Actress and playwright Sudha Bhuchar chooses one of Bollywood’s first great international stars, Zohra Sehgal. From 2016. Show more

1967: An exhibition of Lawrie's newly discovered Robles is mooted. Read by Martina Laird and Jessica Raine.

DJ and musician Fatboy Slim chooses 'Something' by the Beatles and 'Sowing the Seeds of Love' by Tears for Fears.

An unexpected romantic encounter over first aid marks the beginning of a turbulent partnership. Stars Julianna Jennings. Show more

Joe and Fred's attempt to teach their wives a lesson backfires. Stars Jack Warner and Kathleen Harrison. From September 1957. Show more

Troutbridge TV films a minesweeper sailing to the breakers' yard. Navy Lark spin-off stars Jon Pertwee. From March 1963. Show more

The couple's German friend Heinrich reveals his thoughts about the war. Written by and starring Kay Stonham and Simon Greenall. From June 2003.

4 Extra Debut. From Bach to Dean Martin. His Dark Materials author Philip Pullman makes his castaway choices. With Sue Lawley. From 2002. Show more

The naturalist on the battle of filming the birds of Borneo, whose nests made of saliva are prized by Chinese chefs. From 2009. Show more

Jay Allison introduces tales about family life, from sibling high jinks to the difficulties of having children (and parents). Show more

DJ and musician Fatboy Slim chooses 'Something' by the Beatles and 'Sowing the Seeds of Love' by Tears for Fears.

Daljit Nagra selects The Echo Chamber featuring poets Ocean Vuong and Mark Pajak. Presented by Paul Farley. From 2017. Show more

From a Russian train station in London to airport names. Paul Sinha uncovers the role transport played in history. From 2016. Show more

Bernadette Murphy’s account of her mission to solve one of 19th century’s most perplexing art mysteries. Read by Rebecca Front.

Author Kate Mosse chooses Nancy Sinatra's 'These Boots Were Made For Walkin' and Jacques Brel's 'La Chanson Des Vieux Amants'.

Two village policewomen – one seeks to keep the peace but the other yearns excitement. Stars Jessica Ransom and Susan Wokoma. Show more

John Andrew returns to Paris where he lost his heart to 60s singing icon Francoise Hardy. How does he feel today? From 2011. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Connie is at crisis point. The last thing she needs is an old admirer turning up on her doorstep. Stars Brenda Bruce. Show more

Daljit Nagra selects The Echo Chamber featuring poets Ocean Vuong and Mark Pajak. Presented by Paul Farley. From 2017. Show more

From a Russian train station in London to airport names. Paul Sinha uncovers the role transport played in history. From 2016. Show more

1870: Engineer Adam Salton probes the terrifying disappearance of men from a tiny village. Gothic horror with Jimi Mistry. Show more

Jay Allison introduces tales about family life, from sibling high jinks to the difficulties of having children (and parents). Show more

DJ and musician Fatboy Slim chooses 'Something' by the Beatles and 'Sowing the Seeds of Love' by Tears for Fears.

4 Extra Debut. Connie is at crisis point. The last thing she needs is an old admirer turning up on her doorstep. Stars Brenda Bruce. Show more

4 Extra Debut. From Bach to Dean Martin. His Dark Materials author Philip Pullman makes his castaway choices. With Sue Lawley. From 2002. Show more

The naturalist on the battle of filming the birds of Borneo, whose nests made of saliva are prized by Chinese chefs. From 2009. Show more

From a Russian train station in London to airport names. Paul Sinha uncovers the role transport played in history. From 2016. Show more

Dr Berry's latest patient finds himself rather crowded, and face-to-face with an unusual tattoo. Stars Nick Lucas. From 2012. Show more

When his agent Ken adopts a high-tech lifestyle, can John Shuttleworth keep up? Stars Graham Fellows. From November 1997.

Extra! Extra! Marcus Brigstocke starts own newspaper shock! Plus the headline of the year you'll never get to read. From 2016. Show more

The sci-fi star and his crew set sail on a romantic cruise. With Tom Baker, Richard Herring and Stewart Lee. From November 1992. Show more

1870: Engineer Adam Salton probes the terrifying disappearance of men from a tiny village. Gothic horror with Jimi Mistry. Show more

Bernadette Murphy’s account of her mission to solve one of 19th century’s most perplexing art mysteries. Read by Rebecca Front.

Author Kate Mosse chooses Nancy Sinatra's 'These Boots Were Made For Walkin' and Jacques Brel's 'La Chanson Des Vieux Amants'.

Two village policewomen – one seeks to keep the peace but the other yearns excitement. Stars Jessica Ransom and Susan Wokoma. Show more

John Andrew returns to Paris where he lost his heart to 60s singing icon Francoise Hardy. How does he feel today? From 2011. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Connie is at crisis point. The last thing she needs is an old admirer turning up on her doorstep. Stars Brenda Bruce. Show more