Shahidha Bari and Laurence Scott explore images of Canada, including First Nations art, Anne of Green Gables on TV, and poems and art posted on Instagram and Twitter by Rupi Kaur. Show more

By Alison MacLeod. Believing themselves to be bound for Syria, three not very radical young men prepare on Brighton beach. Show more

Literary magazine programme, presented by Mariella Frostrup. Show more

Mariella Frostrup talks to award-winning Spanish writer Javier Cercas about his new novel Outlaws, and discusses Virginia Woolf in fiction with Maggie Gee and Alison MacLeod. Show more

Relations between Evelyn and Geoffrey remain strained, but Evelyn plans a brief diversion from everyday pressures. Show more

Otto has started work on a fresco in a local church. The internment camp is closed, but Geoffrey now has observer duties with the UXB unit. Show more

Stung by Otto's off-handedness, Evelyn has thrown herself into her work with the WI and at home. But can it last? Show more

With Brighton braced for an imminent invasion on its beaches, Geoffrey comes home with some shattering news. Show more

After a difficult evening and a restless night, Geoffrey wakes up hoping to reconcile with Evelyn. Show more

Who is the other patient, hidden behind a screen, in the internment camp infirmary? Show more

The Beaumonts are set on ever-diverging paths. Geoffrey has begun to see Leah, while Evelyn, against his wishes, has decided to visit the internment camp. Show more

Evelyn has become interested in the fate of internee Otto Gottlieb. But according to Geoffrey, there's more to Otto than meets the eye. Show more

Things come to a head between Geoffrey and Evelyn. And Orson's brother Hal comes home 'on leave'. Show more

Evelyn is not at home. Prompted by Philip's anxiety and suspicions, Geoffrey goes looking for her. And why is there smoke coming from No 5? Show more

4 Extra Debut. A philanderer sees a woman in a hotel. But have they met before? Reworking of The Lady With A Little Dog, read by Peter Firth. Show more

Chekhov and his lover take a holiday in Yalta, unaware that a news reporter is stalking their every move. Read by Peter Firth. Show more

Now very ill, Chekhov travels with Olga to a spa town in Germany in the hope of better treatment. Read by Peter Firth. Show more

Written by Alison MacLeod. Creative non-fiction in which the controversial artist Eric Gill dreams about his work and life. Show more

Mariella Frostrup talks to Israeli novelist Ayelet Gundar-Goshen. Her new book, Waking Lions, is a morality tale about a doctor who kills a man in a hit-and-run accident. Show more

Past and present are intimately linked under Brighton's summer skies by painter, John Constable. Read by Tristan Sturrock. Show more