Daljit Nagra introduces an edition featuring works by Christina Rossetti, including Goblin Market. The reader is Shirley Henderson. Presented by Roger McGough. Show more

After an unprofessional mishap, social worker Clare Barker is in deep water at work. Stars Sally Phillips. From January 2013. Show more

A housemaid's murder reveals a web of hidden passions in a village. PD James's thriller stars Sian Phillips and Hugh Grant. Show more

Laurie Taylor investigates the world of public address announcements. Can they be improved? With Arthur Smith. From May 2010. Show more

Gym shenanigans in the sketch comedy for people growing older disgracefully. Stars Graeme Garden and Pam Ayres. From March 2003. Show more

Paul Merton, Sheila Hancock, Josh Widdicombe and Jenny Eclair join host Nicholas Parsons to play the fiendishly simple panel game. Show more

Mainwaring returns to platoon insubordination and an escaped convict. Adapted from TV with Arthur Lowe. From April 1976. Show more

The popular double act visit their comic-loving bank manager and Ernie looks set to win at tennis. From September 1976. Show more

James Walton hosts the literary quiz with John Walsh, Sebastian Faulks, Peter Kemp and Andrew Davies. From April 2008. Show more

Reunions top the agenda at the CyberPass bistro, but are they such a good idea? Stars Mervyn Stutter. From June 2004. Show more

Paris is ravaged by the Great War. Marcel despairs at his own failures, but the simplest of discoveries awakens astonishing possibilities. Stars James Wilby.

In January 1946, artist Laura Knight takes a life-changing commission as war artist to the Nuremberg Trials. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Dan Rebellato's adventurous play explores the pain, poignancy and new possibilities of parting. Show more

Mainwaring returns to platoon insubordination and an escaped convict. Adapted from TV with Arthur Lowe. From April 1976. Show more

The popular double act visit their comic-loving bank manager and Ernie looks set to win at tennis. From September 1976. Show more

A housemaid's murder reveals a web of hidden passions in a village. PD James's thriller stars Sian Phillips and Hugh Grant. Show more

Laurie Taylor investigates the world of public address announcements. Can they be improved? With Arthur Smith. From May 2010. Show more

By a river bank, young Alice sees a talking white rabbit scuttling down a hole - should she follow? Read by Alan Bennett. Show more

David Hendy visits Flanders, Belgium, to explore the sonic onslaught that was released at the Front during the First World War. Show more

Aunt Esther reappears worried for her niece's welfare, and the mill workers are angry. Stars David Calder and Roy Hudd.

Pasternak's poetry is receiving rave reviews and it's not long before the Soviet leadership takes note. He is summoned to a meeting with Leon Trotsky. Show more

Paris is ravaged by the Great War. Marcel despairs at his own failures, but the simplest of discoveries awakens astonishing possibilities. Stars James Wilby.

James Walton hosts the literary quiz with John Walsh, Sebastian Faulks, Peter Kemp and Andrew Davies. From April 2008. Show more

Reunions top the agenda at the CyberPass bistro, but are they such a good idea? Stars Mervyn Stutter. From June 2004. Show more

Gym shenanigans in the sketch comedy for people growing older disgracefully. Stars Graeme Garden and Pam Ayres. From March 2003. Show more

Paul Merton, Sheila Hancock, Josh Widdicombe and Jenny Eclair join host Nicholas Parsons to play the fiendishly simple panel game. Show more

With music banned by the government of a totalitarian Britain, a battle ensues between good and evil. Stars Clare Corbett. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Louise Doughty, Candida Clark and Robert McCrum discuss books by PG Wodehouse, William Faulkner and Margaret Attwood. From January 2001. Show more

Mainwaring returns to platoon insubordination and an escaped convict. Adapted from TV with Arthur Lowe. From April 1976. Show more

The popular double act visit their comic-loving bank manager and Ernie looks set to win at tennis. From September 1976. Show more

A housemaid's murder reveals a web of hidden passions in a village. PD James's thriller stars Sian Phillips and Hugh Grant. Show more

Laurie Taylor investigates the world of public address announcements. Can they be improved? With Arthur Smith. From May 2010. Show more

In January 1946, artist Laura Knight takes a life-changing commission as war artist to the Nuremberg Trials. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Dan Rebellato's adventurous play explores the pain, poignancy and new possibilities of parting. Show more

Paul Merton, Sheila Hancock, Josh Widdicombe and Jenny Eclair join host Nicholas Parsons to play the fiendishly simple panel game. Show more

Smile5 - the do-all company - installs a thermostat, which makes temperatures rise. With Chizzy Akudolu. From December 2012. Show more

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches. With Freya Parker, John Robins, Mae Martin, Emily Taylor and Mitch Benn. Show more

Broadcasting secrets are revealed in the nostalgic spoof of boys' adventure story papers. With Alistair McGowan. From July 1992. Show more

With music banned by the government of a totalitarian Britain, a battle ensues between good and evil. Stars Clare Corbett. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Louise Doughty, Candida Clark and Robert McCrum discuss books by PG Wodehouse, William Faulkner and Margaret Attwood. From January 2001. Show more

A housemaid's murder reveals a web of hidden passions in a village. PD James's thriller stars Sian Phillips and Hugh Grant. Show more

Laurie Taylor investigates the world of public address announcements. Can they be improved? With Arthur Smith. From May 2010. Show more

By a river bank, young Alice sees a talking white rabbit scuttling down a hole - should she follow? Read by Alan Bennett. Show more

David Hendy visits Flanders, Belgium, to explore the sonic onslaught that was released at the Front during the First World War. Show more

Aunt Esther reappears worried for her niece's welfare, and the mill workers are angry. Stars David Calder and Roy Hudd.

Pasternak's poetry is receiving rave reviews and it's not long before the Soviet leadership takes note. He is summoned to a meeting with Leon Trotsky. Show more

Paris is ravaged by the Great War. Marcel despairs at his own failures, but the simplest of discoveries awakens astonishing possibilities. Stars James Wilby.

James Walton hosts the literary quiz with John Walsh, Sebastian Faulks, Peter Kemp and Andrew Davies. From April 2008. Show more

Reunions top the agenda at the CyberPass bistro, but are they such a good idea? Stars Mervyn Stutter. From June 2004. Show more