4 Extra Debut. Gerald Scarfe with scavenged BBC archive clips rebuilt into something new and unpredictable on the theme of Hell. From 2014. Show more

As the Russian tanks encircle Stalingrad, Hitler refuses to allow German commanders to surrender. Stars Kenneth Cranham. Show more

Michael Feydeau and David Pershore recall some 1960s cunning villainy. Stars Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis. From October 2001. Show more

Some chefs and waiters play a guessing game that conjures up aromas of wine and childhood. Read by Tracy-Ann Oberman. Show more

A mum and daughter undertake a two-week sponsored walk along The Thames Path. With Felicity Montagu and Olivia Nixon. From 2016. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Tommy Handley’s recipe for seasonal mayhem includes gags, spoonerisms and a modern version of Cinderella. From December 1946. Show more

Celebrating Christmas doesn’t quite go to plan for Sid and Dora Edge. Stars Sid James and Dora Bryan with Pat Coombs. From 1965. Show more

Diana Quick reads the autobiography of Lucy Malleson, a detective writer of the 1930s, who wrote as “Anthony Gilbert”. Show more

Fi Glover with a conversation between the manager and a volunteer at a Birmingham Foodbank, reflecting on the generosity of donors and the dignity of those who use their service Show more

From Fred Astaire to William Walton. Playwright Peter Nichols makes his castaway choices. With Sue Lawley. From July 2000. Show more

True stories told live in in the USA. Sarah Austin Jenness presents tales of people's experiences during the last month of the year. Show more

Legendary naturalist Sir David muses on the natural history of perhaps the most lethargic beast in the animal world. From 2009. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Tommy Handley’s recipe for seasonal mayhem includes gags, spoonerisms and a modern version of Cinderella. From December 1946. Show more

Celebrating Christmas doesn’t quite go to plan for Sid and Dora Edge. Stars Sid James and Dora Bryan with Pat Coombs. From 1965. Show more

As the Russian tanks encircle Stalingrad, Hitler refuses to allow German commanders to surrender. Stars Kenneth Cranham. Show more

Michael Feydeau and David Pershore recall some 1960s cunning villainy. Stars Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis. From October 2001. Show more

Some chefs and waiters play a guessing game that conjures up aromas of wine and childhood. Read by Tracy-Ann Oberman. Show more

Oxford, The Trout Inn: The tale of a pot boy named Malcolm Polstead, and a girl hidden in a convent. Read by Simon Russell Beale. Show more

Ian McMillan heads to Forfar and Dundee to learn about Bridie and Scotch pies, with fellow poet Bill Herbert. From 2004. Show more

Viktor's scientific breakthrough had not brought success, instead he’s accused of being 'anti-Soviet'. Stars Kenneth Branagh. Show more

Daljit Nagra selects Adventures in Poetry: Snow. Peggy Reynolds explores the appeal of Louis MacNeice’s poem. From 2002. Show more

A mum and daughter undertake a two-week sponsored walk along The Thames Path. With Felicity Montagu and Olivia Nixon. From 2016. Show more

A lost, wounded angel spends a few disconcerting days in a small Victorian village. Stars Bernard Cribbins and Richard Pearce. Show more

Heartbreaking and comic drama about parents of a profoundly mentally disabled child. Stars Christopher Eccleston and Kaye Wragg. Show more

From Fred Astaire to William Walton. Playwright Peter Nichols makes his castaway choices. With Sue Lawley. From July 2000. Show more

Fi Glover with a conversation between the manager and a volunteer at a Birmingham Foodbank, reflecting on the generosity of donors and the dignity of those who use their service Show more

Daljit Nagra selects Adventures in Poetry: Snow. Peggy Reynolds explores the appeal of Louis MacNeice’s poem. From 2002. Show more

A mum and daughter undertake a two-week sponsored walk along The Thames Path. With Felicity Montagu and Olivia Nixon. From 2016. Show more

Sean Foley and Hamish McColl compete in a European Radio Drama competition. From July 2000. Show more

From 10.00pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Arthur Smith talks to Steve Furst.

Out and about, historic expeditions and more are on the airwaves. Stars Marcus Brigstocke. From November 2000. Show more

Aussie comedian and art historian Hannah Gadsby explores Michelangelo's ‘David’ – a 16th-century 17-foot-tall statue. From 2015. Show more

An unusual doctor, the perils of parenthood and faking it as a boxer. Stars Johnny Daukes and Hils Barker. From August 2005. Show more

A lost, wounded angel spends a few disconcerting days in a small Victorian village. Stars Bernard Cribbins and Richard Pearce. Show more

As the Russian tanks encircle Stalingrad, Hitler refuses to allow German commanders to surrender. Stars Kenneth Cranham. Show more

Michael Feydeau and David Pershore recall some 1960s cunning villainy. Stars Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis. From October 2001. Show more

Some chefs and waiters play a guessing game that conjures up aromas of wine and childhood. Read by Tracy-Ann Oberman. Show more

Oxford, The Trout Inn: The tale of a pot boy named Malcolm Polstead, and a girl hidden in a convent. Read by Simon Russell Beale. Show more

Ian McMillan heads to Forfar and Dundee to learn about Bridie and Scotch pies, with fellow poet Bill Herbert. From 2004. Show more

Viktor's scientific breakthrough had not brought success, instead he’s accused of being 'anti-Soviet'. Stars Kenneth Branagh. Show more