| 00:00 | 00:00Dystopic vision of London imagining the city divided in two. 00:452/3Photographing the deserted tower block means going to its 30th floor.
| 00:00Football's Bobby Charlton reveals his love of bird and sea life. 00:30Two young racing drivers battle it out on the track. Aasmah Mir follows their fortunes.
| 00:00Jane Hill and Derek Owusu talk to Harriett Gilbert about favourite books. 00:30The tale of a farmer's home marooned in the middle of the M62.
| 00:00The colourful roots of how British black music has entered the mainstream. 00:50Reflections on the launch and impact of Europe’s first black music station in 1981.
| 00:00Band leader Chris Barber chooses the legendary jazz trumpeter, Louis Armstrong. 00:30DJ Don Letts examines how Britain produced its own reggae revolution in the late 1970s
| 00:00In 1967, amidst protests and war, Louis Armstrong recorded 'What A Wonderful World' 00:30From gospel to grime, Jesse Bernard explores the role music plays in black churches.
| 00:00A young girl must visit a mysterious wizard to break a terrible spell.
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| 01:00 | 01:00Olympian and rower Dame Katherine Grainger is castaway by Kirsty Young. 01:45Musings on the natural history of perhaps the most lethargic beast in the animal world.
| 01:001/6Facing life without his partner-in-crime, Bunny's newspaper sparks a surprise. 01:306/6Can Simon gather the evidence to prove who the killer is - and stop more murders?
| 01:002/6A spate of jewel robberies! For once Raffles is not the culprit 01:301/4The actor-cum-amateur sleuth follows the trail of a monastic murderer.
| 01:003/6The gentleman thief has many adversaries, but none as formidable as Jacques Saillaid. 01:302/4Did she fall or was she pushed?
| 01:004/6The gentleman thief opts to re-equip in an unconventional way... 01:303/4A dead actress and a covert camera.
| 01:005/6Raffles and Bunny join the army and head for Africa. 01:304/4Can Charles find the murderer of the actress and the doorman?
| 01:001936, London's east end: The Kahn family are facing troubling times...
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| 02:00 | 02:00Daljit Nagra selects a personal favourite from the BBC's poetry archive. 02:30From 1890, a Utopian vision of a future England which had left industrialisation behind.
| 02:002/4President Heaven gets a First Lady, but she has a hidden secret. 02:3011/26Mainwaring's men spark havoc trying to fire a large naval gun.
| 02:003/8Jim Hacker gets the better of Sir Humphrey over a crisis in Derbyshire. 02:3014/14Neddie converts a famous London landmark into a spaceship.
| 02:005/8Sarah and her mother disagree over house tidiness, until a visitor arrives. 02:30The Lad dreams he's swept to power as Prime Minister.
| 02:002/4Hard-up Julius Hutch's retirement is hit by a blunder. 02:301/14Fred Harris, Jo Kendall, Nigel Rees and Chris Emmett refuse to speak of Eric Pode.
| 02:004/5The Parish Council's school crack down on hippies... 02:302/20Kenneth Horne explores the Greek myths, and Hornerama looks at careers.
| 02:30Kate Summerscale's gripping account of a gruesome murder in 1860.
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| 03:00 | 03:40Soweto Kinch chooses tracks by Ken 'Snake Hips' Johnson and Steve Williamson. 03:502/2Joyce auditions for Professor Broadbent with disastrous results!
| 03:001/4Dr Phil Hammond hears the stories of staff and patients at a new children's hospital. 03:301/5The Empire Windrush brings an exciting new musical style to London. 03:451/15Jamaican Hortense Roberts emigrates to London.
| 03:006/6Policeman turned stand-up Alfie Moore tackles driving fast. 03:302/5Lloyd Bradley explores steel pan, a Caribbean import into London's soundtrack. 03:452/15A hurricane in Jamaica exposes a secret...
| 03:002/4Comedian Bridget Christie contemplates mortality and takes a look at life. 03:303/5Lloyd Bradley charts the arrival of Afro-rock, a genuine London sound with African roots. 03:453/15As Jamaicans travel to England to join the war effort, news arrives about Michael.
| 03:003/4Richard Wilson decides to hold the party to end all parties. 03:304/5As roots reggae becomes popular, many black teenagers are drawn instead to lovers' rock. 03:454/15Hortense is still in Kingston, but her heart longs for England and Michael.
| 03:003/6It's Dame Sheila Hancock's turn to share her guilty secrets with Stephen Mangan. 03:305/5Jungle and garage pave the way for grime, a style that's become mainstream. 03:455/15Hortense comes up with an extraordinary plan to get to England.
| 03:40Presenter Amanda Holden with tracks by Meat Loaf and Dolly Parton. 03:452/4An irascible pensioner wonders why his family don't visit much.
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| 04:00 | | 04:002/6Katy Brand, Alex Horne, Richard Herring and Natalie Haynes vie for verbal supremacy. 04:302/6Cassie is worried about Pete's happiness.
| 04:00Can Bernard Cribbins, Dulcie Gray and Anthony Shaffer hoax Tim Brooke-Taylor? 04:303/4Two brothers share everything - home, work, and acute neuroses.
| 04:006/6Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Wendy Holden and Joseph Connolly's literary battle. 04:304/4The clerk sets out to prove he's surrounded by incompetents.
| 04:003/4Clive Anderson's panel show of the past quiz with Mark Steel and Chris Addison. 04:304/6Ken gets confused when he spots transvestite George.
| 04:002/6John Lloyd and Anna Ptaszynski with Rosie Holt, Olivia Potts and Professor Carlo Rovelli. 04:302/6Irene hits a snag with re-opening the Cumbrae Club.
| 04:005/6The Stackton Carnival is looming - but is it cursed as the dear ladies assume? 04:305/13Can rookie barrister Roger Thursby stop a leak of confidential information?
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| 05:00 | 05:005/8How is caretaker Ramsay's head for heights for a dangerous job? 05:30The Glums plan to open a sweet shop, and Madam Butterfly as you've never heard it before.
| 05:00Gertrude Stein bakes a liberation cake whilst reminiscing about artists she's met. 05:451/5A mysterious egg rolls out from a second-hand carpet for the nursery.
| 05:001/4Precious worries about her fiancé. Stars Claire Benedict. 05:452/5The children plan their revenge...
| 05:002/4Precious Ramotswe must find women wronged in the past by her client. 05:453/5The children plan a kind action using the magic carpet...
| 05:003/4Precious discovers that the agency has competition. 05:454/5The children realise they may be in danger...
| 05:004/4Precious makes an unhappy discovery. 05:455/5How can the children tell the Phoenix they think he should go?
| 05:00Sara Parker meets the winners of the annual prize for a new generation of feature makers.
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| 06:00 | 06:001/6Facing life without his partner-in-crime, Bunny's newspaper sparks a surprise. 06:306/6Can Simon gather the evidence to prove who the killer is - and stop more murders?
| 06:002/6A spate of jewel robberies! For once Raffles is not the culprit 06:301/4The actor-cum-amateur sleuth follows the trail of a monastic murderer.
| 06:003/6The gentleman thief has many adversaries, but none as formidable as Jacques Saillaid. 06:302/4Did she fall or was she pushed?
| 06:004/6The gentleman thief opts to re-equip in an unconventional way... 06:303/4A dead actress and a covert camera.
| 06:005/6Raffles and Bunny join the army and head for Africa. 06:304/4Can Charles find the murderer of the actress and the doorman?
| 06:001936, London's east end: The Kahn family are facing troubling times...
| 06:00Singer Tony Bennett is castaway by Michael Parkinson. 06:45The naturalist comments on the decline in collecting by children.
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| 07:00 | 07:002/4President Heaven gets a First Lady, but she has a hidden secret. 07:3011/26Mainwaring's men spark havoc trying to fire a large naval gun.
| 07:003/8Jim Hacker gets the better of Sir Humphrey over a crisis in Derbyshire. 07:3014/14Neddie converts a famous London landmark into a spaceship.
| 07:005/8Sarah and her mother disagree over house tidiness, until a visitor arrives. 07:30The Lad dreams he's swept to power as Prime Minister.
| 07:002/4Hard-up Julius Hutch's retirement is hit by a blunder. 07:301/14Fred Harris, Jo Kendall, Nigel Rees and Chris Emmett refuse to speak of Eric Pode.
| 07:004/5The Parish Council's school crack down on hippies... 07:302/20Kenneth Horne explores the Greek myths, and Hornerama looks at careers.
| 07:30Kate Summerscale's gripping account of a gruesome murder in 1860.
| 07:00Daljit Nagra selects two highlights from the BBC's poetry archive. 07:30Lloyd Bradley explores the story of black music in London from calypso to garage....
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| 08:00 | 08:001/4Dr Phil Hammond hears the stories of staff and patients at a new children's hospital. 08:301/5The Empire Windrush brings an exciting new musical style to London. 08:451/15Jamaican Hortense Roberts emigrates to London.
| 08:006/6Policeman turned stand-up Alfie Moore tackles driving fast. 08:302/5Lloyd Bradley explores steel pan, a Caribbean import into London's soundtrack. 08:452/15A hurricane in Jamaica exposes a secret...
| 08:002/4Comedian Bridget Christie contemplates mortality and takes a look at life. 08:303/5Lloyd Bradley charts the arrival of Afro-rock, a genuine London sound with African roots. 08:453/15As Jamaicans travel to England to join the war effort, news arrives about Michael.
| 08:003/4Richard Wilson decides to hold the party to end all parties. 08:304/5As roots reggae becomes popular, many black teenagers are drawn instead to lovers' rock. 08:454/15Hortense is still in Kingston, but her heart longs for England and Michael.
| 08:003/6It's Dame Sheila Hancock's turn to share her guilty secrets with Stephen Mangan. 08:305/5Jungle and garage pave the way for grime, a style that's become mainstream. 08:455/15Hortense comes up with an extraordinary plan to get to England.
| 08:40Presenter Amanda Holden with tracks by Meat Loaf and Dolly Parton. 08:452/4An irascible pensioner wonders why his family don't visit much.
| 08:40Author Andrea Levy selects tracks by Perry Como and Lord Kitchener. 08:501/3Jamaican Hortense Roberts emigrates to London.
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| 09:00 | 09:001/6We're back with Paul Merton, Lucy Porter, Gyles Brandreth and Rachel Parris. 09:301/5Retired professionals discuss living in care homes for specific trades. 09:45Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Hayley Matthews
| 09:004/6Eat the Rich, A Speech to the Graduates and Best Wishes are this week's essays. 09:302/5Retired clergy discuss living in a retirement home together. 09:45Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Laura Darrall.
| 09:006/6In Cardiff, Mike Bubbins and Sian Lloyd tell Ivo Graham about their biggest obsessions. 09:303/5Retired motor trade professionals discuss living in a retirement home together. 09:45Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Bishop David Walker.
| 09:006/6What if we had got the internet's funniest comedians to make a sketch show, though? 09:304/5Retired servicemen discuss living together at the Royal Hospital Chelsea. 09:45Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Laura Luz.
| 09:004/4Parish council fights a festival gone bad. Comedy from somewhere in Ulster near the border 09:305/5Actors discuss living in a retirement home together. 09:45Christian worship with a Bible reading, prayer and music led by Angel Morgan.
| 09:005/6The Stackton Carnival is looming - but is it cursed as the dear ladies assume? 09:305/13Can rookie barrister Roger Thursby stop a leak of confidential information?
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| 10:00 | 10:00Football's Bobby Charlton reveals his love of bird and sea life. 10:30Two young racing drivers battle it out on the track. Aasmah Mir follows their fortunes.
| 10:00Jane Hill and Derek Owusu talk to Harriett Gilbert about favourite books. 10:30The tale of a farmer's home marooned in the middle of the M62.
| 10:00The colourful roots of how British black music has entered the mainstream. 10:50Reflections on the launch and impact of Europe’s first black music station in 1981.
| 10:00Band leader Chris Barber chooses the legendary jazz trumpeter, Louis Armstrong. 10:30DJ Don Letts examines how Britain produced its own reggae revolution in the late 1970s
| 10:00In 1967, amidst protests and war, Louis Armstrong recorded 'What A Wonderful World' 10:30From gospel to grime, Jesse Bernard explores the role music plays in black churches.
| 10:00Sara Parker meets the winners of the annual prize for a new generation of feature makers.
| 10:006/8Elsie is facing eviction. Can Ramsay save the day? 10:30Fireworks for Dick Bentley, while Ron and Eth Glum open a sweet shop.
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| 11:00 | 11:001/6Facing life without his partner-in-crime, Bunny's newspaper sparks a surprise. 11:306/6Can Simon gather the evidence to prove who the killer is - and stop more murders?
| 11:002/6A spate of jewel robberies! For once Raffles is not the culprit 11:301/4The actor-cum-amateur sleuth follows the trail of a monastic murderer.
| 11:003/6The gentleman thief has many adversaries, but none as formidable as Jacques Saillaid. 11:302/4Did she fall or was she pushed?
| 11:004/6The gentleman thief opts to re-equip in an unconventional way... 11:303/4A dead actress and a covert camera.
| 11:005/6Raffles and Bunny join the army and head for Africa. 11:304/4Can Charles find the murderer of the actress and the doorman?
| 11:001936, London's east end: The Kahn family are facing troubling times...
| 11:00Singer Tony Bennett is castaway by Michael Parkinson. 11:45The naturalist comments on the decline in collecting by children.
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| 12:00 | 12:002/4President Heaven gets a First Lady, but she has a hidden secret. 12:3011/26Mainwaring's men spark havoc trying to fire a large naval gun.
| 12:003/8Jim Hacker gets the better of Sir Humphrey over a crisis in Derbyshire. 12:3014/14Neddie converts a famous London landmark into a spaceship.
| 12:005/8Sarah and her mother disagree over house tidiness, until a visitor arrives. 12:30The Lad dreams he's swept to power as Prime Minister.
| 12:002/4Hard-up Julius Hutch's retirement is hit by a blunder. 12:301/14Fred Harris, Jo Kendall, Nigel Rees and Chris Emmett refuse to speak of Eric Pode.
| 12:004/5The Parish Council's school crack down on hippies... 12:302/20Kenneth Horne explores the Greek myths, and Hornerama looks at careers.
| 12:30Kate Summerscale's gripping account of a gruesome murder in 1860.
| 12:00Daljit Nagra selects two highlights from the BBC's poetry archive. 12:30Lloyd Bradley explores the story of black music in London from calypso to garage....
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| 13:00 | 13:001/4Dr Phil Hammond hears the stories of staff and patients at a new children's hospital. 13:301/5The Empire Windrush brings an exciting new musical style to London. 13:451/15Jamaican Hortense Roberts emigrates to London.
| 13:006/6Policeman turned stand-up Alfie Moore tackles driving fast. 13:302/5Lloyd Bradley explores steel pan, a Caribbean import into London's soundtrack. 13:452/15A hurricane in Jamaica exposes a secret...
| 13:002/4Comedian Bridget Christie contemplates mortality and takes a look at life. 13:303/5Lloyd Bradley charts the arrival of Afro-rock, a genuine London sound with African roots. 13:453/15As Jamaicans travel to England to join the war effort, news arrives about Michael.
| 13:003/4Richard Wilson decides to hold the party to end all parties. 13:304/5As roots reggae becomes popular, many black teenagers are drawn instead to lovers' rock. 13:454/15Hortense is still in Kingston, but her heart longs for England and Michael.
| 13:003/6It's Dame Sheila Hancock's turn to share her guilty secrets with Stephen Mangan. 13:305/5Jungle and garage pave the way for grime, a style that's become mainstream. 13:455/15Hortense comes up with an extraordinary plan to get to England.
| 13:40Presenter Amanda Holden with tracks by Meat Loaf and Dolly Parton. 13:452/4An irascible pensioner wonders why his family don't visit much.
| 13:40Author Andrea Levy selects tracks by Perry Como and Lord Kitchener. 13:501/3Jamaican Hortense Roberts emigrates to London.
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| 14:00 | 14:002/6Katy Brand, Alex Horne, Richard Herring and Natalie Haynes vie for verbal supremacy. 14:302/6Cassie is worried about Pete's happiness.
| 14:00Can Bernard Cribbins, Dulcie Gray and Anthony Shaffer hoax Tim Brooke-Taylor? 14:303/4Two brothers share everything - home, work, and acute neuroses.
| 14:006/6Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Wendy Holden and Joseph Connolly's literary battle. 14:304/4The clerk sets out to prove he's surrounded by incompetents.
| 14:003/4Clive Anderson's panel show of the past quiz with Mark Steel and Chris Addison. 14:304/6Ken gets confused when he spots transvestite George.
| 14:002/6John Lloyd and Anna Ptaszynski with Rosie Holt, Olivia Potts and Professor Carlo Rovelli. 14:302/6Irene hits a snag with re-opening the Cumbrae Club.
| 14:005/6The Stackton Carnival is looming - but is it cursed as the dear ladies assume? 14:305/13Can rookie barrister Roger Thursby stop a leak of confidential information?
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| 15:00 | 15:00Gertrude Stein bakes a liberation cake whilst reminiscing about artists she's met. 15:451/5A mysterious egg rolls out from a second-hand carpet for the nursery.
| 15:001/4Precious worries about her fiancé. Stars Claire Benedict. 15:452/5The children plan their revenge...
| 15:002/4Precious Ramotswe must find women wronged in the past by her client. 15:453/5The children plan a kind action using the magic carpet...
| 3/4Precious discovers that the agency has competition. 15:454/5The children realise they may be in danger...
| 15:004/4Precious makes an unhappy discovery. 15:455/5How can the children tell the Phoenix they think he should go?
| 15:00Sara Parker meets the winners of the annual prize for a new generation of feature makers.
| 15:006/8Elsie is facing eviction. Can Ramsay save the day? 15:30Fireworks for Dick Bentley, while Ron and Eth Glum open a sweet shop.
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| 16:00 | 16:00Football's Bobby Charlton reveals his love of bird and sea life. 16:30Two young racing drivers battle it out on the track. Aasmah Mir follows their fortunes.
| 16:00Jane Hill and Derek Owusu talk to Harriett Gilbert about favourite books. 16:30The tale of a farmer's home marooned in the middle of the M62.
| 16:00The colourful roots of how British black music has entered the mainstream. 16:50Reflections on the launch and impact of Europe’s first black music station in 1981.
| 16:00Band leader Chris Barber chooses the legendary jazz trumpeter, Louis Armstrong. 16:30DJ Don Letts examines how Britain produced its own reggae revolution in the late 1970s
| 16:00In 1967, amidst protests and war, Louis Armstrong recorded 'What A Wonderful World' 16:30From gospel to grime, Jesse Bernard explores the role music plays in black churches.
| 16:00A young girl must visit a mysterious wizard to break a terrible spell.
| 16:00A discovery on Pluto promises profound ramifications back on Earth. 16:453/3Alone in the playground, Howard hears something make a squeaking noise.
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| 17:00 | 17:001/6Facing life without his partner-in-crime, Bunny's newspaper sparks a surprise. 17:306/6Can Simon gather the evidence to prove who the killer is - and stop more murders?
| 17:002/6A spate of jewel robberies! For once Raffles is not the culprit 17:301/4The actor-cum-amateur sleuth follows the trail of a monastic murderer.
| 17:003/6The gentleman thief has many adversaries, but none as formidable as Jacques Saillaid. 17:302/4Did she fall or was she pushed?
| 17:004/6The gentleman thief opts to re-equip in an unconventional way... 17:303/4A dead actress and a covert camera.
| 17:005/6Raffles and Bunny join the army and head for Africa. 17:304/4Can Charles find the murderer of the actress and the doorman?
| 17:001936, London's east end: The Kahn family are facing troubling times...
| 17:00Singer Tony Bennett is castaway by Michael Parkinson. 17:45The naturalist comments on the decline in collecting by children.
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| 18:00 | 18:002/4President Heaven gets a First Lady, but she has a hidden secret. 18:3011/26Mainwaring's men spark havoc trying to fire a large naval gun.
| 18:003/8Jim Hacker gets the better of Sir Humphrey over a crisis in Derbyshire. 18:3014/14Neddie converts a famous London landmark into a spaceship.
| 18:005/8Sarah and her mother disagree over house tidiness, until a visitor arrives. 18:30The Lad dreams he's swept to power as Prime Minister.
| 18:002/4Hard-up Julius Hutch's retirement is hit by a blunder. 18:301/14Fred Harris, Jo Kendall, Nigel Rees and Chris Emmett refuse to speak of Eric Pode.
| 18:004/5The Parish Council's school crack down on hippies... 18:302/20Kenneth Horne explores the Greek myths, and Hornerama looks at careers.
| 18:30Kate Summerscale's gripping account of a gruesome murder in 1860.
| 18:00Daljit Nagra selects two highlights from the BBC's poetry archive. 18:30Lloyd Bradley explores the story of black music in London from calypso to garage....
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| 19:00 | 19:001/4Dr Phil Hammond hears the stories of staff and patients at a new children's hospital. 19:301/5The Empire Windrush brings an exciting new musical style to London. 19:451/15Jamaican Hortense Roberts emigrates to London.
| 19:006/6Policeman turned stand-up Alfie Moore tackles driving fast. 19:302/5Lloyd Bradley explores steel pan, a Caribbean import into London's soundtrack. 19:452/15A hurricane in Jamaica exposes a secret...
| 19:002/4Comedian Bridget Christie contemplates mortality and takes a look at life. 19:303/5Lloyd Bradley charts the arrival of Afro-rock, a genuine London sound with African roots. 19:453/15As Jamaicans travel to England to join the war effort, news arrives about Michael.
| 19:003/4Richard Wilson decides to hold the party to end all parties. 19:304/5As roots reggae becomes popular, many black teenagers are drawn instead to lovers' rock. 19:454/15Hortense is still in Kingston, but her heart longs for England and Michael.
| 19:003/6It's Dame Sheila Hancock's turn to share her guilty secrets with Stephen Mangan. 19:305/5Jungle and garage pave the way for grime, a style that's become mainstream. 19:455/15Hortense comes up with an extraordinary plan to get to England.
| 19:40Presenter Amanda Holden with tracks by Meat Loaf and Dolly Parton. 19:452/4An irascible pensioner wonders why his family don't visit much.
| 19:40Author Andrea Levy selects tracks by Perry Como and Lord Kitchener. 19:501/3Jamaican Hortense Roberts emigrates to London.
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| 20:00 | 20:002/6Katy Brand, Alex Horne, Richard Herring and Natalie Haynes vie for verbal supremacy. 20:302/6Cassie is worried about Pete's happiness.
| 20:00Can Bernard Cribbins, Dulcie Gray and Anthony Shaffer hoax Tim Brooke-Taylor? 20:303/4Two brothers share everything - home, work, and acute neuroses.
| 20:006/6Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Wendy Holden and Joseph Connolly's literary battle. 20:304/4The clerk sets out to prove he's surrounded by incompetents.
| 20:003/4Clive Anderson's panel show of the past quiz with Mark Steel and Chris Addison. 20:304/6Ken gets confused when he spots transvestite George.
| 20:002/6John Lloyd and Anna Ptaszynski with Rosie Holt, Olivia Potts and Professor Carlo Rovelli. 20:302/6Irene hits a snag with re-opening the Cumbrae Club.
| 20:005/6The Stackton Carnival is looming - but is it cursed as the dear ladies assume? 20:305/13Can rookie barrister Roger Thursby stop a leak of confidential information?
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| 21:00 | 21:00Gertrude Stein bakes a liberation cake whilst reminiscing about artists she's met. 21:451/5A mysterious egg rolls out from a second-hand carpet for the nursery.
| 21:001/4Precious worries about her fiancé. Stars Claire Benedict. 21:452/5The children plan their revenge...
| 21:002/4Precious Ramotswe must find women wronged in the past by her client. 21:453/5The children plan a kind action using the magic carpet...
| 21:003/4Precious discovers that the agency has competition. 21:454/5The children realise they may be in danger...
| 21:004/4Precious makes an unhappy discovery. 21:455/5How can the children tell the Phoenix they think he should go?
| 21:00Sara Parker meets the winners of the annual prize for a new generation of feature makers.
| 21:006/8Elsie is facing eviction. Can Ramsay save the day? 21:30Fireworks for Dick Bentley, while Ron and Eth Glum open a sweet shop.
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| 22:00 | 22:001/6We're back with Paul Merton, Lucy Porter, Gyles Brandreth and Rachel Parris. 22:303/4Looking back at a week's worth of broadcasting...that never happened.
| 22:004/6Eat the Rich, A Speech to the Graduates and Best Wishes are this week's essays. 22:304/6Silliest Historical Attire? Matt Lucas hosts his alternative awards show. 22:55Comedian Rob Deering chats to stand-up comedian and music maker, Adam Flood
| 22:006/6In Cardiff, Mike Bubbins and Sian Lloyd tell Ivo Graham about their biggest obsessions. 22:301/4Comedian Mitch asks why do pop stars need fans?
| 22:006/6What if we had got the internet's funniest comedians to make a sketch show, though? 22:303/4It's time for 'flour power', and suddenly everything turns cool! 22:55Comedian Rob Deering chats to stand-up comedian and music maker, Adam Flood.
| 22:004/4Parish council fights a festival gone bad. Comedy from somewhere in Ulster near the border 22:302/4Comedic insight into growing up in Kenya with British influences that shaped lives. 22:452/4Comedian Rhys James explores different aspects of himself.
| 22:002/6Everyone's relaxed - until Martha arrives with her new age boyfriend. 22:304/4Tim Key broadcasts direct from the birth of Lord and Megan’s first child.
| 22:005/6A shock for Ezekiel as rakish Captain Dashmount woos Mary. 22:305/6Alexei Sayle travels from London to Holyhead, talking to strangers on his train. 22:55Comedy Club host Iain Lee chats to musical comedy duo Flo & Joan.
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| 23:00 | 23:00Lucy Porter gets current-ish with John Tothill, Kyrah Gray and Amy Annette. 23:306/6The museum's model railway club hits the buffers.
| 23:004/8From Vikings to Normans. Earth's definitive history from the National Theatre of Brent. 23:154/6The duo tell Parky about diversifying into cheese. 23:305/5The retail park hosts a VIP and a new work of art. What could go wrong?
| 23:003/4Our hero is torn over a billionaire's plan to demolish his home ground. 23:303/6Beethoven's 15th Symphony and Mr Makesalotofmistakes.
| 23:002/4Jason Watkins stars as an erotic crime author in an investigation into copycat crimes. 23:304/4A man discovers that his real name is Ian. Sketches with Daniel Rigby and Freya Parker.
| 23:004/6Disraeli arrives to deconstruct the characters and folk in Ben's life. 23:303/6Featuring a woman who is so useless, she's been snapped up for a job in government.
| 23:004/6The Wrigglesworths ponder a pet, while Tom plans a weekend getaway. 23:304/8Saluting the days of war, the radio team look back to the Normandy invasion.
| 23:003/6Damien takes his friends on a narrowboat holiday for his birthday. 23:305/6Freddy is after buzzwords as Maddox lands a scoop on the prime minister!
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