Heather helps a neighbour being harassed on the estate - and also tries line dancing. Stars Lindsey Coulson. From February 2000. Show more
The last of the election specials from the Now Show team. Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis are joined by special guests John Finnemore, Holly Walsh, Isabel Hardman and Pippa Evans. Show more
Paralleling Emily Bronte's Haworth life with reconstructing her fantasy world which led to Wuthering Heights. Stars Diana Quick.
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Paul Roseby recalls doomed musicals about bombing Nagasaki, a travelling executioner and Leonardo da Vinci. With Don Black.
Alan Dein explores how people recorded their own voices on gramophone records before the age of audio cassette. From April 2002. Show more
Richard Ingrams presents a retrospective of his multi-talented friend Bernard Braden’s career in variety radio, featuring ‘Leave Your Name and Number’ and ‘Bedtime with Braden’. Show more
Will Lionel and Jean's trip to Paris go as planned? Adapted from TV with Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer. From January 1998.
A new hospital needs a cure, but does Jim know his Acas from his Nalgo? Adapted from TV, with Paul Eddington. From October 1984. Show more
John Cleese's magic tricks, and a talking baboon called Dermot. Songs and sketches with Graeme Garden. From April 1967. Show more
Stephen Mangan and Claire Skinner star in Marcy Kahan's award-winning comedy about old flatmates Bill and Bella who meet once a month for lunch and talk about everything.
Choirmaster Gareth Malone chooses 'Is My Team Ploughing' by George Butterworth, and 'Dance to Your Daddy' by Nancy Kerr.
Feeling useless after the Second World War, two women set up their own detective agency. Stars Anna Massey and Imelda Staunton. Show more
Alan Dein explores how people recorded their own voices on gramophone records before the age of audio cassette. From April 2002. Show more
Paralleling Emily Bronte's Haworth life with reconstructing her fantasy world which led to Wuthering Heights. Stars Diana Quick.
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Paul Roseby recalls doomed musicals about bombing Nagasaki, a travelling executioner and Leonardo da Vinci. With Don Black.
The Doctor and Leela respond to an alien distress call beamed direct from Victorian England. Fourth Doctor adventure starring Tom Baker and Louise Jameson. From May 2015. Show more
Richard Ingrams presents a retrospective of his multi-talented friend Bernard Braden’s career in variety radio, featuring ‘Leave Your Name and Number’ and ‘Bedtime with Braden’. Show more
Will Lionel and Jean's trip to Paris go as planned? Adapted from TV with Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer. From January 1998.
Host Kerry Godliman introduces David Morgan, Rhys Mathewson, Matt Winning, Michael Fabri, Rachel Parris and Terry Alderton. From March 2014. Show more
Washed-up rocker and plumber Brian Pern is interviewed on the stage of the Mallard Theatre. With Rhys Thomas. From July 2012. Show more
The award-winning comic adds up the cost of living and luxury. With Laurence Howarth and Daisy Haggard. From August 2009. Show more
The Doctor and Leela respond to an alien distress call beamed direct from Victorian England. Fourth Doctor adventure starring Tom Baker and Louise Jameson. From May 2015. Show more
Stephen Mangan and Claire Skinner star in Marcy Kahan's award-winning comedy about old flatmates Bill and Bella who meet once a month for lunch and talk about everything.
Choirmaster Gareth Malone chooses 'Is My Team Ploughing' by George Butterworth, and 'Dance to Your Daddy' by Nancy Kerr.
Feeling useless after the Second World War, two women set up their own detective agency. Stars Anna Massey and Imelda Staunton. Show more
Alan Dein explores how people recorded their own voices on gramophone records before the age of audio cassette. From April 2002. Show more
Paralleling Emily Bronte's Haworth life with reconstructing her fantasy world which led to Wuthering Heights. Stars Diana Quick.
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