| 00:00 | 00:003/5As Carl gets used to his coma world, he looks for triggers to wake him up. 00:304/7Redlow’s MP becomes more erratic. His old enmity with Professor Gomez surfaces.
| 00:002/3Paul Gambaccini explores the epic film that won all 9 Oscar nominations in 1988. 00:301/3Kevin Le Gendre explores how Jazz was received in the UK.
| 00:00Sarah Keyworth and Lissa Evans talk about books they love with Harriett Gilbert. 00:30Kevin Le Gendre explores influence of the visits of Duke Ellington.
| 00:00Clarke Peters explores the art of the musical theatre lyricist.
| 00:00Ruth Holdaway champions sports broadcaster, Helen Rollason. 00:30Kevin Le Gendre investigates the role of jazz in post-war Britain.
| 00:00Leonard Slatkin on the impact of the adagio that became America's 'national funeral music' 00:30Shaun Wallace investigates Melvil Dewey's 19th century book organisation system.
| 00:001/2A radioactive cloud slowly moves towards Australia - the after-effects of a nuclear war.
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| 01:00 | 01:00Costume designer Sandy Powell is cast away by Lauren Laverne. 01:45The messages conveyed in the syllables, melodies and repeated phrases of singing birds.
| 01:004/8Watching for Mason's kidnappers, can Rennie deal with Joanna's demands? 01:302/6Kim's search takes her to Berlin, and a menacing tour guide.
| 01:005/8Rennie ponders extreme measures to rescue the kidnapped agent. 01:303/6Mr Stone continues tracking his target while Kim arrives in Denmark.
| 01:006/8With the Amsterdam mission over, Rennie must face the consequences... 01:304/6Kim discovers uncomfortable truths about the late Mike Fisher.
| 01:007/8The mission is over, but Rennie faces life as a target of his own side... 01:305/6Kim takes extreme action to throw her pursuers off the scent.
| 01:008/8Can Rennie and Joanna escape his past to find peace and happiness? 01:306/6Kim is now a captive on the verge of death. Medusa has been activated.
| 01:00Four mismatched companions travel to a Spanish festival to create a radio drama.
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| 02:00 | 02:00Daljit Nagra marks the Spring Equinox with another highlight from the BBC's poetry archive 02:30Hello?! Stephen Fry explores the history of mobile phones.
| 02:005/6Fulton explains his long absence and where he’s been. 02:3012/20When the Home Guard opens up to women, Mrs Gray catches Mainwaring's eye.
| 02:004/8It's Glorious Reindeer Day in the People's Republic. 02:3017/17Ned picks up a lavish NHS prescription. Kenneth Connor covers for Harry Secombe.
| 02:005/5An opera star visits as council leader John shows his true colours. 02:30The Lad makes a shocking discovery!
| 02:001/6At one of London's queerest clubs - it's the creepy saga of an otolaryngologist. 02:305/13The team imparts transcendental instruction.
| 02:001/6Anna struggles to be free of her younger sisters. 02:304/8Albert hinders Harold's romantic endeavours.
| 02:305/6Britain, 1941: Scientists work on a new bomb to be powered by prunes. With Spike Milligan.
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| 03:00 | 03:40Actor Emily Watson chooses tracks by Puccini and The Specials. 03:50Irene and Vera's thoughts turn to all things environmental.
| 03:004/4A day of momentous events and surprising revelations in Leo’s Edinburgh home. 03:30In 1987, the writer visits Jamaica to be reunited with his father. 03:451/5Financial problems force Vera to live on her allotment. Irene has shocking news.
| 03:003/6The scholarly secret society inspires Mr Handel's latest hit on Edinburgh's Calton Hill. 03:301/3A maid with a sad past arrives to work for Madame Aubain. 03:452/5Vera discovers she not alone on her allotment. Irene helps a friend.
| 03:005/6It’s lunch hour at Hardacre’s ad agency, and Joe is trying to be mindful. 03:302/3As losses stack up for Félicité and her mistress, an unexpected gift arrives. 03:453/5Vera causes chaos when she attempts to rescue Irene from a sinister fate.
| 03:001/4Return of the comedy about four generations of women living under one roof. 03:303/3Félicité has a new friend called Lou Lou. 03:454/5Vera fears that Irene has ended up in the Hospital Psych ward!
| 03:002/7Mark Steel visits the town of Tring in Hertfordshire. 03:30A man returning home finds old connections strained by a long absence. 03:455/5Irene is horrified that her whole family are now living in Vera's compound.
| 03:00Geoffrey remembers a very strange childhood - thanks to two eccentric parents. 03:15Joe Orton’s unfinished Beatles screenplay. Three men decide to overthrow the matriarchy.
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| 04:00 | | 04:00Nigel Rees chairs Alan Bennett, Janet Suzman, Leslie Thomas and Wynford Vaughan Thomas. 04:301/6'Unreliable' historical account of Catherine of Aragon's duenna, Dona Elvira.
| 04:001/6Dave Gorman chews over ridiculous, brilliant but unworkable ideas with Johnny Vegas. 04:306/6Eliott and Esther are close to admitting their attraction, but they hit a snag...
| 04:005/6John Lloyd and Alice Levine with Ken Cheng, Theo Fennell and Jo Frost. 04:302/4Two young lovers are separated by a brand new border.
| 04:001/6Martin Young quizzes Francis Wheen, Fred Housego and Lynne Truss about famous folk. 04:304/6Phonsie urges Ballylenon to grab some agritourism grants.
| 04:001/6Former Labour Party deputy leader Roy Hattersley quizzes a panel about himself. 04:302/6Wintry weather and a disappearing lollipop lady spark problems.
| 04:45Rona needs space to think but then an encounter with a neighbour inspires action.
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| 05:00 | 05:00The morning after a boy's night out and setting up home. Al Read - man of many voices. 05:30Eth worries she'll make a bad wife for Ron Glum.
| 05:001/4The Jacobite Rebellion of 1745: a young English soldier is facing a dilemma.
| 05:002/4Waverley, on leave from his regiment, has been injured at the great stag hunt.
| 05:003/4Due to stand trial for treason, Waverley has been rescued by the rebels.
| 05:004/4Waverley and the Jacobites reach Derby, but then the retreat begins.
| 05:00What can Philippa do, when Dewey Decimal is the only language her mum understands? 05:45Pulitzer Prize-winning Jhumpa Lahiri's tale of a teenage girl in a remote village.
| 05:00A former Vietnam triage nurse struggles with flashback phantoms....
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| 06:00 | 06:004/8Watching for Mason's kidnappers, can Rennie deal with Joanna's demands? 06:302/6Kim's search takes her to Berlin, and a menacing tour guide.
| 06:005/8Rennie ponders extreme measures to rescue the kidnapped agent. 06:303/6Mr Stone continues tracking his target while Kim arrives in Denmark.
| 06:006/8With the Amsterdam mission over, Rennie must face the consequences... 06:304/6Kim discovers uncomfortable truths about the late Mike Fisher.
| 06:007/8The mission is over, but Rennie faces life as a target of his own side... 06:305/6Kim takes extreme action to throw her pursuers off the scent.
| 06:008/8Can Rennie and Joanna escape his past to find peace and happiness? 06:306/6Kim is now a captive on the verge of death. Medusa has been activated.
| 06:00Four mismatched companions travel to a Spanish festival to create a radio drama.
| 06:00Death threatens to separate legendary film duo Laurel and Hardy,... 06:45Nicholas Craig - the world's greatest actor - demonstrates a line by Oscar Wilde.
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| 07:00 | 07:005/6Fulton explains his long absence and where he’s been. 07:3012/20When the Home Guard opens up to women, Mrs Gray catches Mainwaring's eye.
| 07:004/8It's Glorious Reindeer Day in the People's Republic. 07:3017/17Ned picks up a lavish NHS prescription. Kenneth Connor covers for Harry Secombe.
| 07:005/5An opera star visits as council leader John shows his true colours. 07:30The Lad makes a shocking discovery!
| 07:001/6At one of London's queerest clubs - it's the creepy saga of an otolaryngologist. 07:305/13The team imparts transcendental instruction.
| 07:001/6Anna struggles to be free of her younger sisters. 07:304/8Albert hinders Harold's romantic endeavours.
| 07:305/6Britain, 1941: Scientists work on a new bomb to be powered by prunes. With Spike Milligan.
| 07:00A 4 Extra listener requests a favourite programme from the BBC's poetry archive. 07:30A revealing interview from 1976 with the “wireless wizard”. Presented by Iain Mann.
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| 08:00 | 08:004/4A day of momentous events and surprising revelations in Leo’s Edinburgh home. 08:30In 1987, the writer visits Jamaica to be reunited with his father. 08:451/5Financial problems force Vera to live on her allotment. Irene has shocking news.
| 08:003/6The scholarly secret society inspires Mr Handel's latest hit on Edinburgh's Calton Hill. 08:301/3A maid with a sad past arrives to work for Madame Aubain. 08:452/5Vera discovers she not alone on her allotment. Irene helps a friend.
| 08:005/6It’s lunch hour at Hardacre’s ad agency, and Joe is trying to be mindful. 08:302/3As losses stack up for Félicité and her mistress, an unexpected gift arrives. 08:453/5Vera causes chaos when she attempts to rescue Irene from a sinister fate.
| 08:001/4Return of the comedy about four generations of women living under one roof. 08:303/3Félicité has a new friend called Lou Lou. 08:454/5Vera fears that Irene has ended up in the Hospital Psych ward!
| 08:002/7Mark Steel visits the town of Tring in Hertfordshire. 08:30A man returning home finds old connections strained by a long absence. 08:455/5Irene is horrified that her whole family are now living in Vera's compound.
| 08:00Geoffrey remembers a very strange childhood - thanks to two eccentric parents. 08:15Joe Orton’s unfinished Beatles screenplay. Three men decide to overthrow the matriarchy.
| 08:00As young Titus grows up in Gormenghast, he must face the ruthlessly ambitious Steerpike.
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| 09:00 | 09:006/6Paul Merton, Lucy Porter, Zoe Lyons and Chris Cantrill. 09:301/5Discover the science behind some of Rudyard Kipling's Just So Stories. 09:45Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Mark Dowd
| 09:002/4A visit from the grim reaper, overly protective mothers, and a passionate defence of AI. 09:302/5Discover more of the science behind another of Kipling's Just So Stories. 09:45Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Father Eugene O'Neill.
| 09:00Diona Doherty, Steffan Alun, James Ellis and Liam Bolton join Angela Barnes. 09:303/5Discover more of the science behind another of Kipling's Just So Stories. 09:45Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Heavilyn Ohene-Akrasi.
| 09:001/6Is boredom the secret driving force behind our politics? 09:304/5Discover more of the science behind another of Kipling's Just So Stories. 09:45Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Sharon Grenham Thompson
| 09:001/4Whimsical comedy sketch show starring Miles Jupp and guests. 09:305/5Discover more of the science behind the last of Kipling's Just So Stories. 09:45A space for spiritual reflection and prayer led by the Reverend Canon Edwin Counsell.
| 09:45Rona needs space to think but then an encounter with a neighbour inspires action.
| 09:30In 1996, Alistair Cooke re-records his first ever Letter from America from 1946 09:45Can Leslie Thomas, Maureen Lipman and Frank Thornton hoax Tim Brooke-Taylor?
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| 10:00 | 10:002/3Paul Gambaccini explores the epic film that won all 9 Oscar nominations in 1988. 10:301/3Kevin Le Gendre explores how Jazz was received in the UK.
| 10:00Sarah Keyworth and Lissa Evans talk about books they love with Harriett Gilbert. 10:30Kevin Le Gendre explores influence of the visits of Duke Ellington.
| 10:00Clarke Peters explores the art of the musical theatre lyricist.
| 10:00Ruth Holdaway champions sports broadcaster, Helen Rollason. 10:30Kevin Le Gendre investigates the role of jazz in post-war Britain.
| 10:00Leonard Slatkin on the impact of the adagio that became America's 'national funeral music' 10:30Shaun Wallace investigates Melvil Dewey's 19th century book organisation system.
| 10:00A former Vietnam triage nurse struggles with flashback phantoms....
| 10:15Raucous and roguish sketch comedy. Stars Emma Thompson and Robert Bathurst. 10:45John Walters fills his day by thinking out loud about MFC Sound (Me, Fish, Cat Radio).
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| 11:00 | 11:004/8Watching for Mason's kidnappers, can Rennie deal with Joanna's demands? 11:302/6Kim's search takes her to Berlin, and a menacing tour guide.
| 11:005/8Rennie ponders extreme measures to rescue the kidnapped agent. 11:303/6Mr Stone continues tracking his target while Kim arrives in Denmark.
| 11:006/8With the Amsterdam mission over, Rennie must face the consequences... 11:304/6Kim discovers uncomfortable truths about the late Mike Fisher.
| 11:007/8The mission is over, but Rennie faces life as a target of his own side... 11:305/6Kim takes extreme action to throw her pursuers off the scent.
| 11:008/8Can Rennie and Joanna escape his past to find peace and happiness? 11:306/6Kim is now a captive on the verge of death. Medusa has been activated.
| 11:00Four mismatched companions travel to a Spanish festival to create a radio drama.
| 11:00Death threatens to separate legendary film duo Laurel and Hardy,... 11:45Nicholas Craig - the world's greatest actor - demonstrates a line by Oscar Wilde.
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| 12:00 | 12:005/6Fulton explains his long absence and where he’s been. 12:3012/20When the Home Guard opens up to women, Mrs Gray catches Mainwaring's eye.
| 12:004/8It's Glorious Reindeer Day in the People's Republic. 12:3017/17Ned picks up a lavish NHS prescription. Kenneth Connor covers for Harry Secombe.
| 12:005/5An opera star visits as council leader John shows his true colours. 12:30The Lad makes a shocking discovery!
| 12:001/6At one of London's queerest clubs - it's the creepy saga of an otolaryngologist. 12:305/13The team imparts transcendental instruction.
| 12:001/6Anna struggles to be free of her younger sisters. 12:304/8Albert hinders Harold's romantic endeavours.
| 12:305/6Britain, 1941: Scientists work on a new bomb to be powered by prunes. With Spike Milligan.
| 12:00A 4 Extra listener requests a favourite programme from the BBC's poetry archive. 12:30A revealing interview from 1976 with the “wireless wizard”. Presented by Iain Mann.
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| 13:00 | 13:004/4A day of momentous events and surprising revelations in Leo’s Edinburgh home. 13:30In 1987, the writer visits Jamaica to be reunited with his father. 13:451/5Financial problems force Vera to live on her allotment. Irene has shocking news.
| 13:003/6The scholarly secret society inspires Mr Handel's latest hit on Edinburgh's Calton Hill. 13:301/3A maid with a sad past arrives to work for Madame Aubain. 13:452/5Vera discovers she not alone on her allotment. Irene helps a friend.
| 13:005/6It’s lunch hour at Hardacre’s ad agency, and Joe is trying to be mindful. 13:302/3As losses stack up for Félicité and her mistress, an unexpected gift arrives. 13:453/5Vera causes chaos when she attempts to rescue Irene from a sinister fate.
| 13:001/4Return of the comedy about four generations of women living under one roof. 13:303/3Félicité has a new friend called Lou Lou. 13:454/5Vera fears that Irene has ended up in the Hospital Psych ward!
| 13:002/7Mark Steel visits the town of Tring in Hertfordshire. 13:30A man returning home finds old connections strained by a long absence. 13:455/5Irene is horrified that her whole family are now living in Vera's compound.
| 13:00Geoffrey remembers a very strange childhood - thanks to two eccentric parents. 13:15Joe Orton’s unfinished Beatles screenplay. Three men decide to overthrow the matriarchy.
| 13:00As young Titus grows up in Gormenghast, he must face the ruthlessly ambitious Steerpike.
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| 14:00 | 14:00Nigel Rees chairs Alan Bennett, Janet Suzman, Leslie Thomas and Wynford Vaughan Thomas. 14:301/6'Unreliable' historical account of Catherine of Aragon's duenna, Dona Elvira.
| 14:001/6Dave Gorman chews over ridiculous, brilliant but unworkable ideas with Johnny Vegas. 14:306/6Eliott and Esther are close to admitting their attraction, but they hit a snag...
| 14:005/6John Lloyd and Alice Levine with Ken Cheng, Theo Fennell and Jo Frost. 14:302/4Two young lovers are separated by a brand new border.
| 14:001/6Martin Young quizzes Francis Wheen, Fred Housego and Lynne Truss about famous folk. 14:304/6Phonsie urges Ballylenon to grab some agritourism grants.
| 14:001/6Former Labour Party deputy leader Roy Hattersley quizzes a panel about himself. 14:302/6Wintry weather and a disappearing lollipop lady spark problems.
| 14:45Rona needs space to think but then an encounter with a neighbour inspires action.
| 14:30In 1996, Alistair Cooke re-records his first ever Letter from America from 1946 14:45Can Leslie Thomas, Maureen Lipman and Frank Thornton hoax Tim Brooke-Taylor?
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| 15:00 | 15:001/4The Jacobite Rebellion of 1745: a young English soldier is facing a dilemma.
| 15:002/4Waverley, on leave from his regiment, has been injured at the great stag hunt.
| 15:003/4Due to stand trial for treason, Waverley has been rescued by the rebels.
| 15:004/4Waverley and the Jacobites reach Derby, but then the retreat begins.
| 15:00What can Philippa do, when Dewey Decimal is the only language her mum understands? 15:45Pulitzer Prize-winning Jhumpa Lahiri's tale of a teenage girl in a remote village.
| 15:00A former Vietnam triage nurse struggles with flashback phantoms....
| 15:15Raucous and roguish sketch comedy. Stars Emma Thompson and Robert Bathurst. 15:45John Walters fills his day by thinking out loud about MFC Sound (Me, Fish, Cat Radio).
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| 16:00 | 16:002/3Paul Gambaccini explores the epic film that won all 9 Oscar nominations in 1988. 16:301/3Kevin Le Gendre explores how Jazz was received in the UK.
| 16:00Sarah Keyworth and Lissa Evans talk about books they love with Harriett Gilbert. 16:30Kevin Le Gendre explores influence of the visits of Duke Ellington.
| 16:00Clarke Peters explores the art of the musical theatre lyricist.
| 16:00Ruth Holdaway champions sports broadcaster, Helen Rollason. 16:30Kevin Le Gendre investigates the role of jazz in post-war Britain.
| 16:00Leonard Slatkin on the impact of the adagio that became America's 'national funeral music' 16:30Shaun Wallace investigates Melvil Dewey's 19th century book organisation system.
| 16:001/2A radioactive cloud slowly moves towards Australia - the after-effects of a nuclear war.
| 16:00A Norwegian fairy tale about a polar bear. Stars Martin Jarvis and Helen Worth.
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| 17:00 | 17:004/8Watching for Mason's kidnappers, can Rennie deal with Joanna's demands? 17:302/6Kim's search takes her to Berlin, and a menacing tour guide.
| 17:005/8Rennie ponders extreme measures to rescue the kidnapped agent. 17:303/6Mr Stone continues tracking his target while Kim arrives in Denmark.
| 17:006/8With the Amsterdam mission over, Rennie must face the consequences... 17:304/6Kim discovers uncomfortable truths about the late Mike Fisher.
| 17:007/8The mission is over, but Rennie faces life as a target of his own side... 17:305/6Kim takes extreme action to throw her pursuers off the scent.
| 17:008/8Can Rennie and Joanna escape his past to find peace and happiness? 17:306/6Kim is now a captive on the verge of death. Medusa has been activated.
| 17:00Four mismatched companions travel to a Spanish festival to create a radio drama.
| 17:00Death threatens to separate legendary film duo Laurel and Hardy,... 17:45Nicholas Craig - the world's greatest actor - demonstrates a line by Oscar Wilde.
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| 18:00 | 18:005/6Fulton explains his long absence and where he’s been. 18:3012/20When the Home Guard opens up to women, Mrs Gray catches Mainwaring's eye.
| 18:004/8It's Glorious Reindeer Day in the People's Republic. 18:3017/17Ned picks up a lavish NHS prescription. Kenneth Connor covers for Harry Secombe.
| 18:005/5An opera star visits as council leader John shows his true colours. 18:30The Lad makes a shocking discovery!
| 18:001/6At one of London's queerest clubs - it's the creepy saga of an otolaryngologist. 18:305/13The team imparts transcendental instruction.
| 18:001/6Anna struggles to be free of her younger sisters. 18:304/8Albert hinders Harold's romantic endeavours.
| 18:305/6Britain, 1941: Scientists work on a new bomb to be powered by prunes. With Spike Milligan.
| 18:00A 4 Extra listener requests a favourite programme from the BBC's poetry archive. 18:30A revealing interview from 1976 with the “wireless wizard”. Presented by Iain Mann.
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| 19:00 | 19:004/4A day of momentous events and surprising revelations in Leo’s Edinburgh home. 19:30In 1987, the writer visits Jamaica to be reunited with his father. 19:451/5Financial problems force Vera to live on her allotment. Irene has shocking news.
| 19:003/6The scholarly secret society inspires Mr Handel's latest hit on Edinburgh's Calton Hill. 19:301/3A maid with a sad past arrives to work for Madame Aubain. 19:452/5Vera discovers she not alone on her allotment. Irene helps a friend.
| 19:005/6It’s lunch hour at Hardacre’s ad agency, and Joe is trying to be mindful. 19:302/3As losses stack up for Félicité and her mistress, an unexpected gift arrives. 19:453/5Vera causes chaos when she attempts to rescue Irene from a sinister fate.
| 19:001/4Return of the comedy about four generations of women living under one roof. 19:303/3Félicité has a new friend called Lou Lou. 19:454/5Vera fears that Irene has ended up in the Hospital Psych ward!
| 19:002/7Mark Steel visits the town of Tring in Hertfordshire. 19:30A man returning home finds old connections strained by a long absence. 19:455/5Irene is horrified that her whole family are now living in Vera's compound.
| 19:00Geoffrey remembers a very strange childhood - thanks to two eccentric parents. 19:15Joe Orton’s unfinished Beatles screenplay. Three men decide to overthrow the matriarchy.
| 19:00As young Titus grows up in Gormenghast, he must face the ruthlessly ambitious Steerpike.
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| 20:00 | 20:00Nigel Rees chairs Alan Bennett, Janet Suzman, Leslie Thomas and Wynford Vaughan Thomas. 20:301/6'Unreliable' historical account of Catherine of Aragon's duenna, Dona Elvira.
| 20:001/6Dave Gorman chews over ridiculous, brilliant but unworkable ideas with Johnny Vegas. 20:306/6Eliott and Esther are close to admitting their attraction, but they hit a snag...
| 20:005/6John Lloyd and Alice Levine with Ken Cheng, Theo Fennell and Jo Frost. 20:302/4Two young lovers are separated by a brand new border.
| 20:001/6Martin Young quizzes Francis Wheen, Fred Housego and Lynne Truss about famous folk. 20:304/6Phonsie urges Ballylenon to grab some agritourism grants.
| 20:001/6Former Labour Party deputy leader Roy Hattersley quizzes a panel about himself. 20:302/6Wintry weather and a disappearing lollipop lady spark problems.
| 20:45Rona needs space to think but then an encounter with a neighbour inspires action.
| 20:30In 1996, Alistair Cooke re-records his first ever Letter from America from 1946 20:45Can Leslie Thomas, Maureen Lipman and Frank Thornton hoax Tim Brooke-Taylor?
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| 21:00 | 21:001/4The Jacobite Rebellion of 1745: a young English soldier is facing a dilemma.
| 21:002/4Waverley, on leave from his regiment, has been injured at the great stag hunt.
| 21:003/4Due to stand trial for treason, Waverley has been rescued by the rebels.
| 21:004/4Waverley and the Jacobites reach Derby, but then the retreat begins.
| 21:00What can Philippa do, when Dewey Decimal is the only language her mum understands? 21:45Pulitzer Prize-winning Jhumpa Lahiri's tale of a teenage girl in a remote village.
| 21:00A former Vietnam triage nurse struggles with flashback phantoms....
| 21:15Raucous and roguish sketch comedy. Stars Emma Thompson and Robert Bathurst. 21:45John Walters fills his day by thinking out loud about MFC Sound (Me, Fish, Cat Radio).
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| 22:00 | 22:006/6Paul Merton, Lucy Porter, Zoe Lyons and Chris Cantrill. 22:302/4Previewing the new musical about the lives of David and Jonathan Dimbleby.
| 22:002/4A visit from the grim reaper, overly protective mothers, and a passionate defence of AI. 22:304/4John Shuttleworth invites Mari Wilson to sing one of his songs. 22:55Irish comedian Alison Spittle picks up her chat with fellow comic Hal Cruttenden.
| 22:00Diona Doherty, Steffan Alun, James Ellis and Liam Bolton join Angela Barnes. 22:304/6When museum cleaner Eva speaks to the press, everyone is offended.
| 22:001/6Is boredom the secret driving force behind our politics? 22:305/6Brian tells of his adventures about some abundance in Hermicia.
| 22:001/4Whimsical comedy sketch show starring Miles Jupp and guests. 22:304/6The gang end up at a nuclear power plant. Starring Jeremy Hardy. 22:55Irish comedian Alison Spittle wraps up her three-part chat with comic Hal Cruttenden.
| 22:004/6School's out for Barack Obama, Frank McCourt and Emma Thompson. 22:301/6Sarah solves problems, including a controlling partner and a non-drinker with no friends.
| 22:002/4DS Nick Mohammed has his day in court, but the judge looks unimpressed... 22:301/4No morals and little brain? Aggressive marketing director John Weak returns! 22:55Esyllt Sears speaks to sports presenter, podcaster and comedian Hannah East.
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| 23:00 | 23:002/6The Naked Week team party like it's the 2003 Iraq War. 23:306/6Badgerland goes global, and the Future's History.
| 23:004/4Paul Sinha looks at cinema's track record of portraying historical events. 23:304/6Derren Brown gets inside the mind of musical wizard and fellow sceptic Tim Minchin.
| 23:001/4Stand-up Felicity Ward downloads a phone app for pregnancy health tracking. 23:151/4The stand-up comic's unique perspective on living life with his blindness. 23:304/4After graduating, Liam Williams has returned to his parents' house.
| 23:001/4Alex is fed up - until he discovers an unusual hobby. 23:302/4A zoo is annexed by its monkeys - and a woman falls under a romantic spell.
| 23:001/5Why is the country gripped by a violent backlash against celebrities? 23:302/4Hal Cruttenden inadvertently becomes an internet sensation.
| 23:001/6Stephen K Amos and his comedy friends compile an idiot's guide to multiculturalism. 23:303/4Great beverages from history, in the nostalgic spoof of boys' adventure story papers.
| 23:002/6It's time for Ed's annual health check. 23:304/6Impressionist Jan Ravens has a boxing lesson, gets her eyebrows threaded and builds a wall
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