Jack is in for a birthday surprise, while a ladykiller woos barmaid Mrs Drummond. Stars Michael Williams. From January 1999. Show more

The worst of the bad coppers, a frustrated one hit-wonder and the return of Patsy Straightwoman. With Carrie Quinlan. From 2017. Show more

Christmas interrupts Lord Peter Wimsey's investigation, but some suspicious powder isn't what it seems. Stars Ian Carmichael. Show more

Martin Ellis explores how modern makers continue the ancient tradition of making beautiful objects in silver. From 2013. Show more

With three wives, Clem can't keep up his treble life any longer. How can he escape them all? Stars Alex Lowe. From October 2003. Show more

Lestrade lends a hand after his protégé saves a drowning woman, and suspects that this was no accident. Starring James Fleet. Show more

Radio Prune’s sporting twist on ballet and Jack the Ripper exposed! The BBC’s classic comedy revived with Barnaby Eaton-Jones. Show more

The business falters when the horse needs a vet. Adapted from TV, with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From August 1966. Show more

Animal, vegetable or mineral? Barry Took's revised 20 questions. With Geoffrey Durham, Chris Serle and Clare Francis. From May 1998. Show more

Charles and George are laid off but maintain the pretence of working. Stars Donald Hewlett and Michael Knowles. From 1984. Show more

The inexorable rise of Georges Duroy amidst the spin of the newspaper world of 19th-century France. Stars Jonathan Slinger. Show more

Amanda Litherland and Renay Richardson recommend podcasts and chat to the creators. This week, Scene On Radio with John Biewen and Jon Ronson's new series The Last Days Of August.

Radio Prune’s sporting twist on ballet and Jack the Ripper exposed! The BBC’s classic comedy revived with Barnaby Eaton-Jones. Show more

The business falters when the horse needs a vet. Adapted from TV, with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From August 1966. Show more

Christmas interrupts Lord Peter Wimsey's investigation, but some suspicious powder isn't what it seems. Stars Ian Carmichael. Show more

Martin Ellis explores how modern makers continue the ancient tradition of making beautiful objects in silver. From 2013. Show more

Nearing the end of Virgil's story, is Ruth any closer to finding her so desperately missed father? Ailish Symons concludes History of the Rain by Niall Williams. Show more

Michael Morpurgo tells the story of the Poor Law, a forerunner of the welfare state and a safety net for many poor children.

Married at last to the woman he loves, William plans a happy future with Frances. Stars Paul Venables and Claire Price. Show more

Linda Cracknell looks to the future, as she walks the pilgrimage route of St Cuthbert's Way. Concluded by Teresa Gallagher Show more

The inexorable rise of Georges Duroy amidst the spin of the newspaper world of 19th-century France. Stars Jonathan Slinger. Show more

Animal, vegetable or mineral? Barry Took's revised 20 questions. With Geoffrey Durham, Chris Serle and Clare Francis. From May 1998. Show more

Charles and George are laid off but maintain the pretence of working. Stars Donald Hewlett and Michael Knowles. From 1984. Show more

With three wives, Clem can't keep up his treble life any longer. How can he escape them all? Stars Alex Lowe. From October 2003. Show more

Lestrade lends a hand after his protégé saves a drowning woman, and suspects that this was no accident. Starring James Fleet. Show more

A man recalls the love affair he witnessed as a child, and that will influence the rest of his life. Read by Julian Wadham. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Comedy writer Carole Matthews, novelist Carl Tighe and playwright Alan McDonald celebrate and criticise mothers. From September 2002. Show more

Radio Prune’s sporting twist on ballet and Jack the Ripper exposed! The BBC’s classic comedy revived with Barnaby Eaton-Jones. Show more

The business falters when the horse needs a vet. Adapted from TV, with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From August 1966. Show more

Christmas interrupts Lord Peter Wimsey's investigation, but some suspicious powder isn't what it seems. Stars Ian Carmichael. Show more

Martin Ellis explores how modern makers continue the ancient tradition of making beautiful objects in silver. From 2013. Show more

Amanda Litherland and Renay Richardson recommend podcasts and chat to the creators. This week, Scene On Radio with John Biewen and Jon Ronson's new series The Last Days Of August.

Lestrade lends a hand after his protégé saves a drowning woman, and suspects that this was no accident. Starring James Fleet. Show more

Andrew Lawrence explores life's everyday journeys, either to work, holiday or just down to the shops. From September 2011. Show more

Still exploring the wonders of the planet - the comedian learns how a love of gardening can lead to wisdom. From March 2009. Show more

Facing judgement this week are Owain Glyndwr and William Robert Grove. Expect a glorious service station. From February 2012. Show more

Recorded in 1994, Brian Perkins, Kate Robbins and Jeremy Hardy recall a year of turbulent upheaval that was yet to be - 2001. Show more

A man recalls the love affair he witnessed as a child, and that will influence the rest of his life. Read by Julian Wadham. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Comedy writer Carole Matthews, novelist Carl Tighe and playwright Alan McDonald celebrate and criticise mothers. From September 2002. Show more

Christmas interrupts Lord Peter Wimsey's investigation, but some suspicious powder isn't what it seems. Stars Ian Carmichael. Show more

Martin Ellis explores how modern makers continue the ancient tradition of making beautiful objects in silver. From 2013. Show more

Nearing the end of Virgil's story, is Ruth any closer to finding her so desperately missed father? Ailish Symons concludes History of the Rain by Niall Williams. Show more

Michael Morpurgo tells the story of the Poor Law, a forerunner of the welfare state and a safety net for many poor children.

Married at last to the woman he loves, William plans a happy future with Frances. Stars Paul Venables and Claire Price. Show more

Linda Cracknell looks to the future, as she walks the pilgrimage route of St Cuthbert's Way. Concluded by Teresa Gallagher Show more

The inexorable rise of Georges Duroy amidst the spin of the newspaper world of 19th-century France. Stars Jonathan Slinger. Show more

Animal, vegetable or mineral? Barry Took's revised 20 questions. With Geoffrey Durham, Chris Serle and Clare Francis. From May 1998. Show more

Charles and George are laid off but maintain the pretence of working. Stars Donald Hewlett and Michael Knowles. From 1984. Show more