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2/5 A Newfoundlander's plan to murder his boss and fishing "buddy" goes horribly awry.
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00:30
3/6 The neighbours do not call. Then Charlie buys a strange jar and is the centre of attention
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00:00
1/20 Jet Morgan's crew return to Earth, but their problems are only just beginning.
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00:30
Jonathan Holloway, Nicholas McInerny and Kate Mosse discuss favourite books. From 2009.
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00:00
2/20 Jet and Lemmy hear weird sounds as they examine asteroids newly orbiting Earth.
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00:30
Football's Bobby Charlton reveals his love of bird and sea life.
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00:00
3/20 Captain Jet Morgan and his crew get on the trail of Earth's alien visitors.
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00:30
Lead singer of The Who, Roger Daltrey talks about his musical career and rock legacy.
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00:00
4/20 After an attempt on their lives, Jet and crew fight against time to blast off back to Mars
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00:30
Michael Horovitz nominates fellow poet Allen Ginsberg as his Great Life.
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00:00
5/20 Jet Morgan and Lemmy monitor strange calls on the ship-to-ship intercom.
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00:30
Matthew Parris, Ann Leslie, Martin Short and Anne Atkins discuss the complexities of lying
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00:00
1/2 2000 years old and still beautiful. Ayesha despotically rules a secret kingdom.
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01:00
A love story of two very different women who risk everything to be together.
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01:00
1/6 A plot to run an escape route for defectors from Britain is exposed in the Outer Hebrides.
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01:30
Hugh Thomson travels to Peru's ancient wonder to unearth the truth behind its discovery.
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01:00
2/6 Officer Jim Nicholson risks his life investigating the spy torpedo.
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01:30
A sound portrait of the Tyne Bridge, linking Newcastle and Gateshead.
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01:00
3/6 Nicholson and Grant try to establish who could be in the Outer Hebrides spy ring.
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01:30
Ian McMillan goes to Doncaster to explore the unique heritage of Working Men's Clubs.
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01:00
4/6 Jim Nicholson’s life is in danger as he pursues new information on the spy cell.
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01:30
Chris Ledgard explores the world of the ancient oriental game of Go.
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01:00
5/6 Will Grant and McCleod’s dangerous trap catch a Cold War spy ring plotter?
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01:30
Jonathan Glancey finds out about the architects who revolutionised church design.
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01:00
2/2 The conspiracy thriller continues. By Matthew Broughton. Starring Romola Garai
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02:15
A young sailor's loyalty to his family is tested by a request from his mother.
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02:30
Brooding horror. After their son's death, a couple retreat to the Yorkshire Dales.
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02:00
1/5 True recollections about life within and under the East German Stasi.
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02:15
1/10 Mark Spencer explains why Sir Hans Sloane is his Natural History Hero.
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02:30
1/5 Nell Leyshon's drama inspired by the letters and diaries of Paula Kirby.
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02:45
1/5 How the novelist's remarkable father, Ronnie, cast a long shadow over the family.
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02:00
2/5 True recollections about life within and under the East German Stasi.
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02:15
2/10 Richard Sabin explains why comparative anatomist Edward Tyson is his Natural History Hero.
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02:30
2/5 Nell Leyshon's drama inspired by the letters and diaries of Paula Kirby.
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02:45
2/5 The future writer meets a man with a route into the spying game.
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02:00
3/5 True recollections about life within and under the East German Stasi.
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02:15
3/10 Palaeontologist Tori Herridge explains why Dorothea Bate is her Natural History Hero.
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02:30
3/5 Nell Leyshon's drama inspired by the letters and diaries of Paula Kirby.
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02:45
3/5 Oxford, teaching at Eton, employment at MI5 and publication.
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02:00
4/5 True recollections about life within and under the East German Stasi.
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02:15
4/10 Robert Prys Jones explains why Allan Octavian Hume is his Natural History Hero.
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02:30
4/5 Nell Leyshon's drama inspired by the letters and diaries of Paula Kirby
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02:45
4/5 Le Carre hits the heights of fame, meets Graham Greene and tackles his most difficult book
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02:00
5/5 True recollections about life within and under the East German Stasi.
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02:15
5/10 Sandy Knapp explains why Alice Eastwood is her Natural History Hero.
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02:30
5/5 Nell Leyshon's drama inspired by the letters and diaries of Paula Kirby
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02:45
5/5 Will the ending of the Cold War diminish the popularity of a writer like John le Carre?
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02:10
Folk singer Shirley Collins chooses some Vaughan Williams and a traditional song.
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02:15
Comedian and broadcaster Michael Bentine visits the Tower of London’s Royal Armouries.
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02:55
4/5 Priest and paranormal investigator Lionel Fanthorpe relates a tale of the unexplained.
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03:45
3/5 Cerys Matthews and Tris Penna consider the legacy of the UK's first gramophone records.
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03:00
1/2 The end of the Austro-Hungarian Empire as seen through the Trotta family.
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03:00
2/2 At his posting near the Russian border, Carl's life is about to take a turn for the worse.
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03:00
1/2 A new world opens up for Magnolia Hawks aboard the Cotton Blossom Floating Palace Theatre.
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03:00
2/2 Parthy has shocking news about Gaylord and Kim receives a telegram.
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03:00
1956: Eden and Nasser battle over Egypt nationalising the Suez Canal.
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03:00
Brian Eno, Grayson Perry and others reflect on the state of the art school.
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04:00
New York, 1955. Designing the Guggenheim Museum proves tricky for Frank Lloyd Wright.
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04:00
2/6 Nicholas Parsons challenges Paul Merton, Graham Norton, Gyles Brandreth and Alun Cochrane
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04:30
1/6 The Smollett family attempt to make a man of their son, a self-employed train spotter.
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04:00
6/6 Simon Mayo hosts a three-way battle to find out which is the funniest comedy generation.
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04:30
5/6 Uncle Jeff decides Andy needs a job to occupy his mind.
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04:00
The panel spot factual and grammatical errors. Chaired by Roy Plomley.
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04:30
1/6 An accountant tackles a tycoon over his number of women workers.
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04:00
1/6 Irreverent literary game with Mark Thomas, Roger McGough, Dillie Keane and Rory Motion.
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04:30
6/8 Can Bernard make Iris’s dream of a Pavarotti concert come true?
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04:00
1/6 Miles Jupp asks for revelations about Sarah Millican, Richard Osman and Nathan Caton.
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04:30
4/6 Another prisoner joins Cravate and Pomeroy and they plan their escape.
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04:00
A young man who suffers from bouts of amnesia is accused of a brutal murder.
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05:00
A poem by Stanley Cook - a girl's murder and a bruised and beautiful landscape.
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05:30
1/6 Fiona road tests Barney's theory about how to put the spark back in your marriage.
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05:00
2/4 The Yorkshire builders work on the home of a faded Hollywood star.
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05:30
5/6 John Lloyd and Bridget Christie with Andrew Maxwell, Dr Lindsey Fitzharris & Celia Imrie.
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05:00
4/4 Swedish Summer, and Geoff, considering marriage, is distracted by insects and rotting fish
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05:30
6/6 Nali's leaving the Barker household. But there's some 'tidying up' to do first.
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05:00
1/6 A troubled hormonal wife is unaware that her husband is a crossdresser.
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05:30
2/4 Malawi's most famous comedian looks at how we deal with past sins.
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05:00
3/4 Waft Tourist Information's visitor walks prove boring yet dangerous for a couple.
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05:30
Sitcom about Karen and Nick, the parents of a little monster. Literally - he's got fangs.
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05:00
3/6 Pete has found out about PJ. He is unhappy, so are Cassie and Bill.
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05:30
Love, loss, laughter and technology - charting the first year of a social media romance.
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05:30
Artist Bill Drummond shares his vision and memories of Belfast.
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06:00
1/6 A plot to run an escape route for defectors from Britain is exposed in the Outer Hebrides.
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06:30
Hugh Thomson travels to Peru's ancient wonder to unearth the truth behind its discovery.
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06:00
2/6 Officer Jim Nicholson risks his life investigating the spy torpedo.
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06:30
A sound portrait of the Tyne Bridge, linking Newcastle and Gateshead.
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06:00
3/6 Nicholson and Grant try to establish who could be in the Outer Hebrides spy ring.
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06:30
Ian McMillan goes to Doncaster to explore the unique heritage of Working Men's Clubs.
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06:00
4/6 Jim Nicholson’s life is in danger as he pursues new information on the spy cell.
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06:30
Chris Ledgard explores the world of the ancient oriental game of Go.
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06:00
5/6 Will Grant and McCleod’s dangerous trap catch a Cold War spy ring plotter?
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06:30
Jonathan Glancey finds out about the architects who revolutionised church design.
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06:00
A young man who suffers from bouts of amnesia is accused of a brutal murder.
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06:00
Graduate Paula has a new teaching job but is attracted to a student.
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2/4 The Yorkshire builders work on the home of a faded Hollywood star.
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07:30
5/6 John Lloyd and Bridget Christie with Andrew Maxwell, Dr Lindsey Fitzharris & Celia Imrie.
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07:00
4/4 Swedish Summer, and Geoff, considering marriage, is distracted by insects and rotting fish
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07:30
6/6 Nali's leaving the Barker household. But there's some 'tidying up' to do first.
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07:00
1/6 A troubled hormonal wife is unaware that her husband is a crossdresser.
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07:30
2/4 Malawi's most famous comedian looks at how we deal with past sins.
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07:00
3/4 Waft Tourist Information's visitor walks prove boring yet dangerous for a couple.
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07:30
Sitcom about Karen and Nick, the parents of a little monster. Literally - he's got fangs.
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07:00
3/6 Pete has found out about PJ. He is unhappy, so are Cassie and Bill.
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07:30
Love, loss, laughter and technology - charting the first year of a social media romance.
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07:30
Artist Bill Drummond shares his vision and memories of Belfast.
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07:15
The arrival of two little boys from London for a fortnight changes Laura's life forever.
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07:30
2/6 All three couples end up seeing the same therapist. Special guest Sanjeev Bhaskar.
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08:00
11/13 Can Kate and George agree on a holiday destination?
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08:30
16/20 Corporal Jones panics when he misplaces cash raised for the servicemen's canteen.
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08:00
London is besieged by birds. Special recording.
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08:30
13/14 Kenneth Horne plays at Robin Hood - and 'Hornerama' looks at motoring.
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08:00
6/12 The rise-and-fall of a pie-stall cook. The cast play different roles.
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08:30
Les Dawson on the British sense of humour, plus animal noises galore and a piano singalong
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08:00
Doddy reports from the Knotty Ash Eisteddfod and introduces the world's worst uncle.
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08:30
7/9 London bus gospel, and a visit to Nibbling-on-the-Bone.
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08:00
9/15 The team pull open the 'Door Handle of the Day'.
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08:30
7/8 Albert's kung fu club tackles extortionists.
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08:00
Brian Eno, Grayson Perry and others reflect on the state of the art school.
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08:00
Mrs Mopp mounts up for the historical pageant. From 1944 with Tommy Handley and friends.
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08:30
Archie Andrews encourages his mentor Peter Brough to fight the flab.
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2/6 Nicholas Parsons challenges Paul Merton, Graham Norton, Gyles Brandreth and Alun Cochrane
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09:30
1/6 The Smollett family attempt to make a man of their son, a self-employed train spotter.
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09:00
2/7 Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis with Zoe Lyons, Ken Cheng, Jess Robinson and Josh Berry.
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09:30
2/6 Performed by Richard Ingrams, Patricia Routledge, John Sessions and John Wells. From 1991.
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09:00
The panel spot factual and grammatical errors. Chaired by Roy Plomley.
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09:30
1/6 An accountant tackles a tycoon over his number of women workers.
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09:00
1/6 Irreverent literary game with Mark Thomas, Roger McGough, Dillie Keane and Rory Motion.
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09:30
6/8 Can Bernard make Iris’s dream of a Pavarotti concert come true?
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09:00
1/6 Miles Jupp asks for revelations about Sarah Millican, Richard Osman and Nathan Caton.
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09:30
4/6 Another prisoner joins Cravate and Pomeroy and they plan their escape.
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09:00
Tony Hancock fan Steve Punt presents oddities and rarities featuring the lad himself.
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09:00
Julian Barnes' account of Belle Epoque Paris is inspired by a portrait of Dr Pozzi.
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10:00
1/2 The end of the Austro-Hungarian Empire as seen through the Trotta family.
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10:00
2/2 At his posting near the Russian border, Carl's life is about to take a turn for the worse.
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10:00
1/2 A new world opens up for Magnolia Hawks aboard the Cotton Blossom Floating Palace Theatre.
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10:00
2/2 Parthy has shocking news about Gaylord and Kim receives a telegram.
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10:00
1956: Eden and Nasser battle over Egypt nationalising the Suez Canal.
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10:10
Two short actors share their experience of being dwarves and how it works for them
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10:15
From Elgar to Pink Floyd, the barrister shares his castaway choices with Kirsty Young.
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11:00
Chris Anderson talks to musician Amanda Palmer about creative futures.
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11:45
The Older Women's Co-Housing group who have built a new "intentional" community in London.
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11:00
6/6 Josie Long presents stories of how our hearts entwine with the landscape.
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11:30
A dramatic reconstruction of a death-defying escape of two young East Germans in 1983.
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11:00
3/3 Cerys Matthews chooses more favourite stories from 25 series of BBC Radio 4's Soul Music
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11:00
Young maid Sarah poses for a famous photographer. But how long can her enchantment last?
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11:15
When a soldier arrives at a small holding run by two women, one is attracted to him.
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11:00
Laura Grimshaw and Jake Yapp discuss three new comedy podcasts.
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11:00
Sarah Austin Jenness introduces tales of people in the USA questioning their identities.
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11:50
Is it possible to extract the DNA from a fly trapped in amber to recreate a dinosaur?
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12:00
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12:00
11/13 Can Kate and George agree on a holiday destination?
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12:30
16/20 Corporal Jones panics when he misplaces cash raised for the servicemen's canteen.
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12:00
London is besieged by birds. Special recording.
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12:30
13/14 Kenneth Horne plays at Robin Hood - and 'Hornerama' looks at motoring.
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12:00
6/12 The rise-and-fall of a pie-stall cook. The cast play different roles.
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12:30
Les Dawson on the British sense of humour, plus animal noises galore and a piano singalong
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12:00
Doddy reports from the Knotty Ash Eisteddfod and introduces the world's worst uncle.
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12:30
7/9 London bus gospel, and a visit to Nibbling-on-the-Bone.
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12:00
9/15 The team pull open the 'Door Handle of the Day'.
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12:30
7/8 Albert's kung fu club tackles extortionists.
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12:00
1/6 Irreverent literary game with Mark Thomas, Roger McGough, Dillie Keane and Rory Motion.
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12:30
1/6 A troubled hormonal wife is unaware that her husband is a crossdresser.
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12:00
Mrs Mopp mounts up for the historical pageant. From 1944 with Tommy Handley and friends.
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12:30
Archie Andrews encourages his mentor Peter Brough to fight the flab.
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13:00
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13:00
1/6 A plot to run an escape route for defectors from Britain is exposed in the Outer Hebrides.
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13:30
Hugh Thomson travels to Peru's ancient wonder to unearth the truth behind its discovery.
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13:00
2/6 Officer Jim Nicholson risks his life investigating the spy torpedo.
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13:30
A sound portrait of the Tyne Bridge, linking Newcastle and Gateshead.
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13:00
3/6 Nicholson and Grant try to establish who could be in the Outer Hebrides spy ring.
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13:30
Ian McMillan goes to Doncaster to explore the unique heritage of Working Men's Clubs.
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13:00
4/6 Jim Nicholson’s life is in danger as he pursues new information on the spy cell.
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13:30
Chris Ledgard explores the world of the ancient oriental game of Go.
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13:00
5/6 Will Grant and McCleod’s dangerous trap catch a Cold War spy ring plotter?
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13:30
Jonathan Glancey finds out about the architects who revolutionised church design.
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13:00
2/2 The conspiracy thriller continues. By Matthew Broughton. Starring Romola Garai
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13:00
Graduate Paula has a new teaching job but is attracted to a student.
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14:00
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14:00
1/5 True recollections about life within and under the East German Stasi.
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14:15
1/10 Mark Spencer explains why Sir Hans Sloane is his Natural History Hero.
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14:30
1/5 Nell Leyshon's drama inspired by the letters and diaries of Paula Kirby.
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14:45
1/5 How the novelist's remarkable father, Ronnie, cast a long shadow over the family.
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14:00
2/5 True recollections about life within and under the East German Stasi.
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14:15
2/10 Richard Sabin explains why comparative anatomist Edward Tyson is his Natural History Hero.
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14:30
2/5 Nell Leyshon's drama inspired by the letters and diaries of Paula Kirby.
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14:45
2/5 The future writer meets a man with a route into the spying game.
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14:00
3/5 True recollections about life within and under the East German Stasi.
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14:15
3/10 Palaeontologist Tori Herridge explains why Dorothea Bate is her Natural History Hero.
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14:30
3/5 Nell Leyshon's drama inspired by the letters and diaries of Paula Kirby.
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14:45
3/5 Oxford, teaching at Eton, employment at MI5 and publication.
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14:00
4/5 True recollections about life within and under the East German Stasi.
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14:15
4/10 Robert Prys Jones explains why Allan Octavian Hume is his Natural History Hero.
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14:30
4/5 Nell Leyshon's drama inspired by the letters and diaries of Paula Kirby
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14:45
4/5 Le Carre hits the heights of fame, meets Graham Greene and tackles his most difficult book
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14:00
5/5 True recollections about life within and under the East German Stasi.
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14:15
5/10 Sandy Knapp explains why Alice Eastwood is her Natural History Hero.
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14:30
5/5 Nell Leyshon's drama inspired by the letters and diaries of Paula Kirby
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14:45
5/5 Will the ending of the Cold War diminish the popularity of a writer like John le Carre?
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14:10
Folk singer Shirley Collins chooses some Vaughan Williams and a traditional song.
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14:15
Comedian and broadcaster Michael Bentine visits the Tower of London’s Royal Armouries.
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14:55
4/5 Priest and paranormal investigator Lionel Fanthorpe relates a tale of the unexplained.
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14:15
The arrival of two little boys from London for a fortnight changes Laura's life forever.
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14:30
1/2 On the Northern Irish border, cutting peat in the bog, Fergus finds a body.
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15:00
1/2 The end of the Austro-Hungarian Empire as seen through the Trotta family.
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15:00
2/2 At his posting near the Russian border, Carl's life is about to take a turn for the worse.
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15:00
1/2 A new world opens up for Magnolia Hawks aboard the Cotton Blossom Floating Palace Theatre.
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15:00
2/2 Parthy has shocking news about Gaylord and Kim receives a telegram.
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15:00
1956: Eden and Nasser battle over Egypt nationalising the Suez Canal.
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15:00
Brian Eno, Grayson Perry and others reflect on the state of the art school.
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15:45
4/5 Cerys Matthews and Tris Penna consider the legacy of the UK's first gramophone records.
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16:00
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16:00
2/6 Nicholas Parsons challenges Paul Merton, Graham Norton, Gyles Brandreth and Alun Cochrane
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16:30
1/6 The Smollett family attempt to make a man of their son, a self-employed train spotter.
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16:00
6/6 Simon Mayo hosts a three-way battle to find out which is the funniest comedy generation.
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16:30
5/6 Uncle Jeff decides Andy needs a job to occupy his mind.
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16:00
The panel spot factual and grammatical errors. Chaired by Roy Plomley.
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16:30
1/6 An accountant tackles a tycoon over his number of women workers.
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16:00
1/6 Irreverent literary game with Mark Thomas, Roger McGough, Dillie Keane and Rory Motion.
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16:30
6/8 Can Bernard make Iris’s dream of a Pavarotti concert come true?
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16:00
1/6 Miles Jupp asks for revelations about Sarah Millican, Richard Osman and Nathan Caton.
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16:30
4/6 Another prisoner joins Cravate and Pomeroy and they plan their escape.
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16:00
A young man who suffers from bouts of amnesia is accused of a brutal murder.
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16:00
After forty years of marriage a partner could feel that they are taken for granted.
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17:00
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17:00
2/4 The Yorkshire builders work on the home of a faded Hollywood star.
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17:30
5/6 John Lloyd and Bridget Christie with Andrew Maxwell, Dr Lindsey Fitzharris & Celia Imrie.
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17:00
4/4 Swedish Summer, and Geoff, considering marriage, is distracted by insects and rotting fish
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17:30
6/6 Nali's leaving the Barker household. But there's some 'tidying up' to do first.
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17:00
1/6 A troubled hormonal wife is unaware that her husband is a crossdresser.
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17:30
2/4 Malawi's most famous comedian looks at how we deal with past sins.
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17:00
3/4 Waft Tourist Information's visitor walks prove boring yet dangerous for a couple.
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17:30
Sitcom about Karen and Nick, the parents of a little monster. Literally - he's got fangs.
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17:00
3/6 Pete has found out about PJ. He is unhappy, so are Cassie and Bill.
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17:30
Love, loss, laughter and technology - charting the first year of a social media romance.
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17:30
Artist Bill Drummond shares his vision and memories of Belfast.
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17:00
Poet Daljit Nagra selects programmes from the BBC's Poetry archive.
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17:30
2/6 All three couples end up seeing the same therapist. Special guest Sanjeev Bhaskar.
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18:00
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18:00
1/20 Jet Morgan's crew return to Earth, but their problems are only just beginning.
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18:30
Jonathan Holloway, Nicholas McInerny and Kate Mosse discuss favourite books. From 2009.
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18:00
2/20 Jet and Lemmy hear weird sounds as they examine asteroids newly orbiting Earth.
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18:30
Football's Bobby Charlton reveals his love of bird and sea life.
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18:00
3/20 Captain Jet Morgan and his crew get on the trail of Earth's alien visitors.
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18:30
Lead singer of The Who, Roger Daltrey talks about his musical career and rock legacy.
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18:00
4/20 After an attempt on their lives, Jet and crew fight against time to blast off back to Mars
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18:30
Michael Horovitz nominates fellow poet Allen Ginsberg as his Great Life.
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18:00
5/20 Jet Morgan and Lemmy monitor strange calls on the ship-to-ship intercom.
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18:30
Matthew Parris, Ann Leslie, Martin Short and Anne Atkins discuss the complexities of lying
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18:00
1/2 2000 years old and still beautiful. Ayesha despotically rules a secret kingdom.
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18:00
3/5 A carnival worker is initiated into the unusual and terrifying world of precognition.
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18:30
4/6 Acton realises it is vital when committing murder to pay attention to detail.
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19:00
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19:00
11/13 Can Kate and George agree on a holiday destination?
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19:30
16/20 Corporal Jones panics when he misplaces cash raised for the servicemen's canteen.
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19:00
London is besieged by birds. Special recording.
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19:30
13/14 Kenneth Horne plays at Robin Hood - and 'Hornerama' looks at motoring.
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19:00
6/12 The rise-and-fall of a pie-stall cook. The cast play different roles.
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19:30
Les Dawson on the British sense of humour, plus animal noises galore and a piano singalong
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19:00
Doddy reports from the Knotty Ash Eisteddfod and introduces the world's worst uncle.
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19:30
7/9 London bus gospel, and a visit to Nibbling-on-the-Bone.
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19:00
9/15 The team pull open the 'Door Handle of the Day'.
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19:30
7/8 Albert's kung fu club tackles extortionists.
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19:00
Tony Hancock fan Steve Punt presents oddities and rarities featuring the lad himself.
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19:00
Sarah Austin Jenness introduces tales of people in the USA questioning their identities.
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19:50
Is it possible to extract the DNA from a fly trapped in amber to recreate a dinosaur?
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20:00
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20:00
1/6 A plot to run an escape route for defectors from Britain is exposed in the Outer Hebrides.
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20:30
Hugh Thomson travels to Peru's ancient wonder to unearth the truth behind its discovery.
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20:00
2/6 Officer Jim Nicholson risks his life investigating the spy torpedo.
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20:30
A sound portrait of the Tyne Bridge, linking Newcastle and Gateshead.
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20:00
3/6 Nicholson and Grant try to establish who could be in the Outer Hebrides spy ring.
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20:30
Ian McMillan goes to Doncaster to explore the unique heritage of Working Men's Clubs.
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20:00
4/6 Jim Nicholson’s life is in danger as he pursues new information on the spy cell.
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20:30
Chris Ledgard explores the world of the ancient oriental game of Go.
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20:00
5/6 Will Grant and McCleod’s dangerous trap catch a Cold War spy ring plotter?
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20:30
Jonathan Glancey finds out about the architects who revolutionised church design.
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20:00
Julian Barnes' account of Belle Epoque Paris is inspired by a portrait of Dr Pozzi.
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21:00
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21:00
Chris Anderson talks to musician Amanda Palmer about creative futures.
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21:45
The Older Women's Co-Housing group who have built a new "intentional" community in London.
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21:00
6/6 Josie Long presents stories of how our hearts entwine with the landscape.
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21:30
A dramatic reconstruction of a death-defying escape of two young East Germans in 1983.
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21:00
3/3 Cerys Matthews chooses more favourite stories from 25 series of BBC Radio 4's Soul Music
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21:00
Young maid Sarah poses for a famous photographer. But how long can her enchantment last?
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21:15
When a soldier arrives at a small holding run by two women, one is attracted to him.
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21:00
Laura Grimshaw and Jake Yapp discuss three new comedy podcasts.
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21:10
Two short actors share their experience of being dwarves and how it works for them
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21:15
From Elgar to Pink Floyd, the barrister shares his castaway choices with Kirsty Young.
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22:00
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22:00
5/6 John Lloyd and Bridget Christie with Andrew Maxwell, Dr Lindsey Fitzharris & Celia Imrie.
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22:30
3/4 Bridget tries to find an icon who will not replace the word 'feminism' with 'bootylicious'
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22:00
6/6 Nali's leaving the Barker household. But there's some 'tidying up' to do first.
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22:30
4/6 The musicologist reveals what he didn't do on the 1980s music scene.
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22:45
4/6 Chuck Palahniuk began by doling out questionable advice as editor of a letters page.
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22:55
Laura Lexx chats to Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer nominee Sophie Duker.
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22:00
2/4 Malawi's most famous comedian looks at how we deal with past sins.
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22:30
1/4 Lemn discusses life as a foster child and draws comparisons with Harry Potter.
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22:55
Laura Lexx chats to Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer nominee Sophie Duker.
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22:00
Sitcom about Karen and Nick, the parents of a little monster. Literally - he's got fangs.
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22:30
Darren Harriott hosts Newsjack's little brother with this week's satirical instalment.
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22:45
3/8 Goldfish Anton is keen to learn about sex...
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22:00
Love, loss, laughter and technology - charting the first year of a social media romance.
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22:30
5/6 The man who insists Superman is Indian, and the Bhangra Muffins act cool.
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22:55
From 10.00pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy.
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22:00
4/6 Mark Steel visits Portishead in Somerset and performs for the locals.
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22:30
1/6 Ezekiel upsets the Baltimore rebels in the 1775 American sitcom. Stars Andy Hamilton.
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22:00
The final recording in 2016 of Sean Hughes's one-man show in Dublin.
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22:55
From 10.00pm until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy.
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23:00
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23:00
2/7 Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis with Zoe Lyons, Ken Cheng, Jess Robinson and Josh Berry.
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23:30
2/8 Mike Channel seeks opinions on the annihilation of the planet!
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23:00
1/6 Justin Edwards hosts the improvised chat show with guests Susan Calman and Marek Larwood.
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23:30
3/4 The controversial host meets a balloon-twisting preacher and a woman who hates Belgians.
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23:00
3/6 Sketch show about modern communication and contemporary obsessions.
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23:30
4/4 Stephen plucks up the courage to reveal a secret.
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23:00
3/6 Marcus Brigstocke persuades actor Rebecca Front to try out new experiences.
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23:30
5/6 Mark Watson attempts to make sense of life, assisted by Sam Simmons and Will Adamsdale.
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23:00
3/6 Jason Cook gives tips on the terrible task of dumping to the happy ask of proposing.
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23:30
1/5 Two unhappily married colleagues find solace in their workplace friendship.
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23:00
5/6 Including a reflection on selfie culture and a final extract from David's diaries.
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23:30
4/6 The comedian ponders whether telling the truth is always the best option. From Nov 2008.
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23:00
3/6 From Jools Holland to Ross Kemp, Jon Culshaw explores the bizarre lives of famous folk.
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23:30
4/4 The human chameleon's host of comic characters, from deluded teen to nonagenarian diva.
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