The celebrated GP meets his match with Scotland's stingiest widow. AJ Cronin dramatisation with John Gordon Sinclair. Show more

Salvatore is hell bent on making his family take confession, and covering up the cherubs. Stars David Swift. From June 2002. Show more

Lord Peter Wimsey exchanges harsh words with Harriet, and a dinner date leads to a shocking revelation. Stars Ian Carmichael. Show more

The gentleman thief has many criminal and sporting adversaries, but none as formidable as Jacques Saillaid. Stars Jeremy Clyde. Show more

When Rosie's company runs a poetry competition, it's hard to tell fact from fiction. Stars Prunella Scales. From August 2003. Show more

Alok gets engaged to the daughter of a successful rival shop owner. Stars Sanjeev Kohli and Donald McLeary. From April 2011. Show more

Sir Humphrey warns on public-private partnership and Jim finds it takes two to quango. Stars Paul Eddington. From November 1983. Show more

Jones and Godfrey goof on a platoon exercise involving live ammunition. Adapted from TV with Clive Dunn. From June 1976. Show more

Dorothy is perturbed by de Quinine and Sir Walter Spott arrives. Lakeland poets parody with Miriam Margolyes. From May 1987. Show more

David Mitchell hosts the game show in which panellists are encouraged to tell lies. With Alan Davies, Simon Evans, Tony Hawks and Phill Jupitus.

Black teacher Ricardo Braithwaite gets a job in a tough East End school in post-war London. Stars Kwame Kwei Armah. Show more

A Sicilian man reveals the unsettling tale of his ill-fated older brother, who was cursed by a sea nymph. Read by Dan Stevens. Show more

Hull, 1957. Librarian Philip Larkin receives an official-looking letter that sends him into a spin. Stars Adrian Scarborough. From April 2008. Show more

Sir Humphrey warns on public-private partnership and Jim finds it takes two to quango. Stars Paul Eddington. From November 1983. Show more

Jones and Godfrey goof on a platoon exercise involving live ammunition. Adapted from TV with Clive Dunn. From June 1976. Show more

Lord Peter Wimsey exchanges harsh words with Harriet, and a dinner date leads to a shocking revelation. Stars Ian Carmichael. Show more

The gentleman thief has many criminal and sporting adversaries, but none as formidable as Jacques Saillaid. Stars Jeremy Clyde. Show more

Queenie gives birth to a beautiful baby boy, but who is the father? Stars Lyndsey Marshal and Stephen Tompkinson.

Fallon discovers she's not the only one who had an eventful night. Kirsty fills her in on events in the cottage and Harry makes a life-changing decision.

Summoned to her home at 1.30am, Colin learns Monroe's darkest fears and glimpses her steely ambition. Read by Samuel Barnett.

Black teacher Ricardo Braithwaite gets a job in a tough East End school in post-war London. Stars Kwame Kwei Armah. Show more

Hear Evan Davies' historic rendition of Bohemian Rhapsody on the paper and comb. And if that's not mad enough for you, what about howling at the full moon? With Mel Giedroyc. Show more

Megan awaits news, Mr Bootle considers his position and Mr Jenkins considers Megan. Stars Geoffrey Whitehead. From August 2000. Show more

When Rosie's company runs a poetry competition, it's hard to tell fact from fiction. Stars Prunella Scales. From August 2003. Show more

Captain Jet Morgan is disturbed by visions and a sense of foreboding - as his rocket fails to respond. Stars Andrew Faulds. Show more

The University group with Bill and Josella are ready to begin a new life together, but some have other ideas. Cult novel read by Roger May.

Sir Humphrey warns on public-private partnership and Jim finds it takes two to quango. Stars Paul Eddington. From November 1983. Show more

Jones and Godfrey goof on a platoon exercise involving live ammunition. Adapted from TV with Clive Dunn. From June 1976. Show more

Lord Peter Wimsey exchanges harsh words with Harriet, and a dinner date leads to a shocking revelation. Stars Ian Carmichael. Show more

The gentleman thief has many criminal and sporting adversaries, but none as formidable as Jacques Saillaid. Stars Jeremy Clyde. Show more

Fred MacAulay brings you the pick of the best comedy from the Edinburgh Festival.

Alok gets engaged to the daughter of a successful rival shop owner. Stars Sanjeev Kohli and Donald McLeary. From April 2011. Show more

Ricky's new tabloid column teaches him some hard lessons about life - and Gloria Hunniford. Stars Alexei Sayle. From April 1989. Show more

From 10pm until midnight, Sunday to Friday, join us for the Comedy Club. Peacock and Gamble's first Edinburgh Diary entry.

Save the seal - and how to lose unwanted hair. Andy Hamilton and Nick Revell's sharp-edged topical humour. From August 1985. Show more

Three generations collide - with Grandad's part-time career as a DJ in jeopardy. Stars Lenny Henry. From March 2008. Show more

Captain Jet Morgan is disturbed by visions and a sense of foreboding - as his rocket fails to respond. Stars Andrew Faulds. Show more

The University group with Bill and Josella are ready to begin a new life together, but some have other ideas. Cult novel read by Roger May.

Lord Peter Wimsey exchanges harsh words with Harriet, and a dinner date leads to a shocking revelation. Stars Ian Carmichael. Show more

The gentleman thief has many criminal and sporting adversaries, but none as formidable as Jacques Saillaid. Stars Jeremy Clyde. Show more

Dorothy is perturbed by de Quinine and Sir Walter Spott arrives. Lakeland poets parody with Miriam Margolyes. From May 1987. Show more

David Mitchell hosts the game show in which panellists are encouraged to tell lies. With Alan Davies, Simon Evans, Tony Hawks and Phill Jupitus.

Black teacher Ricardo Braithwaite gets a job in a tough East End school in post-war London. Stars Kwame Kwei Armah. Show more

A Sicilian man reveals the unsettling tale of his ill-fated older brother, who was cursed by a sea nymph. Read by Dan Stevens. Show more

Hull, 1957. Librarian Philip Larkin receives an official-looking letter that sends him into a spin. Stars Adrian Scarborough. From April 2008. Show more