A new version of Henrik Ibsen's drama in which a woman must choose between her husband and a sailor to whom she had promised herself years earlier, before she married. Show more

Comedy series following the challenges faced by those responsible for delivering the 2012 Olympics. A group of dignitaries from Rio, the Olympic hosts in 2016, visits London. Show more

Adaptation of the comic novel about the archetypal 'little man'. Pooter's son Willie returns, now calling himself Lupin and insisting on rather unseemly behaviour. Show more

Adaptation of George and Weedon Grossmith's novel. Pooter receives an insulting Christmas card and a punch in the head at an evening with the Holloway Comedians. Show more

Adaptation of the novel about the diary of the archetypal 'little man'. Pooter is proud when Lupin gains a position at the firm Perkupp and Co, until things go wrong for the boy. Show more

Andrew Davies's adaptation of George and Weedon Grossmith's novel about the diary of archetypal 'little man' Charles Pooter - endearing, yet obsessed with his own importance.

Andrew Marr's guests include Theresa May MP, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, Valerie Trierweiler and Hugh Bonneville. There's also music from Dr John. Show more

Larry is an American pianist living in Majorca, where he was drawn by the music of late composer Valerin Lucinski. Larry dreams of organising a concert in honour of his hero. Show more

Hugh Bonneville and Jessica Hynes pair up for a road trip through the former Soviet state of Georgia. Jessica's spirit of adventure causes Hugh a few anxious moments. Show more

Andrew Davies's adaptation of George and Weedon Grossmith's novel about the diary of archetypal 'little man'. Pooter paints many of the family's possessions red. Show more

Adaptation of a novel about the diary of an archetypal 'little man'. Pooter is troubled by Lupin's sudden engagement to Daisy Mutler, but he and Carrie throw a party anyway. Show more

Adaptation of a novel about the diary of an archetypal 'little man'. Pooter is hung over from the previous night's party, but soon starts to feel better and thinks of a good joke. Show more

Adaptation of a novel about the diary of an archetypal little man'. Pooter receives an insulting Christmas card and is dismayed by the reinstatement of Lupin's engagement to Daisy. Show more

Andrew Davies's adaptation of George and Weedon Grossmith's novel about the diary of archetypal 'little man', Charles Pooter - endearing, yet obsessed with his own importance.

Andrew Davies's adaptation of George and Weedon Grossmith's novel about the diary of the archetypal 'little man'. Pooter returns from the Mansion House Ball rather squiffy. Show more

Adaptation of a novel about the diary of an archetypal `little man'. Pooter is outraged when his name's omitted from the Mansion House Ball attendance list by the local newspaper. Show more

Adaptation of a novel about the diary of an archetypal little man. Pooter is enjoying his promotion and takes out some shares in Parachikka Chlorates, but loses his money. Show more

Adaptation of a novel about the diary of the archetypal little man. Pooter is overcome with pride when Lupin is employed by Mr Perkupp, but things soon go wrong for Lupin. Show more

Adaptation of a novel about the diary of an archetypal 'little man'. Following a lovely holiday, Pooter is relieved to be home again and indulges in some home improvements. Show more

Adaptation of a novel about the diary of an archetypal little man. Pooter is struck by the most wonderful good fortune to be rewarded beyond his wildest dreams. Show more