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6/6 The last remaining residents of a drought-stricken hotel receive salvation.
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00:30
Kate returns to her childhood village - will it help her with troubling voices she hears?
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1/5 A young man is attacked on a train late one night and knocked unconscious.
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00:30
Martha Kearney and her guests discuss their favourite books.
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2/5 Carl fears the attack has caused brain damage, as he keeps having blackouts.
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00:30
2/6 Exploring what was once acclaimed as one of the UK's most luxurious venues.
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3/5 As Carl gets used to his coma world, he looks for triggers to wake him up.
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00:30
Sir Jonathan Miller explains why certain moments in music send a shiver down his spine.
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00:00
4/5 Panic kicks in as Carl's dream-world dissolves into a void. Will he ever wake up?
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00:30
Lord Kinnock chooses the life of Aneurin Bevan, the founder of the NHS.
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5/5 Fear of never waking up turns to fear of waking up as Carl starts to stir.
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00:30
7/12 The audience asks Richard Thompson questions about his 1991 solo album Rumor and Sigh.
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00:00
A race of sightless people, a man transported to fairyland and a hidden lost world.
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00:45
The perfect murder, planned and executed with unerring precision. Unless...
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2/2 New Year 1914, and Adele betrays her beloved Luce. Love and silent cinema mystery.
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01:00
2/6 Kim's search takes her to Berlin, and a menacing tour guide.
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01:30
Matthew Bannister tells the story of the London Symphony Orchestra from the 1980s to now.
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01:00
3/6 Mr Stone continues tracking his target while Kim arrives in Denmark.
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01:30
Can Ian Hislop create a photofit image of Henry VIII from the many created down the ages?
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01:00
4/6 Kim discovers uncomfortable truths about the late Mike Fisher.
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01:30
John Wilson explores the reasons why some artists use rubbish in their work
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01:00
5/6 Kim takes extreme action to throw her pursuers off the scent.
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01:30
Comedian Dave Cohen consults the experts to find a "work life balance".
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01:00
6/6 Kim is now a captive on the verge of death. Medusa has been activated.
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01:30
David Taylor explores whether drink and drugs robbed Britain of a literary genius.
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01:00
DCI Alma Blair lurks anonymously at Fat Busters where it seems weight loss can be murder!
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02:00
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02:15
A fiddle player is reluctant to play a special request at Liam and Anya's wedding party.
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02:30
1/2 Sylvia Blackwell arrives in a tight-knit community to become the children's librarian.
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1/10 An artist falls for his married subject during 17th century Holland's tulip mania.
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02:15
11/30 Clare Balding tells a story of lies, expulsions and bigotry when rugby split in two.
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02:30
1/5 Clare returns home years after tragedy struck, but can she put the past behind her?
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02:45
1/5 Humourist Alan Coren muses on his beloved part of London.
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02:00
2/10 As tulip mania grips Amsterdam, Sophia's attraction to Jan increases.
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02:15
12/30 Clare Balding discovers how tennis and golf clubs were borne of Victorian middle classes.
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02:30
2/5 Clare's angry words, scrawled on the treehouse, cause panic among Mark's remaining friends
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02:45
2/5 The writer and broadcaster muses on goldfish, geese and foxes.
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02:00
3/10 Jan and Sophia's attraction to each other is overwhelming, but can it stay secret?
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02:15
13/30 Clare Balding looks at the relationship between boxing and Britain's ethnic minorities.
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02:30
3/5 The tension mounts, when the friends receive an anonymous summons to the treehouse.
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02:45
3/5 The humourist muses on travelling and ponders acting lessons for posing in holiday snaps.
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02:00
4/10 Sophia must act quickly to stop her affair being revealed to her husband.
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02:15
14/30 Clare Balding discovers how working women were finally given their sporting chance.
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02:30
4/5 The friends finally begin to talk and remember, but why does this make Guy so anxious?
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02:45
4/5 The writer and self-proclaimed Royalist muses on a menu of exotic and prehistoric dishes.
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02:00
5/10 Can Sophia's plan fool her husband and keep her affair a secret?
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02:15
15/30 Clare Balding looks at the role gambling has played in our relationship with sport.
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02:30
5/5 The truth of what happened on the night of Mark's death finally emerges.
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02:45
5/5 The humourist, writer and broadcaster muses on a Victorian novelty and home-working.
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02:10
The DJ chooses music by Gilbert and Sullivan, and Paul Simon.
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02:15
The actress tells Derek Jones about her love of wildlife with recordings from the archives
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02:45
Can Roger Ditchley survive a court martial?
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03:00
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03:45
1/5 Stephen Fry meets the engineers who first dreamt of creating a cellular network in the 60s
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03:00
2/2 The case is solved with the aid of a single dumb-bell and Dr Watson's umbrella.
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03:00
1/3 The battles of Ma Joad as her family trek west in 1930s America.
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03:00
2/3 Searching for work in California, the Joads learn thousands like them have also migrated.
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03:00
3/3 In a vigilante mob attack, Casy goes down and Tom hits back. Stars Robert Sheehan.
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03:00
Rob Brydon is Peter Brough the ventriloquist, in the true story behind Educating Archie.
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03:00
A humble wooden cabinet reveals secrets about how Churchill developed his oratorical style
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04:00
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04:00
A Cambridge student's found dead - a tragic accident or is something more sinister afoot?
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04:00
Nigel Rees hosts with Jenni Murray, Matt Barbet, David Wood and Katharine Whitehorn.
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04:30
2/6 Beau Nash helps a man threatened by a vengeful German Count.
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04:00
6/6 David Eagleman, Neil Gaiman and Sarah Millican add to the collection.
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04:30
4/6 'You miss one target, you hit another!' School assessments and a jumble sale are looming.
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04:00
2/6 Natalie Haynes, Michael Rosen, Arthur Smith and Paul Sinha vie for wordy supremacy.
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04:30
3/6 The lifestyle show turns its attention to ageing and alcohol.
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04:00
Peter Jones tests three experts in comedy - Ben Travers, Ray Cooney and Leslie Phillips.
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04:30
2/7 Forced into a meeting at the cottage, Bertie Wooster gets a warning. With Richard Briers.
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04:00
6/6 Gyles Brandreth, Steve Punt, Marcus Brigstocke and Andy Parsons debate to win.
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04:30
4/4 John Fuller-Carp gets embroiled in a bet with a rival barrister.
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04:00
Will the sins of a prostitute mother be foisted upon her daughter? Classic drama.
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05:00
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05:00
4 Extra Debut. Poet Daljit Nagra introduces poetry by Wladislaw Szlengel.
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05:30
3/6 Kerry Godliman's list includes a bug hunt and understanding what on earth iCloud is about.
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05:00
1/6 Local newspaper hack Roy Hitchcock tries to win the heart of his former teacher.
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05:30
6/6 Just how hard can it be to talk for 60 seconds with no hesitation, repetition & deviation?
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05:00
4/10 Bill and Faith bicker as she struggles to act impulsively.
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05:30
2/6 John Finnemore's diary tells of six months spent in Poland...
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05:00
2/6 Stella's luck goes from bad to worse, as daughter Alison and granny want to move in.
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05:30
4/6 The Wall of Crisps is rocked by an unwitting political scandal.
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05:00
1/4 Geoff's decision to finally rebel against his domineering dad does not quite go to plan.
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05:30
3/6 Frank Skinner, Holly Walsh and Richard Herring ponder history’s funniest moments.
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05:00
3/4 What to donate to the harvest festival and interesting things to put on a bonfire.
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05:30
Gaby Roslin, Alistair McGowan and Ronni Ancona present a comedy panel show about films.
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05:30
10/10 1972-1975: Holidays on film and for real, and pondering comedy's future.
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05:50
Ivor Cutler talks neighbours and art to New Zealand-born sculptor Craig Murray-Orr.
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06:00
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06:00
2/6 Kim's search takes her to Berlin, and a menacing tour guide.
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06:30
Matthew Bannister tells the story of the London Symphony Orchestra from the 1980s to now.
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06:00
3/6 Mr Stone continues tracking his target while Kim arrives in Denmark.
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06:30
Can Ian Hislop create a photofit image of Henry VIII from the many created down the ages?
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06:00
4/6 Kim discovers uncomfortable truths about the late Mike Fisher.
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06:30
John Wilson explores the reasons why some artists use rubbish in their work
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06:00
5/6 Kim takes extreme action to throw her pursuers off the scent.
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06:30
Comedian Dave Cohen consults the experts to find a "work life balance".
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06:00
6/6 Kim is now a captive on the verge of death. Medusa has been activated.
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06:30
David Taylor explores whether drink and drugs robbed Britain of a literary genius.
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06:00
Will the sins of a prostitute mother be foisted upon her daughter? Classic drama.
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06:00
A message found at the site of a teenager's death causes panic among his friends.
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07:00
1/6 Local newspaper hack Roy Hitchcock tries to win the heart of his former teacher.
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07:30
6/6 Just how hard can it be to talk for 60 seconds with no hesitation, repetition & deviation?
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07:00
4/10 Bill and Faith bicker as she struggles to act impulsively.
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07:30
2/6 John Finnemore's diary tells of six months spent in Poland...
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07:00
2/6 Stella's luck goes from bad to worse, as daughter Alison and granny want to move in.
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07:30
4/6 The Wall of Crisps is rocked by an unwitting political scandal.
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07:00
1/4 Geoff's decision to finally rebel against his domineering dad does not quite go to plan.
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07:30
3/6 Frank Skinner, Holly Walsh and Richard Herring ponder history’s funniest moments.
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07:00
3/4 What to donate to the harvest festival and interesting things to put on a bonfire.
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07:30
Gaby Roslin, Alistair McGowan and Ronni Ancona present a comedy panel show about films.
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07:30
10/10 1972-1975: Holidays on film and for real, and pondering comedy's future.
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07:50
Ivor Cutler talks neighbours and art to New Zealand-born sculptor Craig Murray-Orr.
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07:15
Tom is fitted by his two aunts for a pinstripe suit, the armour that will protect him.
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07:30
4/6 Kerry Godliman remembers her youth, and her list includes sketch a self-portrait and grout
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08:00
1/20 After a disastrous break, the Lad discovers Sid's rented his house out. From October 1956.
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08:30
5/6 The shady lawyer takes on an amusement arcade. The Marx Brothers radio show recreated.
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08:00
3/7 Lionel's new secretary is more than he bargained for.
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08:30
The civil servant bunglers get in flap!
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08:00
17/20 Hard-up able seaman 'Taffy' finds himself mistakenly promoted.
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08:30
10/13 Suspense in Kenneth Horne's 'The Portrait of Florian Thrust', and a bout of bona wrestling
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08:00
1/5 The showbiz survivor's touching tale of unexpected romance.
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08:30
26/27 With Britain's boots exploding, Neddie Seagoon tackles a national 'scradje' shortage.
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08:00
7/13 Bill Oddie sings the 'Baby Samba' and Professor Prune loses his trousers. With John Cleese
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08:30
Les Dawson pays tribute to a sheep-headed publican, and Cosmo Smallpiece looks at holidays
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08:00
A humble wooden cabinet reveals secrets about how Churchill developed his oratorical style
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08:00
When Kitty hears about Ted's raise, she wants to splash out.
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08:30
A chilling ghost story from Ireland, and Ron and Eth tread the boards in The Glums.
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09:00
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09:00
Nigel Rees hosts with Jenni Murray, Matt Barbet, David Wood and Katharine Whitehorn.
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09:30
2/6 Beau Nash helps a man threatened by a vengeful German Count.
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09:00
3/6 Holding a wobbly mirror up to the news.
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09:30
3/5 The son of a housebreaker learns the hard way that there is no honour among thieves.
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09:00
2/6 Natalie Haynes, Michael Rosen, Arthur Smith and Paul Sinha vie for wordy supremacy.
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09:30
3/6 The lifestyle show turns its attention to ageing and alcohol.
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09:00
Peter Jones tests three experts in comedy - Ben Travers, Ray Cooney and Leslie Phillips.
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09:30
2/7 Forced into a meeting at the cottage, Bertie Wooster gets a warning. With Richard Briers.
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09:00
6/6 Gyles Brandreth, Steve Punt, Marcus Brigstocke and Andy Parsons debate to win.
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09:30
4/4 John Fuller-Carp gets embroiled in a bet with a rival barrister.
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09:00
What is deadpan? Guests puzzle it out with help from classic radio comedy shows.
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09:00
Sue Roe charts the birth of Surrealism in this racy, rackety Paris quartier.
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10:00
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10:00
2/2 The case is solved with the aid of a single dumb-bell and Dr Watson's umbrella.
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10:00
1/3 The battles of Ma Joad as her family trek west in 1930s America.
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10:00
2/3 Searching for work in California, the Joads learn thousands like them have also migrated.
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10:00
3/3 In a vigilante mob attack, Casy goes down and Tom hits back. Stars Robert Sheehan.
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10:00
Rob Brydon is Peter Brough the ventriloquist, in the true story behind Educating Archie.
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10:10
Two artists, one of whom was in the army... but he is not the one who got shot.
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10:15
Garden designer Dan Pearson shares his castaway choices with Kirsty Young.
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11:00
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11:00
1/5 Emily and Edmund know more about each other than anyone in the world, but have never met.
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11:15
14-year-old Sharmila avoids the grief from her mother's death in Hindu mythology.
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11:00
2/5 An elderly blind man finds independence, but a trip to the fair gives pause for thought.
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11:15
A bankrupt football club is helped when their manager embraces socialist principles.
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11:00
3/5 A publican's wife tries to improve her reputation by way of charitable deeds.
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11:15
Eyes bandaged, Thomas Patterson is visited in hospital by his parents and girlfriend.
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11:00
4/5 A waiter finds his marriage of convenience breeds its own fiction when a secret emerges.
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11:15
A woman walks once a year along the Thames, from Kew to Tower Bridge. Why?
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11:00
Luke Jones and Amanda Litherland recommend favourite news podcasts.
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11:00
4/9 Meg Bowles introduces stories that celebrate things we do in the name of love.
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11:50
Musings on the natural history of perhaps the most lethargic beast in the animal world.
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12:00
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12:00
1/20 After a disastrous break, the Lad discovers Sid's rented his house out. From October 1956.
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12:30
5/6 The shady lawyer takes on an amusement arcade. The Marx Brothers radio show recreated.
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12:00
3/7 Lionel's new secretary is more than he bargained for.
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12:30
The civil servant bunglers get in flap!
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12:00
17/20 Hard-up able seaman 'Taffy' finds himself mistakenly promoted.
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12:30
10/13 Suspense in Kenneth Horne's 'The Portrait of Florian Thrust', and a bout of bona wrestling
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12:00
1/5 The showbiz survivor's touching tale of unexpected romance.
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12:30
26/27 With Britain's boots exploding, Neddie Seagoon tackles a national 'scradje' shortage.
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12:00
7/13 Bill Oddie sings the 'Baby Samba' and Professor Prune loses his trousers. With John Cleese
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12:30
Les Dawson pays tribute to a sheep-headed publican, and Cosmo Smallpiece looks at holidays
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12:00
1/6 Local newspaper hack Roy Hitchcock tries to win the heart of his former teacher.
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12:30
1/4 Geoff's decision to finally rebel against his domineering dad does not quite go to plan.
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12:00
When Kitty hears about Ted's raise, she wants to splash out.
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12:30
A chilling ghost story from Ireland, and Ron and Eth tread the boards in The Glums.
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13:00
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13:00
2/6 Kim's search takes her to Berlin, and a menacing tour guide.
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13:30
Matthew Bannister tells the story of the London Symphony Orchestra from the 1980s to now.
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13:00
3/6 Mr Stone continues tracking his target while Kim arrives in Denmark.
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13:30
Can Ian Hislop create a photofit image of Henry VIII from the many created down the ages?
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13:00
4/6 Kim discovers uncomfortable truths about the late Mike Fisher.
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13:30
John Wilson explores the reasons why some artists use rubbish in their work
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13:00
5/6 Kim takes extreme action to throw her pursuers off the scent.
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13:30
Comedian Dave Cohen consults the experts to find a "work life balance".
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13:00
6/6 Kim is now a captive on the verge of death. Medusa has been activated.
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13:30
David Taylor explores whether drink and drugs robbed Britain of a literary genius.
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13:00
DCI Alma Blair lurks anonymously at Fat Busters where it seems weight loss can be murder!
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13:00
A message found at the site of a teenager's death causes panic among his friends.
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14:00
1/10 An artist falls for his married subject during 17th century Holland's tulip mania.
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14:15
11/30 Clare Balding tells a story of lies, expulsions and bigotry when rugby split in two.
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14:30
1/5 Clare returns home years after tragedy struck, but can she put the past behind her?
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14:45
1/5 Humourist Alan Coren muses on his beloved part of London.
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14:00
2/10 As tulip mania grips Amsterdam, Sophia's attraction to Jan increases.
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14:15
12/30 Clare Balding discovers how tennis and golf clubs were borne of Victorian middle classes.
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14:30
2/5 Clare's angry words, scrawled on the treehouse, cause panic among Mark's remaining friends
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14:45
2/5 The writer and broadcaster muses on goldfish, geese and foxes.
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14:00
3/10 Jan and Sophia's attraction to each other is overwhelming, but can it stay secret?
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14:15
13/30 Clare Balding looks at the relationship between boxing and Britain's ethnic minorities.
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14:30
3/5 The tension mounts, when the friends receive an anonymous summons to the treehouse.
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14:45
3/5 The humourist muses on travelling and ponders acting lessons for posing in holiday snaps.
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14:00
4/10 Sophia must act quickly to stop her affair being revealed to her husband.
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14:15
14/30 Clare Balding discovers how working women were finally given their sporting chance.
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14:30
4/5 The friends finally begin to talk and remember, but why does this make Guy so anxious?
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14:45
4/5 The writer and self-proclaimed Royalist muses on a menu of exotic and prehistoric dishes.
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14:00
5/10 Can Sophia's plan fool her husband and keep her affair a secret?
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14:15
15/30 Clare Balding looks at the role gambling has played in our relationship with sport.
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14:30
5/5 The truth of what happened on the night of Mark's death finally emerges.
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14:45
5/5 The humourist, writer and broadcaster muses on a Victorian novelty and home-working.
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14:10
The DJ chooses music by Gilbert and Sullivan, and Paul Simon.
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14:15
The actress tells Derek Jones about her love of wildlife with recordings from the archives
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14:45
Can Roger Ditchley survive a court martial?
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14:15
Tom is fitted by his two aunts for a pinstripe suit, the armour that will protect him.
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14:30
2/2 The library roof remains unrepaired and a friendship is about to cross a line forever.
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15:00
2/2 The case is solved with the aid of a single dumb-bell and Dr Watson's umbrella.
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15:00
1/3 The battles of Ma Joad as her family trek west in 1930s America.
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15:00
2/3 Searching for work in California, the Joads learn thousands like them have also migrated.
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15:00
3/3 In a vigilante mob attack, Casy goes down and Tom hits back. Stars Robert Sheehan.
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15:00
Rob Brydon is Peter Brough the ventriloquist, in the true story behind Educating Archie.
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15:00
A humble wooden cabinet reveals secrets about how Churchill developed his oratorical style
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15:45
2/5 Stephen Fry on how Britain was a world leader in mobile phone technology in the 1980s.
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16:00
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16:00
Nigel Rees hosts with Jenni Murray, Matt Barbet, David Wood and Katharine Whitehorn.
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16:30
2/6 Beau Nash helps a man threatened by a vengeful German Count.
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16:00
6/6 David Eagleman, Neil Gaiman and Sarah Millican add to the collection.
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16:30
4/6 'You miss one target, you hit another!' School assessments and a jumble sale are looming.
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16:00
2/6 Natalie Haynes, Michael Rosen, Arthur Smith and Paul Sinha vie for wordy supremacy.
-
16:30
3/6 The lifestyle show turns its attention to ageing and alcohol.
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16:00
Peter Jones tests three experts in comedy - Ben Travers, Ray Cooney and Leslie Phillips.
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16:30
2/7 Forced into a meeting at the cottage, Bertie Wooster gets a warning. With Richard Briers.
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16:00
6/6 Gyles Brandreth, Steve Punt, Marcus Brigstocke and Andy Parsons debate to win.
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16:30
4/4 John Fuller-Carp gets embroiled in a bet with a rival barrister.
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16:00
Will the sins of a prostitute mother be foisted upon her daughter? Classic drama.
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16:00
Lili arrives in London penniless, set on a permanent arrangement with her rich boyfriend.
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17:00
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17:00
1/6 Local newspaper hack Roy Hitchcock tries to win the heart of his former teacher.
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17:30
6/6 Just how hard can it be to talk for 60 seconds with no hesitation, repetition & deviation?
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17:00
4/10 Bill and Faith bicker as she struggles to act impulsively.
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17:30
2/6 John Finnemore's diary tells of six months spent in Poland...
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17:00
2/6 Stella's luck goes from bad to worse, as daughter Alison and granny want to move in.
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17:30
4/6 The Wall of Crisps is rocked by an unwitting political scandal.
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17:00
1/4 Geoff's decision to finally rebel against his domineering dad does not quite go to plan.
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17:30
3/6 Frank Skinner, Holly Walsh and Richard Herring ponder history’s funniest moments.
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17:00
3/4 What to donate to the harvest festival and interesting things to put on a bonfire.
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17:30
Gaby Roslin, Alistair McGowan and Ronni Ancona present a comedy panel show about films.
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17:30
10/10 1972-1975: Holidays on film and for real, and pondering comedy's future.
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17:50
Ivor Cutler talks neighbours and art to New Zealand-born sculptor Craig Murray-Orr.
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17:00
Poet Daljit Nagra introduces the rivalrous flattering of Elizabeth I through poetry.
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17:30
4/6 Kerry Godliman remembers her youth, and her list includes sketch a self-portrait and grout
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18:00
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18:00
1/5 A young man is attacked on a train late one night and knocked unconscious.
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18:30
Martha Kearney and her guests discuss their favourite books.
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18:00
2/5 Carl fears the attack has caused brain damage, as he keeps having blackouts.
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18:30
2/6 Exploring what was once acclaimed as one of the UK's most luxurious venues.
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18:00
3/5 As Carl gets used to his coma world, he looks for triggers to wake him up.
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18:30
Sir Jonathan Miller explains why certain moments in music send a shiver down his spine.
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18:00
4/5 Panic kicks in as Carl's dream-world dissolves into a void. Will he ever wake up?
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18:30
Lord Kinnock chooses the life of Aneurin Bevan, the founder of the NHS.
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18:00
5/5 Fear of never waking up turns to fear of waking up as Carl starts to stir.
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18:30
7/12 The audience asks Richard Thompson questions about his 1991 solo album Rumor and Sigh.
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18:00
A race of sightless people, a man transported to fairyland and a hidden lost world.
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18:45
The perfect murder, planned and executed with unerring precision. Unless...
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18:00
1/5 Mr Higgins appears every inch the perfect jovial gentleman.
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18:45
1/5 A nightwatchman takes on a new job, but is he prepared for anyone he might meet?
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19:00
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19:00
1/20 After a disastrous break, the Lad discovers Sid's rented his house out. From October 1956.
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19:30
5/6 The shady lawyer takes on an amusement arcade. The Marx Brothers radio show recreated.
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19:00
3/7 Lionel's new secretary is more than he bargained for.
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19:30
The civil servant bunglers get in flap!
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19:00
17/20 Hard-up able seaman 'Taffy' finds himself mistakenly promoted.
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19:30
10/13 Suspense in Kenneth Horne's 'The Portrait of Florian Thrust', and a bout of bona wrestling
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19:00
1/5 The showbiz survivor's touching tale of unexpected romance.
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19:30
26/27 With Britain's boots exploding, Neddie Seagoon tackles a national 'scradje' shortage.
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19:00
7/13 Bill Oddie sings the 'Baby Samba' and Professor Prune loses his trousers. With John Cleese
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19:30
Les Dawson pays tribute to a sheep-headed publican, and Cosmo Smallpiece looks at holidays
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19:00
What is deadpan? Guests puzzle it out with help from classic radio comedy shows.
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19:00
4/9 Meg Bowles introduces stories that celebrate things we do in the name of love.
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19:50
Musings on the natural history of perhaps the most lethargic beast in the animal world.
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20:00
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20:00
2/6 Kim's search takes her to Berlin, and a menacing tour guide.
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20:30
Matthew Bannister tells the story of the London Symphony Orchestra from the 1980s to now.
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20:00
3/6 Mr Stone continues tracking his target while Kim arrives in Denmark.
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20:30
Can Ian Hislop create a photofit image of Henry VIII from the many created down the ages?
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20:00
4/6 Kim discovers uncomfortable truths about the late Mike Fisher.
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20:30
John Wilson explores the reasons why some artists use rubbish in their work
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20:00
5/6 Kim takes extreme action to throw her pursuers off the scent.
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20:30
Comedian Dave Cohen consults the experts to find a "work life balance".
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20:00
6/6 Kim is now a captive on the verge of death. Medusa has been activated.
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20:30
David Taylor explores whether drink and drugs robbed Britain of a literary genius.
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20:00
Sue Roe charts the birth of Surrealism in this racy, rackety Paris quartier.
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21:00
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21:00
1/5 Emily and Edmund know more about each other than anyone in the world, but have never met.
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21:15
14-year-old Sharmila avoids the grief from her mother's death in Hindu mythology.
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21:00
2/5 An elderly blind man finds independence, but a trip to the fair gives pause for thought.
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21:15
A bankrupt football club is helped when their manager embraces socialist principles.
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21:00
3/5 A publican's wife tries to improve her reputation by way of charitable deeds.
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21:15
Eyes bandaged, Thomas Patterson is visited in hospital by his parents and girlfriend.
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21:00
4/5 A waiter finds his marriage of convenience breeds its own fiction when a secret emerges.
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21:15
A woman walks once a year along the Thames, from Kew to Tower Bridge. Why?
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21:00
Luke Jones and Amanda Litherland recommend favourite news podcasts.
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21:10
Two artists, one of whom was in the army... but he is not the one who got shot.
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21:15
Garden designer Dan Pearson shares his castaway choices with Kirsty Young.
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22:00
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22:00
6/6 Just how hard can it be to talk for 60 seconds with no hesitation, repetition & deviation?
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22:30
3/4 Arthur and Fenchurch head for California to discover what happened to the dolphins.
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22:55
On the anniversary of Tony Hancock's death, Paul Merton talks about the late comedian.
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22:00
2/6 John Finnemore's diary tells of six months spent in Poland...
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22:30
1/4 Lach launches his extra-worldy experiences into an unexplored world - comedy.
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22:45
1/4 The music hall artiste and OAP raps with beatboxer Shlomo, probing buzz words.
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22:00
4/6 The Wall of Crisps is rocked by an unwitting political scandal.
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22:30
5/6 William Hague is caught in a snowstorm and contemplates his mortality.
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22:00
3/6 Frank Skinner, Holly Walsh and Richard Herring ponder history’s funniest moments.
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22:30
4/9 Brand new podcast from the team behind the long-running main show.
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22:45
5/6 Dr Berry's latest patient finds himself crowded, and face-to-face with an unusual tattoo.
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22:55
Paul Garner is joined by Paul Merton.
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22:00
Gaby Roslin, Alistair McGowan and Ronni Ancona present a comedy panel show about films.
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22:30
5/6 A lonely woman peeks into other people's houses - but is she too quick to judge?
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22:45
5/6 The funny, sad and bewildering interactions of a community psychiatric nurse's rounds.
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22:55
Arthur Smith is joined by Swedish comedian Evelyn Mok.
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22:00
4/4 Bizarre exhibits including wannabe Hollywood screenwriter Andy Parker.
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22:30
6/6 A single mother dreams of raising her son to wreak revenge on his father.
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22:45
6/6 The funny, sad and bewildering interactions of a community psychiatric nurse's rounds.
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22:55
Arthur Smith is joined by Swedish comedian Evelyn Mok.
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22:00
4/6 Kerry Godliman remembers her youth, and her list includes sketch a self-portrait and grout
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22:30
6/6 A faculty fracas with an old rival helps re-ignite the author's career. From 2005.
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22:55
Arthur Smith is joined by Swedish comedian Evelyn Mok.
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23:00
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23:00
16/20 The Lad is set to reject society to go and live a truly rural life.
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23:25
On the anniversary of Tony Hancock's death, Paul Merton talks about the late comedian.
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23:30
9/14 The Lad joins Sid’s guided tours company, but what’s the snag?
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23:00
4/6 The Questers help King Baldwin the Jovial, who is being terrorised by a terrible creature.
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23:30
4/4 A haunted moustache in the nostalgic spoof of boys' adventure story papers.
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23:00
1/6 Feeling inferior to stylish women, Faye gets lost in a Dirty Dancing fantasy at work.
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23:15
1/6 The Scotsmen dig a suspicious hole for a coffin-shaped wardrobe.
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23:30
4/6 The 15th century family are living in an overcrowded castle.
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23:00
5/6 Stephen K Amos and friends compile an idiot's guide to penny pinching and austerity.
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23:30
5/6 Pip and Harry pursue Mister Benevolent to France, where a dark and pungent fate awaits.
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23:00
3/4 Michael Burke gets trapped in the Moral Maze, and a makeover for Any Answers!
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23:30
4/4 Neil Innes performs jingles for products you never knew you needed.
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23:00
3/6 1990s eco-warrior Dave Angel performs, and a confused delivery man arrives.
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23:30
2/5 Back where Matt Lucas and David Walliams' oddball TV smash hit premiered.
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23:00
5/6 Clare takes a homeless survey, and Brian sets up a stag night.
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23:30
5/6 1997 Eurovision UK winner Katrina Leskanich visits, but Mary gets the ironing board out.
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