When a new rival appears in town, 18th-century smuggler Tamsyn Trelawny tries to quit. Stars Lucy Speed. From March 2003. Show more

Host Nicholas Parsons is joined by Paul Merton, Josie Lawrence, Alexei Sayle and Graham Norton, and the topics on the cards include Clock-watching, Cardigan Bay, and A Hot Potato. Show more

PC Dixon helps his colleague make his first arrest. Radio revival of TV's famous copper. Stars David Calder and David Tennant. Show more

Anne Sebba explores life of the pianist Joyce Hatto, whose posthumous reputation became a controversial issue. From 2010. Show more

Sprung from his high-security facility, can Neighbourhood Watch find Sir Cliff the tortoise? With Jeremy Hardy. From July 2002. Show more

Isy’s funny love stories featuring the tale of George and Louise set against the backdrop of the Matlock Ceilidh. From 2014. Show more

Listeners have their say, plus a bona surprise for Julian and Sandy. Kenneth Horne hosts the last ever show. From June 1968. Show more

Construction chaos abounds for the bumbling civil servants over a new office block. Stars Richard Murdoch. From July 1974. Show more

Made for 4 Extra. Jeremy Hardy is amongst Miles' guests for this episode of News Quiz Extra, the bumper bonus version of Friday's programme. Show more

Lesley Joseph recreates her stage role as Dora, a 'person of restricted growth' whose performances are under threat. From 1997. Show more

1875: Carlingford jealousies and rivalries, as Mrs Oliphant returns to focus on Phoebe Beecham's family. With Elizabeth Spriggs. Show more

Miranda and Andy's idyllic holiday in the tropics ends up exposing rifts in their relationship. Read by Helen Longworth.

4 Extra Debut. Investigating a murder, DI James McCoy faces a crisis when a voice in his head threatens to destroy him. Stars Tim McInnerny. Show more

Listeners have their say, plus a bona surprise for Julian and Sandy. Kenneth Horne hosts the last ever show. From June 1968. Show more

Construction chaos abounds for the bumbling civil servants over a new office block. Stars Richard Murdoch. From July 1974. Show more

PC Dixon helps his colleague make his first arrest. Radio revival of TV's famous copper. Stars David Calder and David Tennant. Show more

Anne Sebba explores life of the pianist Joyce Hatto, whose posthumous reputation became a controversial issue. From 2010. Show more

William and Sal Thornhill must learn to live next to their new Aboriginal river bank neighbours. Read by Ron Cook.

Martin Sixsmith looks at how our DNA and the development of our brains inform who we are and how we think. From May 2014. Show more

A wealthy theatre director is producing a play and Frederica Potter is desperate to secure a role. Stars Hannah Watkins. Show more

In Trieste, Joyce's literary ambitions are at odds with the need to eke out a living. Narrated by Jim Norton with Andrew Scott. Show more

1875: Carlingford jealousies and rivalries, as Mrs Oliphant returns to focus on Phoebe Beecham's family. With Elizabeth Spriggs. Show more

Ned Sherrin hosts the music quiz with Oliver Longstaff and Peter Robinson of Harrogate and Jane Prust from Leeds.

Spring cleaning and more. Pam Ayres' poetry and sketches with Felicity Montagu and Geoffrey Whitehead. From September 2012. Show more

Sprung from his high-security facility, can Neighbourhood Watch find Sir Cliff the tortoise? With Jeremy Hardy. From July 2002. Show more

Isy’s funny love stories featuring the tale of George and Louise set against the backdrop of the Matlock Ceilidh. From 2014. Show more

The men pursue Sunday as he flees them aboard a hot-air balloon. Read by Geoffrey Palmer. Show more

Playwright Sir Alan Ayckbourn talks to Robin Ray about the music which stirs his emotions. Recorded in Scarborough. From 1989. Show more

Listeners have their say, plus a bona surprise for Julian and Sandy. Kenneth Horne hosts the last ever show. From June 1968. Show more

Construction chaos abounds for the bumbling civil servants over a new office block. Stars Richard Murdoch. From July 1974. Show more

PC Dixon helps his colleague make his first arrest. Radio revival of TV's famous copper. Stars David Calder and David Tennant. Show more

Anne Sebba explores life of the pianist Joyce Hatto, whose posthumous reputation became a controversial issue. From 2010. Show more

Miranda and Andy's idyllic holiday in the tropics ends up exposing rifts in their relationship. Read by Helen Longworth.

4 Extra Debut. Investigating a murder, DI James McCoy faces a crisis when a voice in his head threatens to destroy him. Stars Tim McInnerny. Show more

Isy’s funny love stories featuring the tale of George and Louise set against the backdrop of the Matlock Ceilidh. From 2014. Show more

Adam explains how audience member Martin began as a software developer but ended up being a legendary explorer. From 2013. Show more

For two hours, seven nights a week, the Comedy Club offers the best laughs. Plus tonight, Tom Wrigglesworth chats to Amy Howerska.

Comatose Ben journeys across his brain's landscape, reminding him of Tolkien's Mordor. Stars Neil Pearson. From August 2006. Show more

Sean Foley and Hamish McColl's producer forces them to get proper jobs. Surreal comedy. From June 2000. Show more

The men pursue Sunday as he flees them aboard a hot-air balloon. Read by Geoffrey Palmer. Show more

Playwright Sir Alan Ayckbourn talks to Robin Ray about the music which stirs his emotions. Recorded in Scarborough. From 1989. Show more

PC Dixon helps his colleague make his first arrest. Radio revival of TV's famous copper. Stars David Calder and David Tennant. Show more

Anne Sebba explores life of the pianist Joyce Hatto, whose posthumous reputation became a controversial issue. From 2010. Show more

William and Sal Thornhill must learn to live next to their new Aboriginal river bank neighbours. Read by Ron Cook.

Martin Sixsmith looks at how our DNA and the development of our brains inform who we are and how we think. From May 2014. Show more

A wealthy theatre director is producing a play and Frederica Potter is desperate to secure a role. Stars Hannah Watkins. Show more

In Trieste, Joyce's literary ambitions are at odds with the need to eke out a living. Narrated by Jim Norton with Andrew Scott. Show more

1875: Carlingford jealousies and rivalries, as Mrs Oliphant returns to focus on Phoebe Beecham's family. With Elizabeth Spriggs. Show more

Ned Sherrin hosts the music quiz with Oliver Longstaff and Peter Robinson of Harrogate and Jane Prust from Leeds.

Spring cleaning and more. Pam Ayres' poetry and sketches with Felicity Montagu and Geoffrey Whitehead. From September 2012. Show more