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David Mitchell gets John Finnemore, Frankie Boyle, Jeremy Hardy and Lucy Porter to lie with some truths. From 2016. Show more

Turmoil abounds when barrister John Fuller-Carp tries to join a lodge. Stars John Bird and Sanjeev Bhaskar. From May 1998. Show more

American ad man Eliott Thurber struggles to promote a new brand of gourmet pet food. Stars Michael Brandon. From January 2009. Show more

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Can the inept crew of HMS Troutbridge get it ship-shape for an inspection? Stars Leslie Phillips. From July 1967. Show more

The platoon must pave the way for a convoy, but then the circus turns up. Adapted from TV with Arthur Lowe. From July 1976. Show more

Young newlywed Richard is set to do time and reform. So why risk it with a not guilty plea? Stars Bill Nighy and Ray Brooks. Show more

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Stuart Maconie explores how music ends. Classical music often has a clear ending whilst pop often fades away – why? From 2010. Show more

Shocking news comes just as everyone is anticipating the arrest of a conductor for the murder of his wife. Read by Jamie Parker. Show more

Heather Couper considers Greek philosopher Thales's idea that natural forces, not actions by gods, cause natural disasters. From 2008.

Frederica reignites an old flame, John, and her new TV series starts. Marcus finds a damsel in distress. Stars Richard Coyle.

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