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A lost, wounded angel spends a few disconcerting days in a small Victorian village.
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00:00
1/5 One For The Islands by Patricia Highsmith. Dan’s voyage does not go as he planned it.
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00:15
1/5 Charles Dance narrates a darkly comic tale by the master of the bizarre. With Celia Imrie.
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00:30
Sue MacGregor discusses favourite paperbacks with Ann Widdecombe and Kate Humble.
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00:00
2/5 A Curious Suicide by Patricia Highsmith. Stephen visits an old and long-hated friend.
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00:15
2/5 Charles Dance narrates a comic tale by the master of the bizarre. With Ronald Pickup.
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00:30
The actress, crime writer and butterfly expert discusses her love of wildlife.
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00:00
3/5 The Terrors Of Basket-Weaving by Patricia Highsmith. Diane finds a basket on the beach.
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00:15
3/5 Charles Dance narrates a darkly comic tale by the master of the bizarre. With Chris Emmett
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00:30
3/6 Geoffrey Wheeler tells the story of the Manchester Playhouse and the Hulme Hippodrome.
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00:00
4/5 The Man Who Wrote Books In His Head by Patricia Highsmith. Cheever says he is a writer.
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00:15
4/5 Charles Dance narrates a comic tale of adultery. With Kerry Shale and Lorelei King.
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00:30
Sara Cox nominates the American hip hop artist and rapper Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes.
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00:00
5/5 The Baby Spoon by Patricia Highsmith. Claude hates his wife’s attachment to a keepsake.
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00:15
5/5 Charles Dance narrates a dark tale by the master of the bizarre. With Doreen Mantle.
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00:30
Matthew Parris discusses succession with Misha Glenny, Richard Gott and Daisy Sampson.
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00:00
1/2 An investigation into how the reality of space exploration is catching up with Dan Dare.
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00:25
1/7 After a long journey home, Dan Dare and his crew find the Earth has been subjugated.
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01:00
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01:00
12/13 Vasily Grossman's epic tale of a family torn apart by war in Soviet Russia.
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01:00
2/6 The thespian sleuth gathers the evidence to solve Willy's death.
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01:30
How the British-born singer Vince Taylor inspired David Bowie's mythical rock star.
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01:00
3/6 The thespian sleuth's investigations continue following Willy's death.
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01:30
Katie Grant visits a summer camp aimed at mixed-race families.
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01:00
4/6 Convinced that Willy was murdered, the thespian sleuth consults his solicitor friend.
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01:30
What links Wales to one of the darkest moments in the American civil rights movement?
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01:00
5/6 The thespian sleuth suspects a student of the murder of Willy, but another is acting oddly
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01:30
In Buckingham Palace, David Owen Norris and guests hear Queen Victoria's favourite songs.
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01:00
6/6 One murder suspect is cleared in the continuing investigation of Willy's death.
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01:30
Pete Paphides talks to family, friends and fans of Charles Schulz, creator of Peanuts.
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01:00
John and Maggie's wedding day arrives but will it go smoothly?
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02:00
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02:00
5/6 Michael Feydeau and David Pershore recall some 1960s cunning villainy.
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02:15
3/3 Three new stories set in the wonderful world of wine.
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02:30
1/2 The tale of a pot boy named Malcolm Polstead, and a girl hidden in a convent.
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02:00
1/10 Hattie Morahan reads Sarah Hall's compelling new novel about power, love and family.
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02:15
1/5 Sir David Cannadine explores the changing image of Neville Chamberlain's umbrella.
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02:30
1/5 An inventive adaptation of Nigel Slater's food memoir.
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02:45
1/5 One man's attempt to survive a global catastrophe by setting up a commune in Scotland.
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02:00
2/10 Hattie Morahan reads Sarah Hall's compelling new novel about power, love and family
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02:15
2/5 David Cannadine explores the saga of Stanley Baldwin's controversial wartime iron gates.
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02:30
2/5 An inventive adaptation of Nigel Slater's food memoir.
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02:45
2/5 One man's attempt to survive a global catastrophe by setting up a commune in Scotland.
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02:00
3/10 Hattie Morahan reads Sarah Hall's compelling new novel about power, love and family
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02:15
3/5 David Cannadine explores the changing significance of Anthony Eden's Homburg hat.
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02:30
3/5 An inventive adaptation of Nigel Slater's food memoir.
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02:45
3/5 One man's attempt to survive a global catastrophe by setting up a commune in Scotland.
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02:00
4/10 Hattie Morahan reads Sarah Hall's compelling new novel about power, love and family
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02:15
4/5 David Cannadine explores Sir Alec Douglas-Home's matchbox economics.
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02:30
4/5 An inventive adaptation of Nigel Slater's food memoir.
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02:45
4/5 One man's attempt to survive a global catastrophe by setting up a commune in Scotland.
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02:00
5/10 Hattie Morahan reads Sarah Hall's compelling new novel about power, love and family
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02:15
5/5 David Cannadine explores how Harold Wilson's pipe and Gannex mac came to define him.
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02:30
5/5 An inventive adaptation of Nigel Slater's food memoir.
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02:45
5/5 One man's attempt to survive a global catastrophe by setting up a commune in Scotland.
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02:10
Norman Jay chooses 'Mona Lisa' by Nat King Cole and 'Optimistic' by Sounds of Blackness.
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02:15
The Brideshead Revisited author discusses his career.
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02:45
A woman sets off in the dark to the Christmas market to sell her wares.
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03:00
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03:45
4/5 Poet Ian McMillan heads to Forfar and Dundee to learn about Bridie and Scotch pies.
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03:00
A man persuades Sally, the curator at Reedbeck Hall, to give him an out of hours tour.
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03:00
1/2 Ignoring his family's advice, the castaway ends up shipwrecked and arrives on an island.
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03:00
2/2 Solitude on the desert island gives way to cannibals, mutineers, and a man called Friday.
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03:00
1/2 An inventive adaptation by Glen Neath of wondrously entertaining and earthy tales.
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03:00
2/2 An inventive adaptation by Glen Neath of wondrously entertaining and earthy tales.
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03:00
David Bowie’s extraordinary life and career told in his own words.
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04:00
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04:00
13/13 Kenneth Branagh stars in Vasily Grossman's epic tale of family and war in Soviet Russia.
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04:00
2/8 Paul Merton, Pam Ayres, Charles Collingwood and Miles Jupp join Nicholas Parsons.
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04:30
3/6 Professor Quarterpound gathers Britain's top scientists to witness his new time machine.
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04:00
6/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's comedy game.
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04:30
5/6 As Gaelene's farewell barbecue looms, Jane gets unexpected guests.
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04:00
Roy Plomley's contestants battle to spot the mistakes. With David Nixon.
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04:30
1/6 Observing the theatrical superstition, Robert Wilson multi-tasks in Macbeth.
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04:00
1/6 A panel show hosted by Angus Deayton but devised by the panellists.
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04:30
4/6 Birthday celebrations go awry for the rural railway station's cafe proprietor June.
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04:00
Jay Rayner gives his guests a festive grilling.
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04:30
4/5 Brabazon's intrepid cops are purging pornography. But WPI Nutkins wants a wimple.
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04:00
The Russians want Bond dead. Will his romance with a beautiful spy cloud Bond's judgement?
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05:00
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05:00
Poet Daljit Nagra chooses the very best programmes from the BBC's poetry archive.
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05:30
1/4 A mother and daughter begin an epic sponsored walk along the Thames Path.
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05:00
4/4 Disaster strikes, so old lovers must confront their younger replacements.
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05:30
5/6 The 72nd series of the multi award-winning comedy panel game chaired by Jack Dee
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05:00
6/6 Megan Jones snubs the Carnival Queen contest and heads off to see Nana.
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05:30
1/2 Comedian Rhys James tries on some opposite political opinions to see how they fit.
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05:00
1/6 Old hacks struggle with new media in the changing world of a broadsheet newspaper.
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05:30
4/4 Susan explores why animals bring her such happiness.
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05:00
5/6 The local inhabitants inspire a downmarket writer from London.
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05:30
2/4 Exploring what happens when Tom Allen's calm and collected exterior collapses.
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05:00
3/6 21st-century Jason decides 19th-century Macclesfield needs a decent pub with decent beer.
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05:30
5/6 Fred MacAulay presents some of the UK's top stand-up comedians, recorded in Edinburgh.
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05:30
3/3 Gerald Scarfe introduces the radio, recycled. The subject is truth.
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06:00
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06:00
2/6 The thespian sleuth gathers the evidence to solve Willy's death.
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06:30
How the British-born singer Vince Taylor inspired David Bowie's mythical rock star.
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06:00
3/6 The thespian sleuth's investigations continue following Willy's death.
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06:30
Katie Grant visits a summer camp aimed at mixed-race families.
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06:00
4/6 Convinced that Willy was murdered, the thespian sleuth consults his solicitor friend.
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06:30
What links Wales to one of the darkest moments in the American civil rights movement?
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06:00
5/6 The thespian sleuth suspects a student of the murder of Willy, but another is acting oddly
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06:30
In Buckingham Palace, David Owen Norris and guests hear Queen Victoria's favourite songs.
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06:00
6/6 One murder suspect is cleared in the continuing investigation of Willy's death.
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06:30
Pete Paphides talks to family, friends and fans of Charles Schulz, creator of Peanuts.
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06:00
The Russians want Bond dead. Will his romance with a beautiful spy cloud Bond's judgement?
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06:00
A dramatised reimagining of cook Nigel Slater's life, and the aunt who encouraged him.
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07:00
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07:00
4/4 Disaster strikes, so old lovers must confront their younger replacements.
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07:30
5/6 The 72nd series of the multi award-winning comedy panel game chaired by Jack Dee
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07:00
6/6 Megan Jones snubs the Carnival Queen contest and heads off to see Nana.
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07:30
1/2 Comedian Rhys James tries on some opposite political opinions to see how they fit.
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07:00
1/6 Old hacks struggle with new media in the changing world of a broadsheet newspaper.
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07:30
4/4 Susan explores why animals bring her such happiness.
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07:00
5/6 The local inhabitants inspire a downmarket writer from London.
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07:30
2/4 Exploring what happens when Tom Allen's calm and collected exterior collapses.
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07:00
3/6 21st-century Jason decides 19th-century Macclesfield needs a decent pub with decent beer.
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07:30
5/6 Fred MacAulay presents some of the UK's top stand-up comedians, recorded in Edinburgh.
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07:30
3/3 Gerald Scarfe introduces the radio, recycled. The subject is truth.
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07:15
Ivy wants to decorate a pudding with a special sprig of holly. Read by Crawford Logan.
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07:30
2/4 Ros and Laura each have concerns. Will they find what they're looking for?
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08:00
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08:00
4/13 A sonic jamboree as the two ladies are joined by Peter Pratt.
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08:30
2/26 With a visitor due from the Soviet Union, Mainwaring is peeved with Wilson.
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08:00
6/24 Back home after 43 years, why must Neddie never go near the oily waters again?
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08:30
5/20 Kenneth Horne heads a gangster romp, and asks Julian and Sandy to find a Bona Soulmate.
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08:00
3/20 The Lad is due a fortune, but only if he gets married!
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08:30
Les Dawson's life as a spy, and a rare interview with boxer Sugar Albert Ackroyd.
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08:00
The toothy funster serves up a stint on a desert island with Man Friday.
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08:30
4/13 The Archers sell up, and Admiral Lord Nelson's diary. Sketches and songs.
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08:00
1/7 Jo Kendall, Chris Emmett, Fred Harris and Nigel Rees try to win the car.
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08:00
David Bowie’s extraordinary life and career told in his own words.
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08:00
Bebe welcomes Nick into her home as the family attempt to hang up festive decorations.
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08:30
Jimmy is thrilled at the prospect of seeing Cinderella but tickets are in great demand.
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09:00
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09:00
2/8 Paul Merton, Pam Ayres, Charles Collingwood and Miles Jupp join Nicholas Parsons.
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09:30
3/6 Professor Quarterpound gathers Britain's top scientists to witness his new time machine.
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09:00
1/3 The Election Special: Written at dawn, recorded at lunchtime, edited in a hurry.
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09:30
Richard Stilgoe samples the grandeur of the National Trust's Clandon Park.
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09:00
Roy Plomley's contestants battle to spot the mistakes. With David Nixon.
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09:30
1/6 Observing the theatrical superstition, Robert Wilson multi-tasks in Macbeth.
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09:00
1/6 A panel show hosted by Angus Deayton but devised by the panellists.
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09:30
4/6 Birthday celebrations go awry for the rural railway station's cafe proprietor June.
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09:00
Jay Rayner gives his guests a festive grilling.
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09:30
4/5 Brabazon's intrepid cops are purging pornography. But WPI Nutkins wants a wimple.
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09:00
Jarvis Cocker remembers John Peel and talks to his wife Sheila.
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09:00
The letters of Moomin creator Tove Jansson to her family, her confidantes and her lovers.
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10:00
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10:00
A man persuades Sally, the curator at Reedbeck Hall, to give him an out of hours tour.
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10:00
1/2 Ignoring his family's advice, the castaway ends up shipwrecked and arrives on an island.
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10:00
2/2 Solitude on the desert island gives way to cannibals, mutineers, and a man called Friday.
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10:00
1/2 An inventive adaptation by Glen Neath of wondrously entertaining and earthy tales.
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10:00
2/2 An inventive adaptation by Glen Neath of wondrously entertaining and earthy tales.
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10:10
A Buddhist Santa Claus and a chaplain contemplate Christmas morning in a hospice.
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10:15
Actress Dame June Whitfield shares her castaway choices with Sue Lawley.
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11:00
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11:00
Host Guy Raz explores why we feel powerful emotions
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11:50
Professor Robert Winston chooses music by Beethoven and JS Bach.
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11:00
Natalie Haynes shares her love of classical history and myth.
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11:00
Sue Perkins shares some festive comedy treats from the BBC tinsel-festooned archives.
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11:00
Tamsin Greig reads Laura Barnett's story of Christmas diplomacy amid blended families
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11:15
Tom Hollander as eccentric amateur Patrick Moore, battling to be the BBC's astronomer.
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11:00
Amanda Litherland presents a festive selection of podcasts to get you through the holidays
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11:30
Arabella Weir and John Peel discuss books by Tracy Chevalier and Joshua Slocum.
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11:00
Dame Wilburn with true stories from the annual National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Nevada.
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11:50
David Attenborough gives his perspective on the story of the famous lioness, Elsa.
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12:00
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12:00
4/13 A sonic jamboree as the two ladies are joined by Peter Pratt.
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12:30
2/26 With a visitor due from the Soviet Union, Mainwaring is peeved with Wilson.
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12:00
6/24 Back home after 43 years, why must Neddie never go near the oily waters again?
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12:30
5/20 Kenneth Horne heads a gangster romp, and asks Julian and Sandy to find a Bona Soulmate.
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12:00
3/20 The Lad is due a fortune, but only if he gets married!
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12:30
Les Dawson's life as a spy, and a rare interview with boxer Sugar Albert Ackroyd.
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12:00
The toothy funster serves up a stint on a desert island with Man Friday.
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12:30
4/13 The Archers sell up, and Admiral Lord Nelson's diary. Sketches and songs.
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12:00
1/7 Jo Kendall, Chris Emmett, Fred Harris and Nigel Rees try to win the car.
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12:00
6/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's comedy game.
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12:30
1/6 Old hacks struggle with new media in the changing world of a broadsheet newspaper.
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12:00
Bebe welcomes Nick into her home as the family attempt to hang up festive decorations.
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12:30
Jimmy is thrilled at the prospect of seeing Cinderella but tickets are in great demand.
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13:00
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13:00
2/6 The thespian sleuth gathers the evidence to solve Willy's death.
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13:30
How the British-born singer Vince Taylor inspired David Bowie's mythical rock star.
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13:00
3/6 The thespian sleuth's investigations continue following Willy's death.
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13:30
Katie Grant visits a summer camp aimed at mixed-race families.
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13:00
4/6 Convinced that Willy was murdered, the thespian sleuth consults his solicitor friend.
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13:30
What links Wales to one of the darkest moments in the American civil rights movement?
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13:00
5/6 The thespian sleuth suspects a student of the murder of Willy, but another is acting oddly
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13:30
In Buckingham Palace, David Owen Norris and guests hear Queen Victoria's favourite songs.
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13:00
6/6 One murder suspect is cleared in the continuing investigation of Willy's death.
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13:30
Pete Paphides talks to family, friends and fans of Charles Schulz, creator of Peanuts.
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13:00
John and Maggie's wedding day arrives but will it go smoothly?
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13:00
A dramatised reimagining of cook Nigel Slater's life, and the aunt who encouraged him.
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14:00
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14:00
1/10 Hattie Morahan reads Sarah Hall's compelling new novel about power, love and family.
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14:15
1/5 Sir David Cannadine explores the changing image of Neville Chamberlain's umbrella.
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14:30
1/5 An inventive adaptation of Nigel Slater's food memoir.
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14:45
1/5 One man's attempt to survive a global catastrophe by setting up a commune in Scotland.
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14:00
2/10 Hattie Morahan reads Sarah Hall's compelling new novel about power, love and family
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14:15
2/5 David Cannadine explores the saga of Stanley Baldwin's controversial wartime iron gates.
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14:30
2/5 An inventive adaptation of Nigel Slater's food memoir.
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14:45
2/5 One man's attempt to survive a global catastrophe by setting up a commune in Scotland.
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14:00
3/10 Hattie Morahan reads Sarah Hall's compelling new novel about power, love and family
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14:15
3/5 David Cannadine explores the changing significance of Anthony Eden's Homburg hat.
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14:30
3/5 An inventive adaptation of Nigel Slater's food memoir.
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14:45
3/5 One man's attempt to survive a global catastrophe by setting up a commune in Scotland.
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14:00
4/10 Hattie Morahan reads Sarah Hall's compelling new novel about power, love and family
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14:15
4/5 David Cannadine explores Sir Alec Douglas-Home's matchbox economics.
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14:30
4/5 An inventive adaptation of Nigel Slater's food memoir.
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14:45
4/5 One man's attempt to survive a global catastrophe by setting up a commune in Scotland.
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14:00
5/10 Hattie Morahan reads Sarah Hall's compelling new novel about power, love and family
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14:15
5/5 David Cannadine explores how Harold Wilson's pipe and Gannex mac came to define him.
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14:30
5/5 An inventive adaptation of Nigel Slater's food memoir.
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14:45
5/5 One man's attempt to survive a global catastrophe by setting up a commune in Scotland.
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14:10
Norman Jay chooses 'Mona Lisa' by Nat King Cole and 'Optimistic' by Sounds of Blackness.
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14:15
The Brideshead Revisited author discusses his career.
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14:45
A woman sets off in the dark to the Christmas market to sell her wares.
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14:15
Ivy wants to decorate a pudding with a special sprig of holly. Read by Crawford Logan.
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14:30
2/2 Malcolm returns to see Alice at the Priory to find out who has been helping Bonneville.
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15:00
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15:00
A man persuades Sally, the curator at Reedbeck Hall, to give him an out of hours tour.
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15:00
1/2 Ignoring his family's advice, the castaway ends up shipwrecked and arrives on an island.
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15:00
2/2 Solitude on the desert island gives way to cannibals, mutineers, and a man called Friday.
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15:00
1/2 An inventive adaptation by Glen Neath of wondrously entertaining and earthy tales.
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15:00
2/2 An inventive adaptation by Glen Neath of wondrously entertaining and earthy tales.
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15:00
David Bowie’s extraordinary life and career told in his own words.
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15:45
5/5 Travelling the country to find his perfect pie, poet Ian McMillan arrives in Cornwall.
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16:00
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16:00
2/8 Paul Merton, Pam Ayres, Charles Collingwood and Miles Jupp join Nicholas Parsons.
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16:30
3/6 Professor Quarterpound gathers Britain's top scientists to witness his new time machine.
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16:00
6/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's comedy game.
-
16:30
5/6 As Gaelene's farewell barbecue looms, Jane gets unexpected guests.
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16:00
Roy Plomley's contestants battle to spot the mistakes. With David Nixon.
-
16:30
1/6 Observing the theatrical superstition, Robert Wilson multi-tasks in Macbeth.
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16:00
1/6 A panel show hosted by Angus Deayton but devised by the panellists.
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16:30
4/6 Birthday celebrations go awry for the rural railway station's cafe proprietor June.
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16:00
Jay Rayner gives his guests a festive grilling.
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16:30
4/5 Brabazon's intrepid cops are purging pornography. But WPI Nutkins wants a wimple.
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16:00
The Russians want Bond dead. Will his romance with a beautiful spy cloud Bond's judgement?
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16:00
Nathanael West's caustic satire of 1930s Hollywood.
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17:00
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17:00
4/4 Disaster strikes, so old lovers must confront their younger replacements.
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17:30
5/6 The 72nd series of the multi award-winning comedy panel game chaired by Jack Dee
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17:00
6/6 Megan Jones snubs the Carnival Queen contest and heads off to see Nana.
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17:30
1/2 Comedian Rhys James tries on some opposite political opinions to see how they fit.
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17:00
1/6 Old hacks struggle with new media in the changing world of a broadsheet newspaper.
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17:30
4/4 Susan explores why animals bring her such happiness.
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17:00
5/6 The local inhabitants inspire a downmarket writer from London.
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17:30
2/4 Exploring what happens when Tom Allen's calm and collected exterior collapses.
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17:00
3/6 21st-century Jason decides 19th-century Macclesfield needs a decent pub with decent beer.
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17:30
5/6 Fred MacAulay presents some of the UK's top stand-up comedians, recorded in Edinburgh.
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17:30
3/3 Gerald Scarfe introduces the radio, recycled. The subject is truth.
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17:00
Daljit Nagra chooses the very best programmes from the BBC's poetry archive.
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17:30
2/4 Ros and Laura each have concerns. Will they find what they're looking for?
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18:00
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18:00
1/5 One For The Islands by Patricia Highsmith. Dan’s voyage does not go as he planned it.
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18:15
1/5 Charles Dance narrates a darkly comic tale by the master of the bizarre. With Celia Imrie.
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18:30
Sue MacGregor discusses favourite paperbacks with Ann Widdecombe and Kate Humble.
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18:00
2/5 A Curious Suicide by Patricia Highsmith. Stephen visits an old and long-hated friend.
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18:15
2/5 Charles Dance narrates a comic tale by the master of the bizarre. With Ronald Pickup.
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18:30
The actress, crime writer and butterfly expert discusses her love of wildlife.
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18:00
3/5 The Terrors Of Basket-Weaving by Patricia Highsmith. Diane finds a basket on the beach.
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18:15
3/5 Charles Dance narrates a darkly comic tale by the master of the bizarre. With Chris Emmett
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18:30
3/6 Geoffrey Wheeler tells the story of the Manchester Playhouse and the Hulme Hippodrome.
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18:00
4/5 The Man Who Wrote Books In His Head by Patricia Highsmith. Cheever says he is a writer.
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18:15
4/5 Charles Dance narrates a comic tale of adultery. With Kerry Shale and Lorelei King.
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18:30
Sara Cox nominates the American hip hop artist and rapper Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes.
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18:00
5/5 The Baby Spoon by Patricia Highsmith. Claude hates his wife’s attachment to a keepsake.
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18:15
5/5 Charles Dance narrates a dark tale by the master of the bizarre. With Doreen Mantle.
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18:30
Matthew Parris discusses succession with Misha Glenny, Richard Gott and Daisy Sampson.
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18:00
1/2 An investigation into how the reality of space exploration is catching up with Dan Dare.
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18:25
1/7 After a long journey home, Dan Dare and his crew find the Earth has been subjugated.
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18:00
Henry Corwin is a reprobate Santa, but then he finds a gift that keeps on giving.
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18:40
Returning home one Christmas Eve, Ivan Spektroff is in for a horrifying surprise.
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19:00
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19:00
4/13 A sonic jamboree as the two ladies are joined by Peter Pratt.
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19:30
2/26 With a visitor due from the Soviet Union, Mainwaring is peeved with Wilson.
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19:00
6/24 Back home after 43 years, why must Neddie never go near the oily waters again?
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19:30
5/20 Kenneth Horne heads a gangster romp, and asks Julian and Sandy to find a Bona Soulmate.
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19:00
3/20 The Lad is due a fortune, but only if he gets married!
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19:30
Les Dawson's life as a spy, and a rare interview with boxer Sugar Albert Ackroyd.
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19:00
The toothy funster serves up a stint on a desert island with Man Friday.
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19:30
4/13 The Archers sell up, and Admiral Lord Nelson's diary. Sketches and songs.
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19:00
1/7 Jo Kendall, Chris Emmett, Fred Harris and Nigel Rees try to win the car.
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19:30
5/20 An American is in a rush for an air freshener script. Advertising agency comedy from 1961.
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19:00
Jarvis Cocker remembers John Peel and talks to his wife Sheila.
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19:00
Dame Wilburn with true stories from the annual National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Nevada.
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19:50
David Attenborough gives his perspective on the story of the famous lioness, Elsa.
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20:00
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20:00
2/6 The thespian sleuth gathers the evidence to solve Willy's death.
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20:30
How the British-born singer Vince Taylor inspired David Bowie's mythical rock star.
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20:00
3/6 The thespian sleuth's investigations continue following Willy's death.
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20:30
Katie Grant visits a summer camp aimed at mixed-race families.
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20:00
4/6 Convinced that Willy was murdered, the thespian sleuth consults his solicitor friend.
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20:30
What links Wales to one of the darkest moments in the American civil rights movement?
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20:00
5/6 The thespian sleuth suspects a student of the murder of Willy, but another is acting oddly
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20:30
In Buckingham Palace, David Owen Norris and guests hear Queen Victoria's favourite songs.
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20:00
6/6 One murder suspect is cleared in the continuing investigation of Willy's death.
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20:30
Pete Paphides talks to family, friends and fans of Charles Schulz, creator of Peanuts.
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20:00
The letters of Moomin creator Tove Jansson to her family, her confidantes and her lovers.
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21:00
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21:00
Host Guy Raz explores why we feel powerful emotions
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21:50
Professor Robert Winston chooses music by Beethoven and JS Bach.
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21:00
Natalie Haynes shares her love of classical history and myth.
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21:00
Sue Perkins shares some festive comedy treats from the BBC tinsel-festooned archives.
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21:00
Tamsin Greig reads Laura Barnett's story of Christmas diplomacy amid blended families
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21:15
Tom Hollander as eccentric amateur Patrick Moore, battling to be the BBC's astronomer.
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21:00
Amanda Litherland presents a festive selection of podcasts to get you through the holidays
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21:30
Arabella Weir and John Peel discuss books by Tracy Chevalier and Joshua Slocum.
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21:10
A Buddhist Santa Claus and a chaplain contemplate Christmas morning in a hospice.
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21:15
Actress Dame June Whitfield shares her castaway choices with Sue Lawley.
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22:00
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22:00
5/6 The 72nd series of the multi award-winning comedy panel game chaired by Jack Dee
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22:30
5/6 Floating in the most peculiar way, Harry and Pip hear Gently Benevolent's life story.
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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
1/2 Comedian Rhys James tries on some opposite political opinions to see how they fit.
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22:30
2/4 Battles recreated, and National Trousers Day. The duo's sketches and songs.
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22:45
4/5 Musing on old cuppas and paying with Fool's Gold. Songs and stories from Ivor Cutler.
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22:00
4/4 Susan explores why animals bring her such happiness.
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22:30
3/4 Doc Brown, Gomez, Henry Paker and Richard Herring join Arthur Smith to entertain.
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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
2/4 Exploring what happens when Tom Allen's calm and collected exterior collapses.
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22:30
1/4 The show that looks behind the scenes at the life and work of the star impressionist.
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22:00
5/6 Fred MacAulay presents some of the UK's top stand-up comedians, recorded in Edinburgh.
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22:30
1/6 Damien is nominated for an award and Anthony auditions for a production of Hay Fever.
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22:00
4/4 Jocelyn talks about family, and a spiritual medium goes over to the other side.
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22:30
Father Christmas helps bring about a feminist Christmas whether he wants to or not.
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22:45
"I'm the best at pretending" - a reclusive Hollywood star tells all.
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22:55
1/4 Jake Yapp and Jon Holmes interview the characters from the carol the 12 Days of Christmas.
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22:00
2/4 Ros and Laura each have concerns. Will they find what they're looking for?
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22:30
4/4 Sean Foley and Hamish McColl learn the art of subtlety by visiting a Jane Austen novel.
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22:55
2/4 Jake Yapp and Jon Holmes interview the characters from the carol the 12 Days of Christmas.
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23:00
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23:00
1/3 The Election Special: Written at dawn, recorded at lunchtime, edited in a hurry.
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23:30
8/8 The Choir of the Year Competition is settled by a tug o' war.
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23:00
6/6 From William Hague to Simon Cowell, Jon Culshaw explores the bizarre lives of famous folk.
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23:30
5/6 The consultants advise an African finance minister, and Ryan carries a package.
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23:00
3/6 Caring social worker Clare Barker is now at the frontline as a sick bug hits colleagues.
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23:30
6/6 Inoculation against old age leads to unusual results.
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23:00
3/4 Will reluctantly joins Annabelle at a music festival with her annoying friend Heather.
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23:30
1/4 Sketch show with a comic slant on human frailties.
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23:00
3/3 A startling revelation for Sam after he survives a sinking and the pirates - again.
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23:30
3/6 A guitar legend, Jane Austen and a soap opera queen.
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23:00
1/4 Alexei Sayle delivers stand-up, memoir and philosophy from his Imaginary Sandwich Bar.
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23:30
4/4 The comedian discovers graffiti, beggars and lycra-clad couriers in the style capital.
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23:00
4/6 English Civil War reports as they happen - with all the decapitations and more.
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23:15
4/4 The Aussie comic explores Pablo Picasso's angry 1907 masterpiece.
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23:30
A rip-roaring Yuletide edition of the paper for boys. Starring Peter Baynham.
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