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A peaceful Saturday afternoon at St Oggs is rudely interrupted. Stars William Mervyn and Jonathan Cecil. From December 1972. Show more
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A school trip for Luke, Maria and Clyde turns to horror when mysterious standing stones come to life. Read by 'Sarah Jane' herself, Elisabeth Sladen.
Kirsty Young presents highlights from the Desert Island Discs archive. Revisit the castaway choices of stand-up comedian Jo Brand. From March 2007.
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Michael Williams plays 1940s radio star Robb Wilton, negotiating the more difficult aspects of charity fundraising in the 1980s. Show more
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Clive James - Even As We Speak
Episode 5: Destination Europe; Running Beside Ron Clarke
15 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 ExtraIn the last of his essays, the writer shares thoughts on European unity and the joy of gyms. From July 2001.
It's the early 19th century - a time of unrest. A group of radicals plans to assassinate the cabinet. Stars Ian Hogg. Show more
A peaceful Saturday afternoon at St Oggs is rudely interrupted. Stars William Mervyn and Jonathan Cecil. From December 1972. Show more
When Granddad comes into money, the naughty schoolboy is faced with boarding school. Stars Jimmy Clitheroe. From November 1964.
Mel Giedroyc picks the best bits of 4 O'Clock Show. The story was 'The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Thirteenth Stone', which meant Mel 'time travelled' anytime, anyplace, anywhere.
A school trip for Luke, Maria and Clyde turns to horror when mysterious standing stones come to life. Read by 'Sarah Jane' herself, Elisabeth Sladen.
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Mark Gatiss introduces Penelope Skinner's chilling tale of a young woman's terror on an ancient road. Stars Laura Molyneux. Show more
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A family dinner inspires Kate to spend time with her daughter Phoebe. But when Kate is called away from their shopping trip, things start to go wrong.
Michael Williams plays 1940s radio star Robb Wilton, negotiating the more difficult aspects of charity fundraising in the 1980s. Show more
A peaceful Saturday afternoon at St Oggs is rudely interrupted. Stars William Mervyn and Jonathan Cecil. From December 1972. Show more
When Granddad comes into money, the naughty schoolboy is faced with boarding school. Stars Jimmy Clitheroe. From November 1964.
Kirsty Young presents highlights from the Desert Island Discs archive. Revisit the castaway choices of stand-up comedian Jo Brand. From March 2007.
Exiled in England, a retired Irishman sustains himself by imagining working the farm he lost back home. Read by Sean McGinley.
Missing for six years, Brian has stories to tell. He relives his adventures in Gravinia. Stars Neil Pearson. From July 2012. Show more
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Mark Gatiss introduces Penelope Skinner's chilling tale of a young woman's terror on an ancient road. Stars Laura Molyneux. Show more
Ichabod Crane comes face-to-face with his worst nightmare. Martin Jarvis concludes Washington Irving's supernatural classic. Show more
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 and founder Goon explains the exact moment when his comic inspiration reached full fruition. From October 1993. Show more
A family dinner inspires Kate to spend time with her daughter Phoebe. But when Kate is called away from their shopping trip, things start to go wrong.
Michael Williams plays 1940s radio star Robb Wilton, negotiating the more difficult aspects of charity fundraising in the 1980s. Show more
A peaceful Saturday afternoon at St Oggs is rudely interrupted. Stars William Mervyn and Jonathan Cecil. From December 1972. Show more
It's the early 19th century - a time of unrest. A group of radicals plans to assassinate the cabinet. Stars Ian Hogg. Show more
