Malebron seeks Findhorn, but Roland's strong imagination threatens to draw the Evil towards the Treasures. Stars Toby Hadoke. Show more

With the loss of her only friend, Rusty is desperate to return to her second family in America. Stars Jessica Marshall-Gardiner. Show more

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John Harris investigates the life and work of director Lindsay Anderson, and his cinematic work with Malcolm McDowell. From September 2008. Show more

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'I would give my soul to stay young'. A vain aristocrat makes a dangerous pact. Starring Ian McDiarmid and Jamie Glover. Show more

A young bride's happiness on her wedding day comes to a tragic and abrupt end. Read by Bryony Hannah. Introduced by Kate Mosse. Show more

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The platoon is off for weekend training, subject to Mainwaring and his map. Adapted from TV with Arthur Lowe. From April 1974. Show more

From duelling kings to a Commons washroom attendant, it's the ultimate one-man show, written by the host. From April 1984. Show more

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John Harris investigates the life and work of director Lindsay Anderson, and his cinematic work with Malcolm McDowell. From September 2008. Show more

The complications facing parents when a marriage breaks down and a new relationship begins. Read by Penelope Wilton. Show more

Neil MacGregor’s Shakespearean tabloid history of contemporary accounts of plots to murder Elizabeth I and James I. From 2012. Show more

Meera Syal reads her own novel about 12-year-old Meena, growing up in a Black Country village in the 1970s. Show more

4 Extra Debut. After the death of the first white farmer, Rogers returns home to Zimbabwe. Nothing prepares him for what he finds. Read by Jack Klaff. Show more

'I would give my soul to stay young'. A vain aristocrat makes a dangerous pact. Starring Ian McDiarmid and Jamie Glover. Show more

Mel Giedroyc hosts a new episode of Fred MacAulay's nail-biting quiz Keep It in the Family. Plus she hears the dawn chorus, and David Hayman reads A Monster Calls, by Patrick Ness.

Can divine intervention help when the opponents grab Father Benedict's match tactics? With Desmond Barritt. From February 1993. Show more

Is it wedding bells for caretaker Ramsay in a quest to keep his job? Stars Roy Dotrice and Patricia Hayes. From March 1982. Show more

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4 Extra Debut. Bibi Baskin and Giles Foden join Sarah LeFanu to talk about books by Patrick McCabe, Paul Muldoon and Eric Newby. From July 1999. Show more

The platoon is off for weekend training, subject to Mainwaring and his map. Adapted from TV with Arthur Lowe. From April 1974. Show more

From duelling kings to a Commons washroom attendant, it's the ultimate one-man show, written by the host. From April 1984. Show more

A suspect in an armed London hold-up asks to see Detective Sergeant Brook, and new assistant Tully arrives. Stars Ray Brooks. Show more

John Harris investigates the life and work of director Lindsay Anderson, and his cinematic work with Malcolm McDowell. From September 2008. Show more

A young bride's happiness on her wedding day comes to a tragic and abrupt end. Read by Bryony Hannah. Introduced by Kate Mosse. Show more

Clive Anderson is joined by Danny Wallace, Christian O'Connell, Andy de la Tour and Isis Thompson for conversation and comedy. With music from Young Fathers and Phil Manzanera. Show more

Nicholas Parsons hosts the popular panel game.

Marcus has been volunteered to be the face, not to say beard and glasses, of British food. During the show, he'll be eating some food. With William Andrews. From July 2013. Show more

A satirical review of the week's news chaired by Jeremy Hardy, with Bob Mills, Hugo Rifkind, Elis James and Samira Ahmed.

Cosmic comedy connections. A spoof documentary series that stretches the truth, narrated by Oliver Postgate. From May 1995. Show more

The complications facing parents when a marriage breaks down and a new relationship begins. Read by Penelope Wilton. Show more

Neil MacGregor’s Shakespearean tabloid history of contemporary accounts of plots to murder Elizabeth I and James I. From 2012. Show more

Meera Syal reads her own novel about 12-year-old Meena, growing up in a Black Country village in the 1970s. Show more

4 Extra Debut. After the death of the first white farmer, Rogers returns home to Zimbabwe. Nothing prepares him for what he finds. Read by Jack Klaff. Show more

James Walton tests Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, John O'Farrell and Alex Clark in the literary panel show. From February 2012. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Bibi Baskin and Giles Foden join Sarah LeFanu to talk about books by Patrick McCabe, Paul Muldoon and Eric Newby. From July 1999. Show more

A suspect in an armed London hold-up asks to see Detective Sergeant Brook, and new assistant Tully arrives. Stars Ray Brooks. Show more

John Harris investigates the life and work of director Lindsay Anderson, and his cinematic work with Malcolm McDowell. From September 2008. Show more

'I would give my soul to stay young'. A vain aristocrat makes a dangerous pact. Starring Ian McDiarmid and Jamie Glover. Show more

A young bride's happiness on her wedding day comes to a tragic and abrupt end. Read by Bryony Hannah. Introduced by Kate Mosse. Show more

Clive Anderson is joined by Danny Wallace, Christian O'Connell, Andy de la Tour and Isis Thompson for conversation and comedy. With music from Young Fathers and Phil Manzanera. Show more