4 Extra Debut. Poet Daljit Nagra introduces Fred's Archive - a unique collection of recorded poets. Presented by Joan Bakewell. From March 2008. Show more

Making new friends - and the problem with polymath bestselling authors. Slightly off sketch show from September 2013. Show more

Lord Peter Wimsey probes the mysterious Mr Oliver - and a pair of tricky wills. Stars Ian Carmichael and Allan Cuthbertson. Show more

Miles Kington hears the voices of internees in German prisoner-of-war camps during the First World War recorded by the Royal Prussian Phonographic Commission. From May 2005.

It's Father's wedding day, but will he really cut his family off without a bean? Stars Maurice Denham. From February 1991. Show more

Nicholas Parsons challenges Shappi Khorsandi, Jo Caulfield, Julian Clary and Paul Merton to speak for 60 seconds without hesitation, deviation or repetition. Show more

The regular cast play different characters in the rise-and-fall saga of a pie-stall cook. Stars Tony Hancock. From May 1955. Show more

The shady lawyer searches for a lost pekingese. The Marx Brothers' lost shows recreated. With Michael Roberts. From June 1990. Show more

Clive Anderson's yesteryear quiz, with Mark Steel, John O'Farrell, Chris Addison and David Quantick. From June 2004. Show more

With digging in the playground, lessons are learned when an old boy visits the school. Stars Karl Howman. From December 1996. Show more

The Ashtons and Ravenswoods have long been enemies. But can love bring the warring families together? Starring David Tennant. Show more

Vienna 1939. Leah is hurried through the city's streets by her mother to try and catch the last kindertransport. Read by Bryony Hannah. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Robbie used to be a professional jazz pianist. Now he is a much-abused and miserable music teacher. Stars Gerry Mulgrew. From November 2008. Show more

The regular cast play different characters in the rise-and-fall saga of a pie-stall cook. Stars Tony Hancock. From May 1955. Show more

The shady lawyer searches for a lost pekingese. The Marx Brothers' lost shows recreated. With Michael Roberts. From June 1990. Show more

Lord Peter Wimsey probes the mysterious Mr Oliver - and a pair of tricky wills. Stars Ian Carmichael and Allan Cuthbertson. Show more

Miles Kington hears the voices of internees in German prisoner-of-war camps during the First World War recorded by the Royal Prussian Phonographic Commission. From May 2005.

Sefton and Morley resume their research for the new guide book, but hear shocking news about Hannah. Read by Julian Rhind-Tutt. From August 2013. Show more

Laurence plots the rise of the country house style in the disquieting years of the '70s and '80s when the past became a consolation and an escape from the present. From March 2008.

Mrs Nubbins and the mysterious gentleman try to find Nell and her grandfather. Dickens dramatisation starring Lindsey Coulson. From January 2003. Show more

James Earl Ray escapes. Hampton Sides' account of Martin Luther King's murder. Read by Clarke Peters and Christian Camargo. From July 2010. Show more

The Ashtons and Ravenswoods have long been enemies. But can love bring the warring families together? Starring David Tennant. Show more

Clive Anderson's yesteryear quiz, with Mark Steel, John O'Farrell, Chris Addison and David Quantick. From June 2004. Show more

With digging in the playground, lessons are learned when an old boy visits the school. Stars Karl Howman. From December 1996. Show more

It's Father's wedding day, but will he really cut his family off without a bean? Stars Maurice Denham. From February 1991. Show more

Nicholas Parsons challenges Shappi Khorsandi, Jo Caulfield, Julian Clary and Paul Merton to speak for 60 seconds without hesitation, deviation or repetition. Show more

After sparking a plane crash, the deadly Exon plant strain's advancement continues. Stars TP McKenna and Paul Copley. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Sue MacGregor, Andrew Davies and Cherie Booth discuss books by Alison Lurie, Michelle de Kretser and Ian McEwan. From December 2005. Show more

The regular cast play different characters in the rise-and-fall saga of a pie-stall cook. Stars Tony Hancock. From May 1955. Show more

The shady lawyer searches for a lost pekingese. The Marx Brothers' lost shows recreated. With Michael Roberts. From June 1990. Show more

Lord Peter Wimsey probes the mysterious Mr Oliver - and a pair of tricky wills. Stars Ian Carmichael and Allan Cuthbertson. Show more

Miles Kington hears the voices of internees in German prisoner-of-war camps during the First World War recorded by the Royal Prussian Phonographic Commission. From May 2005.

Vienna 1939. Leah is hurried through the city's streets by her mother to try and catch the last kindertransport. Read by Bryony Hannah. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Robbie used to be a professional jazz pianist. Now he is a much-abused and miserable music teacher. Stars Gerry Mulgrew. From November 2008. Show more

Nicholas Parsons challenges Shappi Khorsandi, Jo Caulfield, Julian Clary and Paul Merton to speak for 60 seconds without hesitation, deviation or repetition. Show more

Sketch show with a comic slant on human frailties. With Tom Basden, Tim Key and Lloyd Woolf. From November 2008. Show more

The best in contemporary comedy. Iain Lee takes to Sisters.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week in news through stand-up and sketches. Steve and Hugh are joined by Gemma Arrowsmith, Marcus Brigstocke, Jess Robinson and Ahir Shah. Show more

The comedian investigates his fear of reading aloud. Just what is the point of books? With Hattie Hayridge. From October 2005. Show more

After sparking a plane crash, the deadly Exon plant strain's advancement continues. Stars TP McKenna and Paul Copley. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Sue MacGregor, Andrew Davies and Cherie Booth discuss books by Alison Lurie, Michelle de Kretser and Ian McEwan. From December 2005. Show more

Lord Peter Wimsey probes the mysterious Mr Oliver - and a pair of tricky wills. Stars Ian Carmichael and Allan Cuthbertson. Show more

Miles Kington hears the voices of internees in German prisoner-of-war camps during the First World War recorded by the Royal Prussian Phonographic Commission. From May 2005.

Sefton and Morley resume their research for the new guide book, but hear shocking news about Hannah. Read by Julian Rhind-Tutt. From August 2013. Show more

Laurence plots the rise of the country house style in the disquieting years of the '70s and '80s when the past became a consolation and an escape from the present. From March 2008.

Mrs Nubbins and the mysterious gentleman try to find Nell and her grandfather. Dickens dramatisation starring Lindsey Coulson. From January 2003. Show more

James Earl Ray escapes. Hampton Sides' account of Martin Luther King's murder. Read by Clarke Peters and Christian Camargo. From July 2010. Show more

The Ashtons and Ravenswoods have long been enemies. But can love bring the warring families together? Starring David Tennant. Show more

Clive Anderson's yesteryear quiz, with Mark Steel, John O'Farrell, Chris Addison and David Quantick. From June 2004. Show more

With digging in the playground, lessons are learned when an old boy visits the school. Stars Karl Howman. From December 1996. Show more