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3/3 Ichabod Crane comes face-to-face with his worst nightmare.
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00:30
Torn between his wife and mistress, Conrad seeks the help of a startling fortune-teller.
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00:00
1/5 A silver-surfer takes on spammers – but the cyber-sharks are circling.
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00:30
Lindsey Davis and James Walton share favourite paperback books with Harriett Gilbert.
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00:00
2/5 John hears voices warning him off marriage. Pre-nuptial nerves or something sinister?
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00:30
In 1967, amidst protests and war, Louis Armstrong recorded 'What A Wonderful World'
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00:00
4/5 The strange tale of an imaginary friend.
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00:30
6/8 Josie Long hears stories of seeking an answer.
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00:00
5/5 Another unsettling encounter with Mark Gatiss as the Man in Black
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00:30
Matthew Parris explores the remarkable life of Professor Wangari Maathai.
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00:00
Jackie's first night 'working the streets' ends in a mysterious and ghostly encounter.
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00:30
Guy Browning, Kathryn Hughes and Anna Raeburn discuss the changing role of the nanny.
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00:00
2/2 Lucy Westenra is dead, but Professor Van Helsing is determined to find out how she died.
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01:00
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01:00
Christine’s hidden adventures with a string of men must now be revealed to her family.
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01:00
1/6 When crime author Harriet Vane finds a body, Lord Peter Wimsey investigates.
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01:30
1/5 The Abbey's ill benefactor needs Brother Cadfael's ointment, deadly if ingested
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01:00
2/6 Murder or suicide? Lord Peter Wimsey must trace a vital clue...
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01:30
2/5 The medieval monk fears the worst over the sickness of Shrewsbury Abbey's benefactor.
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01:00
3/6 Keen to unmask the killer - Wimsey ponders Sir Henry's motives.
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01:30
3/5 Medieval monk Brother Cadfael’s suspicions grow over who committed the murder.
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01:00
4/6 Wimsey exchanges harsh words with Harriet - and a shock at dinner!
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01:30
4/5 Confusion reigns in the hunt for the poisoner. Brother Cadfael has fresh suspicions.
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01:00
5/6 Wimsey is struggling as the elusive witness Perkins turns up.
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01:30
5/5 With a fresh arrest for murder, Brother Cadfael is keen to see justice delivered.
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01:00
1/5 The Abbey's ill benefactor needs Brother Cadfael's ointment, deadly if ingested
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01:30
2/5 The medieval monk fears the worst over the sickness of Shrewsbury Abbey's benefactor.
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02:00
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02:10
Actress and singer Jodie Prenger chooses tracks by Ottawan and Joni Mitchell.
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02:20
A memoir of seven generations of women including grandmother Vita Sackville West.
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02:00
1/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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02:15
1/5 Francois Chedid has been thinking about his will. And so have his children!
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02:30
Why do writers find happiness such a difficult emotion to capture on the page?
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02:00
2/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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02:15
2/5 Comedy drama. Baklava king Francois Chedid must decide how to share out his fortune.
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02:30
Natalie Haynes attempts to find the algorithm to determine the perfect joke.
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02:00
3/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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02:15
3/5 Can the Chedids persuade their father to keep his fortune within the family?
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02:30
Mark Rylance discovers Shakespeare’s astonishing appeal for very young children.
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02:00
4/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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02:15
4/5 The family turn detective when rich widower Francois' eye is turned.
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02:30
Musician Goldie describes his story from a broken home to his success and later struggles.
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02:00
5/5 Derek Jacobi concludes this evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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02:15
5/5 The Chédids share dinner in memory of their mother's passing.
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02:30
The yo-yoing fortunes of children's toys in the playroom and market place.
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02:00
3/5 Medieval monk Brother Cadfael’s suspicions grow over who committed the murder.
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02:30
4/5 Confusion reigns in the hunt for the poisoner. Brother Cadfael has fresh suspicions.
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03:00
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03:30
Phill Jupitus investigates the social importance of 2 Tone music in Britain.
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03:00
4/4 A looming tragedy cements the future of Rupert, Gerald, Ursula and Gudrun.
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03:00
A law firm's copyist 'prefers' not to do parts of his job.
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03:00
1/2 Boston 1642. Hester Prynne is forced to wear a red letter "A" for adultery.
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03:00
2/2 The time has come to shed Hester’s badge of adultery. Whose life will be most affected?
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03:00
John Gielgud stars as retiring teacher Andrew Crocker-Harris.
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03:00
5/5 With a fresh arrest for murder, Brother Cadfael is keen to see justice delivered.
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03:30
Lindsey Davis and James Walton share favourite paperback books with Harriett Gilbert.
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04:00
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04:00
Peru’s finest bridge collapses killing five people. Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.
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04:00
1/8 The antiques quiz hunts for treasure in West Sussex.
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04:30
4/5 Tale of a muddle over love and money.
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04:00
4/6 Sue Perkins with Nick Doody, Angela Barnes, Dominic Lawson and Cush Jumbo.
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04:30
4/6 Struggling Robin meets a woman from his old parallel life.
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04:00
2/6 James Walton is joined by Andrew Collins, Tracey MacLeod, David Quantick and Stewart Lee.
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04:30
5/6 Desperate Pierce tries to get Tom, Bob and Jerry's adventures on stage.
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04:00
2/6 Dave Gorman discusses ridiculous, brilliant but unworkable ideas with Carol Vorderman.
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04:30
3/6 The embittered writer takes action when he sees his bank statement. Stars Chris Douglas.
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04:00
1/6 Broadcaster and writer Janet Street-Porter quizzes a panel about herself.
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04:30
1/4 The town's Development Association looks set for open confrontation. Starring TP McKenna.
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04:00
Can the Belgian sleuth solve the case of a father murdered 16 years previously?
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05:00
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05:00
Daljit Nagra selects the very best programmes from the BBC's poetry archive.
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05:30
3/4 Paul's story of music takes in a Haitian rebellion, Slovenian hunting and Scottish whisky.
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05:00
1/4 Beattie Edmondson stars in a comedy inspired by Katharine Whitehorn's cookery classic.
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05:30
2/6 73rd Series of the multi award-winning comedy panel game chaired by Jack Dee.
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05:00
1/6 The show which improvises an entire musical in front of your very ears.
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05:30
1/1 Journalist Hugh Spatchport takes a long, judgmental look under the lid of modern society.
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05:00
2/6 The promise of a weekend away tests everyone's patience.
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05:30
2/5 Bridget Christie and Clive Myrie join Sandi Toksvig to explore the Danish notion 'hygge'.
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05:00
3/4 Told to stop empathising, Simon tries to give himself compassion fatigue.
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05:30
2/3 Storyteller Sarah Kendal returns with more hilarious, gripping and moving stories.
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05:00
5/6 Nali's ex-husband arrives unexpectedly and Clare takes it upon herself to intervene.
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05:30
4/4 Can Dot use her resemblance to Vera Lynn to gain favour with the PM?
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05:30
Matthew Parris explores the remarkable life of Professor Wangari Maathai.
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06:00
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06:00
1/6 When crime author Harriet Vane finds a body, Lord Peter Wimsey investigates.
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06:30
1/5 The Abbey's ill benefactor needs Brother Cadfael's ointment, deadly if ingested
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06:00
2/6 Murder or suicide? Lord Peter Wimsey must trace a vital clue...
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06:30
2/5 The medieval monk fears the worst over the sickness of Shrewsbury Abbey's benefactor.
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06:00
3/6 Keen to unmask the killer - Wimsey ponders Sir Henry's motives.
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06:30
3/5 Medieval monk Brother Cadfael’s suspicions grow over who committed the murder.
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06:00
4/6 Wimsey exchanges harsh words with Harriet - and a shock at dinner!
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06:30
4/5 Confusion reigns in the hunt for the poisoner. Brother Cadfael has fresh suspicions.
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06:00
5/6 Wimsey is struggling as the elusive witness Perkins turns up.
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06:30
5/5 With a fresh arrest for murder, Brother Cadfael is keen to see justice delivered.
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06:00
Can the Belgian sleuth solve the case of a father murdered 16 years previously?
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06:00
Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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07:00
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07:00
1/4 Beattie Edmondson stars in a comedy inspired by Katharine Whitehorn's cookery classic.
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07:30
2/6 73rd Series of the multi award-winning comedy panel game chaired by Jack Dee.
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07:00
1/6 The show which improvises an entire musical in front of your very ears.
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07:30
1/1 Journalist Hugh Spatchport takes a long, judgmental look under the lid of modern society.
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07:00
2/6 The promise of a weekend away tests everyone's patience.
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07:30
2/5 Bridget Christie and Clive Myrie join Sandi Toksvig to explore the Danish notion 'hygge'.
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07:00
3/4 Told to stop empathising, Simon tries to give himself compassion fatigue.
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07:30
2/3 Storyteller Sarah Kendal returns with more hilarious, gripping and moving stories.
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07:00
5/6 Nali's ex-husband arrives unexpectedly and Clare takes it upon herself to intervene.
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07:30
4/4 Can Dot use her resemblance to Vera Lynn to gain favour with the PM?
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07:30
Matthew Parris explores the remarkable life of Professor Wangari Maathai.
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07:10
The Undertones frontman chooses tracks by by Buddy Holly and Hardfloor.
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07:20
Francois Chedid has been thinking about his will. And so have his children!
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08:00
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08:00
5/13 Fuming Harold decides the business needs some bite.
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08:30
2/6 The 'lifestyle presenters' look at work and travel, plus 'Missing Persons'.
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08:00
19/26 Inspector Ned Seagoon is hot in pursuit of a mysterious nose assailant.
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08:30
2/6 Leg model April's snoring inspires ad man Ken's quest to win a nasal spray account.
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08:00
8/14 The Lad is set to be immortalised in wax, but there's a problem...
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08:30
7/8 When Clare revokes her faith in God, her mother and granny are none too pleased.
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08:00
18/20 Kenneth Horne’s version of ‘Emma’ – and Hornerama looks at the Movies.
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08:30
7/8 Charles and George's DIY skills arouse their wives' suspicions.
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08:00
Ron and Eth pull crackers, while Pa Glum gets merry.
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08:30
8/10 Teacher Eric Brown's aspirations for a school day trip soon wither at a museum.
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08:00
2/6 James Walton is joined by Andrew Collins, Tracey MacLeod, David Quantick and Stewart Lee.
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08:30
5/6 Desperate Pierce tries to get Tom, Bob and Jerry's adventures on stage.
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08:30
Platoon rivalry sparks a shooting contest!
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09:00
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09:00
1/8 The antiques quiz hunts for treasure in West Sussex.
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09:30
4/5 Tale of a muddle over love and money.
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09:00
1/3 It’s beginning to look a lot like a Covidy, Brexity, Trumpy, Bideny Christmas.
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09:30
4/6 Struggling Robin meets a woman from his old parallel life.
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09:00
2/6 James Walton is joined by Andrew Collins, Tracey MacLeod, David Quantick and Stewart Lee.
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09:30
5/6 Desperate Pierce tries to get Tom, Bob and Jerry's adventures on stage.
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09:00
2/6 Dave Gorman discusses ridiculous, brilliant but unworkable ideas with Carol Vorderman.
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09:30
3/6 The embittered writer takes action when he sees his bank statement. Stars Chris Douglas.
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09:00
1/6 Broadcaster and writer Janet Street-Porter quizzes a panel about herself.
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09:30
1/4 The town's Development Association looks set for open confrontation. Starring TP McKenna.
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09:00
1/2 Get festive with Round the Horne, The Goon Show, Hinge and Bracket and more!
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09:30
3/6 The embittered writer takes action when he sees his bank statement. Stars Chris Douglas.
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10:00
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10:00
4/4 A looming tragedy cements the future of Rupert, Gerald, Ursula and Gudrun.
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10:00
A law firm's copyist 'prefers' not to do parts of his job.
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10:00
1/2 Boston 1642. Hester Prynne is forced to wear a red letter "A" for adultery.
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10:00
2/2 The time has come to shed Hester’s badge of adultery. Whose life will be most affected?
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10:00
John Gielgud stars as retiring teacher Andrew Crocker-Harris.
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10:00
From Benny Goodman to Richard Strauss, actor Geoffrey Palmer makes his castaway choices.
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10:45
A 150-million-year-old feather from an animal that lived before birds had evolved.
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11:00
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11:00
Guy Raz explores why do many of us hate, even fear maths?
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11:50
Author Bernard Cornwell chooses tracks by Alison Krauss and Voces8.
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11:00
What is the enduring appeal of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens?
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11:00
3/3 Diane Morgan concludes her celebration of the life and work of Neil Innes.
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11:00
From Bach to Vivaldi, campaigning journalist Harold Evans makes his castaway choices.
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11:45
The famous naturalist recalls meeting the 10-foot-long Komodo dragon.
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11:00
Amanda Litherland and Scott Bryan recommend new listening for December
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11:00
5/8 Radiolab asks what makes us laugh – and does humour have that much to do with it?
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12:00
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12:00
5/13 Fuming Harold decides the business needs some bite.
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12:30
2/6 The 'lifestyle presenters' look at work and travel, plus 'Missing Persons'.
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12:00
19/26 Inspector Ned Seagoon is hot in pursuit of a mysterious nose assailant.
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12:30
2/6 Leg model April's snoring inspires ad man Ken's quest to win a nasal spray account.
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12:00
8/14 The Lad is set to be immortalised in wax, but there's a problem...
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12:30
7/8 When Clare revokes her faith in God, her mother and granny are none too pleased.
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12:00
18/20 Kenneth Horne’s version of ‘Emma’ – and Hornerama looks at the Movies.
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12:30
7/8 Charles and George's DIY skills arouse their wives' suspicions.
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12:00
Ron and Eth pull crackers, while Pa Glum gets merry.
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12:30
8/10 Teacher Eric Brown's aspirations for a school day trip soon wither at a museum.
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12:00
1/4 Beattie Edmondson stars in a comedy inspired by Katharine Whitehorn's cookery classic.
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12:30
1/8 The antiques quiz hunts for treasure in West Sussex.
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12:00
Daljit Nagra selects the very best programmes from the BBC's poetry archive.
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12:30
4/4 Paul's story of the telephone takes in electro-shock therapy and an exploding boat.
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13:00
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13:00
1/6 When crime author Harriet Vane finds a body, Lord Peter Wimsey investigates.
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13:30
1/5 The Abbey's ill benefactor needs Brother Cadfael's ointment, deadly if ingested
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13:00
2/6 Murder or suicide? Lord Peter Wimsey must trace a vital clue...
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13:30
2/5 The medieval monk fears the worst over the sickness of Shrewsbury Abbey's benefactor.
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13:00
3/6 Keen to unmask the killer - Wimsey ponders Sir Henry's motives.
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13:30
3/5 Medieval monk Brother Cadfael’s suspicions grow over who committed the murder.
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13:00
4/6 Wimsey exchanges harsh words with Harriet - and a shock at dinner!
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13:30
4/5 Confusion reigns in the hunt for the poisoner. Brother Cadfael has fresh suspicions.
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13:00
5/6 Wimsey is struggling as the elusive witness Perkins turns up.
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13:30
5/5 With a fresh arrest for murder, Brother Cadfael is keen to see justice delivered.
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13:00
1/5 The Abbey's ill benefactor needs Brother Cadfael's ointment, deadly if ingested
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13:30
2/5 The medieval monk fears the worst over the sickness of Shrewsbury Abbey's benefactor.
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13:00
The baby's due in 20 weeks and Sam moved in with Bayley but Rose is always on his mind.
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14:00
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14:00
1/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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14:15
1/5 Francois Chedid has been thinking about his will. And so have his children!
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14:30
Why do writers find happiness such a difficult emotion to capture on the page?
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14:00
2/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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14:15
2/5 Comedy drama. Baklava king Francois Chedid must decide how to share out his fortune.
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14:30
Natalie Haynes attempts to find the algorithm to determine the perfect joke.
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14:00
3/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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14:15
3/5 Can the Chedids persuade their father to keep his fortune within the family?
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14:30
Mark Rylance discovers Shakespeare’s astonishing appeal for very young children.
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14:00
4/5 Derek Jacobi reads Laurie Lee's evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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14:15
4/5 The family turn detective when rich widower Francois' eye is turned.
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14:30
Musician Goldie describes his story from a broken home to his success and later struggles.
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14:00
5/5 Derek Jacobi concludes this evocative portrait of England in the last century.
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14:15
5/5 The Chédids share dinner in memory of their mother's passing.
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14:30
The yo-yoing fortunes of children's toys in the playroom and market place.
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14:00
3/5 Medieval monk Brother Cadfael’s suspicions grow over who committed the murder.
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14:30
4/5 Confusion reigns in the hunt for the poisoner. Brother Cadfael has fresh suspicions.
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14:10
Shakin' Stevens selects tracks by Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance and Johnny Cash.
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14:20
Philip Eade revisits the life of novelist Evelyn Waugh for a revealing biography.
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15:00
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15:00
4/4 A looming tragedy cements the future of Rupert, Gerald, Ursula and Gudrun.
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15:00
A law firm's copyist 'prefers' not to do parts of his job.
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15:00
1/2 Boston 1642. Hester Prynne is forced to wear a red letter "A" for adultery.
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15:00
2/2 The time has come to shed Hester’s badge of adultery. Whose life will be most affected?
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15:00
John Gielgud stars as retiring teacher Andrew Crocker-Harris.
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15:00
5/5 With a fresh arrest for murder, Brother Cadfael is keen to see justice delivered.
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15:30
Lindsey Davis and James Walton share favourite paperback books with Harriett Gilbert.
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15:30
Mark Rylance discovers Shakespeare’s astonishing appeal for very young children.
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16:00
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16:00
1/8 The antiques quiz hunts for treasure in West Sussex.
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16:30
4/5 Tale of a muddle over love and money.
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16:00
4/6 Sue Perkins with Nick Doody, Angela Barnes, Dominic Lawson and Cush Jumbo.
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16:30
4/6 Struggling Robin meets a woman from his old parallel life.
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16:00
2/6 James Walton is joined by Andrew Collins, Tracey MacLeod, David Quantick and Stewart Lee.
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16:30
5/6 Desperate Pierce tries to get Tom, Bob and Jerry's adventures on stage.
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16:00
2/6 Dave Gorman discusses ridiculous, brilliant but unworkable ideas with Carol Vorderman.
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16:30
3/6 The embittered writer takes action when he sees his bank statement. Stars Chris Douglas.
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16:00
1/6 Broadcaster and writer Janet Street-Porter quizzes a panel about herself.
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16:30
1/4 The town's Development Association looks set for open confrontation. Starring TP McKenna.
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16:00
Can the Belgian sleuth solve the case of a father murdered 16 years previously?
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16:00
Two successful businessmen decide to add Santa Claus to their business portfolio.
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17:00
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17:00
1/4 Beattie Edmondson stars in a comedy inspired by Katharine Whitehorn's cookery classic.
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17:30
2/6 73rd Series of the multi award-winning comedy panel game chaired by Jack Dee.
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17:00
1/6 The show which improvises an entire musical in front of your very ears.
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17:30
1/1 Journalist Hugh Spatchport takes a long, judgmental look under the lid of modern society.
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17:00
2/6 The promise of a weekend away tests everyone's patience.
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17:30
2/5 Bridget Christie and Clive Myrie join Sandi Toksvig to explore the Danish notion 'hygge'.
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17:00
3/4 Told to stop empathising, Simon tries to give himself compassion fatigue.
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17:30
2/3 Storyteller Sarah Kendal returns with more hilarious, gripping and moving stories.
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17:00
5/6 Nali's ex-husband arrives unexpectedly and Clare takes it upon herself to intervene.
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17:30
4/4 Can Dot use her resemblance to Vera Lynn to gain favour with the PM?
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17:30
Matthew Parris explores the remarkable life of Professor Wangari Maathai.
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17:00
Daljit Nagra selects the very best programmes from the BBC's poetry archive.
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17:30
4/4 Paul's story of the telephone takes in electro-shock therapy and an exploding boat.
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18:00
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18:00
1/5 A silver-surfer takes on spammers – but the cyber-sharks are circling.
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18:30
Lindsey Davis and James Walton share favourite paperback books with Harriett Gilbert.
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18:00
2/5 John hears voices warning him off marriage. Pre-nuptial nerves or something sinister?
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18:30
In 1967, amidst protests and war, Louis Armstrong recorded 'What A Wonderful World'
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18:00
4/5 The strange tale of an imaginary friend.
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18:30
6/8 Josie Long hears stories of seeking an answer.
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18:00
5/5 Another unsettling encounter with Mark Gatiss as the Man in Black
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18:30
Matthew Parris explores the remarkable life of Professor Wangari Maathai.
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18:00
Jackie's first night 'working the streets' ends in a mysterious and ghostly encounter.
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18:30
Guy Browning, Kathryn Hughes and Anna Raeburn discuss the changing role of the nanny.
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18:00
2/2 Lucy Westenra is dead, but Professor Van Helsing is determined to find out how she died.
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18:00
Unusual ghost story set in Edwardian England starring Anna Jones
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19:00
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19:00
5/13 Fuming Harold decides the business needs some bite.
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19:30
2/6 The 'lifestyle presenters' look at work and travel, plus 'Missing Persons'.
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19:00
19/26 Inspector Ned Seagoon is hot in pursuit of a mysterious nose assailant.
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19:30
2/6 Leg model April's snoring inspires ad man Ken's quest to win a nasal spray account.
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19:00
8/14 The Lad is set to be immortalised in wax, but there's a problem...
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19:30
7/8 When Clare revokes her faith in God, her mother and granny are none too pleased.
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19:00
18/20 Kenneth Horne’s version of ‘Emma’ – and Hornerama looks at the Movies.
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19:30
7/8 Charles and George's DIY skills arouse their wives' suspicions.
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19:00
Ron and Eth pull crackers, while Pa Glum gets merry.
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19:30
8/10 Teacher Eric Brown's aspirations for a school day trip soon wither at a museum.
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19:00
1/2 Get festive with Round the Horne, The Goon Show, Hinge and Bracket and more!
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19:00
5/8 Radiolab asks what makes us laugh – and does humour have that much to do with it?
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20:00
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20:00
1/6 When crime author Harriet Vane finds a body, Lord Peter Wimsey investigates.
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20:30
1/5 The Abbey's ill benefactor needs Brother Cadfael's ointment, deadly if ingested
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20:00
2/6 Murder or suicide? Lord Peter Wimsey must trace a vital clue...
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20:30
2/5 The medieval monk fears the worst over the sickness of Shrewsbury Abbey's benefactor.
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20:00
3/6 Keen to unmask the killer - Wimsey ponders Sir Henry's motives.
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20:30
3/5 Medieval monk Brother Cadfael’s suspicions grow over who committed the murder.
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20:00
4/6 Wimsey exchanges harsh words with Harriet - and a shock at dinner!
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20:30
4/5 Confusion reigns in the hunt for the poisoner. Brother Cadfael has fresh suspicions.
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20:00
5/6 Wimsey is struggling as the elusive witness Perkins turns up.
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20:30
5/5 With a fresh arrest for murder, Brother Cadfael is keen to see justice delivered.
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20:00
Two successful businessmen decide to add Santa Claus to their business portfolio.
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21:00
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21:00
Guy Raz explores why do many of us hate, even fear maths?
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21:50
Author Bernard Cornwell chooses tracks by Alison Krauss and Voces8.
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21:00
What is the enduring appeal of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens?
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21:00
3/3 Diane Morgan concludes her celebration of the life and work of Neil Innes.
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21:00
From Bach to Vivaldi, campaigning journalist Harold Evans makes his castaway choices.
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21:45
The famous naturalist recalls meeting the 10-foot-long Komodo dragon.
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21:00
Amanda Litherland and Scott Bryan recommend new listening for December
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21:00
From Benny Goodman to Richard Strauss, actor Geoffrey Palmer makes his castaway choices.
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21:45
A 150-million-year-old feather from an animal that lived before birds had evolved.
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22:00
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22:00
2/6 73rd Series of the multi award-winning comedy panel game chaired by Jack Dee.
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22:30
4/6 It's a right royal knockabout as Henry VIII wants a son.
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22:45
4/4 Samantha Bond stars as Anthea whose Christmas news is rather surprising.
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22:00
1/1 Journalist Hugh Spatchport takes a long, judgmental look under the lid of modern society.
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22:30
4/6 From the Queen to Russell Crowe, exploring the bizarre private lives of famous folk.
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22:00
2/5 Bridget Christie and Clive Myrie join Sandi Toksvig to explore the Danish notion 'hygge'.
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22:30
2/4 The Londoner welcomes Benjamin Zephaniah and Stephen K Amos to his own home.
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22:00
2/3 Storyteller Sarah Kendal returns with more hilarious, gripping and moving stories.
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22:30
A festive mix of comedy and music from the self-styled Urban Warrior. From 1994
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22:00
4/4 Can Dot use her resemblance to Vera Lynn to gain favour with the PM?
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22:30
Can cricket's king of sleaze save sport's damaged image? Maybe - if there's money in it.
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22:00
6/6 Stephen Fry is joined by Hugh Laurie, Jim Broadbent, Emma Thompson and Phyllida Law.
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22:30
5/6 Can Walter find someone suitably diplomatic to curate an exhibition in Europe?
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22:00
4/4 Paul's story of the telephone takes in electro-shock therapy and an exploding boat.
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22:30
5/8 From St Francis to Buddhism. Earth's definitive history via the National Theatre of Brent.
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22:45
5/8 The Luton Laureate entertains with songs and poems about glasses.
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23:00
1/3 It’s beginning to look a lot like a Covidy, Brexity, Trumpy, Bideny Christmas.
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23:30
4/6 Mitch wonders if Cyberman costumes are tax deductible?
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23:00
1/2 Award-winning US comedian Alex Edelman takes a comic look at the millennial generation.
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23:30
4/6 The stand-up comic interviews the political spin doctor in the tag-team talk show.
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23:00
4/6 Comedian Ardal O' Hanlon discovers how much fat you need to become bullet-proof!
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23:30
5/5 Sheffield's premier singer-songwriter tries to solve the Atlantic Ocean mystery.
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23:30
1/4 Comedy set in a Scots-Asian corner shop. Written by Sanjeev Kohli and Donald Mcleary.
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23:00
5/6 Tim Key takes a comic look at the subject of music, through the medium of poetry.
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23:15
5/6 Steven gets intimate with a haddock.
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23:30
2/4 What is it about the internet that people find threatening?
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23:00
5/6 Comedian Elis James compares figures in Welsh history to determine Wales' ultimate heroes.
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23:30
4/4 Chris Addison explores human evolution.
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23:00
3/6 Learn about medieval cooking, and view the most precious exhibit.
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2/4 Mean John Weak battles to roll out an urgent global website.
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