The Captain and the Brigadier compete for the ladies' affections. Stars Dr Evadne Hinge and Dame Hilda Bracket. From April 1977. Show more

Marlborough Road's Clare is giving a lecture, with cleaner Sally smoothing the way. Stars Stella McCusker. From July 2002. Show more

The super sleuth investigates whether an international criminal called The Fence is behind Julia's murder. Stars Peter Coke. Show more

The director and historian on the golden age of Hollywood. His archive features James Stewart, Howard Hawks and Alfred Hitchcock. From September 2007. Show more

As winter arrives on the rural railway, stationmaster David gets an exciting job offer. Stars Peter Davison. From January 1996. Show more

Damien films for TV in the Lake District, but as the rain falls, his spirit is dampened. Stars Miles Jupp. From February 2013. Show more

Enter the 'Pardon, Sir?' school of languages. Starring Chris Emmett, Fred Harris, Jo Kendall and Nigel Rees. From April 1979. Show more

The secrets of audience research, and the rhubarb tart song. Sketches and songs with John Cleese and Bill Oddie. From April 1966. Show more

Gyles Brandreth chairs the scandals quiz with Anthony Holden, Lucy Moore, Dan Tetsell and John O'Farrell. From October 2005. Show more

Will Simon blow the whistle on his murky world of international arms dealing? Stars Darren Boyd. From October 2007. Show more

Folkestone honours its dead, and our characters' worlds all seem up-ended. With Katie Angelou, Michael Bertenshaw, Keely Beresford. Show more

Bees, hay and swallows make a bountiful summer. The National Poet of Wales reads from her journal about life on her small-holding in rural West Wales. Show more

Warm and humorous tale of unforeseen happiness and its passing, set on the Lancashire moors in 1939. Stars Rachel Ibbotson and Julia Rounthwaite.

Enter the 'Pardon, Sir?' school of languages. Starring Chris Emmett, Fred Harris, Jo Kendall and Nigel Rees. From April 1979. Show more

The secrets of audience research, and the rhubarb tart song. Sketches and songs with John Cleese and Bill Oddie. From April 1966. Show more

The super sleuth investigates whether an international criminal called The Fence is behind Julia's murder. Stars Peter Coke. Show more

The director and historian on the golden age of Hollywood. His archive features James Stewart, Howard Hawks and Alfred Hitchcock. From September 2007. Show more

It's 1982, and fifth-former Adrian plans on an acting career. But first he must negotiate the Halloween party. Read by Nicholas Barnes.

Dr Geoff Bunn relates how exiles from Nazism helped establish that synaptic transmission is chemical. Show more

The young squire Arthur Donnithorne pays a visit to Hall Farm, and the seeds of love are sown. Stars Richard Greenwood.

Margaret praises an old pot-boiler of a book with an infamous heroine and asks why it gripped her. Read by Liza Ross.

Folkestone honours its dead, and our characters' worlds all seem up-ended. With Katie Angelou, Michael Bertenshaw, Keely Beresford. Show more

Mel Giedroyc presents the Inheritance Tracks of England's former cricket captain Andrew Strauss, and she celebrates superstar author Jacqueline Wilson's 100th book.

Tom and Jerry visit a 19th-century cockfight and make a special wager. Stars Greg Wise and Mark Gatiss. From May 2006. Show more

As winter arrives on the rural railway, stationmaster David gets an exciting job offer. Stars Peter Davison. From January 1996. Show more

Gyles Brandreth chairs the scandals quiz with Anthony Holden, Lucy Moore, Dan Tetsell and John O'Farrell. From October 2005. Show more

Matthew Parris invites writers Toby Young, Emma Richler and Tamsin Oglesby to consider the oddness of America. From August 2003. Show more

Enter the 'Pardon, Sir?' school of languages. Starring Chris Emmett, Fred Harris, Jo Kendall and Nigel Rees. From April 1979. Show more

The secrets of audience research, and the rhubarb tart song. Sketches and songs with John Cleese and Bill Oddie. From April 1966. Show more

The super sleuth investigates whether an international criminal called The Fence is behind Julia's murder. Stars Peter Coke. Show more

The director and historian on the golden age of Hollywood. His archive features James Stewart, Howard Hawks and Alfred Hitchcock. From September 2007. Show more

As the troops reach the capital, Briony realises that the time has come to try to make amends. Sian Thomas reads Ian McEwan's story of the search for forgiveness.

Warm and humorous tale of unforeseen happiness and its passing, set on the Lancashire moors in 1939. Stars Rachel Ibbotson and Julia Rounthwaite.

Damien films for TV in the Lake District, but as the rain falls, his spirit is dampened. Stars Miles Jupp. From February 2013. Show more

Danny aids Middlesbrough through the power of melody. Helped by Isy Suttie and tribute band State of Quo. From November 2008 Show more

IT support in ancient Egypt, new pasta and passive laughing. Sketches with Robert Webb and Beth Chalmers. From December 2003. Show more

Michael Fish's secrets are revealed, and East 17 move house. Nick Golson and Tim de Jongh welcome guest Lewis Collins. From March 1994. Show more

It's 1982, and fifth-former Adrian plans on an acting career. But first he must negotiate the Halloween party. Read by Nicholas Barnes.

Dr Geoff Bunn relates how exiles from Nazism helped establish that synaptic transmission is chemical. Show more

The young squire Arthur Donnithorne pays a visit to Hall Farm, and the seeds of love are sown. Stars Richard Greenwood.

Margaret praises an old pot-boiler of a book with an infamous heroine and asks why it gripped her. Read by Liza Ross.

Gyles Brandreth chairs the scandals quiz with Anthony Holden, Lucy Moore, Dan Tetsell and John O'Farrell. From October 2005. Show more

Matthew Parris invites writers Toby Young, Emma Richler and Tamsin Oglesby to consider the oddness of America. From August 2003. Show more

The super sleuth investigates whether an international criminal called The Fence is behind Julia's murder. Stars Peter Coke. Show more

The director and historian on the golden age of Hollywood. His archive features James Stewart, Howard Hawks and Alfred Hitchcock. From September 2007. Show more

Folkestone honours its dead, and our characters' worlds all seem up-ended. With Katie Angelou, Michael Bertenshaw, Keely Beresford. Show more

Bees, hay and swallows make a bountiful summer. The National Poet of Wales reads from her journal about life on her small-holding in rural West Wales. Show more

Warm and humorous tale of unforeseen happiness and its passing, set on the Lancashire moors in 1939. Stars Rachel Ibbotson and Julia Rounthwaite.