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The 'unreliable' historical account of Anne Boleyn's mother's impact on the court of Henry. Stars Diane Fletcher. From November 20036. Show more
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Sami Shah on Pakistan's social and cultural history, from its music and cinema, to increasing religious conservatism. From 2015. Show more
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Matthew Parris, Robert Elms, James Delingpole and Joolz Denby discuss whether ‘apparel oft proclaims the man’. From 2005.
Troutbridge TV's new Deputy Controller, Henry Povey spots some old faces. The Navy Lark spin-off with Leslie Phillips. From 1963. Show more
Worries over Bill Oddie's singing voice and Shakespeare's funny side. Songs and sketches with John Cleese. From June 1968. Show more
The mischievous boy and the children arrive in Neverland. Stars Toyah Willcox, Ron Moody, Georgina Cates and Roy Hudd. Show more
Playwright Arthur Miller taped Blues and spiritual songs of North Carolina's poor in 1941. With Christopher Bigsby. From February 2005.
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Sami Shah on Pakistan's social and cultural history, from its music and cinema, to increasing religious conservatism. From 2015. Show more
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Professor Dunning must face a prehistoric jungle, while Crowley discovers further basement terrors. Stars David Warner.
Matthew Parris, Robert Elms, James Delingpole and Joolz Denby discuss whether ‘apparel oft proclaims the man’. From 2005.
The mischievous boy and the children arrive in Neverland. Stars Toyah Willcox, Ron Moody, Georgina Cates and Roy Hudd. Show more
Playwright Arthur Miller taped Blues and spiritual songs of North Carolina's poor in 1941. With Christopher Bigsby. From February 2005.
When spaniel Flush is the victim of a horrible crime, Miss Barrett takes matter into her own hands. Read by Jenny Coverack. Show more
Exploring selected Grimm brothers' tales, Marina Warner examines how feminism has tackled them. From December 2012. Show more
Tom McCann now claims he has been possessed by the spirit of the alien guru, Ro of Varna. Stars Jonathan Forbes. Show more
The critic's passionate campaign against stage censorship was fearless and funny. Read by Michael Sheen and David Horovitch.
Will the execution of King Charles I bring the army its longed-for freedom? English Civil War drama with Christian Rodska.
More fiendish brain teasers with Chris Maslanka, Tony Buzan, David Singmaster and Robert Eastway. From July 1998.
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