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Sent to Whittlesea Bay, Troutbridge runs out of fuel near some windmills in Holland. Stars Jon Pertwee. From November 1959. Show more

The explosive Flying Wombat - and insulted Italians. Sketches and songs with John Cleese and Bill Oddie. From October 1966. Show more

Christmas interrupts Lord Peter Wimsey's investigation, but some suspicious powder isn't what it seems. Stars Ian Carmichael. Show more

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Astronomer Heather Couper considers the contribution of the Islamic scholar, poet and mathematician Omar Khayyam.

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Mel Giedroyc finds out how to make musical instruments from vegetables, Stephen Fry chooses his Inheritance Tracks and we hear the amazing true story of the Cottingley Fairies.

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Roy tries to impress Jane with some campaigning local journalism. With Zoë Wanamaker and Martin Clunes. From February 1993. Show more

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Sent to Whittlesea Bay, Troutbridge runs out of fuel near some windmills in Holland. Stars Jon Pertwee. From November 1959. Show more

The explosive Flying Wombat - and insulted Italians. Sketches and songs with John Cleese and Bill Oddie. From October 1966. Show more

Christmas interrupts Lord Peter Wimsey's investigation, but some suspicious powder isn't what it seems. Stars Ian Carmichael. Show more

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Astronomer Heather Couper considers the contribution of the Islamic scholar, poet and mathematician Omar Khayyam.

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Christmas interrupts Lord Peter Wimsey's investigation, but some suspicious powder isn't what it seems. Stars Ian Carmichael. Show more

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Prince Myshkin analyses his feelings for the spoilt but captivating Nastasya - and the more timid Aglaya. Stars Paul Rhys. Show more

Why has Kath been avoiding people, shut away in her remotely situated house? Her friends Marilyn and Hannah investigate. Read by Ruth Gemmell. Show more

Lonely Lulu is the tallest at school, with a terrible secret. She made a wish about her sister and it came true. Stars Polly Lister. From September 2000.