Chaos reigns when Mr Sims' class win a trip to the 'Blue Peter' TV studio. Stars James Grout and Karl Howman. From July 1991. Show more

1932: Edgar heads to Kent in a horse-drawn caravan, and someone is interested. Victor Canning's tale stars Richard Griffiths. Show more

Lord Peter Wimsey's undercover probe sees someone get a pasting meant for him. With Ian Carmichael and Allan Cuthbertson. Show more

On a visit to Lady Windermere, a palmist reveals the dashing Lord Arthur Savile's murderous fate. Read by Michael Maloney. Show more

Countess Rosalie no longer loves Prince Ludovico. Can Princess Plethora save the day? Stars Sian Philips. From June 2002. Show more

Grandad Sandy Hopper's quiet life is shattered when his daughter and son-in-law make use of his address. Stars Ronnie Corbett. From July 2011. Show more

The Lad battles for a seat in parliament. Stars Tony Hancock, Sid James, Bill Kerr and Kenneth Williams. From March 1958. Show more

Swinging London cockney-style, and some incredible ears. Sketches and songs with John Cleese and Bill Oddie. From March 1966. Show more

Jennifer joins Mark and his mutt's Thames quest, but there is a surprise on their menu. Stars Timothy Spall. From January 1993. Show more

The frustrations of a backbench MP. Topical sitcom from Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis. Starring James Fleet. From May 2005.

Lucy Honeychurch returns to England much changed after her disturbing trip to Italy. Stars Julia McKenzie and Sheila Hancock. Show more

Addy Syson returns to the unchanging 'country of his past'. But what of the girl he left behind? Read by Peter Meakin. Show more

Poor parishioners revolt and curious medical problems in the diary of Somerset parson William Holland. Stars Ronald Pickup.

The Lad battles for a seat in parliament. Stars Tony Hancock, Sid James, Bill Kerr and Kenneth Williams. From March 1958. Show more

Swinging London cockney-style, and some incredible ears. Sketches and songs with John Cleese and Bill Oddie. From March 1966. Show more

Lord Peter Wimsey's undercover probe sees someone get a pasting meant for him. With Ian Carmichael and Allan Cuthbertson. Show more

On a visit to Lady Windermere, a palmist reveals the dashing Lord Arthur Savile's murderous fate. Read by Michael Maloney. Show more

George Darrow arrives at Givre in his pursuit of Anna, but they're soon quibbling. Stars Jodhi May and Julian Ovenden. Show more

The second Opium War begins with the killing of a French missionary in China. Anna Massey continues the history of Britain.

Tensions remain as Principal Fielding invites East and West to tea, sparking an ill-considered offer. Read by Samuel West.

Horatio Nelson's attention works wonders for Emma's social standing. But what of her husband Sir William? Read by Polly Walker.

Lucy Honeychurch returns to England much changed after her disturbing trip to Italy. Stars Julia McKenzie and Sheila Hancock. Show more

Mel Giedroyc continues the classic tale, Roald Dahl's Matilda. She finds out about the history of hair dye and hears golfer Sam Torrance's Inheritance Tracks.

The GP finds a touring Cinderella is more like opera than panto. AJ Cronin dramatisation with John Gordon Sinclair. Show more

Countess Rosalie no longer loves Prince Ludovico. Can Princess Plethora save the day? Stars Sian Philips. From June 2002. Show more

As Captain Jet Morgan's crew are pursued on the dark side of the moon, they drift dangerously off course. Stars Andrew Faulds. Show more

Bill and Coker check out of Tynsham Manor and set out to track down the rest of the University group. Cult novel read by Roger May.

The Lad battles for a seat in parliament. Stars Tony Hancock, Sid James, Bill Kerr and Kenneth Williams. From March 1958. Show more

Swinging London cockney-style, and some incredible ears. Sketches and songs with John Cleese and Bill Oddie. From March 1966. Show more

Lord Peter Wimsey's undercover probe sees someone get a pasting meant for him. With Ian Carmichael and Allan Cuthbertson. Show more

On a visit to Lady Windermere, a palmist reveals the dashing Lord Arthur Savile's murderous fate. Read by Michael Maloney. Show more

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

Grandad Sandy Hopper's quiet life is shattered when his daughter and son-in-law make use of his address. Stars Ronnie Corbett. From July 2011. Show more

Will maverick BBC reporter George Cragge unmask the serial killer? Comedy thriller with Michael Williams. Show more

From 10pm until midnight, Sunday to Friday, join us for the Comedy Club. Bridget Christie's second Edinburgh Diary entry.

Grandad, father and son collide, when burglars ransack their Birmingham shop. Stars Lenny Henry. From March 2008. Show more

How to talk to an emperor and inventing Saturday night TV shows. Stars David Mitchell and Robert Webb. From August 2009. Show more

As Captain Jet Morgan's crew are pursued on the dark side of the moon, they drift dangerously off course. Stars Andrew Faulds. Show more

Bill and Coker check out of Tynsham Manor and set out to track down the rest of the University group. Cult novel read by Roger May.

Lord Peter Wimsey's undercover probe sees someone get a pasting meant for him. With Ian Carmichael and Allan Cuthbertson. Show more

On a visit to Lady Windermere, a palmist reveals the dashing Lord Arthur Savile's murderous fate. Read by Michael Maloney. Show more

Jennifer joins Mark and his mutt's Thames quest, but there is a surprise on their menu. Stars Timothy Spall. From January 1993. Show more

The frustrations of a backbench MP. Topical sitcom from Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis. Starring James Fleet. From May 2005.

Lucy Honeychurch returns to England much changed after her disturbing trip to Italy. Stars Julia McKenzie and Sheila Hancock. Show more

Addy Syson returns to the unchanging 'country of his past'. But what of the girl he left behind? Read by Peter Meakin. Show more

Poor parishioners revolt and curious medical problems in the diary of Somerset parson William Holland. Stars Ronald Pickup.