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Harriett Gilbert, Adjoa Andoh and Andy Day discuss books by Aminatta Forna, Virginia M Axline and Kate Clanchy. From 2021.

In 2011, Neptune was one year old - one Neptunian year that is. Discovered in 1864, it's orbited the Sun just once. From 2011.

5/6. The body count mounts at the remote Highland loch, but Steve Gardiner has a theory. Stars Teddy Johnson.

Can solicitors James Rowan and his nephew Olly discover the truth behind a school theft? Stars Andrew Cruickshank. From 1980.

6/8. Jim Hacker shuns Sir Humphrey's advice over dodgy weapon dealing. Adapted from BBC TV. Stars Paul Eddington. From 1984.

2/6. Our story begins in Balham Labour Exchange and ends half an hour later. Stars Spike Milligan and John Antrobus. From 1987.

2/5. Florence watches some of the very raunchy movies that Selina has made. Stars Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders. From 2022.

7/10. Adrian struggles with writing his book as his son ends up in hospital. An old flame gets in touch... Read by Harry McEntire.

2/5. The family fortune is lost and her father is ill. Already facing big disappointment, what should Agnes do? Stars Ellie Kendrick.

Tim Brooke-Taylor tries to find out if it's Christopher Timothy, Peter Jones or John Wells telling a tall tale. From 1993.

2/6. Tom and Jerry visit a 19th-century cockfight and make a special wager. Stars Greg Wise and Mark Gatiss. From 2006.

1/3. A Cornish parson's daughter becomes the object of affection for two very different men. Stars Janet Maw and Michael Maloney.

6/6. Deep in the Highlands, hardnosed investigator Steve Gardiner battles to confront the multiple-murderer. Stars Teddy Johnson.

Can solicitors James Rowan and his nephew Olly discover the truth behind a household theft? Stars Andrew Cruickshank. From 1980.

8/8. Eleanor wants a video player, but how can she raise the cash? Stars Prunella Scales and Joan Sanderson. From 1986.

5/5. Modern morality tale about rich, old Ebidiah Hancock and his three sons. Stars Kevin McNally. Recreation from 2017.

1/6. Chris McCausland asks Iain Stirling, Su Pollard, Alasdair Beckett-King and Sophie Duker to identify ads from sounds. From 2024.

8/10. Adrian receives shocking news. As pressure mounts on him to finish his book, Pauline takes action. Read by Harry McEntire.

3/5. A governess for two years to a pair of ignorant girls, Agnes is now lonely and desperate for a friend. Stars George Watkins.

3/6. Louise Broadway makes a stable case for Horse Therapy, Dr Matt Morgan faces the facts with Breaking Bad News and Mel Owen scrolls her way to two diagnoses.

3/5. A monocle, cigarette holder and hallmark teeth gap. Simon Heffer looks at the film career of the typecast Terry-Thomas. From 2015.

Holy Women - Saint Werburgh with Reverend Rosie Woodall.

Mark Thomas explores why the Brits, from the Great Exhibition to paying respects to Elizabeth II, were born to queue. From 2022.

6/6. Deep in the Highlands, hardnosed investigator Steve Gardiner battles to confront the multiple-murderer. Stars Teddy Johnson.

Can solicitors James Rowan and his nephew Olly discover the truth behind a household theft? Stars Andrew Cruickshank. From 1980.

8/8. Eleanor wants a video player, but how can she raise the cash? Stars Prunella Scales and Joan Sanderson. From 1986.

5/5. Modern morality tale about rich, old Ebidiah Hancock and his three sons. Stars Kevin McNally. Recreation from 2017.

1/6. Chris McCausland asks Iain Stirling, Su Pollard, Alasdair Beckett-King and Sophie Duker to identify ads from sounds. From 2024.

8/10. Adrian receives shocking news. As pressure mounts on him to finish his book, Pauline takes action. Read by Harry McEntire.

3/5. A governess for two years to a pair of ignorant girls, Agnes is now lonely and desperate for a friend. Stars George Watkins.

3/6. Steph McGovern asks Darren Harriott and Zoe Lyons to offer definitive answers to the great questions of our age. Or not.

3/6. The CyberPass cafe is shaken by Neville's shock news that his girlfriend has dumped him. Stars Mervyn Stutter. From May 2004.

2/3. After failing to marry Stephen, Elfride meets his mentor Henry. Stars Jeremy Irons and Janet Maw.

Mark Thomas explores why the Brits, from the Great Exhibition to paying respects to Elizabeth II, were born to queue. From 2022.

6/6. Deep in the Highlands, hardnosed investigator Steve Gardiner battles to confront the multiple-murderer. Stars Teddy Johnson.

Can solicitors James Rowan and his nephew Olly discover the truth behind a household theft? Stars Andrew Cruickshank. From 1980.

8/8. Eleanor wants a video player, but how can she raise the cash? Stars Prunella Scales and Joan Sanderson. From 1986.

5/5. Modern morality tale about rich, old Ebidiah Hancock and his three sons. Stars Kevin McNally. Recreation from 2017.

1/6. Chris McCausland asks Iain Stirling, Su Pollard, Alasdair Beckett-King and Sophie Duker to identify ads from sounds. From 2024.

8/10. Adrian receives shocking news. As pressure mounts on him to finish his book, Pauline takes action. Read by Harry McEntire.

3/5. A governess for two years to a pair of ignorant girls, Agnes is now lonely and desperate for a friend. Stars George Watkins.

3/6. Steph McGovern asks Darren Harriott and Zoe Lyons to offer definitive answers to the great questions of our age. Or not.

3/6. The CyberPass cafe is shaken by Neville's shock news that his girlfriend has dumped him. Stars Mervyn Stutter. From May 2004.

2/3. After failing to marry Stephen, Elfride meets his mentor Henry. Stars Jeremy Irons and Janet Maw.

3/6. Louise Broadway makes a stable case for Horse Therapy, Dr Matt Morgan faces the facts with Breaking Bad News and Mel Owen scrolls her way to two diagnoses.

4/4. Mitch thinks he's the world's best musical satirist, but his nemesis Richard Stilgoe is about to strike back. From 2004.

2/4. Andrew Maxwell introduces guests from Serbia, Zimbabwe and America. With Nikola Silic and Carl Joshua Ncube. From 2019.

6/6. Foul play at the panto! Mr Makeaslotofmistakes is now Mr President - scary! Stars Brenda Bleythn and Robert Bathurst. From 1988.