Simon Brett explores how the Victorians perfected the use of popular song as a way to reflect values and beliefs. From January 2011.

Muriel Hammond's journey to independence in 1900s Yorkshire. The Winifred Holtby dramatisation concludes with Claire Goose. Show more

Writer Stephen Plaice visits Heidelberg, to examine its connections with German philosophers Hegel and Schopenhauer. From August 2009. Show more

New shop regular Mrs Birkett locks horns with Lovely Sue, while Alok and Sanjay find a new cool friend. Glasgow corner shop sitcom stars Sanjeev Kohli. From October 2012. Show more

The popular comedian stars in Johnny Speight's sketches. With Nicholas Parsons, Patricia Hayes and Janie Marden. From June 1963. Show more

David Jason and chums go fishing, trainspotting and skateboarding. Writers include Andy Hamilton. From September 1977. Show more

Biography of the author of The Cazalet Chronicles. Writing about love, in her own life it often eluded her. Read by Greta Scacchi. Show more

English singer-songwriter Judy Tzuke chooses 'My Funny Valentine' sung by Chet Baker and 'Blue' by Joni Mitchell.

4 Extra Debut. From Rod Stewart to Maria Callas, the author makes her castaway choices with Sue Lawley. From June 2003.

Guy Raz explores new research into the human brain, and how scientists are starting to map and manipulate its many regions. Show more

David Attenborough explores the life of Squire Waterton, a 19th-century taxidermist with a passion for wildlife. From June 2011. Show more

The popular comedian stars in Johnny Speight's sketches. With Nicholas Parsons, Patricia Hayes and Janie Marden. From June 1963. Show more

David Jason and chums go fishing, trainspotting and skateboarding. Writers include Andy Hamilton. From September 1977. Show more

Muriel Hammond's journey to independence in 1900s Yorkshire. The Winifred Holtby dramatisation concludes with Claire Goose. Show more

Writer Stephen Plaice visits Heidelberg, to examine its connections with German philosophers Hegel and Schopenhauer. From August 2009. Show more

A young girl undertakes an unthinkable quest to avenge her father's death and bring the killer to justice. Read by Nancy Crane.

4 Extra Debut. Sylvester tries to inflict his innate misery on others, not realising that they might already be unhappy. Read by Garrick Hagon.

Being a TV cook is meant to be glamorous. But for Lizzie it means dinners-for-one and a stroppy daughter. Stars Imelda Staunton. Show more

Daljit Nagra introduces The Poet of Albion on the life of the radical London artist and poet, William Blake. From November 2007. Show more

New shop regular Mrs Birkett locks horns with Lovely Sue, while Alok and Sanjay find a new cool friend. Glasgow corner shop sitcom stars Sanjeev Kohli. From October 2012. Show more

The anti-war story hero escapes with his wife to try and shield her from the horrors of battle. Read by Robert Bathurst. Show more

Two young men find more than they bargained for when they search for junk in a derelict house. Stars Richard Pasco. Show more

Guy Raz explores new research into the human brain, and how scientists are starting to map and manipulate its many regions. Show more

David Attenborough explores the life of Squire Waterton, a 19th-century taxidermist with a passion for wildlife. From June 2011. Show more

Biography of the author of The Cazalet Chronicles. Writing about love, in her own life it often eluded her. Read by Greta Scacchi. Show more

English singer-songwriter Judy Tzuke chooses 'My Funny Valentine' sung by Chet Baker and 'Blue' by Joni Mitchell.

4 Extra Debut. From Rod Stewart to Maria Callas, the author makes her castaway choices with Sue Lawley. From June 2003.

New shop regular Mrs Birkett locks horns with Lovely Sue, while Alok and Sanjay find a new cool friend. Glasgow corner shop sitcom stars Sanjeev Kohli. From October 2012. Show more

Jeremy delves into the murky world of womanlitude. With Gordon Kennedy and Sara Pascoe. From March 2013. Show more

From 10pm to midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Arthur Smith chats again to Danny Robins.

This week's stories lovingly bashed, mashed and moulded into sketches, one-liners and hot-takes by the public. Trying to make sense of it all is host Nish Kumar. Show more

New age DIY, and Sinatra sings punk. Nick Golson and Tim de Jongh welcome special guest Britt Ekland. From April 1994. Show more

The anti-war story hero escapes with his wife to try and shield her from the horrors of battle. Read by Robert Bathurst. Show more

Two young men find more than they bargained for when they search for junk in a derelict house. Stars Richard Pasco. Show more

Muriel Hammond's journey to independence in 1900s Yorkshire. The Winifred Holtby dramatisation concludes with Claire Goose. Show more

Writer Stephen Plaice visits Heidelberg, to examine its connections with German philosophers Hegel and Schopenhauer. From August 2009. Show more

A young girl undertakes an unthinkable quest to avenge her father's death and bring the killer to justice. Read by Nancy Crane.

4 Extra Debut. Sylvester tries to inflict his innate misery on others, not realising that they might already be unhappy. Read by Garrick Hagon.

Being a TV cook is meant to be glamorous. But for Lizzie it means dinners-for-one and a stroppy daughter. Stars Imelda Staunton. Show more