4 Extra Debut. Daljit Nagra introduces Beacons and Blue Remembered Hills - the poetry of AE Housman. With Elvis McGonagall. From September 2011. Show more

Liza Minnelli? A Spanish Elvis? Arthur opts to perform himself at his friend's Spanish bar. Stars Steve Delaney. From March 2012. Show more

Bunny is forced to extemporise when the theft of a valuable painting seems to go wrong. Stars Michael Cochrane and Jeremy Clyde. Show more

Miles Warde explores the challenges faced by photojournalists working in war zones, from Angola to Rwanda. From 2010. Show more

The arrival of a bouncing boy is good news indeed, but not for miserable bachelor Nicodemus Dumps. Stars Nicholas Farrell. Show more

Paul Merton, Josie Lawrence, Alexei Sayle and Graham Norton join Nicholas Parsons and try to avoid hesitation, deviation or repetition as they talk about diverse subjects. Show more

Can showbiz seduce Station Master Horace away from the railways? Stars Arthur Lowe and Kenneth Connor. From January 1972. Show more

The showbiz survivor finds himself the unwitting stooge in some spin for a popular TV soap actress. Stars Peter Jones. From July 1986. Show more

Nigel Rees hosts the quotations quiz with Jenni Murray, Matt Barbet, David Wood and Katharine Whitehorn. From August 2013. Show more

A peeved parent asks whether teacher knows best, and Mrs Rudd won't take no for an answer. Stars James Grout. From April 1992. Show more

Isabel Archer, a beautiful young woman, thinks she is in control of her fate. With Anna Maxwell Martin and Robert Bathurst. Show more

The momentous final years of poet Edward Thomas. The 1913 opening of the Poetry Bookshop sees the dawn of the New Poetry age. Read by Tobias Menzies. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Cultural history of London's Café Royal, with tales of regulars like Oscar Wilde and DH Lawrence. With John Betjeman. From December 1955. Show more

Can showbiz seduce Station Master Horace away from the railways? Stars Arthur Lowe and Kenneth Connor. From January 1972. Show more

The showbiz survivor finds himself the unwitting stooge in some spin for a popular TV soap actress. Stars Peter Jones. From July 1986. Show more

Bunny is forced to extemporise when the theft of a valuable painting seems to go wrong. Stars Michael Cochrane and Jeremy Clyde. Show more

Miles Warde explores the challenges faced by photojournalists working in war zones, from Angola to Rwanda. From 2010. Show more

An artist falls for his married subject during 17th century Holland's tulip mania. Read by Emma Fielding and William Gaminara. Show more

Exploring a thousand years of British childhood, Michael Morpurgo examines Puritanism and the effects of the Reformation.

Frederica has given up her care-free, independent Cambridge lifestyle. Will settling down bring happiness? Stars Indira Varma. Show more

On his trip to see Miss Kenton, Stevens faces some awkward questions about his former employer. Read by John Moffatt. Show more

Isabel Archer, a beautiful young woman, thinks she is in control of her fate. With Anna Maxwell Martin and Robert Bathurst. Show more

Nigel Rees hosts the quotations quiz with Jenni Murray, Matt Barbet, David Wood and Katharine Whitehorn. From August 2013. Show more

A peeved parent asks whether teacher knows best, and Mrs Rudd won't take no for an answer. Stars James Grout. From April 1992. Show more

The arrival of a bouncing boy is good news indeed, but not for miserable bachelor Nicodemus Dumps. Stars Nicholas Farrell. Show more

Paul Merton, Josie Lawrence, Alexei Sayle and Graham Norton join Nicholas Parsons and try to avoid hesitation, deviation or repetition as they talk about diverse subjects. Show more

Bill and Coker are reunited with some of the original university group, but Josella isn't with them. Cult novel read by Roger May. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Rosie Boycott, Frank Delaney and Jackie Kay discuss books by Kate Grenville, Ernest Hemingway and Jean Rhys. From April 2002. Show more

Can showbiz seduce Station Master Horace away from the railways? Stars Arthur Lowe and Kenneth Connor. From January 1972. Show more

The showbiz survivor finds himself the unwitting stooge in some spin for a popular TV soap actress. Stars Peter Jones. From July 1986. Show more

Bunny is forced to extemporise when the theft of a valuable painting seems to go wrong. Stars Michael Cochrane and Jeremy Clyde. Show more

Miles Warde explores the challenges faced by photojournalists working in war zones, from Angola to Rwanda. From 2010. Show more

The momentous final years of poet Edward Thomas. The 1913 opening of the Poetry Bookshop sees the dawn of the New Poetry age. Read by Tobias Menzies. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Cultural history of London's Café Royal, with tales of regulars like Oscar Wilde and DH Lawrence. With John Betjeman. From December 1955. Show more

Paul Merton, Josie Lawrence, Alexei Sayle and Graham Norton join Nicholas Parsons and try to avoid hesitation, deviation or repetition as they talk about diverse subjects. Show more

13th-century furniture sales and the hi-fi extremist. Sketch show with Robert Webb and Beth Chalmers. From January 2004. Show more

Topical impressions show that offers a satirical take on politics, media and celebrity. Show more

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present a comic take on the EU referendum, recorded just hours before broadcast, four days before polling stations open. Show more

Bill and Coker are reunited with some of the original university group, but Josella isn't with them. Cult novel read by Roger May. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Rosie Boycott, Frank Delaney and Jackie Kay discuss books by Kate Grenville, Ernest Hemingway and Jean Rhys. From April 2002. Show more

Bunny is forced to extemporise when the theft of a valuable painting seems to go wrong. Stars Michael Cochrane and Jeremy Clyde. Show more

Miles Warde explores the challenges faced by photojournalists working in war zones, from Angola to Rwanda. From 2010. Show more

An artist falls for his married subject during 17th century Holland's tulip mania. Read by Emma Fielding and William Gaminara. Show more

Exploring a thousand years of British childhood, Michael Morpurgo examines Puritanism and the effects of the Reformation.

Frederica has given up her care-free, independent Cambridge lifestyle. Will settling down bring happiness? Stars Indira Varma. Show more

On his trip to see Miss Kenton, Stevens faces some awkward questions about his former employer. Read by John Moffatt. Show more

Isabel Archer, a beautiful young woman, thinks she is in control of her fate. With Anna Maxwell Martin and Robert Bathurst. Show more

Nigel Rees hosts the quotations quiz with Jenni Murray, Matt Barbet, David Wood and Katharine Whitehorn. From August 2013. Show more

A peeved parent asks whether teacher knows best, and Mrs Rudd won't take no for an answer. Stars James Grout. From April 1992. Show more