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

Suspects abound as Lord Peter Wimsey dons fancy dress to probe an advertising copywriter's murder. Stars Ian Carmichael. Show more

Acting on the palmist's chilling prediction, the dapper Lord is in for a new shock. Michael Maloney reads Oscar Wilde's mystery. Show more

Rosie sets up an environmental conference, but is the sponsor as green as he claims? Stars Prunella Scales. From August 2003. Show more

Sanjay sparks chaos in Lenzie during his work experience at the local paper. Stars Sanjeev Kohli and Donald McLeary. From April 2011. Show more

Jim Hacker tries to excavate himself from problems with badgers. Stars Paul Eddington and Nigel Hawthorne. From November 1983. Show more

Mainwaring realises Corporal Jones's money troubles involve the whole platoon. Adapted from TV with Clive Dunn. From July 1976. Show more

John Sheets makes a welcome arrival and a game of cricket is proposed. Lakeland poets parody with Simon Callow. From June 1987. Show more

Michael McIntyre resorts to toilet humour and Lucy Porter tells tall stories of giraffes. David Mitchell chairs. From May 2008.

Engaged to Cecil, but haunted by her dreams of George - Lucy Honeychurch feels muddled. Stars Sheila Hancock and Julia McKenzie. Show more

A tale of public and private anguish, based around the Battle of Agincourt. Trevor Nicholls reads Rose Tremain's short story.

Unruly parishioners, lazy farmers and a bucolic manservant - the life of Somerset parson William Holland. Stars Ronald Pickup.

Jim Hacker tries to excavate himself from problems with badgers. Stars Paul Eddington and Nigel Hawthorne. From November 1983. Show more

Mainwaring realises Corporal Jones's money troubles involve the whole platoon. Adapted from TV with Clive Dunn. From July 1976. Show more

Suspects abound as Lord Peter Wimsey dons fancy dress to probe an advertising copywriter's murder. Stars Ian Carmichael. Show more

Acting on the palmist's chilling prediction, the dapper Lord is in for a new shock. Michael Maloney reads Oscar Wilde's mystery. Show more

Just as Anna's life looks set to begin with George, a surprise awaits him. Stars Jodhi May, Sian Thomas and Ben Miles. Show more

Kenton goes rock climbing with Meriel in an effort to bond, but finds age and jet lag don't help. Meanwhile, Jolene learns about Kenton's past from ex-wife Mel. Show more

Adela makes a decision about her future with Ronny, but fate intervenes on the Marabar Road. Read by Samuel West. Episode 4 of 15.

Back in England, Emma gives birth. Desperate to be with her, Nelson searches for a perfect country house. Read by Polly Walker.

Engaged to Cecil, but haunted by her dreams of George - Lucy Honeychurch feels muddled. Stars Sheila Hancock and Julia McKenzie. Show more

Mel Giedroyc with Roald Dahl's wonderful story 'Matilda'. Today Matilda writes a limerick for her teacher, and we hear poet John Hegley on the art of the limerick.

Megan's still keen to escape the farm and study. But her father's not listening. Stars Geoffrey Whitehead. From September 2000. Show more

Rosie sets up an environmental conference, but is the sponsor as green as he claims? Stars Prunella Scales. From August 2003. Show more

Jet and his crew find themselves on a curiously familiar planet as visitors arrive. Stars Andrew Faulds and Alfie Bass. Show more

More determined than ever to find his friend Josella, Bill Masen faces a tough decision. Cult novel read by Roger May.

Jim Hacker tries to excavate himself from problems with badgers. Stars Paul Eddington and Nigel Hawthorne. From November 1983. Show more

Mainwaring realises Corporal Jones's money troubles involve the whole platoon. Adapted from TV with Clive Dunn. From July 1976. Show more

Suspects abound as Lord Peter Wimsey dons fancy dress to probe an advertising copywriter's murder. Stars Ian Carmichael. Show more

Acting on the palmist's chilling prediction, the dapper Lord is in for a new shock. Michael Maloney reads Oscar Wilde's mystery. Show more

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

Sanjay sparks chaos in Lenzie during his work experience at the local paper. Stars Sanjeev Kohli and Donald McLeary. From April 2011. Show more

Ricky's boys are drawn against the North East's notoriously hard team Crunchthorpe United. 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 second Edinburgh Diary entry.

How to be a politician - and tabloid obsessions. Andy Hamilton and Nick Revell's sharp-edged topical humour. From August 1985. Show more

Sketch show with a comic slant on human frailties. With Tom Basden, Tim Key and Lloyd Woolf. From November 2008. Show more

Jet and his crew find themselves on a curiously familiar planet as visitors arrive. Stars Andrew Faulds and Alfie Bass. Show more

More determined than ever to find his friend Josella, Bill Masen faces a tough decision. Cult novel read by Roger May.

Suspects abound as Lord Peter Wimsey dons fancy dress to probe an advertising copywriter's murder. Stars Ian Carmichael. Show more

Acting on the palmist's chilling prediction, the dapper Lord is in for a new shock. Michael Maloney reads Oscar Wilde's mystery. Show more

John Sheets makes a welcome arrival and a game of cricket is proposed. Lakeland poets parody with Simon Callow. From June 1987. Show more

Michael McIntyre resorts to toilet humour and Lucy Porter tells tall stories of giraffes. David Mitchell chairs. From May 2008.

Engaged to Cecil, but haunted by her dreams of George - Lucy Honeychurch feels muddled. Stars Sheila Hancock and Julia McKenzie. Show more

A tale of public and private anguish, based around the Battle of Agincourt. Trevor Nicholls reads Rose Tremain's short story.

Unruly parishioners, lazy farmers and a bucolic manservant - the life of Somerset parson William Holland. Stars Ronald Pickup.