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2/3 Valery is taken out to dinner by his interrogator, but is all quite what it seems?
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2/3 With Tom trapped amongst the aliens, Sally finds a government ally.
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6/8 Anastasia and Eddie accompany two hunters tracking a ferocious beast in ancient Australia.
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00:30
Joe Boyd and Mat Fraser talk to Harriett Gilbert about the books they love.
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7/8 Anastasia Black is still hoping to retire but is forced to investigate a new mystery.
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This programme was first broadcast in 2008. Soft Cell hitmaker Dave Ball has died aged 66.
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8/8 Anastasia and Eddie are separated and lost in a mysterious void - but they're not alone.
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00:30
2/8 Josie Long presents short documentaries where the landscape becomes a character.
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1/6 A routine trip to the moon turns into a nightmare for Captain Saxon Berry.
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00:30
Dickie Bird champions his hero Sir Leonard Hutton.
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2/6 The crew's Magnus Carter reveals the true nature of their new mission.
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00:30
The panel discuss why shyness is now a social stigma.
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1/2 Tim McInnerny stars in a classic adventure - the quest for the legendary diamond mines.
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1/2 Ken Dodd picks six comedies from Year 1 of BBC Radio 2
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5/8 Mystery for Flora - is her son back from Australia? And can a diary unlock the mystery?
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01:30
1/5 Lord Peter Wimsey is called to an alarming discovery in a bathroom.
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6/8 Wine merchant Tony Beach has to deal with some unwanted visitors to his store.
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01:30
2/5 Amateur sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey follows the trail of missing financier Sir Reuben Levy.
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7/8 Kenneth Junior makes a request from hospital, and Tony learns more about Paul Young.
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01:30
3/5 Lord Peter Wimsey delves deeper into his case of a body and missing person.
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01:00
8/8 Tony Beach and Gerard MacGregor attempt to unearth the true identity of Paul Young.
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01:30
4/5 Lord Peter Wimsey decides to probe an important witness.
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01:00
1/6 Is Flaxborough home to white slave trafficking? Inspector Purbright gets a tip-off.
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01:30
5/5 Lord Peter Wimsey makes a crucial appointment.
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1/5 Lord Peter Wimsey is called to an alarming discovery in a bathroom.
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01:30
2/5 Amateur sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey follows the trail of missing financier Sir Reuben Levy.
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6/10 Anne Tyler's contemporary response to Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew.
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02:15
1/10 Shardlake returns in a thrilling adaptation of CJ Sansom's bestselling Tudor crime novel.
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02:30
Henry Moore tells Edward Lucie-Smith about his decision to become a sculptor.
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7/10 Anne Tyler's contemporary response to Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew.
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02:15
2/10 Shardlake accuses the king's coroner of covering up the murder of Roger Elliard.
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02:30
Why are books about the Third Reich such an ongoing publishing phenomenon in the UK?
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02:00
8/10 Anne Tyler's contemporary response to Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew.
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02:15
3/10 Archbishop Cranmer summons Shardlake to Lambeth Palace.
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02:30
Nina Myskow talks to Rufus and Martha Wainwright about their confessional songs.
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02:00
9/10 Anne Tyler's contemporary response to Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew.
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02:15
4/10 Shardlake tells Cranmer about his discovery. Drama of CJ Sansom's Tudor murder mystery.
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02:30
Crime writer Val McDermid on how boarding school novels inspired her to be a writer.
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02:00
10/10 Anne Tyler's contemporary response to Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew.
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02:15
5/10 After the attack on Shardlake, Barak runs to get help from Guy.
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02:30
Ruth Barnes explores the music, life and loves of the singer songwriter Judee Sill
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3/5 Lord Peter Wimsey delves deeper into his case of a body and missing person.
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02:30
4/5 Lord Peter Wimsey decides to probe an important witness.
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1/4 Flora Poste decides to live off her relatives, the Starkadders of Howling.
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03:00
2/4 Flora aims to tidy up the Starkadders, and the apocalyptic ravings of preacher Amos.
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03:00
3/4 Flora aims to transform Elfine into the belle of the ball. Comedy with Patricia Gallimore.
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03:00
4/4 As Elfine's big day nears, only Aunt Ada Doom is hindering Flora's campaign.
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03:00
Despite her sister-in-law’s ideas, librarian Edie just wants to write a Gothic romance.
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03:00
5/5 Lord Peter Wimsey makes a crucial appointment.
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03:30
Joe Boyd and Mat Fraser talk to Harriett Gilbert about the books they love.
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04:00
Stella's daughter comes home to visit, bringing her new husband and a few surprises.
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04:00
3/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's comedy game.
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04:30
6/6 Eddie Conroy leaves home, while the Sweater Girls look set for a big break.
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5/6 Martin Young's quiz. With Francis Wheen, Amanda Foreman, Fred Housego and Maria McErlane.
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04:30
6/6 There's mutiny in the air as Tommy and Sheila set off on their cruise.
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04:00
4/6 Phil Hammond chairs the debating game with John O'Farrell, Mark Maier, Maria McErlane.
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04:30
1/6 Cocksure Tom and his country cousin Jerry tour the sprawling post-Regency metropolis.
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3/5 James Walton's quiz with Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Louise Doughty and John O'Farrell
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04:30
3/4 Away from their model village, the duo tackle a civil war recreation.
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04:00
3/6 Gyles Brandreth welcomes Ed Byrne, Milton Jones, Hannah Gadsby and Natalie Haynes.
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04:30
1/4 London 1853, and a firm of religious publishers is transformed by an actress and her son.
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04:00
The Gibbons family's inter-war life in a new suburban home from 1919 to 1939.
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05:00
Daljit Nagra chooses the very best programmes from the BBC's Poetry archive.
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05:30
5/6 Milton opens a garage and finds he is on a collision course with a local villain.
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3/6 Comedy by Guy Meredith about British expats sharing a flat in Hong Kong.
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4/5 Paul Merton, Ross Noble, Fern Britton and Gyles Brandreth play the game. From 2017.
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05:00
1/4 Return of Richard Herring’s sitcom about extended family.
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Acclaimed sketch-duo Lazy Susan's take on light entertainment.
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05:00
2/4 All-star comic tour-de-force starring Martin Jarvis and Alex Jennings.
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05:30
2/4 The Wilsons resume their efforts to live their best ethical life.
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3/4 Daisy Haggard is a crisis branding consultant with minutes to avert a boardroom disaster.
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1/3 Comedian Mark Steel visits Brighton, with a special, Covid-friendly show on the beach.
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1/6 Clare gets involved with a TV producer making a documentary about the Sparrowhawk estate.
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6/6 It’s Simon's big day. But will his friends be there to pick up the pieces?
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Dickie Bird champions his hero Sir Leonard Hutton.
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5/8 Mystery for Flora - is her son back from Australia? And can a diary unlock the mystery?
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06:30
1/5 Lord Peter Wimsey is called to an alarming discovery in a bathroom.
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6/8 Wine merchant Tony Beach has to deal with some unwanted visitors to his store.
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06:30
2/5 Amateur sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey follows the trail of missing financier Sir Reuben Levy.
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06:00
7/8 Kenneth Junior makes a request from hospital, and Tony learns more about Paul Young.
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06:30
3/5 Lord Peter Wimsey delves deeper into his case of a body and missing person.
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06:00
8/8 Tony Beach and Gerard MacGregor attempt to unearth the true identity of Paul Young.
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06:30
4/5 Lord Peter Wimsey decides to probe an important witness.
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06:00
1/6 Is Flaxborough home to white slave trafficking? Inspector Purbright gets a tip-off.
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06:30
5/5 Lord Peter Wimsey makes a crucial appointment.
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06:00
The Gibbons family's inter-war life in a new suburban home from 1919 to 1939.
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2/2 Kate has agreed to marry her father's research assistant. Read by Liza Ross.
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3/6 Comedy by Guy Meredith about British expats sharing a flat in Hong Kong.
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4/5 Paul Merton, Ross Noble, Fern Britton and Gyles Brandreth play the game. From 2017.
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07:00
1/4 Return of Richard Herring’s sitcom about extended family.
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07:30
Acclaimed sketch-duo Lazy Susan's take on light entertainment.
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07:00
2/4 All-star comic tour-de-force starring Martin Jarvis and Alex Jennings.
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07:30
2/4 The Wilsons resume their efforts to live their best ethical life.
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07:00
3/4 Daisy Haggard is a crisis branding consultant with minutes to avert a boardroom disaster.
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07:30
1/3 Comedian Mark Steel visits Brighton, with a special, Covid-friendly show on the beach.
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07:00
1/6 Clare gets involved with a TV producer making a documentary about the Sparrowhawk estate.
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07:30
6/6 It’s Simon's big day. But will his friends be there to pick up the pieces?
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07:30
Dickie Bird champions his hero Sir Leonard Hutton.
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07:10
The singer chose ‘Smile’ by Nat ‘King' Cole and passed on ‘You Gotta Be’ by Des'ree.
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1/2 Lawyer detective Shardlake and his assistant hunt a killer on the streets of Tudor London.
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1/13 As the rag and bone men argue, Harold is set to walk out.
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4/6 Producer Binkie Bottomley has his problems - and then he entrusts Harry with his script.
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08:00
13/26 Through pages and chapters, Neddie's fate is in the hands of the writer.
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08:30
4/6 Renowned clarinettist Jack Brymer joins the dear ladies for songs and conversation.
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08:00
4/14 The Lad, Bill and Sid try to impress their dates from the local Palais.
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08:30
3/8 Clare returns from Australia, but where is Julian? Sarah delves and Eleanor spins.
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08:00
13/20 Kenneth Horne tells the story of Hans Liszt – and Hornerama looks at British customs.
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08:30
3/8 The city gents' new business makes them money, but at what cost?
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The HMS Troutbridge crew try to locate an American warhead.
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4/10 There is rejoicing at news of a retirement at school.
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08:00
4/6 Phil Hammond chairs the debating game with John O'Farrell, Mark Maier, Maria McErlane.
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08:30
1/6 Cocksure Tom and his country cousin Jerry tour the sprawling post-Regency metropolis.
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10/13 The Bishop hopes to buy an ancient book to display at St. Ogg’s.
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3/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's comedy game.
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09:30
6/6 Eddie Conroy leaves home, while the Sweater Girls look set for a big break.
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09:00
3/6 Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches
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09:30
6/6 There's mutiny in the air as Tommy and Sheila set off on their cruise.
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09:00
4/6 Phil Hammond chairs the debating game with John O'Farrell, Mark Maier, Maria McErlane.
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09:30
1/6 Cocksure Tom and his country cousin Jerry tour the sprawling post-Regency metropolis.
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09:00
3/5 James Walton's quiz with Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Louise Doughty and John O'Farrell
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09:30
3/4 Away from their model village, the duo tackle a civil war recreation.
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09:00
3/6 Gyles Brandreth welcomes Ed Byrne, Milton Jones, Hannah Gadsby and Natalie Haynes.
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1/4 London 1853, and a firm of religious publishers is transformed by an actress and her son.
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3/4 Paul Jackson, Beryl Vertue, John Lloyd and Jimmy Mulville look at 80s alternative comedy.
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4/6 Ahead of a trip to Brighton, Felicity gets an unexpected cash windfall.
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3/4 Away from their model village, the duo tackle a civil war recreation.
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1/4 Flora Poste decides to live off her relatives, the Starkadders of Howling.
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2/4 Flora aims to tidy up the Starkadders, and the apocalyptic ravings of preacher Amos.
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10:00
3/4 Flora aims to transform Elfine into the belle of the ball. Comedy with Patricia Gallimore.
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4/4 As Elfine's big day nears, only Aunt Ada Doom is hindering Flora's campaign.
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Despite her sister-in-law’s ideas, librarian Edie just wants to write a Gothic romance.
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10:00
Dame Wendy Hall is interviewed by Kirsty Young for Desert Island Discs
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10:45
The famous naturalist muses on the largest known egg laid by a giant bird on Madagascar.
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11:00
Guy Raz explores whether justice can ever be blind, impartial, and fair?
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Ex-politician Ed Balls chooses tracks by George Frideric Handel and Peter Seeger.
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11:00
Kevin Fong boldly goes in search of Star Trek's 50-year-old vision of the future.
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2/3 Maria Friedman and guests explore programmes in the BBC archive featuring Stephen Sondheim
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11:00
From Judy Garland to Verdi, the entrepreneur shares her castaway choices with Sue Lawley.
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11:45
Musings on the elusive female duck-billed platypus of New South Wales, Australia.
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11:00
A round up of the latest recommended listening. Miquita Oliver on her new quiz podcast.
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1/8 Radiolab explores ‘translation’ – how can it help led us to a deeper understanding?
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1/13 As the rag and bone men argue, Harold is set to walk out.
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4/6 Producer Binkie Bottomley has his problems - and then he entrusts Harry with his script.
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12:00
13/26 Through pages and chapters, Neddie's fate is in the hands of the writer.
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12:30
4/6 Renowned clarinettist Jack Brymer joins the dear ladies for songs and conversation.
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12:00
4/14 The Lad, Bill and Sid try to impress their dates from the local Palais.
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12:30
3/8 Clare returns from Australia, but where is Julian? Sarah delves and Eleanor spins.
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12:00
13/20 Kenneth Horne tells the story of Hans Liszt – and Hornerama looks at British customs.
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12:30
3/8 The city gents' new business makes them money, but at what cost?
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12:00
The HMS Troutbridge crew try to locate an American warhead.
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12:30
4/10 There is rejoicing at news of a retirement at school.
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12:00
1/13 As the rag and bone men argue, Harold is set to walk out.
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12:30
1/4 Return of Richard Herring’s sitcom about extended family.
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12:00
Daljit Nagra selects the best programmes from the BBC's poetry archive
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12:30
6/6 Milton discovers that a diva and a tent full of jam don't mix as well as he'd imagined.
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5/8 Mystery for Flora - is her son back from Australia? And can a diary unlock the mystery?
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1/5 Lord Peter Wimsey is called to an alarming discovery in a bathroom.
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6/8 Wine merchant Tony Beach has to deal with some unwanted visitors to his store.
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13:30
2/5 Amateur sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey follows the trail of missing financier Sir Reuben Levy.
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13:00
7/8 Kenneth Junior makes a request from hospital, and Tony learns more about Paul Young.
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13:30
3/5 Lord Peter Wimsey delves deeper into his case of a body and missing person.
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13:00
8/8 Tony Beach and Gerard MacGregor attempt to unearth the true identity of Paul Young.
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13:30
4/5 Lord Peter Wimsey decides to probe an important witness.
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13:00
1/6 Is Flaxborough home to white slave trafficking? Inspector Purbright gets a tip-off.
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13:30
5/5 Lord Peter Wimsey makes a crucial appointment.
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13:00
1/5 Lord Peter Wimsey is called to an alarming discovery in a bathroom.
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13:30
2/5 Amateur sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey follows the trail of missing financier Sir Reuben Levy.
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13:00
From Leon Trotsky to Morecambe and Wise - the story behind 400 Great Lives.
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6/10 Anne Tyler's contemporary response to Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew.
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14:15
1/10 Shardlake returns in a thrilling adaptation of CJ Sansom's bestselling Tudor crime novel.
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14:30
Henry Moore tells Edward Lucie-Smith about his decision to become a sculptor.
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14:00
7/10 Anne Tyler's contemporary response to Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew.
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14:15
2/10 Shardlake accuses the king's coroner of covering up the murder of Roger Elliard.
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14:30
Why are books about the Third Reich such an ongoing publishing phenomenon in the UK?
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8/10 Anne Tyler's contemporary response to Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew.
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14:15
3/10 Archbishop Cranmer summons Shardlake to Lambeth Palace.
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14:30
Nina Myskow talks to Rufus and Martha Wainwright about their confessional songs.
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14:00
9/10 Anne Tyler's contemporary response to Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew.
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14:15
4/10 Shardlake tells Cranmer about his discovery. Drama of CJ Sansom's Tudor murder mystery.
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14:30
Crime writer Val McDermid on how boarding school novels inspired her to be a writer.
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14:00
10/10 Anne Tyler's contemporary response to Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew.
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14:15
5/10 After the attack on Shardlake, Barak runs to get help from Guy.
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14:30
Ruth Barnes explores the music, life and loves of the singer songwriter Judee Sill
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14:00
3/5 Lord Peter Wimsey delves deeper into his case of a body and missing person.
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14:30
4/5 Lord Peter Wimsey decides to probe an important witness.
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1/4 Flora Poste decides to live off her relatives, the Starkadders of Howling.
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2/4 Flora aims to tidy up the Starkadders, and the apocalyptic ravings of preacher Amos.
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15:00
3/4 Flora aims to transform Elfine into the belle of the ball. Comedy with Patricia Gallimore.
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15:00
4/4 As Elfine's big day nears, only Aunt Ada Doom is hindering Flora's campaign.
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15:00
Despite her sister-in-law’s ideas, librarian Edie just wants to write a Gothic romance.
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15:00
5/5 Lord Peter Wimsey makes a crucial appointment.
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15:30
Joe Boyd and Mat Fraser talk to Harriett Gilbert about the books they love.
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3/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's comedy game.
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16:30
6/6 Eddie Conroy leaves home, while the Sweater Girls look set for a big break.
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16:00
5/6 Martin Young's quiz. With Francis Wheen, Amanda Foreman, Fred Housego and Maria McErlane.
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16:30
6/6 There's mutiny in the air as Tommy and Sheila set off on their cruise.
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16:00
4/6 Phil Hammond chairs the debating game with John O'Farrell, Mark Maier, Maria McErlane.
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16:30
1/6 Cocksure Tom and his country cousin Jerry tour the sprawling post-Regency metropolis.
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16:00
3/5 James Walton's quiz with Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Louise Doughty and John O'Farrell
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16:30
3/4 Away from their model village, the duo tackle a civil war recreation.
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16:00
3/6 Gyles Brandreth welcomes Ed Byrne, Milton Jones, Hannah Gadsby and Natalie Haynes.
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16:30
1/4 London 1853, and a firm of religious publishers is transformed by an actress and her son.
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16:00
The Gibbons family's inter-war life in a new suburban home from 1919 to 1939.
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16:00
Elizabeth Barrett Browning's epic poem dramatised by Michael Symmons Roberts.
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3/6 Comedy by Guy Meredith about British expats sharing a flat in Hong Kong.
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17:30
4/5 Paul Merton, Ross Noble, Fern Britton and Gyles Brandreth play the game. From 2017.
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17:00
1/4 Return of Richard Herring’s sitcom about extended family.
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17:30
Acclaimed sketch-duo Lazy Susan's take on light entertainment.
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17:00
2/4 All-star comic tour-de-force starring Martin Jarvis and Alex Jennings.
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17:30
2/4 The Wilsons resume their efforts to live their best ethical life.
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17:00
3/4 Daisy Haggard is a crisis branding consultant with minutes to avert a boardroom disaster.
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17:30
1/3 Comedian Mark Steel visits Brighton, with a special, Covid-friendly show on the beach.
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17:00
1/6 Clare gets involved with a TV producer making a documentary about the Sparrowhawk estate.
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17:30
6/6 It’s Simon's big day. But will his friends be there to pick up the pieces?
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17:30
Dickie Bird champions his hero Sir Leonard Hutton.
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17:00
Daljit Nagra selects the best programmes from the BBC's poetry archive
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17:30
6/6 Milton discovers that a diva and a tent full of jam don't mix as well as he'd imagined.
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18:00
6/8 Anastasia and Eddie accompany two hunters tracking a ferocious beast in ancient Australia.
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18:30
Joe Boyd and Mat Fraser talk to Harriett Gilbert about the books they love.
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18:00
7/8 Anastasia Black is still hoping to retire but is forced to investigate a new mystery.
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18:30
This programme was first broadcast in 2008. Soft Cell hitmaker Dave Ball has died aged 66.
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18:00
8/8 Anastasia and Eddie are separated and lost in a mysterious void - but they're not alone.
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18:30
2/8 Josie Long presents short documentaries where the landscape becomes a character.
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18:00
1/6 A routine trip to the moon turns into a nightmare for Captain Saxon Berry.
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18:30
Dickie Bird champions his hero Sir Leonard Hutton.
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18:00
2/6 The crew's Magnus Carter reveals the true nature of their new mission.
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18:30
The panel discuss why shyness is now a social stigma.
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18:00
1/2 Tim McInnerny stars in a classic adventure - the quest for the legendary diamond mines.
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18:00
3/3 How did Valery escape? Will Suskin ever uncover the truth?
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18:30
3/3 The aliens' plans are revealed. Stars Patrick Troughton.
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1/13 As the rag and bone men argue, Harold is set to walk out.
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19:30
4/6 Producer Binkie Bottomley has his problems - and then he entrusts Harry with his script.
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19:00
13/26 Through pages and chapters, Neddie's fate is in the hands of the writer.
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19:30
4/6 Renowned clarinettist Jack Brymer joins the dear ladies for songs and conversation.
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19:00
4/14 The Lad, Bill and Sid try to impress their dates from the local Palais.
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19:30
3/8 Clare returns from Australia, but where is Julian? Sarah delves and Eleanor spins.
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19:00
13/20 Kenneth Horne tells the story of Hans Liszt – and Hornerama looks at British customs.
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19:30
3/8 The city gents' new business makes them money, but at what cost?
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19:00
The HMS Troutbridge crew try to locate an American warhead.
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19:30
4/10 There is rejoicing at news of a retirement at school.
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19:00
3/4 Paul Jackson, Beryl Vertue, John Lloyd and Jimmy Mulville look at 80s alternative comedy.
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19:00
1/8 Radiolab explores ‘translation’ – how can it help led us to a deeper understanding?
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20:00
5/8 Mystery for Flora - is her son back from Australia? And can a diary unlock the mystery?
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20:30
1/5 Lord Peter Wimsey is called to an alarming discovery in a bathroom.
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20:00
6/8 Wine merchant Tony Beach has to deal with some unwanted visitors to his store.
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20:30
2/5 Amateur sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey follows the trail of missing financier Sir Reuben Levy.
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20:00
7/8 Kenneth Junior makes a request from hospital, and Tony learns more about Paul Young.
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20:30
3/5 Lord Peter Wimsey delves deeper into his case of a body and missing person.
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20:00
8/8 Tony Beach and Gerard MacGregor attempt to unearth the true identity of Paul Young.
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20:30
4/5 Lord Peter Wimsey decides to probe an important witness.
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20:00
1/6 Is Flaxborough home to white slave trafficking? Inspector Purbright gets a tip-off.
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20:30
5/5 Lord Peter Wimsey makes a crucial appointment.
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20:00
Elizabeth Barrett Browning's epic poem dramatised by Michael Symmons Roberts.
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21:00
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21:00
Guy Raz explores whether justice can ever be blind, impartial, and fair?
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21:50
Ex-politician Ed Balls chooses tracks by George Frideric Handel and Peter Seeger.
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21:00
Kevin Fong boldly goes in search of Star Trek's 50-year-old vision of the future.
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21:00
2/3 Maria Friedman and guests explore programmes in the BBC archive featuring Stephen Sondheim
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21:00
From Judy Garland to Verdi, the entrepreneur shares her castaway choices with Sue Lawley.
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21:45
Musings on the elusive female duck-billed platypus of New South Wales, Australia.
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21:00
A round up of the latest recommended listening. Miquita Oliver on her new quiz podcast.
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21:00
Dame Wendy Hall is interviewed by Kirsty Young for Desert Island Discs
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21:45
The famous naturalist muses on the largest known egg laid by a giant bird on Madagascar.
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22:00
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22:00
4/5 Paul Merton, Ross Noble, Fern Britton and Gyles Brandreth play the game. From 2017.
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22:30
6/6 The writer's charmed life makes him anxious.
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22:00
Acclaimed sketch-duo Lazy Susan's take on light entertainment.
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22:30
6/6 Justin has to cope with the build-up to the wedding of the year.
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22:00
2/4 The Wilsons resume their efforts to live their best ethical life.
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22:30
2/4 A new interpretation of classic song 'Fifty Ways to Leave Your Mother'. Stars Nina Wadia.
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22:00
1/3 Comedian Mark Steel visits Brighton, with a special, Covid-friendly show on the beach.
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22:30
3/6 Songs and sketches with stand-up comic Boothby Graffoe and his comedy sidekicks.
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22:00
6/6 It’s Simon's big day. But will his friends be there to pick up the pieces?
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22:30
1/4 Kirsty Wark presents a documentary from the future. What if the bees were to be no more?
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22:00
2/6 Witty banter and sketches with Stephen Fry, Emma Thompson and Jim Broadbent.
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22:30
1/6 Walter must cut museum costs. Who's for the axe?
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22:00
6/6 Milton discovers that a diva and a tent full of jam don't mix as well as he'd imagined.
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22:30
1/8 The chaotic and noisy story of life on Earth from the National Theatre of Brent .
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22:45
1/8 The poet laureate of alternative comedy, John Hegley entertains with a book of verse.
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3/6 Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches
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23:30
4/4 Maeve Higgins, Tom Allen and Phil Nichol join Stephen to offer a guide to standing tall.
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23:00
2/6 Comic explanation of communication via stand-up, song and sketch.
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23:30
6/6 When God hears that rules are being broken in Hell, he sends archangels to investigate.
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23:00
6/6 Unable to look at his own reflection in a mirror, Martin seeks help from a local artist.
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23:30
1/5 The Sheffield singer-songwriter investigates, with the help of guest Patrick Mower.
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23:00
4/5 A wild Cornish comedy about scrap metal, tough times and C & W music.
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23:15
2/5 Surreal saga of a dynasty delicately balanced on the edge of sanity.
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23:30
2/4 Looking back at a week's worth of broadcasting... that never happened.
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23:00
1/6 Tim Key takes a comic look at the thorny issue of science, through the medium of poetry.
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23:15
1/6 The cartoonist is mildly surprised to be identified as the Earth's supreme being.
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23:30
4/6 Michael Rosen reads his diaries, which focus on life as a naughty schoolboy in the 1960s.
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23:00
1/6 Welsh migrants to America, Michael D Jones and Anthony Hopkins.
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23:30
4/4 Country music legend Wilson Dixon recalls his Colorado upbringing.
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23:00
3/4 One of the women gets some devastating news, and Chippy's lie comes back to haunt her.
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23:30
2/4 The controversial American comedian, by those who know him.
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