BBC Radio 4 Extra

The last clever knot has been unravelled. George Smiley devises a stratagem to entice the Russian 'mole' to reveal his identity... Starring Bernard Hepton as George Smiley. John le Carre's classic 1974 novel of Cold War espionage. Adapted in seven parts by Rene Basilico.

Can Straker and Abdul avoid the chasing Karianides, and foil the Sand Leopard's sinister plans?

Sarah and her mother Eleanor wage a war of attrition, until Russell steps in.

With east/west relations in crisis, Tony takes it upon himself to launch his very own diplomatic mission.

Roger's formidable Auntie Hilda announces she's coming to live with them. Feisty but frail, she bonds instantly with Amy the dog, and is a hit with all their friends.

It's 1952, and an architect and his wife take a chance on two siblings, released from borstal.

Carly is 23. She has come back home to live in Berkshire. She goes to her old school to visit her ex-headmistress Sarah.

Comedian Glenn Moore looks in his almanac at world events and what he was doing at the time. As one British astronaut touches down from the ISS, Glenn decides to become the next.

Kirsty Logan explores the ghostly tales found in Pu Songling's 'Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio', a collection of hundreds of fantastic and slippery tales of ghosts, spirits and demons that include a most unusual ghost, a pregnant ghost, that gives birth to a living child.

A space for Christian reflection with Bible reading, prayer and music.

Marvel and DC, the two titans of America superhero comics, have been locked in cosmic battle for over six decades - raging across publishing, radio, TV, movies, gaming and animation. It's one of the greatest rivalries in the history of pop culture.

The last clever knot has been unravelled. George Smiley devises a stratagem to entice the Russian 'mole' to reveal his identity... Starring Bernard Hepton as George Smiley. John le Carre's classic 1974 novel of Cold War espionage. Adapted in seven parts by Rene Basilico.

Can Straker and Abdul avoid the chasing Karianides, and foil the Sand Leopard's sinister plans?

Sarah and her mother Eleanor wage a war of attrition, until Russell steps in.

With east/west relations in crisis, Tony takes it upon himself to launch his very own diplomatic mission.

Roger's formidable Auntie Hilda announces she's coming to live with them. Feisty but frail, she bonds instantly with Amy the dog, and is a hit with all their friends.

It's 1952, and an architect and his wife take a chance on two siblings, released from borstal.

Carly is 23. She has come back home to live in Berkshire. She goes to her old school to visit her ex-headmistress Sarah.

Will Tim Brooke-Taylor be fooled by Dulcie Gray, Miles Kington or John Wells?

When Ebenezer Fudge's characters come to life, they start to critique his preposterous plots.

Radio 4 Extra marks the 300th anniversary - 28 October 1726 - of the publication of Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift. Jonathan Swift (1667-1745), the author of 'Gulliver's Travels', is interviewed, in depth, about his public as well as his personal - sometimes very personal...

In 1729, Jonathan Swift published 'A Modest Proposal' to solve poverty in Ireland. Now, six contemporary Irish poets make proposals to tackle today's social inequalities.

Marvel and DC, the two titans of America superhero comics, have been locked in cosmic battle for over six decades - raging across publishing, radio, TV, movies, gaming and animation. It's one of the greatest rivalries in the history of pop culture.

The last clever knot has been unravelled. George Smiley devises a stratagem to entice the Russian 'mole' to reveal his identity... Starring Bernard Hepton as George Smiley. John le Carre's classic 1974 novel of Cold War espionage. Adapted in seven parts by Rene Basilico.

Can Straker and Abdul avoid the chasing Karianides, and foil the Sand Leopard's sinister plans?

Sarah and her mother Eleanor wage a war of attrition, until Russell steps in.

With east/west relations in crisis, Tony takes it upon himself to launch his very own diplomatic mission.

Roger's formidable Auntie Hilda announces she's coming to live with them. Feisty but frail, she bonds instantly with Amy the dog, and is a hit with all their friends.

It's 1952, and an architect and his wife take a chance on two siblings, released from borstal.

Carly is 23. She has come back home to live in Berkshire. She goes to her old school to visit her ex-headmistress Sarah.

Will Tim Brooke-Taylor be fooled by Dulcie Gray, Miles Kington or John Wells?

When Ebenezer Fudge's characters come to life, they start to critique his preposterous plots.

Radio 4 Extra marks the 300th anniversary - 28 October 1726 - of the publication of Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift. Jonathan Swift (1667-1745), the author of 'Gulliver's Travels', is interviewed, in depth, about his public as well as his personal - sometimes very personal...

In 1729, Jonathan Swift published 'A Modest Proposal' to solve poverty in Ireland. Now, six contemporary Irish poets make proposals to tackle today's social inequalities.

Comedian Glenn Moore looks in his almanac at world events and what he was doing at the time. As one British astronaut touches down from the ISS, Glenn decides to become the next.

Mitch shares his musical experiences and wonders if England and Wales can avoid going to war.

Mark is in Sheffield to consider plans for Buckingham Palace and for reducing knife crime.

Part 3/6. Forgotten sporting heroes. Tony Gubba tells the story of the world's greatest golfing balloonist. From May 1995. Episode 3 of 6.

As their owners quarrel, is it the end for fish Anton and Liam?