| 00:00 | 00:001/5Goodbye old world, the Russian doctor, a strange awakening… 00:301/4A holiday in Cornwall with an uncle turns sinister as the Drew children make a discovery.
| 00:00Adrian Laing talks about life with his father, the psychoanalyst, RD Laing. 00:30Alvin Hall on Motown's eight Black Forum spoken word records with the people behind them.
| 00:00Harriett Gilbert and guests John Inverdale and Rachel Cooke discuss their favourite books. 00:30Alexander Armstrong examines the impact and popularity of special agent Dick Barton.
| 00:00Horatio Clare explores the life, legacy and mythmaking of Jan Morris.
| 00:00Advertising guru Rory Sutherland on the founder of the New York punk band, the Ramones. 00:30Christopher Eccleston looks at the life and works of the Socialist playwright.
| 00:003/8Despite their hit anthem of love and support, Simon and Garfunkel struck some wrong notes. 00:30Why do writers find happiness such a difficult emotion to capture on the page?
| 00:002/2What is the secret at the heart of the space object known as Rama?
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| 01:00 | 01:00Ttravel writer Jan Morris is castaway choices by Sue Lawley. 01:45In 1936 men from the North of England marched to London to protest at mass unemployment.
| 01:006/6The water supply is cut off to force the Emir to negotiate. 01:305/8When another body is found, the sleuth's investigation takes a dramatic turn.
| 01:001/4A housemaid's murder reveals a web of hidden passions in a village. 01:306/8A nasty surprise package means that the sleuth is closing-in on the criminal mastermind.
| 01:002/4Inspector Adam Dalgliesh arrives in a quiet village to investigate a housemaid's murder. 01:307/8A dying man's final words bring the smooth sleuth a step closer to solving the mystery.
| 01:003/4With a growing list of murder suspects, the inspector uncovers fresh leads. 01:308/8The sleuth throws a drinks party to finger the gang leader to conclude the thriller.
| 01:004/4Inspector Dalgliesh summons the entire household to flush out the killer of Sally Jupp. 01:301/6Ex-SAS agent Terry is still hired for special 'jobs'. But a new assignment sparks alarm.
| 01:00A body found in a mountain lake connects mysteriously with the case of a missing wife.
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| 02:00 | 02:00Daljit Nagra selects another highlight from the BBC's poetry archive. 02:302/2Adrian goes to an art exhibition with his new love on New Year's Day.
| 02:004/5With his colleagues busy on the box, John Fuller-Carp wants to make a bigger TV splash. 02:3021/26The platoon battle to rescue a German pilot hanging off the Town Hall clock.
| 02:005/6It's a full moon. Will Maria's matchmaking succeed? 02:30London is besieged by birds in a special recording without an audience or orchestra.
| 02:001/8Eleanor has plans for nuptials in the family, but the family has other ideas. 02:301/8Tony, Andree and Bill head to Brighton for a seaside holiday... in November.
| 02:002/4After tackling the developers, should Julian keep his cards closer to his chest? 02:3011/15Learn how to offer family planning for rabbits.
| 02:001/7Always on the lookout for work, Robert lands a rather sedentary role. 02:3012/20Kenneth Horne helpfully translates a love scene in a French film.
| 02:30A young girl undertakes an unthinkable quest to avenge her father's death.
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| 03:00 | 03:40Entrepreneur Liz Earle chooses tracks by Nancy Sinatra and David Guetta with Estelle. 03:501/2The 18th-century gentleman's attempts to tell his tragi-comic story are frustrated.
| 03:003/6The offer of an honorary degree at an ex-polytechnic sends Peter into a depressive spiral. 03:301/5Diana Athill debunks the myth that Britain in the 1940s and 50s was dreary. 03:456/10Having recovered from the incident with Tristram's nose, his father is dealt another blow.
| 03:004/4Charlotte signs up for a bungee jump and both Charlotte and Lillian contemplate mortality. 03:302/5Diana describes the miscarriage that almost killed her, aged 43, in the early 1960s. 03:457/10Yet another misfortune befalls the boy Tristram as his father receives awful news.
| 03:002/6Joanna Lumley and Roger Allam star as a couple still passionate about life and each other. 03:303/5Diana Athill tells how she relinquished her independence and moved into a care home. 03:458/10Tristram recalls a typical act of kindness by Toby and the time his uncle fell in love.
| 03:005/6Dead popstar Nathan Blakely is reincarnated - as a cleaning wrasse! 03:304/5Approaching her 98th birthday, Diana Athill shares her thoughts and feelings about death. 03:459/10Widow Wadman bustles her way into Uncle Toby's sentry box and then into his heart.
| 03:001/6Sue Perkins shows and tells nature with her guests. 03:305/5Diana Athill looks back on the things that have brought her simple pleasure through life. 03:4510/10Widow Wadman makes a discovery as Tristram brings his story to a surprising conclusion.
| 03:40Broadcaster Chris Tarrant chooses tracks by Frank Sinatra and Mike + The Mechanics. 03:456/6Mr Greenfield forces Geoffrey into a crooked money-making scheme.
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| 04:00 | | 04:003/6Nicholas Parsons challenges Paul Merton, Julian Clary, Sue Perkins and Greg Proops. 04:30Will a rich American live to regret buying the world's most famous hotel on a whim?
| 04:003/6Comedians try to smuggle truths past opponents in David Mitchell's comedy panel game. 04:30A Centenier on Jersey battles to solve a young woman's mysterious death.
| 04:004/5James Walton’s quiz with Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Sue Limb and Joanne Harris. 04:30PC George Dixon begins mentoring a young recruit.
| 04:00The cross-generational general knowledge quiz with Stuart Maconie. 04:30Eccentric Francis wants to fight corruption in his community by setting up a newspaper.
| 04:006/6Ian McMillan challenges Roger McGough, Mark Thomas, Rory Motion and Dillie Keane. 04:30Young writer Roddy is sent by his agent to live with the Madison family.
| 04:003/6Larks from the much-loved comedy duo. Private Morecambe is a hero. 04:30Leslie, chauffeur to his ex-wife, is alarmed to learn that she has become engaged.
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| 05:00 | 05:00When an attractive exchange teacher from France arrives, Professor Edwards has to act. 05:306/20More havoc when Jimmy thinks Mother’s been abducted!
| | | | | | 05:00Poet John Betjeman and cartoonist Osbert Lancaster recall conservatories and orangeries. 05:20Cartoonist Sir Osbert Lancaster explains how he tries to make the picture tell the story. 05:35Dan Cruickshank explores his passion for the work of Georgian architect Robert Adam. 05:50Writer Max Hastings chooses songs by Gilbert & Sullivan and Verdi.
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| 06:00 | 06:006/6The water supply is cut off to force the Emir to negotiate. 06:305/8When another body is found, the sleuth's investigation takes a dramatic turn.
| 06:001/4A housemaid's murder reveals a web of hidden passions in a village. 06:306/8A nasty surprise package means that the sleuth is closing-in on the criminal mastermind.
| 06:002/4Inspector Adam Dalgliesh arrives in a quiet village to investigate a housemaid's murder. 06:307/8A dying man's final words bring the smooth sleuth a step closer to solving the mystery.
| 06:003/4With a growing list of murder suspects, the inspector uncovers fresh leads. 06:308/8The sleuth throws a drinks party to finger the gang leader to conclude the thriller.
| 06:004/4Inspector Dalgliesh summons the entire household to flush out the killer of Sally Jupp. 06:301/6Ex-SAS agent Terry is still hired for special 'jobs'. But a new assignment sparks alarm.
| 06:00A body found in a mountain lake connects mysteriously with the case of a missing wife.
| 06:00Explorer David Hempleman Adams is castaway by Sue Lawley. 06:452/3The story behind the enduring popularity of Pooh Bear.
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| 07:00 | 07:004/5With his colleagues busy on the box, John Fuller-Carp wants to make a bigger TV splash. 07:3021/26The platoon battle to rescue a German pilot hanging off the Town Hall clock.
| 07:005/6It's a full moon. Will Maria's matchmaking succeed? 07:30London is besieged by birds in a special recording without an audience or orchestra.
| 07:001/8Eleanor has plans for nuptials in the family, but the family has other ideas. 07:301/8Tony, Andree and Bill head to Brighton for a seaside holiday... in November.
| 07:002/4After tackling the developers, should Julian keep his cards closer to his chest? 07:3011/15Learn how to offer family planning for rabbits.
| 07:001/7Always on the lookout for work, Robert lands a rather sedentary role. 07:3012/20Kenneth Horne helpfully translates a love scene in a French film.
| 07:30A young girl undertakes an unthinkable quest to avenge her father's death.
| 07:00Daljit Nagra selects another highlight from the BBC's poetry archive. 07:30Written in her 90s, Diana Athill debunks the myth that Britain was dreary in 40s and 50s
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| 08:00 | 08:003/6The offer of an honorary degree at an ex-polytechnic sends Peter into a depressive spiral. 08:301/5Diana Athill debunks the myth that Britain in the 1940s and 50s was dreary. 08:456/10Having recovered from the incident with Tristram's nose, his father is dealt another blow.
| 08:004/4Charlotte signs up for a bungee jump and both Charlotte and Lillian contemplate mortality. 08:302/5Diana describes the miscarriage that almost killed her, aged 43, in the early 1960s. 08:457/10Yet another misfortune befalls the boy Tristram as his father receives awful news.
| 08:002/6Joanna Lumley and Roger Allam star as a couple still passionate about life and each other. 08:303/5Diana Athill tells how she relinquished her independence and moved into a care home. 08:458/10Tristram recalls a typical act of kindness by Toby and the time his uncle fell in love.
| 08:005/6Dead popstar Nathan Blakely is reincarnated - as a cleaning wrasse! 08:304/5Approaching her 98th birthday, Diana Athill shares her thoughts and feelings about death. 08:459/10Widow Wadman bustles her way into Uncle Toby's sentry box and then into his heart.
| 08:001/6Sue Perkins shows and tells nature with her guests. 08:305/5Diana Athill looks back on the things that have brought her simple pleasure through life. 08:4510/10Widow Wadman makes a discovery as Tristram brings his story to a surprising conclusion.
| 08:40Broadcaster Chris Tarrant chooses tracks by Frank Sinatra and Mike + The Mechanics. 08:456/6Mr Greenfield forces Geoffrey into a crooked money-making scheme.
| 08:40Opera singer Willard White chooses music by Nat King Cole and Bach. 08:502/2Recovered from the incident with Tristram's nose, can his father cope with another blow?
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| 09:00 | 09:005/6Time flying too fast, rose-tinted spectacles and the curse of autocorrect. 09:301/5Ben Garrod explores the truth about Irish Giants in the first of five stories about bones. 09:45Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Rev Canon Dr Sue Jones
| 09:002/4Modern masculinity. Should we just ‘man up’? 09:302/5Ben Garrod explores the story behind mammoth bones found in Norfolk. 09:45A week of services reflecting on choral music and the organ.
| 09:004/4Stand-up series about big strong women who do 'unladylike' sports. 09:303/5Ben Garrod reveals how the archers who sank with the Mary Rose could help medical science. 09:45A week of services reflecting on choral music and the organ
| 09:004/4Omid Djalili asks what might save us from all this noise. 09:304/5Ben Garrod reveals how the dodo might be brought back from extinction. 09:45A week of services reflecting on choral music and the organ.
| 09:005/8Laura hears about big families, brilliant advice and some very powerful women. 09:305/5Ben Garrod on how a man-eating tiger provides new evidence about human evolution. 09:45Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Rev Malcolm Rogers
| 09:003/6Larks from the much-loved comedy duo. Private Morecambe is a hero. 09:30Leslie, chauffeur to his ex-wife, is alarmed to learn that she has become engaged.
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| 10:00 | 10:00Adrian Laing talks about life with his father, the psychoanalyst, RD Laing. 10:30Alvin Hall on Motown's eight Black Forum spoken word records with the people behind them.
| 10:00Harriett Gilbert and guests John Inverdale and Rachel Cooke discuss their favourite books. 10:30Alexander Armstrong examines the impact and popularity of special agent Dick Barton.
| 10:00Horatio Clare explores the life, legacy and mythmaking of Jan Morris.
| 10:00Advertising guru Rory Sutherland on the founder of the New York punk band, the Ramones. 10:30Christopher Eccleston looks at the life and works of the Socialist playwright.
| 10:003/8Despite their hit anthem of love and support, Simon and Garfunkel struck some wrong notes. 10:30Why do writers find happiness such a difficult emotion to capture on the page?
| 10:00Poet John Betjeman and cartoonist Osbert Lancaster recall conservatories and orangeries. 10:20Cartoonist Sir Osbert Lancaster explains how he tries to make the picture tell the story. 10:35Dan Cruickshank explores his passion for the work of Georgian architect Robert Adam. 10:50Writer Max Hastings chooses songs by Gilbert & Sullivan and Verdi.
| 10:00Professor Jimmy Edwards' financial plans are scuppered unless he can find a wife. 10:307/20Susan rides Jimmy's bike sparking more disruption for the Clitheroe family!
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| 11:00 | 11:006/6The water supply is cut off to force the Emir to negotiate. 11:305/8When another body is found, the sleuth's investigation takes a dramatic turn.
| 11:001/4A housemaid's murder reveals a web of hidden passions in a village. 11:306/8A nasty surprise package means that the sleuth is closing-in on the criminal mastermind.
| 11:002/4Inspector Adam Dalgliesh arrives in a quiet village to investigate a housemaid's murder. 11:307/8A dying man's final words bring the smooth sleuth a step closer to solving the mystery.
| 11:003/4With a growing list of murder suspects, the inspector uncovers fresh leads. 11:308/8The sleuth throws a drinks party to finger the gang leader to conclude the thriller.
| 11:004/4Inspector Dalgliesh summons the entire household to flush out the killer of Sally Jupp. 11:301/6Ex-SAS agent Terry is still hired for special 'jobs'. But a new assignment sparks alarm.
| 11:00A body found in a mountain lake connects mysteriously with the case of a missing wife.
| 11:00Explorer David Hempleman Adams is castaway by Sue Lawley. 11:452/3The story behind the enduring popularity of Pooh Bear.
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| 12:00 | 12:004/5With his colleagues busy on the box, John Fuller-Carp wants to make a bigger TV splash. 12:3021/26The platoon battle to rescue a German pilot hanging off the Town Hall clock.
| 12:005/6It's a full moon. Will Maria's matchmaking succeed? 12:30London is besieged by birds in a special recording without an audience or orchestra.
| 12:001/8Eleanor has plans for nuptials in the family, but the family has other ideas. 12:301/8Tony, Andree and Bill head to Brighton for a seaside holiday... in November.
| 12:002/4After tackling the developers, should Julian keep his cards closer to his chest? 12:3011/15Learn how to offer family planning for rabbits.
| 12:001/7Always on the lookout for work, Robert lands a rather sedentary role. 12:3012/20Kenneth Horne helpfully translates a love scene in a French film.
| 12:30A young girl undertakes an unthinkable quest to avenge her father's death.
| 12:00Daljit Nagra selects another highlight from the BBC's poetry archive. 12:30Written in her 90s, Diana Athill debunks the myth that Britain was dreary in 40s and 50s
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| 13:00 | 13:003/6The offer of an honorary degree at an ex-polytechnic sends Peter into a depressive spiral. 13:301/5Diana Athill debunks the myth that Britain in the 1940s and 50s was dreary. 13:456/10Having recovered from the incident with Tristram's nose, his father is dealt another blow.
| 13:004/4Charlotte signs up for a bungee jump and both Charlotte and Lillian contemplate mortality. 13:302/5Diana describes the miscarriage that almost killed her, aged 43, in the early 1960s. 13:457/10Yet another misfortune befalls the boy Tristram as his father receives awful news.
| 13:002/6Joanna Lumley and Roger Allam star as a couple still passionate about life and each other. 13:303/5Diana Athill tells how she relinquished her independence and moved into a care home. 13:458/10Tristram recalls a typical act of kindness by Toby and the time his uncle fell in love.
| 13:005/6Dead popstar Nathan Blakely is reincarnated - as a cleaning wrasse! 13:304/5Approaching her 98th birthday, Diana Athill shares her thoughts and feelings about death. 13:459/10Widow Wadman bustles her way into Uncle Toby's sentry box and then into his heart.
| 13:001/6Sue Perkins shows and tells nature with her guests. 13:305/5Diana Athill looks back on the things that have brought her simple pleasure through life. 13:4510/10Widow Wadman makes a discovery as Tristram brings his story to a surprising conclusion.
| 13:40Broadcaster Chris Tarrant chooses tracks by Frank Sinatra and Mike + The Mechanics. 13:456/6Mr Greenfield forces Geoffrey into a crooked money-making scheme.
| 13:40Opera singer Willard White chooses music by Nat King Cole and Bach. 13:502/2Recovered from the incident with Tristram's nose, can his father cope with another blow?
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| 14:00 | 14:003/6Nicholas Parsons challenges Paul Merton, Julian Clary, Sue Perkins and Greg Proops. 14:30Will a rich American live to regret buying the world's most famous hotel on a whim?
| 14:003/6Comedians try to smuggle truths past opponents in David Mitchell's comedy panel game. 14:30A Centenier on Jersey battles to solve a young woman's mysterious death.
| 14:004/5James Walton’s quiz with Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Sue Limb and Joanne Harris. 14:30PC George Dixon begins mentoring a young recruit.
| 14:00The cross-generational general knowledge quiz with Stuart Maconie. 14:30Eccentric Francis wants to fight corruption in his community by setting up a newspaper.
| 14:006/6Ian McMillan challenges Roger McGough, Mark Thomas, Rory Motion and Dillie Keane. 14:30Young writer Roddy is sent by his agent to live with the Madison family.
| 14:003/6Larks from the much-loved comedy duo. Private Morecambe is a hero. 14:30Leslie, chauffeur to his ex-wife, is alarmed to learn that she has become engaged.
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| 15:00 | | | | | | 15:00Poet John Betjeman and cartoonist Osbert Lancaster recall conservatories and orangeries. 15:20Cartoonist Sir Osbert Lancaster explains how he tries to make the picture tell the story. 15:35Dan Cruickshank explores his passion for the work of Georgian architect Robert Adam. 15:50Writer Max Hastings chooses songs by Gilbert & Sullivan and Verdi.
| 15:00Professor Jimmy Edwards' financial plans are scuppered unless he can find a wife. 15:307/20Susan rides Jimmy's bike sparking more disruption for the Clitheroe family!
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| 16:00 | 16:00Adrian Laing talks about life with his father, the psychoanalyst, RD Laing. 16:30Alvin Hall on Motown's eight Black Forum spoken word records with the people behind them.
| 16:00Harriett Gilbert and guests John Inverdale and Rachel Cooke discuss their favourite books. 16:30Alexander Armstrong examines the impact and popularity of special agent Dick Barton.
| 16:00Horatio Clare explores the life, legacy and mythmaking of Jan Morris.
| 16:00Advertising guru Rory Sutherland on the founder of the New York punk band, the Ramones. 16:30Christopher Eccleston looks at the life and works of the Socialist playwright.
| 16:003/8Despite their hit anthem of love and support, Simon and Garfunkel struck some wrong notes. 16:30Why do writers find happiness such a difficult emotion to capture on the page?
| 16:002/2What is the secret at the heart of the space object known as Rama?
| 16:002/5Medical chips, the convict, the blind boat captain… 16:302/4A treasure hunt under a full moon leads Simon, Jane and Barney deeper into danger.
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| 17:00 | 17:006/6The water supply is cut off to force the Emir to negotiate. 17:305/8When another body is found, the sleuth's investigation takes a dramatic turn.
| 17:001/4A housemaid's murder reveals a web of hidden passions in a village. 17:306/8A nasty surprise package means that the sleuth is closing-in on the criminal mastermind.
| 17:002/4Inspector Adam Dalgliesh arrives in a quiet village to investigate a housemaid's murder. 17:307/8A dying man's final words bring the smooth sleuth a step closer to solving the mystery.
| 17:003/4With a growing list of murder suspects, the inspector uncovers fresh leads. 17:308/8The sleuth throws a drinks party to finger the gang leader to conclude the thriller.
| 17:004/4Inspector Dalgliesh summons the entire household to flush out the killer of Sally Jupp. 17:301/6Ex-SAS agent Terry is still hired for special 'jobs'. But a new assignment sparks alarm.
| 17:00A body found in a mountain lake connects mysteriously with the case of a missing wife.
| 17:00Explorer David Hempleman Adams is castaway by Sue Lawley. 17:452/3The story behind the enduring popularity of Pooh Bear.
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| 18:00 | 18:004/5With his colleagues busy on the box, John Fuller-Carp wants to make a bigger TV splash. 18:3021/26The platoon battle to rescue a German pilot hanging off the Town Hall clock.
| 18:005/6It's a full moon. Will Maria's matchmaking succeed? 18:30London is besieged by birds in a special recording without an audience or orchestra.
| 18:001/8Eleanor has plans for nuptials in the family, but the family has other ideas. 18:301/8Tony, Andree and Bill head to Brighton for a seaside holiday... in November.
| 18:002/4After tackling the developers, should Julian keep his cards closer to his chest? 18:3011/15Learn how to offer family planning for rabbits.
| 18:001/7Always on the lookout for work, Robert lands a rather sedentary role. 18:3012/20Kenneth Horne helpfully translates a love scene in a French film.
| 18:30A young girl undertakes an unthinkable quest to avenge her father's death.
| 18:00Daljit Nagra selects another highlight from the BBC's poetry archive. 18:30Written in her 90s, Diana Athill debunks the myth that Britain was dreary in 40s and 50s
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| 19:00 | 19:003/6The offer of an honorary degree at an ex-polytechnic sends Peter into a depressive spiral. 19:301/5Diana Athill debunks the myth that Britain in the 1940s and 50s was dreary. 19:456/10Having recovered from the incident with Tristram's nose, his father is dealt another blow.
| 19:004/4Charlotte signs up for a bungee jump and both Charlotte and Lillian contemplate mortality. 19:302/5Diana describes the miscarriage that almost killed her, aged 43, in the early 1960s. 19:457/10Yet another misfortune befalls the boy Tristram as his father receives awful news.
| 19:002/6Joanna Lumley and Roger Allam star as a couple still passionate about life and each other. 19:303/5Diana Athill tells how she relinquished her independence and moved into a care home. 19:458/10Tristram recalls a typical act of kindness by Toby and the time his uncle fell in love.
| 19:005/6Dead popstar Nathan Blakely is reincarnated - as a cleaning wrasse! 19:304/5Approaching her 98th birthday, Diana Athill shares her thoughts and feelings about death. 19:459/10Widow Wadman bustles her way into Uncle Toby's sentry box and then into his heart.
| 19:001/6Sue Perkins shows and tells nature with her guests. 19:305/5Diana Athill looks back on the things that have brought her simple pleasure through life. 19:4510/10Widow Wadman makes a discovery as Tristram brings his story to a surprising conclusion.
| 19:40Broadcaster Chris Tarrant chooses tracks by Frank Sinatra and Mike + The Mechanics. 19:456/6Mr Greenfield forces Geoffrey into a crooked money-making scheme.
| 19:40Opera singer Willard White chooses music by Nat King Cole and Bach. 19:502/2Recovered from the incident with Tristram's nose, can his father cope with another blow?
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| 20:00 | 20:003/6Nicholas Parsons challenges Paul Merton, Julian Clary, Sue Perkins and Greg Proops. 20:30Will a rich American live to regret buying the world's most famous hotel on a whim?
| 20:003/6Comedians try to smuggle truths past opponents in David Mitchell's comedy panel game. 20:30A Centenier on Jersey battles to solve a young woman's mysterious death.
| 20:004/5James Walton’s quiz with Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Sue Limb and Joanne Harris. 20:30PC George Dixon begins mentoring a young recruit.
| 20:00The cross-generational general knowledge quiz with Stuart Maconie. 20:30Eccentric Francis wants to fight corruption in his community by setting up a newspaper.
| 20:006/6Ian McMillan challenges Roger McGough, Mark Thomas, Rory Motion and Dillie Keane. 20:30Young writer Roddy is sent by his agent to live with the Madison family.
| 20:003/6Larks from the much-loved comedy duo. Private Morecambe is a hero. 20:30Leslie, chauffeur to his ex-wife, is alarmed to learn that she has become engaged.
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| 21:00 | | | | | | 21:00Poet John Betjeman and cartoonist Osbert Lancaster recall conservatories and orangeries. 21:20Cartoonist Sir Osbert Lancaster explains how he tries to make the picture tell the story. 21:35Dan Cruickshank explores his passion for the work of Georgian architect Robert Adam. 21:50Writer Max Hastings chooses songs by Gilbert & Sullivan and Verdi.
| 21:00Professor Jimmy Edwards' financial plans are scuppered unless he can find a wife. 21:307/20Susan rides Jimmy's bike sparking more disruption for the Clitheroe family!
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| 22:00 | 22:005/6Time flying too fast, rose-tinted spectacles and the curse of autocorrect. 22:303/6The Brummie musicologist reveals some big rock names who have a lot to thank him for. 22:453/6Prisoner Gary is missing his wife and worried about what she might be getting up to.
| 22:002/4Modern masculinity. Should we just ‘man up’? 22:302/4Spoofing the Today programme, and memories of playing a club in Bolton. 22:55Jake Yapp chats again to comedy historians Gemma and Robert Ross.
| 22:004/4Stand-up series about big strong women who do 'unladylike' sports. 22:303/6The comedian sets out to discover how many people it takes to create a music scene.
| 22:004/4Omid Djalili asks what might save us from all this noise. 22:304/4Lemn examines where he let himself do the wrong thing, and how he has tried to make amends 22:55Jake Yapp chats again to comedy historians Gemma and Robert Ross.
| 22:005/8Laura hears about big families, brilliant advice and some very powerful women. 22:301/6The London Asian radio station toughens up its act. From 1996.
| 22:005/6Prince Charles ends up helping his driver move a sideboard. 22:30Dominic Frisby hosts a panel show about what we think we know and what we actually know.
| 22:002/4Marc Wootton and friends play couples on date night. 22:303/6Alexei Sayle travels from Birmingham to Stansted Airport, meeting strangers on his train.
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| 23:00 | 23:005/8Andy Zaltzman quizzes the week's news. 23:301/6Captain Brimshaw is told to wed his cousin in England.
| 23:006/6In her mission to save the world, country legend Tina C ends up camped outside St Paul's. 23:152/6Christine discovers the benefits of taking up painting. Stars Rosie Cavaliero. 23:301/6Compulsive Liars Anonymous and a birthday shock.
| 23:005/6Justin has to cope with a chance of his big break. 23:305/5A twisted comedy treat. The news remixed. Jon Holmes presents The Skewer. Headphones on. 23:455/8A new sexy fish called Pandora sparks jealousy in the bowl.
| 23:006/8The Luton laureate muses on dogs and school puddings. 23:152/5Music, prosaic idiosyncrasy and whimsy from the unique Ivor Cutler. 23:306/6The pathologists help a celebrated Dutch anatomist in the first ever 'live' radio autopsy.
| 23:002/5Memoirs of a boy growing up in the 1970s, when a girl caused excitement and self-loathing. 23:152/5Helen decides it is never too late to embark upon a major business venture. 23:304/6A new pet shop is set to open at Edge Falls retail park, but where are all the pets?
| 23:007/8Stand-up comedy with Fred MacAulay and guests, from The Stand Comedy Club in Newcastle. 23:30From a spoof Melvyn Bragg to a signing chimp. Sketch comedy from November 1984.
| 23:001/4The young aspiring politicians attempt to get the recognition and publicity they deserve. 23:305/6Can struggling journalist Maddox's literary pretentions survive in the new media world?
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