A missionary expedition leads to peril in the far flung Caribbean. Stars Roy Hudd and Denise Coffey. From August 1986.
As the company's dealings become front page news, Simon wonders if he should be forgiven. Stars Darren Boyd. From November 2010. Show more
When a Levenford black sheep turns over a new leaf, the GP is not convinced. AJ Cronin dramatisation with John Gordon Sinclair. Show more
Sara Parker's nostalgic look at the impact of the humble red phone box and the lengths taken to keep them working. From 2000. Show more
Robert Wilson discovers acting isn't everything it appears to be. Stars John Gordon Sinclair. From January 1993. Show more
Popular impressions show with Jon Culshaw, Lewis MacLeod, Jan Ravens, Duncan Wisbey and Debra Stephenson. Show more
Chris Emmett, Fred Harris, Jo Kendall and Nigel Rees release the BBC's first motion picture for radio. From December 1977. Show more
A look back to the year Nineteen Thirty Foot. Sketches and songs with John Cleese and Tim Brooke-Taylor. From April 1964. Show more
David Mitchell challenges Arthur Smith, Phill Jupitus, Tony Hawks and Graeme Garden to hide truths in lies. From November 2009. Show more
Ken's trying to relax, but even on a date with Deborah, advertising is on his mind. Stars Martin Jarvis. From February 1984. Show more
With Gaffer Hexman found dead and John Harmon absent, his father's foreman, Mr Boffin, is the beneficiary. With Simon Cadell.
A young journalist dreams of forbidden love on the streets of Dubai. Read by Steffan Rhodri.
4 Extra Debut. Robert Louis Stevenson sets off with a donkey across France, keeping a journal that became a travelogue. Stars David Tennant. Show more
Chris Emmett, Fred Harris, Jo Kendall and Nigel Rees release the BBC's first motion picture for radio. From December 1977. Show more
A look back to the year Nineteen Thirty Foot. Sketches and songs with John Cleese and Tim Brooke-Taylor. From April 1964. Show more
When a Levenford black sheep turns over a new leaf, the GP is not convinced. AJ Cronin dramatisation with John Gordon Sinclair. Show more
Sara Parker's nostalgic look at the impact of the humble red phone box and the lengths taken to keep them working. From 2000. Show more
Ellie Kendall loves working for her new boss but doesn't fancy him, much to Zack's disappointment. Read by Alex Tregear. Show more
Pepys is given the job of escorting the King's spaniel ashore but cannot stop laughing when the dog misbehaves. Show more
As Lewis struggles to work out exactly what Tamsin wants, their relationship reaches a crisis. Read by Emma Fielding.
With Gaffer Hexman found dead and John Harmon absent, his father's foreman, Mr Boffin, is the beneficiary. With Simon Cadell.
The 4 O'Clock Show
Bjork, Alistair McGowan and the Inheritance Tracks of Judy Finnigan
1 hour
on BBC Radio 4 Extra
Comedian Alistair McGowan praises the humble plum, singer Bjork discusses her love of the Moomins and there is the next part of Tove Jansson's classic tale Finn Family Moomintroll.
The Chester-Perry buying clerk crusades to improve conditions for cleaning ladies. Stars Michael Williams. From December 1999. Show more
Robert Wilson discovers acting isn't everything it appears to be. Stars John Gordon Sinclair. From January 1993. Show more
David Mitchell challenges Arthur Smith, Phill Jupitus, Tony Hawks and Graeme Garden to hide truths in lies. From November 2009. Show more
4 Extra Debut. Comedy writer Carole Matthews, novelist Carl Tighe and playwright Alan McDonald celebrate and criticise mothers. From September 2002. Show more
Chris Emmett, Fred Harris, Jo Kendall and Nigel Rees release the BBC's first motion picture for radio. From December 1977. Show more
A look back to the year Nineteen Thirty Foot. Sketches and songs with John Cleese and Tim Brooke-Taylor. From April 1964. Show more
When a Levenford black sheep turns over a new leaf, the GP is not convinced. AJ Cronin dramatisation with John Gordon Sinclair. Show more
Sara Parker's nostalgic look at the impact of the humble red phone box and the lengths taken to keep them working. From 2000. Show more
Fred MacAulay brings you the pick of the best comedy from the Edinburgh Festival.
Popular impressions show with Jon Culshaw, Lewis MacLeod, Jan Ravens, Duncan Wisbey and Debra Stephenson. Show more
When his teenage son won't be seen out with him, Adam's determined to prove he's cool. Starring Lenny Henry. From October 2009. Show more
The best in contemporary comedy. Tonight, Diane Morgan chats to musical comedian Tom Adams.
The Sheffield singer-songwriter investigates unsolved phenomena. With his agent Ken and guest Patrick Mower. From March 2006. Show more
Sarah Millican in Edinburgh, with stand-up and backstage with Chris Forbes, Rob Rouse and Brendon Burns. From October 2010.
Paul Hamilton visits some young offenders to demonstrate poetry's rehabilitative powers. Stars Kevin Eldon. From April 2008. Show more
Ellie Kendall loves working for her new boss but doesn't fancy him, much to Zack's disappointment. Read by Alex Tregear. Show more
Pepys is given the job of escorting the King's spaniel ashore but cannot stop laughing when the dog misbehaves. Show more
As Lewis struggles to work out exactly what Tamsin wants, their relationship reaches a crisis. Read by Emma Fielding.
David Mitchell challenges Arthur Smith, Phill Jupitus, Tony Hawks and Graeme Garden to hide truths in lies. From November 2009. Show more
4 Extra Debut. Comedy writer Carole Matthews, novelist Carl Tighe and playwright Alan McDonald celebrate and criticise mothers. From September 2002. Show more
When a Levenford black sheep turns over a new leaf, the GP is not convinced. AJ Cronin dramatisation with John Gordon Sinclair. Show more
Sara Parker's nostalgic look at the impact of the humble red phone box and the lengths taken to keep them working. From 2000. Show more
With Gaffer Hexman found dead and John Harmon absent, his father's foreman, Mr Boffin, is the beneficiary. With Simon Cadell.
A young journalist dreams of forbidden love on the streets of Dubai. Read by Steffan Rhodri.
4 Extra Debut. Robert Louis Stevenson sets off with a donkey across France, keeping a journal that became a travelogue. Stars David Tennant. Show more
