Brutalist Sir Lucien may have few scruples but his staff are left to juggle ambition, principles and scary Americans. From 2014. Show more

Bridget explores money and riches – will it answer her problems and bring inner calm? Or will life still be rubbish? From 2018. Show more

Can the detective prevent the ruin of Dr Watson's friend? With Norman Shelley. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle thriller from March 1960. Show more

Lyse Doucet meets Shukria Barakzai, an Afghan politician and diplomat who has faced a suicide attack in her campaign for women's rights. Show more

Gemma Cairney's hero from the BBC archives, the BBC's first black female programme maker, Una Marson.

Daniel and Lucy hire Nigel the builder to prepare for the new baby. Stars David Tennant and Elizabeth Carling. From November 2003. Show more

Comedienne Deborah Frances-White's own true story of hunting her birth mother to find out why she gave her away. From April 2015. Show more

Can Kate and George organise baby Helen's christening? Adapted from TV with Richard Briers and Prunella Scales. From April 1967. Show more

Neddie learns that he is the rightful owner of New York and tries to reclaim his land. Stars Harry Secombe. From November 1955. Show more

Angus Deayton lets Russell Kane, Josie Long, Alun Cochrane and Milton Jones devise the panel show's rounds. From March 2011. Show more

Bingo is in love again, so Bertie and his valet are summoned to help. PG Wodehouse romp with Richard Briers and Michael Hordern. Show more

Shazia Mirza's hero from the BBC archives, US comedian Joan Rivers.

A brilliant pianist is sucked into a world of obsession when tutoring a wealthy Russian oligarch's daughter. Stars Ed Stoppard, Matthew Marsh, Dolya Gavanski, Isabella Blake Thomas. Show more

Jane Garvey asks whether Annie Nightingale's success made it easier for women to be revered in music broadcasting. From October 2013. Show more

4 Extra Debut. As their relationship falters, Travis and Jen a take funny and dark adventure into unknown European territory. With Craig Kelly, Katy Cavanagh and Trevor Peacock. Show more

Can Kate and George organise baby Helen's christening? Adapted from TV with Richard Briers and Prunella Scales. From April 1967. Show more

Neddie learns that he is the rightful owner of New York and tries to reclaim his land. Stars Harry Secombe. From November 1955. Show more

Can the detective prevent the ruin of Dr Watson's friend? With Norman Shelley. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle thriller from March 1960. Show more

Lyse Doucet meets Shukria Barakzai, an Afghan politician and diplomat who has faced a suicide attack in her campaign for women's rights. Show more

His worst suspicions about events on the Rock finally confirmed, who can Toby Bell trust now? Read by Damian Lewis. Show more

Marina Warner tells the latent truth from the familiar fiction in the tales, identifying the real people and places that some believe have inspired the Grimms brothers' collection. Show more

With Kit banished from the shop, he must set about finding other employment. Dickens dramatisation with Emily Chennery.

Leo Tolstoy's passionate search for the meaning of life. Can reason and belief exist in the same answer? Read by Joss Ackland. From February 1993.

Shazia Mirza's hero from the BBC archives, former chief news correspondent Kate Adie.

A brilliant pianist is sucked into a world of obsession when tutoring a wealthy Russian oligarch's daughter. Stars Ed Stoppard, Matthew Marsh, Dolya Gavanski, Isabella Blake Thomas. Show more

Angus Deayton lets Russell Kane, Josie Long, Alun Cochrane and Milton Jones devise the panel show's rounds. From March 2011. Show more

Bingo is in love again, so Bertie and his valet are summoned to help. PG Wodehouse romp with Richard Briers and Michael Hordern. Show more

Angela Barnes's hero from the BBC archives, comedian Linda Smith.

Daniel and Lucy hire Nigel the builder to prepare for the new baby. Stars David Tennant and Elizabeth Carling. From November 2003. Show more

Comedienne Deborah Frances-White's own true story of hunting her birth mother to find out why she gave her away. From April 2015. Show more

Gemma Cairney's hero from the BBC archives, musician Erykah Badu.

Landing on an unknown rock, Ambassador B is welcomed with dinner and a movie, but the armrests have handcuffs. With Ewan Bailey. Show more

Scholarship boy Jenkins is intimidated by his new school's traditions. Especially one with bones in boxes. Read by Tony Doyle. Show more

Arthur Smith joins political veteran Barbara Castle as she recalls the inequalities of her hometown, Pontefract. From January 1998. Show more

Can Kate and George organise baby Helen's christening? Adapted from TV with Richard Briers and Prunella Scales. From April 1967. Show more

Neddie learns that he is the rightful owner of New York and tries to reclaim his land. Stars Harry Secombe. From November 1955. Show more

Can the detective prevent the ruin of Dr Watson's friend? With Norman Shelley. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle thriller from March 1960. Show more

Lyse Doucet meets Shukria Barakzai, an Afghan politician and diplomat who has faced a suicide attack in her campaign for women's rights. Show more

Jane Garvey asks whether Annie Nightingale's success made it easier for women to be revered in music broadcasting. From October 2013. Show more

4 Extra Debut. As their relationship falters, Travis and Jen a take funny and dark adventure into unknown European territory. With Craig Kelly, Katy Cavanagh and Trevor Peacock. Show more

Comedienne Deborah Frances-White's own true story of hunting her birth mother to find out why she gave her away. From April 2015. Show more

Made for Four Extra. BBC Radio 4 Extra's topical sketch show Newsjack, the show that anyone can write for. Hosted by Angela Barnes with Mike Wozniak, Róisín O'Mahony and Joe Barnes. Show more

The best in contemporary comedy. Athena Kugblenu talks to Eleanor Tiernan.

Is the London Asian radio station about to lose its star presenter? Stars Meera Syal and Sanjeev Bhaskar. From September 1996. Show more

Nostalgia is all the rage this week, as an escaping PoW drops in and out, and Mel and Vicki celebrate the 1980s. From May 2001. Show more

Landing on an unknown rock, Ambassador B is welcomed with dinner and a movie, but the armrests have handcuffs. With Ewan Bailey. Show more

Scholarship boy Jenkins is intimidated by his new school's traditions. Especially one with bones in boxes. Read by Tony Doyle. Show more

Arthur Smith joins political veteran Barbara Castle as she recalls the inequalities of her hometown, Pontefract. From January 1998. Show more

Can the detective prevent the ruin of Dr Watson's friend? With Norman Shelley. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle thriller from March 1960. Show more

Lyse Doucet meets Shukria Barakzai, an Afghan politician and diplomat who has faced a suicide attack in her campaign for women's rights. Show more

His worst suspicions about events on the Rock finally confirmed, who can Toby Bell trust now? Read by Damian Lewis. Show more

Marina Warner tells the latent truth from the familiar fiction in the tales, identifying the real people and places that some believe have inspired the Grimms brothers' collection. Show more

With Kit banished from the shop, he must set about finding other employment. Dickens dramatisation with Emily Chennery.

Leo Tolstoy's passionate search for the meaning of life. Can reason and belief exist in the same answer? Read by Joss Ackland. From February 1993.

A brilliant pianist is sucked into a world of obsession when tutoring a wealthy Russian oligarch's daughter. Stars Ed Stoppard, Matthew Marsh, Dolya Gavanski, Isabella Blake Thomas. Show more

Angus Deayton lets Russell Kane, Josie Long, Alun Cochrane and Milton Jones devise the panel show's rounds. From March 2011. Show more

Bingo is in love again, so Bertie and his valet are summoned to help. PG Wodehouse romp with Richard Briers and Michael Hordern. Show more