Leo Tolstoy's passionate search for the meaning of life. Can reason and belief exist in the same answer? Read by Joss Ackland. From February 1993.

Leo Tolstoy's passionate search for the meaning of life. Can simplifying faith give us an answer? Read by Joss Ackland. From February 1993.

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After years of research, Patrick McGilligan sorts out fact from fiction about the extraordinary actor Orson Welles. Read by Jack Klaff. Show more

A selection of Sylvia Plath's letters read by Lydia Wilson, covering the breakdown of her marriage to poet Ted Hughes and her suicide in February 1963. Show more

Leo Tolstoy's passionate search for the meaning of life. Can the irrational knowledge of faith help us? Read by Joss Ackland. From February 1993.

Leo Tolstoy's passionate search for the meaning of life. Can the search for God help to provide an answer? Read by Joss Ackland. From February 1993.

Lake District, 1927 - Beatrix Potter is now a farmer, but two visitors make her face a troubled past. Starring Stephanie Cole. Show more

A shy young girl is dragged to the airport by her best friend, set on glimpsing the American superstar. Read by Laura Fraser. Show more

Lavinia Murray's drama inspired by the diaries of military artist David Rowlands. David spends time with the Royal Medical Corps and begins to realise how brutal this civil war is. Show more

Lavinia Murray's drama inspired by the diaries of military artist David Rowlands. David joins soldiers travelling across Serb lines to collect Muslims displaced from their homes. Show more

Lavinia Murray's drama inspired by the diaries of military artist David Rowlands. David is shocked by conditions at the civilian hospital in the Muslim enclave of Travnik. Show more

Lavinia Murray's drama inspired by the diaries of military artist David Rowlands. It is Easter Sunday and David joins the British Battalion on a rare day of peace. Show more

Romantic drama set in early 20th-century Sweden about a housewife whose photography helps her see the world anew as she raises six children and copes with an abusive husband. Show more

Weakly John Brodribb's transformation into Victorian stage great Henry Irving. Eleanor Bron reads Michael Holroyd's biography.

Coming-of-age drama dramatised by Amanda Whittington, set in 1979 and based on the diary of a gay teenager living in a Nottinghamshire mining town. Show more

Sara Wilson was a V.A.D. (Voluntary Aid Detachment) nurse posted to Egypt in January 1918. The drama charts her journey to a desert hospital where she discovers love and death. Show more

The Goon Show star Sir Harry Secombe recalls his Swansea childhood and why a raffle was one of his greatest disappointments. Show more

Glanmor is invited by the Duke of Norfolk to serve on the Investiture Committee. Sharon and her friends in the Welsh Language Society continue their peaceful protests. Show more

Sharon and friends petition the BBC for more programmes in Welsh, while Glanmor puts the case for a Welsh commentator for the Investiture. Show more