| 00:00 | 00:00A Norwegian fairy tale about a polar bear. Stars Martin Jarvis and Helen Worth.
| 00:001/3Paul Gambaccini assesses winners of the Best Picture Oscars - The French Connection (1971) 00:30How the military were helped by bohemians to create effective camouflage.
| 00:00Old friends Ruth Jones and Dominic Cooke share books choices with Harriett Gilbert. 00:30Beekeeper Martha Kearney explores the importance of honey in antiquity.
| 00:00Alistair Cooke listens back to some gems from his broadcasting career. With Nick Clarke.
| 00:00Caroline Quentin nominates the 17th century dramatist and architect Sir John Vanbrugh 00:30The story of the great Victorian organ builder 'Father' Henry Willis.
| 00:00The impact of Four Last Songs by Richard Strauss on listeners at key life moments. 00:30Katy Long explores the extraordinary history of the passport.
| 00:002/2As the radioactive cloud approaches Australia, a desperate submarine mission is launched.
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| 01:00 | 01:00Death threatens to separate legendary film duo Laurel and Hardy,... 01:45Nicholas Craig - the world's greatest actor - demonstrates a line by Oscar Wilde.
| 01:001/5Miss Marple senses danger at a school for wayward boys. 01:301/5The anonymous English hero is now in a German prison. But there's been an air raid.
| 01:002/5Miss Marple detects disquiet amongst an old school friend's family. 01:302/5Facing a perilous flight over Europe, the English hero must rely on his wits.
| 01:003/5Miss Marple assists with the murder inquiry at Stoneygates school. 01:303/5The English hero is intercepted battling to cross enemy territory on horseback.
| 01:004/5Miss Marple probes the attempted poisoning of her friend Carrie. 01:304/5Our hero hits Romania, but trouble is in store on the way to Istanbul.
| 01:005/5A chance observation gives Miss Marple a key to solving the mystery. 01:305/5The vengeful English hero's war with the Third Reich comes to an end.
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| 02:00 | 02:00A 4 Extra listener requests a favourite programme from the BBC's poetry archive. 02:30A revealing interview from 1976 with the “wireless wizard”. Presented by Iain Mann.
| 02:006/6Fulton and Margaret get set to rededicate their vows. 02:3013/20Butcher Jones is short of meat, so Private Walker gets to work...
| 02:005/8East meets West in an epic chess game - and a lot is at stake! 02:302/6It is 1942, and Neddie Seagoon must stop the Germans' secret weapon.
| 02:001/8Widow Sarah is bringing up her daughter, with a meddling mother. 02:301/16The Lad's launch party for his new series doesn't quite go to plan.
| 02:002/6A story of a journey into the darkest part of barbarism entrances the Hon Clarence Green. 02:306/13The Eurovision Raquel Welch Gag Contest begins.
| 02:002/6Anna's babysitting session proves to be very eventful 02:305/8Harold reckons a commode will make him a rich man.
| 02:00A gloriously outspoken 18th-century comedy of sex, marriage, debauchery and revenge
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| 03:00 | 03:00As young Titus grows up in Gormenghast, he must face the ruthlessly ambitious Steerpike.
| 03:001/4Boswell attempts to write a biography of Sigmund Freud, but Freud asks all the questions. 03:301/5As five-year old William fishes in the castle moat, his brother is not well.... 03:451/5Winter 1913 finds Frank Reid, owner of a Moscow printing company, abandoned by his wife.
| 03:004/6Jonathan Swift unwittingly creates his masterpiece with the aid of the secret society. 03:302/5Eight-year-old William finds a secret door. Richard suffers dark mood swings. 03:452/5Frank Reid is not being helped by his accountant, Selwyn.
| 03:006/6Hardacre’s ad agency is nominated for its first ever award. 03:303/5A heron captivates Richard. Swords and cannonballs amuse nine-year-old William. 03:453/5A shop girl looks set to take on the nannying duties.
| 03:002/4An opportunity for Maggie to have a bit of a lie down soon gets a bit fraught. 03:304/5Richard's behaviour worsens, but there is pleasure to be found in stories. 03:454/5Lisa the new nanny is too beautiful for Frank, even with her plaits cut off.
| 03:003/7Mark Steel visits the scenic archipelago off the Cornish coast. 03:305/5William prepares to leave home. Sadness is looming for Richard... 03:455/5Abandoned by his wife, Frank Reid has something to ask nanny Lisa.
| 03:40Alvin Hall takes a road trip revisiting Cooke's Letter from America.
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| 04:00 | 04:30In 1996, Alistair Cooke re-records his first ever Letter from America from 1946 04:45Can Leslie Thomas, Maureen Lipman and Frank Thornton hoax Tim Brooke-Taylor?
| 04:004/6Nicholas Parsons challenges Paul Merton, Julian Clary, Gyles Brandreth and Tony Hawks. 04:302/6'Unreliable' historical account of Anne Boleyn's mother's impact on court.
| 04:002/6Dave Gorman discusses ridiculous, brilliant but unworkable ideas with Carol Vorderman. 04:301/6The downs and ups of a single mum's life with Ronni Ancona.
| 04:006/6John Lloyd and Alice Levine with Ade Adepitan, Dr Sarah Beynon and Hannah Gadsby. 04:303/4Does Humphrey Partridge harbour a dark secret?
| 04:003/6Martin Young quizzes Francis Wheen, Fred Housego and Jenny Colgan about famous folk. 04:305/6The local inhabitants inspire a downmarket writer from London.
| 04:002/6Rock music's Rick Wakeman quizzes a panel about himself. 04:303/6Is a new supply teacher in tune with the school's philosophy?
| 04:45'I am no longer a mere working man. I am a dedicated tripe visionary.'
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| 05:00 | 05:15Raucous and roguish sketch comedy. Stars Emma Thompson and Robert Bathurst. 05:45John Walters fills his day by thinking out loud about MFC Sound (Me, Fish, Cat Radio).
| 05:00A couple decide to spend their holiday in their bedroom. 05:45At a Belfast newspaper office, a sub-editor faces unrest.
| 05:00The diary doings of Charles Pooter, a London clerk, and his long-suffering wife Carrie.
| 05:001/2Shakespeare is on trial. Just what was his relationship with the Earl of Southampton?
| 2/2Shakespeare's trial over his relationship with the Earl of Southampton continues. 05:45Mrs Mary Winters determines to get to the bottom of a mystery.
| 05:00Peggy Charlton’s twice-weekly trips to London raise a few eyebrows in her home town.
| 05:006/6Acclaimed baritone Benjamin Luxon joins the dear ladies for songs and conversation. 05:305/20Kenneth Horne stars in a musical - and Hornerama looks at Sport.
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| 06:00 | 06:001/5Miss Marple senses danger at a school for wayward boys. 06:301/5The anonymous English hero is now in a German prison. But there's been an air raid.
| 06:002/5Miss Marple detects disquiet amongst an old school friend's family. 06:302/5Facing a perilous flight over Europe, the English hero must rely on his wits.
| 06:003/5Miss Marple assists with the murder inquiry at Stoneygates school. 06:303/5The English hero is intercepted battling to cross enemy territory on horseback.
| 06:004/5Miss Marple probes the attempted poisoning of her friend Carrie. 06:304/5Our hero hits Romania, but trouble is in store on the way to Istanbul.
| 06:005/5A chance observation gives Miss Marple a key to solving the mystery. 06:305/5The vengeful English hero's war with the Third Reich comes to an end.
| 06:00A gloriously outspoken 18th-century comedy of sex, marriage, debauchery and revenge
| 06:00Actor Kate Winslet is castaway by Lauren Laverne.
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| 07:00 | 07:006/6Fulton and Margaret get set to rededicate their vows. 07:3013/20Butcher Jones is short of meat, so Private Walker gets to work...
| 07:005/8East meets West in an epic chess game - and a lot is at stake! 07:302/6It is 1942, and Neddie Seagoon must stop the Germans' secret weapon.
| 07:001/8Widow Sarah is bringing up her daughter, with a meddling mother. 07:301/16The Lad's launch party for his new series doesn't quite go to plan.
| 07:002/6A story of a journey into the darkest part of barbarism entrances the Hon Clarence Green. 07:306/13The Eurovision Raquel Welch Gag Contest begins.
| 07:002/6Anna's babysitting session proves to be very eventful 07:305/8Harold reckons a commode will make him a rich man.
| 07:40Alvin Hall takes a road trip revisiting Cooke's Letter from America.
| 07:00Daljit Nagra selects another highlight from the BBC's poetry archive - featuring WB Yeats. 07:30William Fiennes' memoir of his childhood in a moated castle.
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| 08:00 | 08:001/4Boswell attempts to write a biography of Sigmund Freud, but Freud asks all the questions. 08:301/5As five-year old William fishes in the castle moat, his brother is not well.... 08:451/5Winter 1913 finds Frank Reid, owner of a Moscow printing company, abandoned by his wife.
| 08:004/6Jonathan Swift unwittingly creates his masterpiece with the aid of the secret society. 08:302/5Eight-year-old William finds a secret door. Richard suffers dark mood swings. 08:452/5Frank Reid is not being helped by his accountant, Selwyn.
| 08:006/6Hardacre’s ad agency is nominated for its first ever award. 08:303/5A heron captivates Richard. Swords and cannonballs amuse nine-year-old William. 08:453/5A shop girl looks set to take on the nannying duties.
| 08:002/4An opportunity for Maggie to have a bit of a lie down soon gets a bit fraught. 08:304/5Richard's behaviour worsens, but there is pleasure to be found in stories. 08:454/5Lisa the new nanny is too beautiful for Frank, even with her plaits cut off.
| 08:003/7Mark Steel visits the scenic archipelago off the Cornish coast. 08:305/5William prepares to leave home. Sadness is looming for Richard... 08:455/5Abandoned by his wife, Frank Reid has something to ask nanny Lisa.
| 08:45'I am no longer a mere working man. I am a dedicated tripe visionary.'
| 08:40Musician Justin Hawkins chooses tracks by Johnny Nash and Townes Van Zandt. 08:50Winter 1913 finds Frank Reid, owner of a Moscow printing company, abandoned.
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| 09:00 | 09:001/6Suspicious squirrels, egosurfing, and strategic skedaddling. 09:30Alistair Cooke reflects on the changes he has witnessed in his 500th episode. 09:45With Fr Philip Blackledge of Holy Trinity Church, Melrose. Reading: Matthew 26:36-41
| 09:003/4Excited nuns, enemies who become lovers, and a fairy godmother. 09:30Alistair Cooke reflects on devastating effects of the war in Vietnam. 09:45Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Imogen Ball
| 09:00Jo Caufield, Ayo Adenekan, Sarah Levine and Priya Hall join Angela Banes. 09:30Alistair Cooke remembers two American greats - Groucho Marx and Bing Crosby. 09:45Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Gemma Simmonds
| 09:002/6Good intentions, bad incentives and the politics that result. 09:30Alistair Cooke reflects on health, illness and longevity in his 2000th broadcast. 09:45Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Jay Hulme.
| 09:002/4Miles interviews the BBC’s social mobility tsar. 09:30Alistair Cooke's final letter considers the political impact of the Iraq war. 09:45Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Leslie Griffiths.
| 09:006/6Acclaimed baritone Benjamin Luxon joins the dear ladies for songs and conversation. 09:305/20Kenneth Horne stars in a musical - and Hornerama looks at Sport.
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| 10:00 | 10:001/3Paul Gambaccini assesses winners of the Best Picture Oscars - The French Connection (1971) 10:30How the military were helped by bohemians to create effective camouflage.
| 10:00Old friends Ruth Jones and Dominic Cooke share books choices with Harriett Gilbert. 10:30Beekeeper Martha Kearney explores the importance of honey in antiquity.
| 10:00Alistair Cooke listens back to some gems from his broadcasting career. With Nick Clarke.
| 10:00Caroline Quentin nominates the 17th century dramatist and architect Sir John Vanbrugh 10:30The story of the great Victorian organ builder 'Father' Henry Willis.
| 10:00The impact of Four Last Songs by Richard Strauss on listeners at key life moments. 10:30Katy Long explores the extraordinary history of the passport.
| 10:002/3Jessica Fostekew charts the horrors and the highs of pregnancy, birth and babies.
| 10:00Booking summer holidays and ways of talking. Al Read - man of many voices. 10:30Ron Glum marries Eth at last! - at least in prehistoric times.
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| 11:00 | 11:001/5Miss Marple senses danger at a school for wayward boys. 11:301/5The anonymous English hero is now in a German prison. But there's been an air raid.
| 11:002/5Miss Marple detects disquiet amongst an old school friend's family. 11:302/5Facing a perilous flight over Europe, the English hero must rely on his wits.
| 11:003/5Miss Marple assists with the murder inquiry at Stoneygates school. 11:303/5The English hero is intercepted battling to cross enemy territory on horseback.
| 11:004/5Miss Marple probes the attempted poisoning of her friend Carrie. 11:304/5Our hero hits Romania, but trouble is in store on the way to Istanbul.
| 11:005/5A chance observation gives Miss Marple a key to solving the mystery. 11:305/5The vengeful English hero's war with the Third Reich comes to an end.
| 11:00A gloriously outspoken 18th-century comedy of sex, marriage, debauchery and revenge
| 11:00Actor Kate Winslet is castaway by Lauren Laverne.
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| 12:00 | 12:006/6Fulton and Margaret get set to rededicate their vows. 12:3013/20Butcher Jones is short of meat, so Private Walker gets to work...
| 12:005/8East meets West in an epic chess game - and a lot is at stake! 12:302/6It is 1942, and Neddie Seagoon must stop the Germans' secret weapon.
| 12:001/8Widow Sarah is bringing up her daughter, with a meddling mother. 12:301/16The Lad's launch party for his new series doesn't quite go to plan.
| 12:002/6A story of a journey into the darkest part of barbarism entrances the Hon Clarence Green. 12:306/13The Eurovision Raquel Welch Gag Contest begins.
| 12:002/6Anna's babysitting session proves to be very eventful 12:305/8Harold reckons a commode will make him a rich man.
| 12:40Alvin Hall takes a road trip revisiting Cooke's Letter from America.
| 12:00Daljit Nagra selects another highlight from the BBC's poetry archive - featuring WB Yeats. 12:30William Fiennes' memoir of his childhood in a moated castle.
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| 13:00 | 13:001/4Boswell attempts to write a biography of Sigmund Freud, but Freud asks all the questions. 13:301/5As five-year old William fishes in the castle moat, his brother is not well.... 13:451/5Winter 1913 finds Frank Reid, owner of a Moscow printing company, abandoned by his wife.
| 13:004/6Jonathan Swift unwittingly creates his masterpiece with the aid of the secret society. 13:302/5Eight-year-old William finds a secret door. Richard suffers dark mood swings. 13:452/5Frank Reid is not being helped by his accountant, Selwyn.
| 13:006/6Hardacre’s ad agency is nominated for its first ever award. 13:303/5A heron captivates Richard. Swords and cannonballs amuse nine-year-old William. 13:453/5A shop girl looks set to take on the nannying duties.
| 13:002/4An opportunity for Maggie to have a bit of a lie down soon gets a bit fraught. 13:304/5Richard's behaviour worsens, but there is pleasure to be found in stories. 13:454/5Lisa the new nanny is too beautiful for Frank, even with her plaits cut off.
| 13:003/7Mark Steel visits the scenic archipelago off the Cornish coast. 13:305/5William prepares to leave home. Sadness is looming for Richard... 13:455/5Abandoned by his wife, Frank Reid has something to ask nanny Lisa.
| 13:45'I am no longer a mere working man. I am a dedicated tripe visionary.'
| 13:40Musician Justin Hawkins chooses tracks by Johnny Nash and Townes Van Zandt. 13:50Winter 1913 finds Frank Reid, owner of a Moscow printing company, abandoned.
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| 14:00 | 14:004/6Nicholas Parsons challenges Paul Merton, Julian Clary, Gyles Brandreth and Tony Hawks. 14:302/6'Unreliable' historical account of Anne Boleyn's mother's impact on court.
| 14:002/6Dave Gorman discusses ridiculous, brilliant but unworkable ideas with Carol Vorderman. 14:301/6The downs and ups of a single mum's life with Ronni Ancona.
| 14:006/6John Lloyd and Alice Levine with Ade Adepitan, Dr Sarah Beynon and Hannah Gadsby. 14:303/4Does Humphrey Partridge harbour a dark secret?
| 14:003/6Martin Young quizzes Francis Wheen, Fred Housego and Jenny Colgan about famous folk. 14:305/6The local inhabitants inspire a downmarket writer from London.
| 14:002/6Rock music's Rick Wakeman quizzes a panel about himself. 14:303/6Is a new supply teacher in tune with the school's philosophy?
| 14:006/6Acclaimed baritone Benjamin Luxon joins the dear ladies for songs and conversation. 14:305/20Kenneth Horne stars in a musical - and Hornerama looks at Sport.
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| 15:00 | 15:00A couple decide to spend their holiday in their bedroom. 15:45At a Belfast newspaper office, a sub-editor faces unrest.
| 15:00The diary doings of Charles Pooter, a London clerk, and his long-suffering wife Carrie.
| 15:001/2Shakespeare is on trial. Just what was his relationship with the Earl of Southampton?
| 15:002/2Shakespeare's trial over his relationship with the Earl of Southampton continues. 15:45Mrs Mary Winters determines to get to the bottom of a mystery.
| 15:00Peggy Charlton’s twice-weekly trips to London raise a few eyebrows in her home town.
| 15:002/3Jessica Fostekew charts the horrors and the highs of pregnancy, birth and babies.
| 15:00Booking summer holidays and ways of talking. Al Read - man of many voices. 15:30Ron Glum marries Eth at last! - at least in prehistoric times.
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| 16:00 | 16:001/3Paul Gambaccini assesses winners of the Best Picture Oscars - The French Connection (1971) 16:30How the military were helped by bohemians to create effective camouflage.
| 16:00Old friends Ruth Jones and Dominic Cooke share books choices with Harriett Gilbert. 16:30Beekeeper Martha Kearney explores the importance of honey in antiquity.
| 16:00Alistair Cooke listens back to some gems from his broadcasting career. With Nick Clarke.
| 16:00Caroline Quentin nominates the 17th century dramatist and architect Sir John Vanbrugh 16:30The story of the great Victorian organ builder 'Father' Henry Willis.
| 16:00The impact of Four Last Songs by Richard Strauss on listeners at key life moments. 16:30Katy Long explores the extraordinary history of the passport.
| 16:002/2As the radioactive cloud approaches Australia, a desperate submarine mission is launched.
| 16:004/5Panic kicks in as Carl's dream-world dissolves into a void. Will he ever wake up? 16:305/7The seeping mud begins to surround Redlow in an apparently organised manner.
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| 17:00 | 17:001/5Miss Marple senses danger at a school for wayward boys. 17:301/5The anonymous English hero is now in a German prison. But there's been an air raid.
| 17:002/5Miss Marple detects disquiet amongst an old school friend's family. 17:302/5Facing a perilous flight over Europe, the English hero must rely on his wits.
| 17:003/5Miss Marple assists with the murder inquiry at Stoneygates school. 17:303/5The English hero is intercepted battling to cross enemy territory on horseback.
| 17:004/5Miss Marple probes the attempted poisoning of her friend Carrie. 17:304/5Our hero hits Romania, but trouble is in store on the way to Istanbul.
| 17:005/5A chance observation gives Miss Marple a key to solving the mystery. 17:305/5The vengeful English hero's war with the Third Reich comes to an end.
| 17:00A gloriously outspoken 18th-century comedy of sex, marriage, debauchery and revenge
| 17:00Actor Kate Winslet is castaway by Lauren Laverne.
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| 18:00 | 18:006/6Fulton and Margaret get set to rededicate their vows. 18:3013/20Butcher Jones is short of meat, so Private Walker gets to work...
| 18:005/8East meets West in an epic chess game - and a lot is at stake! 18:302/6It is 1942, and Neddie Seagoon must stop the Germans' secret weapon.
| 18:001/8Widow Sarah is bringing up her daughter, with a meddling mother. 18:301/16The Lad's launch party for his new series doesn't quite go to plan.
| 18:002/6A story of a journey into the darkest part of barbarism entrances the Hon Clarence Green. 18:306/13The Eurovision Raquel Welch Gag Contest begins.
| 18:002/6Anna's babysitting session proves to be very eventful 18:305/8Harold reckons a commode will make him a rich man.
| 18:40Alvin Hall takes a road trip revisiting Cooke's Letter from America.
| 18:00Daljit Nagra selects another highlight from the BBC's poetry archive - featuring WB Yeats. 18:30William Fiennes' memoir of his childhood in a moated castle.
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| 19:00 | 19:001/4Boswell attempts to write a biography of Sigmund Freud, but Freud asks all the questions. 19:301/5As five-year old William fishes in the castle moat, his brother is not well.... 19:451/5Winter 1913 finds Frank Reid, owner of a Moscow printing company, abandoned by his wife.
| 19:004/6Jonathan Swift unwittingly creates his masterpiece with the aid of the secret society. 19:302/5Eight-year-old William finds a secret door. Richard suffers dark mood swings. 19:452/5Frank Reid is not being helped by his accountant, Selwyn.
| 19:006/6Hardacre’s ad agency is nominated for its first ever award. 19:303/5A heron captivates Richard. Swords and cannonballs amuse nine-year-old William. 19:453/5A shop girl looks set to take on the nannying duties.
| 19:002/4An opportunity for Maggie to have a bit of a lie down soon gets a bit fraught. 19:304/5Richard's behaviour worsens, but there is pleasure to be found in stories. 19:454/5Lisa the new nanny is too beautiful for Frank, even with her plaits cut off.
| 19:003/7Mark Steel visits the scenic archipelago off the Cornish coast. 19:305/5William prepares to leave home. Sadness is looming for Richard... 19:455/5Abandoned by his wife, Frank Reid has something to ask nanny Lisa.
| 19:45'I am no longer a mere working man. I am a dedicated tripe visionary.'
| 19:40Musician Justin Hawkins chooses tracks by Johnny Nash and Townes Van Zandt. 19:50Winter 1913 finds Frank Reid, owner of a Moscow printing company, abandoned.
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| 20:00 | 20:004/6Nicholas Parsons challenges Paul Merton, Julian Clary, Gyles Brandreth and Tony Hawks. 20:302/6'Unreliable' historical account of Anne Boleyn's mother's impact on court.
| 20:002/6Dave Gorman discusses ridiculous, brilliant but unworkable ideas with Carol Vorderman. 20:301/6The downs and ups of a single mum's life with Ronni Ancona.
| 20:006/6John Lloyd and Alice Levine with Ade Adepitan, Dr Sarah Beynon and Hannah Gadsby. 20:303/4Does Humphrey Partridge harbour a dark secret?
| 20:003/6Martin Young quizzes Francis Wheen, Fred Housego and Jenny Colgan about famous folk. 20:305/6The local inhabitants inspire a downmarket writer from London.
| 20:002/6Rock music's Rick Wakeman quizzes a panel about himself. 20:303/6Is a new supply teacher in tune with the school's philosophy?
| 20:006/6Acclaimed baritone Benjamin Luxon joins the dear ladies for songs and conversation. 20:305/20Kenneth Horne stars in a musical - and Hornerama looks at Sport.
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| 21:00 | 21:00A couple decide to spend their holiday in their bedroom. 21:45At a Belfast newspaper office, a sub-editor faces unrest.
| 21:00The diary doings of Charles Pooter, a London clerk, and his long-suffering wife Carrie.
| 21:001/2Shakespeare is on trial. Just what was his relationship with the Earl of Southampton?
| 21:002/2Shakespeare's trial over his relationship with the Earl of Southampton continues. 21:45Mrs Mary Winters determines to get to the bottom of a mystery.
| 21:00Peggy Charlton’s twice-weekly trips to London raise a few eyebrows in her home town.
| 21:002/3Jessica Fostekew charts the horrors and the highs of pregnancy, birth and babies.
| 21:00Booking summer holidays and ways of talking. Al Read - man of many voices. 21:30Ron Glum marries Eth at last! - at least in prehistoric times.
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| 22:00 | 22:001/6Suspicious squirrels, egosurfing, and strategic skedaddling. 22:303/4Michael Burke gets trapped in the Moral Maze, and a makeover for Any Answers!
| 22:003/4Excited nuns, enemies who become lovers, and a fairy godmother. 22:301/6The Kapoors visit a stately home, plus Smeeta Smitten, Showbiz Kitten. 22:55Esyllt Sears chats again to sports presenter, podcaster and comedian Hannah East.
| 22:00Jo Caufield, Ayo Adenekan, Sarah Levine and Priya Hall join Angela Banes. 22:305/6Can Walter find someone suitably diplomatic to curate an exhibition in Europe?
| 22:002/6Good intentions, bad incentives and the politics that result. 22:306/6Brian tells of a place where forgetfulness is a virtue
| 22:002/4Miles interviews the BBC’s social mobility tsar. 22:305/6Is Kit really married to a dirty ruskie commie pinko lefty agitator agent? 22:55Esyllt Sears chats once more to sports presenter, podcaster and comedian Hannah East.
| 22:005/6The satirist dips into private journals, as autumn brings gloom for Sylvia Plath. 22:302/6Agony aunt Sarah's support group tackle a plastic surgery addiction. 22:55Tonight Iain Lee speaks to comedian, writer and illustrator Olaf Falafel
| 22:003/4DS Nick Mohammed is on the trail of a fugitive, with the help of Colin and Anna. 22:302/4Workshy John Weak is desperate to boost sales of a chocolate bar! 22:55Tonight Iain Lee chats again to comedian, writer and illustrator Olaf Falafel
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| 23:00 | 23:003/6The Naked Week team go shopping, shipping and shagg... you know what, never mind. 23:301/4Comedian Rob Newman presents a unique odyssey of our brains mixing stand-up and sketches.
| 23:001/6Rufus Hound chats to comedian Shazia Mirza about growing up as Muslim girl in the 1990s. 23:305/6Comedian and musician Tim Minchin interviews journalist and author Caitlin Moran.
| 23:002/4Stand-up Felicity Ward downloads an anti-smoking phone app. 23:152/4The stand-up comic's unique perspective on living life with his blindness. 23:301/6Barbara Dickson and Bill Bailey join the Sheffield singer-songwriter on-air.
| 23:002/4Alex is obsessed with snails, but what about women? 23:303/4A breakfast buffet dilemma - and a stag party goes awry.
| 23:002/5Do the bright lights of TV beckon for the comedy duo? 23:303/4Hal Cruttenden is confronted by his wife's surprising romantic past.
| 23:002/6Stephen K Amos, Susan Murray, Tom Craine and Josie Long present a guide to breaking up. 23:304/4A star-spangled American issue of the nostalgic spoof of boys' adventure story papers.
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