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Arthur Simpson is still on the roof. He has just reluctantly robbed the Treasury of the Topkapi Palace. Read by David Westhead.

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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 Mark Steel, Angela Barnes and Andy Hamilton.

A secret tonic formula is stolen from the brothers' hair salon. Stars Rainer Hersch and Catherine Tate. From December 1999. Show more

An epic drama series set in Great War Britain. Folkestone comes to terms with being at the hub of Britain's war effort. Show more

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England and France are at war. Eccles is at lunch. With Spike Milligan, Harry Secombe and Peter Sellers. From February 1958. Show more

When Simon Sparrow is caught in a compromising position, twice, only Easter can save him. Stars Richard Briers. From July 1969. Show more

Arthur Simpson is still on the roof. He has just reluctantly robbed the Treasury of the Topkapi Palace. Read by David Westhead.

Musician and comedian Rainer Hersch finds out more about the 'diva of the classical music send-up'. From February 2006.

After spending a weekend with Nigel, Adrian is convinced he lives in poverty. His mother sends him a letter. Nicholas Barnes concludes Sue Townsend's book.

Dr Geoff Bunn discovers how much we owe to Ancient Greece when it comes to brain science, and to Hippocrates in particular. Show more

Irene wants to use 'Dales Diaries' to launch an appeal for her son. With Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales. From May 2001.

Blake Morrison reads more from his tribute to a cantankerous father. Finally, Morrison senior passes away at home. From May 1994.

An epic drama series set in Great War Britain. Folkestone comes to terms with being at the hub of Britain's war effort. Show more

Mel Giedroyc introduces a very special tour of Doctor Who's TARDIS and salutes the anniversary of Mickey Mouse's first big-screen appearance.

The dear ladies fly off to sing on a cruise liner. Stars Dr Evadne Hinge and Dame Hilda Bracket. From April 1977. Show more

Debts are mounting and the squire has an ulterior motive when he visits Lady Keene. With Sophie Thompson. From September 1998.

Simon Mayo's battle of comedy generations. With Holly Walsh, Rufus Hound, Ted Robbins and Stu Francis. From April 2011. Show more

Humorist Alan Coren talks to Robin Ray about the music that stirs his emotions, including Louis Armstrong. From September 1990. Show more

England and France are at war. Eccles is at lunch. With Spike Milligan, Harry Secombe and Peter Sellers. From February 1958. Show more

When Simon Sparrow is caught in a compromising position, twice, only Easter can save him. Stars Richard Briers. From July 1969. Show more

Arthur Simpson is still on the roof. He has just reluctantly robbed the Treasury of the Topkapi Palace. Read by David Westhead.

Musician and comedian Rainer Hersch finds out more about the 'diva of the classical music send-up'. From February 2006.

Briony sets out to search for the missing twins. Sian Thomas continues reading Ian McEwan's acclaimed study of the power of the imagination.

Cautious Kath is carrying on with her planned girlie weekend in Paris with bossy Beatrice, and she is ready to party despite a minor hitch in the proceedings. Stars Marion Bailey. Show more

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The best in contemporary comedy. Tonight, Jon Holmes chats to Luisa Omielan.

A tennis battle of the sexes, Jane Austen and TV sleuths. Sketches with Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins. From October 2002. Show more

Ben is in a coma. While his family wonder how to wake him up, his mind is busy elsewhere. Stars Neil Pearson. From July 2006. Show more

After spending a weekend with Nigel, Adrian is convinced he lives in poverty. His mother sends him a letter. Nicholas Barnes concludes Sue Townsend's book.

Dr Geoff Bunn discovers how much we owe to Ancient Greece when it comes to brain science, and to Hippocrates in particular. Show more

Irene wants to use 'Dales Diaries' to launch an appeal for her son. With Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales. From May 2001.

Blake Morrison reads more from his tribute to a cantankerous father. Finally, Morrison senior passes away at home. From May 1994.

Simon Mayo's battle of comedy generations. With Holly Walsh, Rufus Hound, Ted Robbins and Stu Francis. From April 2011. Show more

Humorist Alan Coren talks to Robin Ray about the music that stirs his emotions, including Louis Armstrong. From September 1990. Show more

Arthur Simpson is still on the roof. He has just reluctantly robbed the Treasury of the Topkapi Palace. Read by David Westhead.

Musician and comedian Rainer Hersch finds out more about the 'diva of the classical music send-up'. From February 2006.

An epic drama series set in Great War Britain. Folkestone comes to terms with being at the hub of Britain's war effort. Show more

Two partygoers chat awkwardly as their internal thoughts are revealed, until they find common ground. Read by Emma Fielding. Show more

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