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BBC Radio 4 Extra's Hitchhiker’s spectacular continues with the sixth episode.
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1/6 On asteroid patrol in Egypt, some of the crew meet some mysterious strangers.
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00:30
Sue MacGregor, Tony Juniper and Katie Hopkins discuss their favourite books.
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00:00
2/6 The crew make a discovery in Egypt, while stowaways are reported on the Mars-bound ship.
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00:30
Beatles producer and composer George Martin talks about music which stirs his emotions.
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00:00
3/6 The crew start to explore but it's not a warm welcome...
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00:30
3/3 Geoffrey Wheeler on the saving of Vaudeville theatres in Boston and Minneapolis.
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00:00
4/6 Held captive on Mars, the crew learn their fate.
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00:30
Writer Jonathan Meades nominates the English artist Edward Burra.
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00:00
5/6 Elevated to the priesthood of God-King Ra, the crew try to escape.
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00:30
Matthew Parris pleas for more gravity in public life with Arabella Weir and Martin Newell.
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00:00
1/6 Who hasn't been confronted with a temporal anomaly while drunk?
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00:30
Sobering tale of Anne and David's move to Devon and an unwelcome lodger.
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01:00
5/5 A young man encounters a Satanic ritual while on a walk in the woods at dusk.
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01:30
5/5 A parting of the ways for the Morel and Gren, but the search for a home goes on.
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01:00
1/5 With a man due to hang, Poirot probes a savage murder.
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01:30
1/2 Rajan Datar follows heavy metal band Iron Maiden to India.
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01:00
2/5 Poirot believes a woman's brutal murder is linked to a lurid newspaper article.
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01:30
2/2 Rajan Datar heads to Beijing to see if developing economies offer riches for western music
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01:00
3/5 In the respectable village of Broadhinny, Hercule Poirot has several murder suspects.
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01:30
Composer Matthew Herbert takes a critical look at looping and sampling in modern music.
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01:00
4/5 Events take a dramatic turn and the range of suspects narrows down.
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01:30
Dominic Arkwright charts the life of Thomas Middleton, the bad boy of Renaissance drama
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01:00
5/5 Poirot concludes his investigation but there’s more than one surprise in store.
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01:30
Supporters of the Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra, including Alan Bennett, tell its history.
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01:00
2/2 Tancredi has fallen in love.
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02:00
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02:00
5/5 Carter Brandon takes his uncle off to ponder growing old over a pint. With Stephen Thorne.
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02:15
2/3 An Ayrshire man remembers the moment in 1960 when his town felt connected to the world.
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02:30
2/2 Both Bassam and Rami tell the stories of their loss and how they chose to move forward.
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02:00
6/10 Ursula's grandfather, Tom, returns to the farm finding it under threat
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02:15
1/5 The natural history story of the UK's most famous invader - the grey squirrel.
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02:30
1/30 In 1950s Yorkshire, Frederica Potter, still living at home, senses something exciting.
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02:45
1/5 Tom Fort travels from the White Cliffs to Land's End in search of maritime tales.
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02:00
7/10 Ursula finds love. But when her lover leaves to fight in the Boer War her eyes wander.
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02:15
2/5 Does Japanese knotweed deserve its place as the most hated plant in the UK?
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02:30
2/30 A theatre director is producing a play and Frederica Potter is desperate to secure a role.
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02:45
2/5 Tom Fort travels from the White Cliffs to Lands' End in search of maritime tales.
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02:00
8/10 As Ursula's interest in her affair with Winifred Inger wanes, her horizons change
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02:15
3/5 Derek Mooney finds out how the harlequin ladybird became the UK's fastest invader ever.
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02:30
3/30 Stephanie is increasingly worried about her brother, Marcus.
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02:45
3/5 Tom Fort travels from the White Cliffs to Lands' End in search of maritime tales.
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02:00
9/10 As Ursula attends teacher training, the arrival of an old flame changes everything
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02:15
4/5 How invasive is the ring-necked parakeet?
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02:30
4/30 Stephanie and Daniel declare their feelings for each other but her father reacts badly.
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02:45
4/5 Tom Fort travels from the White Cliffs to Lands' End in search of maritime tales.
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02:00
10/10 Ursula faces an uncertain future and staggering new commitment
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02:15
5/5 How do we protect our native wildlife from invisible invaders like the ash-dieback fungus.
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02:30
5/30 Bill Potter has trouble accepting his daughter's desire to marry curate Daniel.
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02:45
5/5 Tom Fort travels from the White Cliffs to Lands' End in search of maritime tales.
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02:10
The director chooses Sugar Bum Bum by Lord Kitchener and What's Going On by Marvin Gaye.
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02:15
1/9 Pam Ayres heads to Britain's most easterly point to learn about witches, monks and fishing
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02:45
1/5 Carter Brandon drives his uncle down south, but trouble looms at a pub stop.
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03:00
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03:45
1/5 Brett Westwood identifies local bird species in the Forest of Dean.
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03:00
1/4 Mr Joseph Andrews is the most handsome of all the footmen but wishes to remain uncorrupted
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03:00
2/4 Henry Fielding's comic masterpiece about the morals and manners of high and low society.
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03:00
3/4 Joseph Andrews proposes to his darling Fanny.
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03:00
4/4 Joseph and Fanny are desperate to marry but complications arise...
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03:00
A lonely woman waits in a remote Welsh hotel for her philandering husband.
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03:00
Douglas Hurd uses the BBC Archives to explore the life of his predecessor Anthony Eden.
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04:00
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04:00
The 1857 trial of Madeleine Smith, accused of murdering her lover Emile L'Angelier.
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04:00
6/6 Gyles Brandreth with Lucy Moore, Charles Collingwood, Anthony Holden and Simon Fanshawe.
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04:30
1/4 Can Dr Heaven locate Agent Frank, lost somewhere in an experimental company town?
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04:00
5/6 John Lloyd and Sarah Millican welcome Matt Lucas, Prof Sophie Scott and William Hartston.
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04:30
2/6 Butterthwaite's frustrated reporter Graham lands an unexpected scoop.
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04:00
4/6 Panel show hosted by Susan Calman exploring the world of lists.
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04:30
1/6 Nun Martina leaves her convent and lands slap, bang in a catering crisis.
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04:00
2/6 Ian McMillan chairs the literary quiz with Mark Thomas, Dillie Keane, Arthur Smith.
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04:30
6/6 Branded a wife-beater in his parallel universe, a joke backfires for bachelor Robin.
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04:00
Peter Jones tests three experts in comedy - Bob Monkhouse, Larry Adler and George Axelrod.
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04:30
3/4 Leisure means watching sport on TV with plenty of beer and cigs, not playing it.
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04:00
How the creation of Frankenstein was sparked by an elopement.
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05:00
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05:00
Daljit Nagra selects Four Seasons - Spring - an anthology of old and new poems.
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05:30
4/4 Uljabaan prepares for an invasion assessment by his superior, Gryvook.
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05:00
3/6 Daniel and Lucy's plans for a quiet weekend are hit by a stream of unplanned visitors.
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05:30
4/6 Sue Perkins shows and tells nature with her guests.
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05:00
2/4 Poetry and sketches about the challenges of online booking, travelling light and skiing.
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05:30
2/4 Joe ambushes Donna with an impromptu date night. Stars Philip Glenister.
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05:00
1/6 The Conroy family are braced for school reports and a loan.
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05:30
1/4 Mark Watson continues his doomed quest to understand the world.
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05:00
1/4 A Belfast road's bohemian residents are saved from chaos by cleaning lady Sally.
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05:30
3/6 Jeff takes Corrine on visit to a misleadingly-named Escape Room. Stars Tom Palmer.
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05:00
1/4 After their cancer treatments, Chippy is mad, Jill is sad and Terri is dangerous to know.
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05:30
3/6 Hardacre's ad agency compete for a dating app account called Befriendr. With Nigel Havers.
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05:30
1/3 Old BBC programmes chopped up and recycled into something new. This week- law and lawyers.
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06:00
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06:00
1/5 With a man due to hang, Poirot probes a savage murder.
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06:30
1/2 Rajan Datar follows heavy metal band Iron Maiden to India.
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06:00
2/5 Poirot believes a woman's brutal murder is linked to a lurid newspaper article.
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06:30
2/2 Rajan Datar heads to Beijing to see if developing economies offer riches for western music
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06:00
3/5 In the respectable village of Broadhinny, Hercule Poirot has several murder suspects.
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06:30
Composer Matthew Herbert takes a critical look at looping and sampling in modern music.
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06:00
4/5 Events take a dramatic turn and the range of suspects narrows down.
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06:30
Dominic Arkwright charts the life of Thomas Middleton, the bad boy of Renaissance drama
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06:00
5/5 Poirot concludes his investigation but there’s more than one surprise in store.
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06:30
Supporters of the Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra, including Alan Bennett, tell its history.
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06:00
How the creation of Frankenstein was sparked by an elopement.
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06:00
1/6 Still living at home in 1950s Yorkshire, Frederica senses something exciting is beginning.
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07:00
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07:00
3/6 Daniel and Lucy's plans for a quiet weekend are hit by a stream of unplanned visitors.
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07:30
4/6 Sue Perkins shows and tells nature with her guests.
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07:00
2/4 Poetry and sketches about the challenges of online booking, travelling light and skiing.
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07:30
2/4 Joe ambushes Donna with an impromptu date night. Stars Philip Glenister.
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07:00
1/6 The Conroy family are braced for school reports and a loan.
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07:30
1/4 Mark Watson continues his doomed quest to understand the world.
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07:00
1/4 A Belfast road's bohemian residents are saved from chaos by cleaning lady Sally.
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07:30
3/6 Jeff takes Corrine on visit to a misleadingly-named Escape Room. Stars Tom Palmer.
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07:00
1/4 After their cancer treatments, Chippy is mad, Jill is sad and Terri is dangerous to know.
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07:30
3/6 Hardacre's ad agency compete for a dating app account called Befriendr. With Nigel Havers.
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07:30
1/3 Old BBC programmes chopped up and recycled into something new. This week- law and lawyers.
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07:05
A snapshot from the 80s of this unique city, brought to life by writer Barry Pilton.
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07:15
3/3 Sonia's best friend has been hit by a car, but it’s overshadowed by a celebrity arrival.
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07:30
1/4 Join Natalie Haynes as she stands up for the Greek playwright Aristophanes.
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08:00
3/6 A seven foot squirrel drives ad man Ken Handley nuts, but can some face cream help?
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08:30
14/26 Onion-less Hodges hounds the platoon, out with Jones's van on an exercise.
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08:00
19/24 Can ace translator Neddie Seagoon recover the lost ancient manuscript of Purdom?
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08:30
16/20 Kenneth Horne leads a family saga, while Julian and Sandy offer guided tripettes of London
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08:00
6/20 The Lad takes up sculpting, but then he runs out of rocks...
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08:30
1/6 At one of London's queerest clubs - it's the creepy saga of an otolaryngologist.
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08:00
Shocks, suggestions, banjos and sackings are tickling Doddy.
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08:30
3/14 It's bath night for John Cleese, plus a nude surprise in an art gallery.
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08:00
6/6 The team's last ever episode. With Chris Emmett, Fred Harris and guest David Jason.
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08:30
4/6 The shady lawyer runs a broke department store.
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08:00
Douglas Hurd uses the BBC Archives to explore the life of his predecessor Anthony Eden.
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08:00
1/13 Olive learns that retired William never invited her to his firm's annual dance!
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08:30
12/13 Harry takes his troublesome nephew Edwin on an incident-packed coach journey down the M1.
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09:00
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09:00
6/6 Gyles Brandreth with Lucy Moore, Charles Collingwood, Anthony Holden and Simon Fanshawe.
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09:30
1/4 Can Dr Heaven locate Agent Frank, lost somewhere in an experimental company town?
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09:00
1/6 Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches.
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09:30
1/4 Ricky's new tabloid column teaches him some hard lessons about life and Gloria Hunniford.
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09:00
4/6 Panel show hosted by Susan Calman exploring the world of lists.
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09:30
1/6 Nun Martina leaves her convent and lands slap, bang in a catering crisis.
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09:00
2/6 Ian McMillan chairs the literary quiz with Mark Thomas, Dillie Keane, Arthur Smith.
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09:30
6/6 Branded a wife-beater in his parallel universe, a joke backfires for bachelor Robin.
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09:00
Peter Jones tests three experts in comedy - Bob Monkhouse, Larry Adler and George Axelrod.
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09:30
3/4 Leisure means watching sport on TV with plenty of beer and cigs, not playing it.
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09:00
Jonathan Rigby celebrates the life and career of Valentine Dyall – horror's Man in Black.
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09:00
David Attenborough reads JA Baker's nature writing classic about this glorious bird.
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10:00
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10:00
1/4 Mr Joseph Andrews is the most handsome of all the footmen but wishes to remain uncorrupted
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10:00
2/4 Henry Fielding's comic masterpiece about the morals and manners of high and low society.
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10:00
3/4 Joseph Andrews proposes to his darling Fanny.
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10:00
4/4 Joseph and Fanny are desperate to marry but complications arise...
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10:00
A lonely woman waits in a remote Welsh hotel for her philandering husband.
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10:10
A father and his four year old son share a passion for the tiny coloured bricks…
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10:15
From Chuck Berry to Antonio Vivaldi, the musician shares his castaway choices.
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11:00
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11:00
14/16 Guy Raz explores the idea of whether life today is better than ever before?
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11:00
A snowboarding instructor counts the boys in her charge as dusk falls on the slopes.
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11:15
By Stephen Wyatt. Drama about poet John Gray, the possible inspiration for Dorian Gray.
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11:00
1/3 Chris Watson examines some of the ways technology has changed the radio we listen to.
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11:00
An astronomer who has spent years scanning distant galaxies turns his attention inwards.
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11:15
A new visitor inspires memories of Bulldog's death-defying flights and exotic love affairs
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11:00
Amanda Litherland and Becca Bryers recommend some great storytelling podcasts from the UK.
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11:00
3/9 Jenifer Hixson introduces seven stories about boundaries, curfews and first loves.
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11:50
David Attenborough recalls visiting Australia to find the giant earthworm - using his ears
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12:00
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12:00
3/6 A seven foot squirrel drives ad man Ken Handley nuts, but can some face cream help?
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12:30
14/26 Onion-less Hodges hounds the platoon, out with Jones's van on an exercise.
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12:00
19/24 Can ace translator Neddie Seagoon recover the lost ancient manuscript of Purdom?
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12:30
16/20 Kenneth Horne leads a family saga, while Julian and Sandy offer guided tripettes of London
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12:00
6/20 The Lad takes up sculpting, but then he runs out of rocks...
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12:30
1/6 At one of London's queerest clubs - it's the creepy saga of an otolaryngologist.
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12:00
Shocks, suggestions, banjos and sackings are tickling Doddy.
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12:30
3/14 It's bath night for John Cleese, plus a nude surprise in an art gallery.
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12:00
6/6 The team's last ever episode. With Chris Emmett, Fred Harris and guest David Jason.
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12:30
4/6 The shady lawyer runs a broke department store.
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12:00
1/6 The Conroy family are braced for school reports and a loan.
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12:30
1/4 Ricky's new tabloid column teaches him some hard lessons about life and Gloria Hunniford.
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12:00
1/13 Olive learns that retired William never invited her to his firm's annual dance!
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12:30
12/13 Harry takes his troublesome nephew Edwin on an incident-packed coach journey down the M1.
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13:00
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13:00
1/5 With a man due to hang, Poirot probes a savage murder.
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13:30
1/2 Rajan Datar follows heavy metal band Iron Maiden to India.
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13:00
2/5 Poirot believes a woman's brutal murder is linked to a lurid newspaper article.
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13:30
2/2 Rajan Datar heads to Beijing to see if developing economies offer riches for western music
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13:00
3/5 In the respectable village of Broadhinny, Hercule Poirot has several murder suspects.
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13:30
Composer Matthew Herbert takes a critical look at looping and sampling in modern music.
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13:00
4/5 Events take a dramatic turn and the range of suspects narrows down.
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13:30
Dominic Arkwright charts the life of Thomas Middleton, the bad boy of Renaissance drama
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13:00
5/5 Poirot concludes his investigation but there’s more than one surprise in store.
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13:30
Supporters of the Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra, including Alan Bennett, tell its history.
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13:00
2/2 Tancredi has fallen in love.
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13:00
1/6 Still living at home in 1950s Yorkshire, Frederica senses something exciting is beginning.
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14:00
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14:00
6/10 Ursula's grandfather, Tom, returns to the farm finding it under threat
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14:15
1/5 The natural history story of the UK's most famous invader - the grey squirrel.
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14:30
1/30 In 1950s Yorkshire, Frederica Potter, still living at home, senses something exciting.
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14:45
1/5 Tom Fort travels from the White Cliffs to Land's End in search of maritime tales.
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14:00
7/10 Ursula finds love. But when her lover leaves to fight in the Boer War her eyes wander.
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14:15
2/5 Does Japanese knotweed deserve its place as the most hated plant in the UK?
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14:30
2/30 A theatre director is producing a play and Frederica Potter is desperate to secure a role.
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14:45
2/5 Tom Fort travels from the White Cliffs to Lands' End in search of maritime tales.
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14:00
8/10 As Ursula's interest in her affair with Winifred Inger wanes, her horizons change
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14:15
3/5 Derek Mooney finds out how the harlequin ladybird became the UK's fastest invader ever.
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14:30
3/30 Stephanie is increasingly worried about her brother, Marcus.
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14:45
3/5 Tom Fort travels from the White Cliffs to Lands' End in search of maritime tales.
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14:00
9/10 As Ursula attends teacher training, the arrival of an old flame changes everything
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14:15
4/5 How invasive is the ring-necked parakeet?
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14:30
4/30 Stephanie and Daniel declare their feelings for each other but her father reacts badly.
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14:45
4/5 Tom Fort travels from the White Cliffs to Lands' End in search of maritime tales.
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14:00
10/10 Ursula faces an uncertain future and staggering new commitment
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14:15
5/5 How do we protect our native wildlife from invisible invaders like the ash-dieback fungus.
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14:30
5/30 Bill Potter has trouble accepting his daughter's desire to marry curate Daniel.
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14:45
5/5 Tom Fort travels from the White Cliffs to Lands' End in search of maritime tales.
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14:10
The director chooses Sugar Bum Bum by Lord Kitchener and What's Going On by Marvin Gaye.
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14:15
1/9 Pam Ayres heads to Britain's most easterly point to learn about witches, monks and fishing
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14:45
1/5 Carter Brandon drives his uncle down south, but trouble looms at a pub stop.
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14:05
A snapshot from the 80s of this unique city, brought to life by writer Barry Pilton.
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14:15
3/3 Sonia's best friend has been hit by a car, but it’s overshadowed by a celebrity arrival.
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14:30
The adventures of a sled dog during the Klondike Gold Rush.
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15:00
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15:00
1/4 Mr Joseph Andrews is the most handsome of all the footmen but wishes to remain uncorrupted
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15:00
2/4 Henry Fielding's comic masterpiece about the morals and manners of high and low society.
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15:00
3/4 Joseph Andrews proposes to his darling Fanny.
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15:00
4/4 Joseph and Fanny are desperate to marry but complications arise...
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15:00
A lonely woman waits in a remote Welsh hotel for her philandering husband.
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15:00
Douglas Hurd uses the BBC Archives to explore the life of his predecessor Anthony Eden.
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15:45
2/5 Brett Westwood identifies local species in the Forest of Dean.
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16:00
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16:00
6/6 Gyles Brandreth with Lucy Moore, Charles Collingwood, Anthony Holden and Simon Fanshawe.
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16:30
1/4 Can Dr Heaven locate Agent Frank, lost somewhere in an experimental company town?
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16:00
5/6 John Lloyd and Sarah Millican welcome Matt Lucas, Prof Sophie Scott and William Hartston.
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16:30
2/6 Butterthwaite's frustrated reporter Graham lands an unexpected scoop.
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16:00
4/6 Panel show hosted by Susan Calman exploring the world of lists.
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16:30
1/6 Nun Martina leaves her convent and lands slap, bang in a catering crisis.
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16:00
2/6 Ian McMillan chairs the literary quiz with Mark Thomas, Dillie Keane, Arthur Smith.
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16:30
6/6 Branded a wife-beater in his parallel universe, a joke backfires for bachelor Robin.
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16:00
Peter Jones tests three experts in comedy - Bob Monkhouse, Larry Adler and George Axelrod.
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16:30
3/4 Leisure means watching sport on TV with plenty of beer and cigs, not playing it.
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16:00
How the creation of Frankenstein was sparked by an elopement.
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16:00
Only a true connection with another human can bring us back to ourselves.
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17:00
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17:00
3/6 Daniel and Lucy's plans for a quiet weekend are hit by a stream of unplanned visitors.
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17:30
4/6 Sue Perkins shows and tells nature with her guests.
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17:00
2/4 Poetry and sketches about the challenges of online booking, travelling light and skiing.
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17:30
2/4 Joe ambushes Donna with an impromptu date night. Stars Philip Glenister.
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17:00
1/6 The Conroy family are braced for school reports and a loan.
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17:30
1/4 Mark Watson continues his doomed quest to understand the world.
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17:00
1/4 A Belfast road's bohemian residents are saved from chaos by cleaning lady Sally.
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17:30
3/6 Jeff takes Corrine on visit to a misleadingly-named Escape Room. Stars Tom Palmer.
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17:00
1/4 After their cancer treatments, Chippy is mad, Jill is sad and Terri is dangerous to know.
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17:30
3/6 Hardacre's ad agency compete for a dating app account called Befriendr. With Nigel Havers.
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17:30
1/3 Old BBC programmes chopped up and recycled into something new. This week- law and lawyers.
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17:00
Daljit Nagra selects Time for Verse featuring James Berry. From 1988.
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17:30
1/4 Join Natalie Haynes as she stands up for the Greek playwright Aristophanes.
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18:00
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18:00
1/6 On asteroid patrol in Egypt, some of the crew meet some mysterious strangers.
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18:30
Sue MacGregor, Tony Juniper and Katie Hopkins discuss their favourite books.
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18:00
2/6 The crew make a discovery in Egypt, while stowaways are reported on the Mars-bound ship.
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18:30
Beatles producer and composer George Martin talks about music which stirs his emotions.
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18:00
3/6 The crew start to explore but it's not a warm welcome...
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18:30
3/3 Geoffrey Wheeler on the saving of Vaudeville theatres in Boston and Minneapolis.
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18:00
4/6 Held captive on Mars, the crew learn their fate.
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18:30
Writer Jonathan Meades nominates the English artist Edward Burra.
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18:00
5/6 Elevated to the priesthood of God-King Ra, the crew try to escape.
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18:30
Matthew Parris pleas for more gravity in public life with Arabella Weir and Martin Newell.
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18:00
1/6 Who hasn't been confronted with a temporal anomaly while drunk?
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18:30
Sobering tale of Anne and David's move to Devon and an unwelcome lodger.
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18:00
Adaptation of Arthur Koestler's nightmarish portrait of a totalitarian state.
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19:00
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19:00
3/6 A seven foot squirrel drives ad man Ken Handley nuts, but can some face cream help?
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19:30
14/26 Onion-less Hodges hounds the platoon, out with Jones's van on an exercise.
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19:00
19/24 Can ace translator Neddie Seagoon recover the lost ancient manuscript of Purdom?
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19:30
16/20 Kenneth Horne leads a family saga, while Julian and Sandy offer guided tripettes of London
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19:00
6/20 The Lad takes up sculpting, but then he runs out of rocks...
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19:30
1/6 At one of London's queerest clubs - it's the creepy saga of an otolaryngologist.
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19:00
Shocks, suggestions, banjos and sackings are tickling Doddy.
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19:30
3/14 It's bath night for John Cleese, plus a nude surprise in an art gallery.
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19:00
6/6 The team's last ever episode. With Chris Emmett, Fred Harris and guest David Jason.
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19:30
4/6 The shady lawyer runs a broke department store.
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19:00
Jonathan Rigby celebrates the life and career of Valentine Dyall – horror's Man in Black.
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19:00
3/9 Jenifer Hixson introduces seven stories about boundaries, curfews and first loves.
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19:50
David Attenborough recalls visiting Australia to find the giant earthworm - using his ears
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20:00
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20:00
1/5 With a man due to hang, Poirot probes a savage murder.
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20:30
1/2 Rajan Datar follows heavy metal band Iron Maiden to India.
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20:00
2/5 Poirot believes a woman's brutal murder is linked to a lurid newspaper article.
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20:30
2/2 Rajan Datar heads to Beijing to see if developing economies offer riches for western music
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20:00
3/5 In the respectable village of Broadhinny, Hercule Poirot has several murder suspects.
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20:30
Composer Matthew Herbert takes a critical look at looping and sampling in modern music.
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20:00
4/5 Events take a dramatic turn and the range of suspects narrows down.
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20:30
Dominic Arkwright charts the life of Thomas Middleton, the bad boy of Renaissance drama
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20:00
5/5 Poirot concludes his investigation but there’s more than one surprise in store.
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20:30
Supporters of the Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra, including Alan Bennett, tell its history.
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20:00
David Attenborough reads JA Baker's nature writing classic about this glorious bird.
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21:00
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21:00
14/16 Guy Raz explores the idea of whether life today is better than ever before?
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21:00
A snowboarding instructor counts the boys in her charge as dusk falls on the slopes.
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21:15
By Stephen Wyatt. Drama about poet John Gray, the possible inspiration for Dorian Gray.
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21:00
1/3 Chris Watson examines some of the ways technology has changed the radio we listen to.
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21:00
An astronomer who has spent years scanning distant galaxies turns his attention inwards.
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21:15
A new visitor inspires memories of Bulldog's death-defying flights and exotic love affairs
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21:00
Amanda Litherland and Becca Bryers recommend some great storytelling podcasts from the UK.
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21:10
A father and his four year old son share a passion for the tiny coloured bricks…
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21:15
From Chuck Berry to Antonio Vivaldi, the musician shares his castaway choices.
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22:00
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22:00
4/6 Sue Perkins shows and tells nature with her guests.
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22:30
5/6 Pip and Harry pursue Mister Benevolent to France, where a dark and pungent fate awaits.
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22:00
2/4 Joe ambushes Donna with an impromptu date night. Stars Philip Glenister.
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22:30
2/6 Radical proposals to improve our lives, with the comedian's relations revolution.
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22:55
Sarah Campbell chats to Tom Neenan.
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22:00
1/4 Mark Watson continues his doomed quest to understand the world.
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22:30
1/4 Welcome to a kingdom much like our own and nothing like it in the slightest.
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22:55
Sarah Campbell chats to Tom Neenan.
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22:00
3/6 Jeff takes Corrine on visit to a misleadingly-named Escape Room. Stars Tom Palmer.
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22:30
5/6 Newsjack is a scrapbook sketch show written entirely by the Great British public.
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22:00
3/6 Hardacre's ad agency compete for a dating app account called Befriendr. With Nigel Havers.
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22:30
2/4 Can't face a night without a fag? Simon lectures on the economics of the addictive weed.
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22:00
1/3 28 performers get 60 seconds to entertain. With John Humphrys.
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22:30
5/6 Writer and broadcaster Sandi Toksvig talks to actor and comedian Roy Hudd.
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22:00
1/4 Join Natalie Haynes as she stands up for the Greek playwright Aristophanes.
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22:30
1/6 Des Lynam tells the story a turn-of-the-century boxing toff who never quite made it.
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22:45
1/6 Nigel Penny has to contend with an atonal barbershop quartet and a depressed timpanist.
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23:00
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23:00
1/6 Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches.
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23:30
1/6 Three wartime code-breakers tackle Nazi ciphers, but hate each other. From June 2007.
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23:00
2/6 Beauty has the hots for worship leader Wayne, but warring couples intervene.
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23:30
Edinburgh Comedy Award winner Adam Riches' fully-loaded bandolier of character comedy
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23:00
3/4 Will explores his bad luck with romance, helped by a guest from the world of Bergerac.
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23:30
2/6 With heroics to perform, Milford and Parker pop into Bravemart.
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23:00
2/6 Lord Darkness has Amis and wants the sword. Can Sam stop him?
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23:30
1/6 Surreal comedy in which a trio of 'posties' get embroiled in escapades. Stars Ben Miller.
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23:00
4/6 Julie is having a tough time with her new bloke, and Danno has a shameful secret to share.
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23:30
3/4 Our hero is torn over a billionaire's plan to demolish his home ground.
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23:00
4/4 Bizarre exhibits including wannabe Hollywood screenwriter Andy Parker.
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23:30
1/4 Simon Bligh introduces stand-ups Dominic Holland, Sue Beard and Felix Dexter.
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23:00
5/6 Newsjack is a scrapbook sketch show written entirely by the Great British public.
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23:30
5/5 The retail park hosts a VIP and a new work of art. What could go wrong?
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