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2/5 Diana secretly begins her own investigation into the mysterious properties of the lichen.
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00:30
Prince of terror Vincent Price recounts a culinary tale which leaves a bitter taste.
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00:00
1/5 A Norwegian version of Snow White involving 13 siblings, and a very wicked stepmother.
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00:15
6/10 An everyday scratch turns a family's world upside down.
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00:30
Sue MacGregor, Tom Standage and Andrea Catherwood discuss favourite books.
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00:00
2/5 Tales from Russia and Norway that feature young girls using their quick wits.
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00:15
7/10 An everyday scratch turns a family's world upside down.
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00:30
Chic Murray's daughter chats to Sally Magnusson about her life with the Scottish comedian.
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00:00
3/5 A Russian variation on the story of Cinderella. Read by Eileen McCallum.
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00:15
8/10 An everyday scratch turns a family's world upside down.
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00:30
4/5 The comic actor, famed as 'Alf Ippititimus', recalls his TV, stage and Carry On career.
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00:00
4/5 Two tales, one from England, the other from Iceland, concerned with fools and marriage.
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00:15
9/10 An everyday scratch turns a family's world upside down.
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00:30
Edmund de Waal, ceramicist and author chooses Holocaust writer Primo Levi.
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00:00
5/5 Angela Carter's retelling of the story of Little Red Riding Hood. Read by Eileen McCallum.
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00:15
10/10 An everyday scratch turns a family's world upside down.
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00:30
Matthew Parris with writers Peter Flannery, Mimi Khalvati and Jemma Kennedy.
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00:00
2/2 Olivia and Irena plot to expose the world of illegal genetic engineering.
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01:00
2/2 Emma prepares to leave Charles, but her complicated love-life is beginning to fall apart.
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01:00
1/5 SJ Watson's debut thriller about a woman who loses her memory every time she sleeps...
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01:30
Cleveland Watkiss and Dame Cleo marvel at Ella Fitzgerald's Mac the Knife and give it a go
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01:00
2/5 When she starts losing her memory, Christine's doctor suggests she keeps a journal.
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01:30
David Baddiel investigates the events that led to the foundation of Cambridge University.
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01:00
3/5 Christine tracks down an old friend in an attempt to try and recall her past.
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01:30
Robin Denselow hears the music of the Saharawi people in the refugee camps of Algeria.
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01:00
4/5 Christine recalls more of her past - but who can she trust?
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01:30
Chris Ledgard explores the tradition of overseas cricketers playing for amateur UK clubs.
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01:00
5/5 As Christine struggles to regain her memory - who is the man who calls himself Ben?
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01:30
Chris Eldon Lee follows the fortunes of tradesmen recruited to work in the Antarctic.
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01:00
A conscientious care worker is pushed to the limits by the system.
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02:00
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02:15
3/5 Five tales of requited and unrequited passion.
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02:30
1/2 Herbert Powyss sets out to make his mark in the field of science.
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02:00
6/10 Tess is left reeling in the aftermath of her brief affair with David.
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02:15
Kathy Willis explores DNA fingerprinting and a new tree of life for plants.
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02:30
1/10 The sequel to The L-Shaped Room. Stars Lynne Seymour.
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02:45
1/5 1967 and a teenage Alan Johnson, wannabe pop star, needs a steady job to fund his dreams.
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02:00
7/10 In the wake of her decision, Tess vows never to explain herself again. Niamh Cusack reads.
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02:15
How DNA analysis is providing a new window into the evolution of the tropical rainforest.
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02:30
2/10 Addy's novel won't be published for another year. In the meantime Jane has to find a job.
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02:45
2/5 At 19, Alan Johnson is a married father of two, and about to become politicised.
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02:00
8/10 Theo, now aged fourteen, has some tough questions for Tess. The reader is Niamh Cusack.
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02:15
Kathy Willis examines new insights into plants as regulators of our planet.
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02:30
3/10 Dottie's plans to start a business are moving very fast now that she's found an investor.
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02:45
3/5 1974 and Alan Johnson - now a union activist - joins the Labour Party.
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02:00
9/10 Close to retirement, Tess enjoys a new-found contentment - until fate intervenes.
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02:15
Kathy Willis examines the importance of green landscapes, parks and gardens.
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02:30
4/10 Toby's flirtation with Whistler worries Jane so she invites him to come for Christmas.
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02:45
4/5 Alan Johnson juggles an idyllic rural post round with increasing union activism.
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02:00
10/10 Tess returns to Ireland for the first time in forty years. Read by Niamh Cusack.
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02:15
Kathy Willis examines how we are building future resilience into our modern crops.
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02:30
5/10 Christmas has gone terribly wrong and Jane is furious that Toby isn't being more helpful.
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02:45
5/5 1982 and Alan Johnson's career is in the ascendancy - but there are clouds on the horizon.
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02:10
Noel Fitzpatrick chooses 'Stairway to Heaven' performed by Led Zeppelin and 'One' by U2.
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02:15
6/8 Pam admires Audley End's restored country house kitchen.
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02:45
1/4 Sir Plympton Makepeace recalls a non-existent election campaign planned in a pub.
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03:00
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03:45
Tristram Hunt finds out about the Lincoln Arboretum and its creator Edward Milner.
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03:00
1/3 The story of a Jewish family fleeing Germany in 1933 told through a child's eyes.
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03:00
2/3 Anna and Max face the challenges of life as refugees rather better than their parents.
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03:00
3/3 It's now 1956 and a crisis with her mother means Anna must go back to Berlin.
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03:00
1/6 The story of Alexander the Great starts with royal friction after his birth.
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03:00
2/6 A pawn in his parents' war, young Alexander is tutored by Aristotle.
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03:00
British author Tessa Hadley talks to Harriett Gilbert about her award-winning novel.
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04:00
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04:00
Hear the finalists of the Charles Parker Prize 2019, introduced by Sara Parker.
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04:00
6/6 John Lloyd and Phill Jupitus with Neil Innes, Dr Bradley Garrett and Isabel Berncke.
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04:30
3/4 The intrepid Yorkshire builders take on work experience Tina, but how will the lass do?
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04:00
Holly Walsh presents the comedy panel show that defines modern etiquette.
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04:30
1/6 Spies and sinful veg at Firebasket Hall. English Civil War sitcom with Joss Ackland.
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04:00
4/6 Simon Mayo discovers which generation is the funniest.
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04:30
4/4 Sitcom about a group of night-time cleaners in Manchester. Starring Julie Hesmondhalgh
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04:00
1/6 Graeme Garden hosts the comedy debating show.
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04:30
2/6 Kenwood-Gore has designs on the village, but for what?
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04:00
3/4 Miles Jupp tests Ed Byrne, Richard Madeley and Roisin Conaty.
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04:30
3/6 Edgar finally meets his client and visits a fair. But will this end his visit?
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04:00
Lancashire, 1912. Can Fanny Hawthorn defy her parents' wishes for her future?
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05:00
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05:00
Daljit Nagra chooses 'Two Poets' from the BBC's poetry archive featuring Les Murray.
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05:30
3/4 John Finnemore takes Susan Calman on a spontaneous holiday to help her learn to unwind.
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05:00
4/6 Western fan and Sutter Estate barmaid Heather looks for a widower's first love.
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05:30
5/6 The 71st series of the multi award-winning comedy panel game chaired by Jack Dee
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05:00
2/6 Can ex-minister Gyles manage to stay a little longer in Nick's flat?
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05:30
1/4 A series of potentially misremembered sporting anecdotes from Andy Hamilton.
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05:00
3/4 Andrew attempts to beat his workmate Lennie to a promotion.
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05:30
4/4 Ben’s mum wants her flat back so the boys are under threat of eviction.
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05:00
4/4 Can Britain's longest serving and laziest PCSOs catch a mystery hand-cream thief?
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05:30
2/4 Andrew Maxwell presents some of the best comedians from wherever in the world they are.
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05:00
1/6 An unexpected phonecall and a surprise invitation bring change to Edinburgh's Cafe Culture
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05:30
4/4 Series finale with Stoneybridge Town Council, Little Girl, Frank Hovis, Denzil and Calum.
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05:30
2/4 Love and marriage figure in the comic celebration of songwriters RP Weston and Bert Lee.
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06:00
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06:00
1/5 SJ Watson's debut thriller about a woman who loses her memory every time she sleeps...
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06:30
Cleveland Watkiss and Dame Cleo marvel at Ella Fitzgerald's Mac the Knife and give it a go
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06:00
2/5 When she starts losing her memory, Christine's doctor suggests she keeps a journal.
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06:30
David Baddiel investigates the events that led to the foundation of Cambridge University.
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06:00
3/5 Christine tracks down an old friend in an attempt to try and recall her past.
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06:30
Robin Denselow hears the music of the Saharawi people in the refugee camps of Algeria.
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06:00
4/5 Christine recalls more of her past - but who can she trust?
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06:30
Chris Ledgard explores the tradition of overseas cricketers playing for amateur UK clubs.
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06:00
5/5 As Christine struggles to regain her memory - who is the man who calls himself Ben?
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06:30
Chris Eldon Lee follows the fortunes of tradesmen recruited to work in the Antarctic.
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06:00
Lancashire, 1912. Can Fanny Hawthorn defy her parents' wishes for her future?
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06:00
1/2 Lynne Reid Banks's sequel to her 1960 novel The L-Shaped Room. Stars Lynne Seymour.
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07:00
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07:00
4/6 Western fan and Sutter Estate barmaid Heather looks for a widower's first love.
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07:30
5/6 The 71st series of the multi award-winning comedy panel game chaired by Jack Dee
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07:00
2/6 Can ex-minister Gyles manage to stay a little longer in Nick's flat?
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07:30
1/4 A series of potentially misremembered sporting anecdotes from Andy Hamilton.
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07:00
3/4 Andrew attempts to beat his workmate Lennie to a promotion.
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07:30
4/4 Ben’s mum wants her flat back so the boys are under threat of eviction.
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07:00
4/4 Can Britain's longest serving and laziest PCSOs catch a mystery hand-cream thief?
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07:30
2/4 Andrew Maxwell presents some of the best comedians from wherever in the world they are.
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07:00
1/6 An unexpected phonecall and a surprise invitation bring change to Edinburgh's Cafe Culture
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07:30
4/4 Series finale with Stoneybridge Town Council, Little Girl, Frank Hovis, Denzil and Calum.
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07:30
2/4 Love and marriage figure in the comic celebration of songwriters RP Weston and Bert Lee.
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07:15
4/5 An aristocrat returns from Panama as lord of a grand English estate, after 30 years.
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07:30
4/4 Susan Calman tries to unwind by visiting an art gallery with Phill Jupitus.
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08:00
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08:00
3/6 A romantic reconciliation meal does not go as planned for the Parkinsons.
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08:30
2/20 Captain Mainwaring promotes fractious Frazer with unexpected results.
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08:00
Right monkey! Al takes a peek inside the world of horse racing.
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08:30
9/10 With news of a New Year's Honour for a villager, Audrey is nice to Devere.
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08:00
3/5 Can Mr Pooter deal with the consequences of his unemployed son's marriage plans?
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08:30
9/13 Simon Sparrow takes Wendy off for a naughty weekend, but events don't quite go to plan.
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08:00
4/13 Rookie barrister Roger defends a fortunate debtor.
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08:30
17/17 Ned picks up a lavish NHS prescription. Kenneth Connor covers for Harry Secombe.
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08:00
8/13 Any doubts about you-know-what are put to rest.
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08:30
7/8 Harold's wedding day doesn't quite go to plan.
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08:00
British author Tessa Hadley talks to Harriett Gilbert about her award-winning novel.
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08:00
Professor Jimmy Edwards is up before the magistrate, accused of excessive use of the cane.
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08:30
When Kitty enters a dress-making competition, she ends up with more than just one dummy.
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09:00
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09:00
6/6 John Lloyd and Phill Jupitus with Neil Innes, Dr Bradley Garrett and Isabel Berncke.
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09:30
3/4 The intrepid Yorkshire builders take on work experience Tina, but how will the lass do?
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09:00
2/5 As Boris becomes PM and Britain melts, the Hot Takes team have a plan - turn off the news.
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09:30
2/4 The talented foursome present more observational sketches and characters.
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09:00
4/6 Simon Mayo discovers which generation is the funniest.
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09:30
4/4 Sitcom about a group of night-time cleaners in Manchester. Starring Julie Hesmondhalgh
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09:00
1/6 Graeme Garden hosts the comedy debating show.
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09:30
2/6 Kenwood-Gore has designs on the village, but for what?
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09:00
3/4 Miles Jupp tests Ed Byrne, Richard Madeley and Roisin Conaty.
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09:30
3/6 Edgar finally meets his client and visits a fair. But will this end his visit?
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09:00
From plucky Cockneys to The Listening Project Fi Glover finds ordinary voices on the radio
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09:00
Charlotte Runcie's book explores the mythical and magical qualities of the sea.
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10:00
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10:00
1/3 The story of a Jewish family fleeing Germany in 1933 told through a child's eyes.
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10:00
2/3 Anna and Max face the challenges of life as refugees rather better than their parents.
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10:00
3/3 It's now 1956 and a crisis with her mother means Anna must go back to Berlin.
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10:00
1/6 The story of Alexander the Great starts with royal friction after his birth.
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10:00
2/6 A pawn in his parents' war, young Alexander is tutored by Aristotle.
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10:10
Despite not growing up together, the family ties are strong
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10:15
From Mozart to Meat Loaf, the actor, comic and writer shares his castaway choices.
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11:00
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11:00
20/26 What motivates or limits us to be altruistic, and do we ever go too far?
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11:50
Sitar player and composer Anoushka Shankar selects two pieces by her musician father Ravi.
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11:00
The working class voice and better representation in stories with Kit De Waal.
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11:00
1/3 Dr John Cooper Clarke chooses his favourite programmes from the BBC Radio archives.
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11:00
Two young brothers, desperate for home, are forced to stay with their foster aunt.
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11:15
Samuel West plays Antoine de Saint-Exupéry in a mesmerising encounter with Anne Lindbergh.
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11:00
Amanda Litherland and Scott Bryan recommend the best new podcasts to listen to this month.
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11:00
3/8 Jenifer Hixson introduces stories about the indelible impact of music.
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11:50
Looking at why underground animals have evolved differently from those on the surface.
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12:00
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12:00
3/6 A romantic reconciliation meal does not go as planned for the Parkinsons.
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12:30
2/20 Captain Mainwaring promotes fractious Frazer with unexpected results.
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12:00
Right monkey! Al takes a peek inside the world of horse racing.
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12:30
9/10 With news of a New Year's Honour for a villager, Audrey is nice to Devere.
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12:00
3/5 Can Mr Pooter deal with the consequences of his unemployed son's marriage plans?
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12:30
9/13 Simon Sparrow takes Wendy off for a naughty weekend, but events don't quite go to plan.
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12:00
4/13 Rookie barrister Roger defends a fortunate debtor.
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12:30
17/17 Ned picks up a lavish NHS prescription. Kenneth Connor covers for Harry Secombe.
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12:00
8/13 Any doubts about you-know-what are put to rest.
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12:30
7/8 Harold's wedding day doesn't quite go to plan.
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12:00
1/6 Graeme Garden hosts the comedy debating show.
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12:30
17/17 Ned picks up a lavish NHS prescription. Kenneth Connor covers for Harry Secombe.
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12:00
Professor Jimmy Edwards is up before the magistrate, accused of excessive use of the cane.
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12:30
When Kitty enters a dress-making competition, she ends up with more than just one dummy.
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13:00
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13:00
1/5 SJ Watson's debut thriller about a woman who loses her memory every time she sleeps...
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13:30
Cleveland Watkiss and Dame Cleo marvel at Ella Fitzgerald's Mac the Knife and give it a go
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13:00
2/5 When she starts losing her memory, Christine's doctor suggests she keeps a journal.
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13:30
David Baddiel investigates the events that led to the foundation of Cambridge University.
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13:00
3/5 Christine tracks down an old friend in an attempt to try and recall her past.
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13:30
Robin Denselow hears the music of the Saharawi people in the refugee camps of Algeria.
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13:00
4/5 Christine recalls more of her past - but who can she trust?
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13:30
Chris Ledgard explores the tradition of overseas cricketers playing for amateur UK clubs.
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13:00
5/5 As Christine struggles to regain her memory - who is the man who calls himself Ben?
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13:30
Chris Eldon Lee follows the fortunes of tradesmen recruited to work in the Antarctic.
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13:00
A conscientious care worker is pushed to the limits by the system.
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13:00
1/2 Lynne Reid Banks's sequel to her 1960 novel The L-Shaped Room. Stars Lynne Seymour.
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14:00
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14:00
6/10 Tess is left reeling in the aftermath of her brief affair with David.
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14:15
Kathy Willis explores DNA fingerprinting and a new tree of life for plants.
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14:30
1/10 The sequel to The L-Shaped Room. Stars Lynne Seymour.
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14:45
1/5 1967 and a teenage Alan Johnson, wannabe pop star, needs a steady job to fund his dreams.
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14:00
7/10 In the wake of her decision, Tess vows never to explain herself again. Niamh Cusack reads.
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14:15
How DNA analysis is providing a new window into the evolution of the tropical rainforest.
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14:30
2/10 Addy's novel won't be published for another year. In the meantime Jane has to find a job.
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14:45
2/5 At 19, Alan Johnson is a married father of two, and about to become politicised.
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14:00
8/10 Theo, now aged fourteen, has some tough questions for Tess. The reader is Niamh Cusack.
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14:15
Kathy Willis examines new insights into plants as regulators of our planet.
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14:30
3/10 Dottie's plans to start a business are moving very fast now that she's found an investor.
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14:45
3/5 1974 and Alan Johnson - now a union activist - joins the Labour Party.
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14:00
9/10 Close to retirement, Tess enjoys a new-found contentment - until fate intervenes.
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14:15
Kathy Willis examines the importance of green landscapes, parks and gardens.
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14:30
4/10 Toby's flirtation with Whistler worries Jane so she invites him to come for Christmas.
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14:45
4/5 Alan Johnson juggles an idyllic rural post round with increasing union activism.
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14:00
10/10 Tess returns to Ireland for the first time in forty years. Read by Niamh Cusack.
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14:15
Kathy Willis examines how we are building future resilience into our modern crops.
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14:30
5/10 Christmas has gone terribly wrong and Jane is furious that Toby isn't being more helpful.
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14:45
5/5 1982 and Alan Johnson's career is in the ascendancy - but there are clouds on the horizon.
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14:10
Noel Fitzpatrick chooses 'Stairway to Heaven' performed by Led Zeppelin and 'One' by U2.
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14:15
6/8 Pam admires Audley End's restored country house kitchen.
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14:45
1/4 Sir Plympton Makepeace recalls a non-existent election campaign planned in a pub.
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14:15
4/5 An aristocrat returns from Panama as lord of a grand English estate, after 30 years.
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14:30
2/2 Botanist Herbert Powyss sets out to make his mark in the field of science.
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15:00
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15:00
1/3 The story of a Jewish family fleeing Germany in 1933 told through a child's eyes.
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15:00
2/3 Anna and Max face the challenges of life as refugees rather better than their parents.
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15:00
3/3 It's now 1956 and a crisis with her mother means Anna must go back to Berlin.
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15:00
1/6 The story of Alexander the Great starts with royal friction after his birth.
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15:00
2/6 A pawn in his parents' war, young Alexander is tutored by Aristotle.
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15:00
British author Tessa Hadley talks to Harriett Gilbert about her award-winning novel.
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15:45
1/6 Beryl Reid talks to Siân Phillips about her remarkable life and career.
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16:00
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16:00
6/6 John Lloyd and Phill Jupitus with Neil Innes, Dr Bradley Garrett and Isabel Berncke.
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16:30
3/4 The intrepid Yorkshire builders take on work experience Tina, but how will the lass do?
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16:00
Holly Walsh presents the comedy panel show that defines modern etiquette.
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16:30
1/6 Spies and sinful veg at Firebasket Hall. English Civil War sitcom with Joss Ackland.
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16:00
4/6 Simon Mayo discovers which generation is the funniest.
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16:30
4/4 Sitcom about a group of night-time cleaners in Manchester. Starring Julie Hesmondhalgh
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16:00
1/6 Graeme Garden hosts the comedy debating show.
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16:30
2/6 Kenwood-Gore has designs on the village, but for what?
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16:00
3/4 Miles Jupp tests Ed Byrne, Richard Madeley and Roisin Conaty.
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16:30
3/6 Edgar finally meets his client and visits a fair. But will this end his visit?
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16:00
Lancashire, 1912. Can Fanny Hawthorn defy her parents' wishes for her future?
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16:00
A haunting tale of secret passion set in a remote Welsh valley in the 1950s.
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17:00
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17:00
4/6 Western fan and Sutter Estate barmaid Heather looks for a widower's first love.
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17:30
5/6 The 71st series of the multi award-winning comedy panel game chaired by Jack Dee
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17:00
2/6 Can ex-minister Gyles manage to stay a little longer in Nick's flat?
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17:30
1/4 A series of potentially misremembered sporting anecdotes from Andy Hamilton.
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17:00
3/4 Andrew attempts to beat his workmate Lennie to a promotion.
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17:30
4/4 Ben’s mum wants her flat back so the boys are under threat of eviction.
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17:00
4/4 Can Britain's longest serving and laziest PCSOs catch a mystery hand-cream thief?
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17:30
2/4 Andrew Maxwell presents some of the best comedians from wherever in the world they are.
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17:00
1/6 An unexpected phonecall and a surprise invitation bring change to Edinburgh's Cafe Culture
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17:30
4/4 Series finale with Stoneybridge Town Council, Little Girl, Frank Hovis, Denzil and Calum.
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17:30
2/4 Love and marriage figure in the comic celebration of songwriters RP Weston and Bert Lee.
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17:00
From the BBC archive Daljit Nagra selects Poetry Societies – The Gujarati Writers Forum.
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17:30
4/4 Susan Calman tries to unwind by visiting an art gallery with Phill Jupitus.
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18:00
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18:00
1/5 A Norwegian version of Snow White involving 13 siblings, and a very wicked stepmother.
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18:15
6/10 An everyday scratch turns a family's world upside down.
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18:30
Sue MacGregor, Tom Standage and Andrea Catherwood discuss favourite books.
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18:00
2/5 Tales from Russia and Norway that feature young girls using their quick wits.
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18:15
7/10 An everyday scratch turns a family's world upside down.
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18:30
Chic Murray's daughter chats to Sally Magnusson about her life with the Scottish comedian.
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18:00
3/5 A Russian variation on the story of Cinderella. Read by Eileen McCallum.
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18:15
8/10 An everyday scratch turns a family's world upside down.
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18:30
4/5 The comic actor, famed as 'Alf Ippititimus', recalls his TV, stage and Carry On career.
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18:00
4/5 Two tales, one from England, the other from Iceland, concerned with fools and marriage.
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18:15
9/10 An everyday scratch turns a family's world upside down.
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18:30
Edmund de Waal, ceramicist and author chooses Holocaust writer Primo Levi.
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18:00
5/5 Angela Carter's retelling of the story of Little Red Riding Hood. Read by Eileen McCallum.
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18:15
10/10 An everyday scratch turns a family's world upside down.
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18:30
Matthew Parris with writers Peter Flannery, Mimi Khalvati and Jemma Kennedy.
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18:00
2/2 Olivia and Irena plot to expose the world of illegal genetic engineering.
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18:00
3/5 Diana's compensation payout catches the attention of Fleet Street.
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18:30
Vincent Price's unnerving tale of a secretary's murderous revenge.
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19:00
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19:00
3/6 A romantic reconciliation meal does not go as planned for the Parkinsons.
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19:30
2/20 Captain Mainwaring promotes fractious Frazer with unexpected results.
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19:00
Right monkey! Al takes a peek inside the world of horse racing.
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19:30
9/10 With news of a New Year's Honour for a villager, Audrey is nice to Devere.
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19:00
3/5 Can Mr Pooter deal with the consequences of his unemployed son's marriage plans?
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19:30
9/13 Simon Sparrow takes Wendy off for a naughty weekend, but events don't quite go to plan.
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19:00
4/13 Rookie barrister Roger defends a fortunate debtor.
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19:30
17/17 Ned picks up a lavish NHS prescription. Kenneth Connor covers for Harry Secombe.
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19:00
8/13 Any doubts about you-know-what are put to rest.
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19:30
7/8 Harold's wedding day doesn't quite go to plan.
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19:00
From plucky Cockneys to The Listening Project Fi Glover finds ordinary voices on the radio
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19:00
3/8 Jenifer Hixson introduces stories about the indelible impact of music.
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19:50
Looking at why underground animals have evolved differently from those on the surface.
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20:00
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20:00
1/5 SJ Watson's debut thriller about a woman who loses her memory every time she sleeps...
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20:30
Cleveland Watkiss and Dame Cleo marvel at Ella Fitzgerald's Mac the Knife and give it a go
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20:00
2/5 When she starts losing her memory, Christine's doctor suggests she keeps a journal.
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20:30
David Baddiel investigates the events that led to the foundation of Cambridge University.
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20:00
3/5 Christine tracks down an old friend in an attempt to try and recall her past.
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20:30
Robin Denselow hears the music of the Saharawi people in the refugee camps of Algeria.
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20:00
4/5 Christine recalls more of her past - but who can she trust?
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20:30
Chris Ledgard explores the tradition of overseas cricketers playing for amateur UK clubs.
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20:00
5/5 As Christine struggles to regain her memory - who is the man who calls himself Ben?
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20:30
Chris Eldon Lee follows the fortunes of tradesmen recruited to work in the Antarctic.
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20:00
Charlotte Runcie's book explores the mythical and magical qualities of the sea.
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21:00
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21:00
20/26 What motivates or limits us to be altruistic, and do we ever go too far?
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21:50
Sitar player and composer Anoushka Shankar selects two pieces by her musician father Ravi.
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21:00
The working class voice and better representation in stories with Kit De Waal.
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21:00
1/3 Dr John Cooper Clarke chooses his favourite programmes from the BBC Radio archives.
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21:00
Two young brothers, desperate for home, are forced to stay with their foster aunt.
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21:15
Samuel West plays Antoine de Saint-Exupéry in a mesmerising encounter with Anne Lindbergh.
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21:00
Amanda Litherland and Scott Bryan recommend the best new podcasts to listen to this month.
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21:10
Despite not growing up together, the family ties are strong
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21:15
From Mozart to Meat Loaf, the actor, comic and writer shares his castaway choices.
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22:00
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22:00
5/6 The 71st series of the multi award-winning comedy panel game chaired by Jack Dee
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22:30
1/6 Society’s still full of challenges for an involved, caring social worker. Or even Clare.
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22:55
Laura Lexx talks to Melinda Hughes.
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22:00
1/4 A series of potentially misremembered sporting anecdotes from Andy Hamilton.
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22:30
1/2 Comedian and transvestite Andrew O'Neill gives his thoughts on gender identity.
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22:00
4/4 Ben’s mum wants her flat back so the boys are under threat of eviction.
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22:30
3/4 BBC boffins explore the possibilities of radio and nano technology.
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22:45
John and his work colleagues test each other's patience at the Dinosaur Museum.
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22:55
Laura Lexx talks to Melinda Hughes.
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22:00
2/4 Andrew Maxwell presents some of the best comedians from wherever in the world they are.
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22:30
She lost six-and-a-half stone, now comedian Julia Sutherland has another shot at life.
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22:00
4/4 Series finale with Stoneybridge Town Council, Little Girl, Frank Hovis, Denzil and Calum.
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22:30
The nationwide search to find the best new stand-up talent in the UK
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22:00
1/2 Lee Mack definitely is going out, with fellow comics Dara O Briain, Alan Carr and more.
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22:30
2/6 Samuel turns his shop into a bar, and an old flame turns up.
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22:00
4/4 Susan Calman tries to unwind by visiting an art gallery with Phill Jupitus.
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22:30
2/5 Sean's bad-tempered, reckless past returns in the shape of a dead swan.
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23:00
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23:00
2/5 As Boris becomes PM and Britain melts, the Hot Takes team have a plan - turn off the news.
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23:30
8/8 Radio Active's Rep perform Dickens's literary classic - LIVE!
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23:00
3/4 The award-winning duo have a shopping meltdown.
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23:15
3/4 Michael Feydeau and David Pershore probe the case of a vanishing Lord.
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23:30
3/5 A Puritan vet dishes out tough love to ill pets. Stars Jane Bussmann and David Quantick.
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23:00
6/6 The award-winning funny man muses on all beasts, including humans.
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23:30
6/6 Dirty tricks loom when the duo stand against the Laird in a by-election.
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23:45
6/6 The group leave the meeting room to try to rescue one of their members - from the pub.
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23:00
2/2 Marcus becomes a victim of his own newspaper as he gets caught up in a scandal.
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23:30
2/5 Sketch show from Manchester's Comedy Store with Robin Ince and Helen Moon.
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23:25
BBC Radio 4 Extra’s Comedy Club meets Mr. Thing.
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23:30
1/4 Comic poet Elvis McGonagall seeks the bright side of life in his caravan near Dundee.
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23:45
1/4 Kayvan Novak imagines the answerphone messages of Sherlock's Benedict Cumberbatch.
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23:00
1/2 Zoe Lyons introduces eight of the best stand-ups from 2018's Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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23:00
2/4 Meet the man addicted to giving lifts! Sketch show with Daniel Rigby and Jess Ransom.
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23:30
4/4 The thinking idiot's anthropologist explains how mankind makes society function.
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