The American humourist on having a guest room in 'Company Man', and more extracts from his diary. From December 2013. Show more

Back in Cornwall after 60 years, Marjorie tries to come to terms with her past. Stars Elizabeth Bradley and Tristan Sturrock. Show more

Robert Booth summons Terence Stamp to his study for a quiet word about the actor's school reports. From November 1987. Show more

Arthur organises a fundraising show in the Shoulder of Mutton. The headliner is obvious, but who can support him? Stars Steve Delaney. From January 2009. Show more

Ian McMillan's new poem pays moving tribute to the hope-inspiring chimes of Big Ben on BBC Radio throughout World War II.

Helpful hints from the Smarty Pants family and Knickertwist Copperby. With Jo Kendall and Nigel Rees. From December 1976. Show more

Hijinks abound as the cheeky schoolboy performs in a pantomime, with a twist. 50th anniversary broadcast on the exact day. Stars Jimmy Clitheroe. From December 1963.

When the Germans march into Poland in 1939, the Balicki family are suddenly torn apart by war. Stars Sarah McDonald Hughes.

The intrepid boy reporter, Captain Haddock and Snowy try to avert a coup d'etat. Stars Richard Pearce and Andrew Sachs.

4 Extra Debut. From Bream to A Chorus Line, the Good Life star shares her castaway choices with Roy Plomley. From April 1978.

Freddy becomes convinced that his father played a grisly part in his grandfather's disappearance. Read by Bernard Cribbins. Show more

Actress Maureen Lipman takes a look back on her career in film, TV and the theatre. From October 2000. Show more

Max Bygraves' son chats to Sally Magnusson about growing up with a famous showbiz father. From September 2006. Show more

Ian McMillan's new poem pays moving tribute to the hope-inspiring chimes of Big Ben on BBC Radio throughout World War II.

Back in Cornwall after 60 years, Marjorie tries to come to terms with her past. Stars Elizabeth Bradley and Tristan Sturrock. Show more

Robert Booth summons Terence Stamp to his study for a quiet word about the actor's school reports. From November 1987. Show more

Mysterious events in a house turn frightening in a gripping reworking of the Welsh Blodeuwedd myth. Stars Siriol Jenkins.

Helpful hints from the Smarty Pants family and Knickertwist Copperby. With Jo Kendall and Nigel Rees. From December 1976. Show more

Hijinks abound as the cheeky schoolboy performs in a pantomime, with a twist. 50th anniversary broadcast on the exact day. Stars Jimmy Clitheroe. From December 1963.

The pick of the week's 4 O'Clock Show, with Mel Giedroyc.

When the Germans march into Poland in 1939, the Balicki family are suddenly torn apart by war. Stars Sarah McDonald Hughes.

The intrepid boy reporter, Captain Haddock and Snowy try to avert a coup d'etat. Stars Richard Pearce and Andrew Sachs.

With the planetary decontaminationists on the run, Arnold's apologetic call for melting Earth is traced. Stars Mark Bonnar. Show more

Natalie Haynes introduces the tale of a dangerous obsession for a vampire and a painter. Read by Mark Bonnar and Claire Harry. Show more

Ian McMillan's new poem pays moving tribute to the hope-inspiring chimes of Big Ben on BBC Radio throughout World War II.

Actress Maureen Lipman takes a look back on her career in film, TV and the theatre. From October 2000. Show more

Max Bygraves' son chats to Sally Magnusson about growing up with a famous showbiz father. From September 2006. Show more

Helpful hints from the Smarty Pants family and Knickertwist Copperby. With Jo Kendall and Nigel Rees. From December 1976. Show more

Hijinks abound as the cheeky schoolboy performs in a pantomime, with a twist. 50th anniversary broadcast on the exact day. Stars Jimmy Clitheroe. From December 1963.

4 Extra Debut. From Bream to A Chorus Line, the Good Life star shares her castaway choices with Roy Plomley. From April 1978.

Freddy becomes convinced that his father played a grisly part in his grandfather's disappearance. Read by Bernard Cribbins. Show more

Arthur organises a fundraising show in the Shoulder of Mutton. The headliner is obvious, but who can support him? Stars Steve Delaney. From January 2009. Show more

Will trillionaire Dave buy an African village to go with his part-time radio station? Stars Mark Williams. From November 2009. Show more

For two hours, six nights a week, the Comedy Club offers the best laughs around. Tonight, Arthur Smith chats to Rob Newman.

Phyllis King and Ivor Cutler present offbeat humorous songs, stories and poems. With David Lloyd. From January 1990. Show more

Love is in the air at the museum, and surely nothing can go wrong. Can it? With Helen Atkinson Wood. From September 2009. Show more

With the planetary decontaminationists on the run, Arnold's apologetic call for melting Earth is traced. Stars Mark Bonnar. Show more

Natalie Haynes introduces the tale of a dangerous obsession for a vampire and a painter. Read by Mark Bonnar and Claire Harry. Show more

4 Extra Debut. From Bream to A Chorus Line, the Good Life star shares her castaway choices with Roy Plomley. From April 1978.

Freddy becomes convinced that his father played a grisly part in his grandfather's disappearance. Read by Bernard Cribbins. Show more

Actress Maureen Lipman takes a look back on her career in film, TV and the theatre. From October 2000. Show more

Max Bygraves' son chats to Sally Magnusson about growing up with a famous showbiz father. From September 2006. Show more

Helpful hints from the Smarty Pants family and Knickertwist Copperby. With Jo Kendall and Nigel Rees. From December 1976. Show more

Mysterious events in a house turn frightening in a gripping reworking of the Welsh Blodeuwedd myth. Stars Siriol Jenkins.