A visiting choir sets hearts aflutter amongst the ladies of the town of Wadenbrook. Shelia Hancock narrates. From December 2011 Show more

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Stand-up from the Biggest Weekend festival hosted by Tez Ilyas. Show more

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Based on film producer John Houseman's memoirs of The Blue Dahlia and risk-taker Raymond Chandler. Stars Peter Barkworth.

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New town education, and Professor Prune's time travel adventure continues. Stars John Cleese and Bill Oddie. From January 1969. Show more

Penned by Bob Monkhouse, and from his private archive, comedy from Cyril Fletcher and his guest Herbert Lom. Co-written by Denis Goodwin. From March 1953. Show more

Can Poirot finally fathom out the murderous events afloat? Agatha Christie's whodunit stars John Moffatt and Rosemary Leach. Show more

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Secrets are revealed in a touching love story is about the power of books. Read by Madeleine Potter and Hari Dhillon. Show more

Martin Ellis catches up with famous early cyclists Edward Elgar and Vaughn Williams. Even Sherlock Holmes took an interest. Show more

Determined to avenge the crime against his friend, Robert confronts the beautiful Lucy with the truth. Stars Alex Wyndham. Show more

Continuing along the River Seine, Charles Timoney tries several modes of transport to accomplish his mission. Read by Mark Heap. Show more

Based on film producer John Houseman's memoirs of The Blue Dahlia and risk-taker Raymond Chandler. Stars Peter Barkworth.

Graeme Garden chairs the debating game with Gyles Brandreth, Sue Perkins, Steve Punt and Marcus Brigstocke. From June 2001. Show more

Sarah is off to Florence but worries about her mother, plus there's shock news from Clare. Stars Prunella Scales. From November 1987. Show more

Kate is in possibly the worst school play ever, while Richard casts himself as a therapist in Sarah's absence. Stars Peter Davison. From August 1996. Show more

Stand-up from the Biggest Weekend festival hosted by Tez Ilyas. Show more

Bobby Quine and Automatic Jack set up the cyberspace burn on the House of Blue Lights - their last big score. Read by Adam Sims. Show more

Mike and Steve talk to John about Fisherman's Blues, the fourth Waterboys album from 1988. From June 2013. Show more

New town education, and Professor Prune's time travel adventure continues. Stars John Cleese and Bill Oddie. From January 1969. Show more

Penned by Bob Monkhouse, and from his private archive, comedy from Cyril Fletcher and his guest Herbert Lom. Co-written by Denis Goodwin. From March 1953. Show more

Can Poirot finally fathom out the murderous events afloat? Agatha Christie's whodunit stars John Moffatt and Rosemary Leach. Show more

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The funny, sad and bewildering interactions of a community psychiatric nurse's rounds. Stars Paul Whitehouse and Esther Coles. Show more

From ten until midnight, seven days a week, the Comedy Club has two hours of comedy. Plus Arthur Smith presents highlights from the Wells Comedy Festival in Somerset.

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The story of 'Suits You, Sir' as two Fast Show stars are reunited in the relay interview show. From March 2008.

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Mike and Steve talk to John about Fisherman's Blues, the fourth Waterboys album from 1988. From June 2013. Show more

Can Poirot finally fathom out the murderous events afloat? Agatha Christie's whodunit stars John Moffatt and Rosemary Leach. Show more

Lucinda Lambton reports on the struggles to save unfashionable 1960s and 1970s buildings in danger of demolition. From October 2008. Show more

Secrets are revealed in a touching love story is about the power of books. Read by Madeleine Potter and Hari Dhillon. Show more

Martin Ellis catches up with famous early cyclists Edward Elgar and Vaughn Williams. Even Sherlock Holmes took an interest. Show more

Determined to avenge the crime against his friend, Robert confronts the beautiful Lucy with the truth. Stars Alex Wyndham. Show more

Continuing along the River Seine, Charles Timoney tries several modes of transport to accomplish his mission. Read by Mark Heap. Show more

Based on film producer John Houseman's memoirs of The Blue Dahlia and risk-taker Raymond Chandler. Stars Peter Barkworth.

Graeme Garden chairs the debating game with Gyles Brandreth, Sue Perkins, Steve Punt and Marcus Brigstocke. From June 2001. Show more

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