Mrs Potter-Smith aims to bring the curtain down on the Blue Doors' latest show. Stars James Lance and Caroline Harker.

After finding the legion's lost Eagle, Marcus and Esca must risk everything to retake it. Stars Tom Smith and Tony Kearney.

The infamous Lizzie Borden, imagined as a four-year-old having an extraordinary encounter at the circus. Angela Carter's short story, read by Liza Ross.

Malcolm McLaren celebrates the life of fashion designer Christian Dior and his 1940s creation - the New Look. From October 2007.

Smuggler Jago is kidnapped, but can he survive in polite city society? Stars Sheridan Smith and Alison Steadman. From May 2004. Show more

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The newlyweds need more money, but will George like Kate's new job? Stars Richard Briers and Prunella Scales. From June 1965. Show more

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Crossword compiler Stephen gets embroiled with lovely widow Penny. Romantic tale starring Wendy Craig and Geoffrey Palmer.

A forensic insight into the corrosive impact of tabloid press journalism on one young woman. Stars Nicola Schossler. Show more

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The newlyweds need more money, but will George like Kate's new job? Stars Richard Briers and Prunella Scales. From June 1965. Show more

Captain Povey and the crew are called to the Admiralty, but devious Pertwee has got a plan. Stars Jon Pertwee. From June 1959. Show more

The infamous Lizzie Borden, imagined as a four-year-old having an extraordinary encounter at the circus. Angela Carter's short story, read by Liza Ross.

Malcolm McLaren celebrates the life of fashion designer Christian Dior and his 1940s creation - the New Look. From October 2007.

Darkly comic cult novel about the low life of a struggling 1930s door-to-door salesman. Richard is eking out an existence in a boarding house. Read by Carl Prekopp. Show more

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By Theresa Heskins. Could Ann Vaux, cousin of the Gunpowder Plot conspirator Robert Catesby, be involved? Stars Carolyn Pickles.

Sheila Hancock reads her own and husband John's life stories, framed by her diaries of their deep and passionate partnership. Show more

Crossword compiler Stephen gets embroiled with lovely widow Penny. Romantic tale starring Wendy Craig and Geoffrey Palmer.

Mel Giedroyc begins a new story, My Teacher Fried My Brains by Bruce Coville. Plus author Neil Gaiman shares two of his favourite books for younger readers.

Bill wants Richard and Liza to cool their ardour, while Faith is stoking the fires. Stars James Bolam and Lynda Bellingham. From1991. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Mother Courage follows warring armies with her travelling canteen, selling provisions. But at what cost? Stars Shelia Hancock. Show more

Welsh singing legend Tom Jones chooses Vaughn Monroe's 'Riders in the Sky' and 'Whole Lot of Shakin Goin On' by Jerry Lee Lewis.

The infamous Lizzie Borden, imagined as a four-year-old having an extraordinary encounter at the circus. Angela Carter's short story, read by Liza Ross.

Malcolm McLaren celebrates the life of fashion designer Christian Dior and his 1940s creation - the New Look. From October 2007.

A forensic insight into the corrosive impact of tabloid press journalism on one young woman. Stars Nicola Schossler. Show more

Clive Anderson and cohost Danny Wallace are joined by Hayley Mills, Micky Flanagan, John Dagleish and Dickie Beau. With music from Tuneyards and John Shuttleworth. Show more

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Made for 4 Extra. Satirical review of the week's news, chaired by Sandi Toksvig with regular guest Jeremy Hardy, plus Phill Jupitus, Susan Calman and Samira Ahmed.

The brothers' salon is swamped by kids and some uninvited visitors. Stars Rainer Hersch and Catherine Tate. From November 1999. Show more

Darkly comic cult novel about the low life of a struggling 1930s door-to-door salesman. Richard is eking out an existence in a boarding house. Read by Carl Prekopp. Show more

Few Chinese women came to Britain. Anna Chen hears of one young woman who walked all the way to Britain from Hubei. From May 2007. Show more

By Theresa Heskins. Could Ann Vaux, cousin of the Gunpowder Plot conspirator Robert Catesby, be involved? Stars Carolyn Pickles.

Sheila Hancock reads her own and husband John's life stories, framed by her diaries of their deep and passionate partnership. Show more

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The infamous Lizzie Borden, imagined as a four-year-old having an extraordinary encounter at the circus. Angela Carter's short story, read by Liza Ross.

Malcolm McLaren celebrates the life of fashion designer Christian Dior and his 1940s creation - the New Look. From October 2007.

Crossword compiler Stephen gets embroiled with lovely widow Penny. Romantic tale starring Wendy Craig and Geoffrey Palmer.

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