons. It's all about support and the booby trap in The Flower Song. From July 2001.

Anne is off to Cambridge, but Charlotte does not know the meaning of the word 'thick'. Literally. Is this the end of a beautiful friendship? Stars James Fleet. From June 2012. Show more

The Bishop regrets inviting the Dean to his birthday dinner. Written for radio. Stars William Mervyn. From October 1972. Show more

Mother won't let the cheeky schoolboy keep a pet, but then a wet nose appears. Stars Jimmy Clitheroe. From February 1959.

In an emotional climax, both Rusty and her mother decide that their lives have to change. Stars Jessica Marshall-Gardiner. Show more

There's news of the King of Ruritania - but what of the love between lookalike Rudolf and Princess Flavia? Stars Douglas Hodge.

Castaway choices of the Queen's nephew who tells Sue Lawley about bespoke furniture and modern craftsmanship. From January 2002.

In late summer, the queen ants must establish new colonies - sparking the start of insect warfare. Peter France investigates.

The founding Goon Show member and comic actor looks back to his repeated efforts to sign up for the war. From September 1993.

Russell Davies explores Tony Hancock's relationships with his sidekicks - from Sid James to Kenneth Williams. From 2004. Show more

1860s Canada - Mrs Ross fears her errant son faces blame for murdering a trapper. Stef Penney's mystery stars Meg Fraser.

Clive muses on taking singing lessons. It's all about support and the booby trap in The Flower Song. From July 2001.

Gentleman Commander Adam Dalgliesh probes the murder of a brilliant criminal lawyer. PD James thriller starring Philip Franks. Show more

The Bishop regrets inviting the Dean to his birthday dinner. Written for radio. Stars William Mervyn. From October 1972. Show more

Mother won't let the cheeky schoolboy keep a pet, but then a wet nose appears. Stars Jimmy Clitheroe. From February 1959.

Mel Giedroyc with the best of this week's 4 O'Clock Show celebrating the story telling genius of Hans Christian Anderson.

In an emotional climax, both Rusty and her mother decide that their lives have to change. Stars Jessica Marshall-Gardiner. Show more

There's news of the King of Ruritania - but what of the love between lookalike Rudolf and Princess Flavia? Stars Douglas Hodge.

A look at the life and career of Jimmy Clitheroe, with contributions from friends, family and those who worked alongside him such as Mollie Sugden and Geoffrey Wheeler.

John hears voices warning him off marriage. Nerves or something sinister? Stars Carl Prekopp with Mark Gatiss as the raconteur. Show more

Dave Lister and the crew get answers they don't want, to questions they're afraid to ask. Read by Rimmer himself, Chris Barrie.

The founding Goon Show member and comic actor looks back to his repeated efforts to sign up for the war. From September 1993.

Russell Davies explores Tony Hancock's relationships with his sidekicks - from Sid James to Kenneth Williams. From 2004. Show more

The Bishop regrets inviting the Dean to his birthday dinner. Written for radio. Stars William Mervyn. From October 1972. Show more

Mother won't let the cheeky schoolboy keep a pet, but then a wet nose appears. Stars Jimmy Clitheroe. From February 1959.

Castaway choices of the Queen's nephew who tells Sue Lawley about bespoke furniture and modern craftsmanship. From January 2002.

In late summer, the queen ants must establish new colonies - sparking the start of insect warfare. Peter France investigates.

Anne is off to Cambridge, but Charlotte does not know the meaning of the word 'thick'. Literally. Is this the end of a beautiful friendship? Stars James Fleet. From June 2012. Show more

A dodgy alarm system doesn't help museum cleaner Eva's wedding day nerves. Stars Geoffrey Palmer. From September 2009. Show more

From 10pm until midnight, Arthur Smith hosts the Comedy Club every Friday and Sunday. More from Tim Key's interview with Paul Foot.

Back where it premiered, Matt Lucas and David Walliams' oddball TV smash hit without the cameras. From March 2001.

Dan Freedman and Nick Romero present 'Another Gritty Police drama' and a song from 'Very Frank Sinatra'. From April 2000. Show more

John hears voices warning him off marriage. Nerves or something sinister? Stars Carl Prekopp with Mark Gatiss as the raconteur. Show more

Dave Lister and the crew get answers they don't want, to questions they're afraid to ask. Read by Rimmer himself, Chris Barrie.

Castaway choices of the Queen's nephew who tells Sue Lawley about bespoke furniture and modern craftsmanship. From January 2002.

In late summer, the queen ants must establish new colonies - sparking the start of insect warfare. Peter France investigates.

The founding Goon Show member and comic actor looks back to his repeated efforts to sign up for the war. From September 1993.

Russell Davies explores Tony Hancock's relationships with his sidekicks - from Sid James to Kenneth Williams. From 2004. Show more

The Bishop regrets inviting the Dean to his birthday dinner. Written for radio. Stars William Mervyn. From October 1972. Show more

Gentleman Commander Adam Dalgliesh probes the murder of a brilliant criminal lawyer. PD James thriller starring Philip Franks. Show more