On the family's whistle-stop tour of Europe, Father shows them where he married Mother. Stars Maurice Denham. From April 1992. Show more

Isy Suttie with up and coming comedy circuit sketch groups: The Twins Macabre, Massive Dad, and The Penny Dreadfuls. From 2015. Show more

Peter Curran continues his investigation of Europe's electric car industry, by electric car, in Scandinavia. From June 2010. Show more

Peter Hennessy, an expert on state secrecy, explores what spy novels reveal about the world of intelligence. From December 2012. Show more

A musical adventure set in ancient Arabia based on the music of Borodin. Stars Julia Migenes and Ethan Freeman. From October 1994. Show more

Sheridan Morley talks to Robert Wright and George Forrest, creators of the classic 1953 Broadway musical, Kismet. From October 1995. Show more

Will Pete and Cassie's friendship survive new romantic interests? Stars Debra Stephenson and David Lamb. From October 2002. Show more

Hell-bent on becoming QC no matter what, John Fuller-Carp employs anyone who can help him. Stars John Bird. From April 1996. Show more

Father Quixote befriends an Italian bishop with unexpected consequences. Comic take on a classic novel, with Bernard Cribbins. Show more

Novelist Frederick Forsyth chooses 'Ol' Man River' sung by Paul Robeson and 'Fallen Soldier', sung by Melissa Adler.

The novelist and playwright tells Anthony Clare about trying to make sense of his real self through his work. From October 1998. Show more

Peter Hennessy, an expert on state secrecy, explores what spy novels reveal about the world of intelligence. From December 2012. Show more

Peter Curran continues his investigation of Europe's electric car industry, by electric car, in Scandinavia. From June 2010. Show more

Will the mysterious Mr Merriman help Professor Dunning and Harry Crow solve the mystery? Stars Terry Molloy and David Warner. Show more

Stuck in the past, Commander Sam Vimes is known as 'Keel', but he's not the only one with a new name. Stars Philip Jackson. Show more

Christopher Matthew celebrates the life of writer and raconteur Alan Coren with the help of his son and daughter, Giles and Victoria. Show more

The comic tells Rufus Hound about joining a terrible rockabilly band as drummer, despite not playing drums. From September 2011. Show more

The funny man's radio drop-in centre tackles Live 8 and white-collar boxing matches. With David Mitchell. From June 2005.

Mark Watson hosts the second semi-final from the Edinburgh Festival with judges Susan Calman, Julia Mackenzie and Clive Anderson.

We go behind the scenes at the second semi-final of the BBC Radio New Comedy Award and chat to the winners, the judges and the host.

"I'm the best at pretending" - a reclusive Hollywood star tells all. Stars Adam Buxton and Joe Cornish. From April 2006. Show more

Will the mysterious Mr Merriman help Professor Dunning and Harry Crow solve the mystery? Stars Terry Molloy and David Warner. Show more

Stuck in the past, Commander Sam Vimes is known as 'Keel', but he's not the only one with a new name. Stars Philip Jackson. Show more

Father Quixote befriends an Italian bishop with unexpected consequences. Comic take on a classic novel, with Bernard Cribbins. Show more

Novelist Frederick Forsyth chooses 'Ol' Man River' sung by Paul Robeson and 'Fallen Soldier', sung by Melissa Adler.

The novelist and playwright tells Anthony Clare about trying to make sense of his real self through his work. From October 1998. Show more

Peter Hennessy, an expert on state secrecy, explores what spy novels reveal about the world of intelligence. From December 2012. Show more