BBC Radio 4 Extra

Part 5/5. The imagined writer of Michael Morpurgo's letter is Ginny, who, when the first plane smashed into the North Tower, was waiting on a bench in Central Park for her husband to return from breakfast with their son, their first meeting since a rift seven years previously.

Chris would like to be a better man, but the words in his head never come out right.

Ian McMillan's irreverent literary game with Mark Thomas, Roger McGough, Dillie Keane and Miles Kington. From October 1997.

Harry tries to interest his parents in voluntary work.

Part 3/4. Paris revolutionaries make a fatal stand.

Part 1/3. The tale of a tender moment among the spring flowers for Pacey and her young charge.

A dramatic chronicle telling of the invasion of England by the Norman Duke William, and of the tragic end of Harold, last of the Saxon Kings, as recorded in the famous tapestry. The story is told scene-by-scene as embroidered in nine linen panels sewn together making up the...

Part 6/10. Pauline gets her big break but, with the resulting change in her manner, is taught a harsh life lesson. Read by Harriet Walter.

Geoffrey remembers his boyhood with two neglectful and oblivious parents. Now eleven years old, Geoffrey reveals why he so often dreamt of rockets.... Stars Maggie Steed and Timothy West. Darkly comic tale written by Keith Lawes. Mr Greenfield .... Timothy WestMrs Greenfield...

The hapless duo set out to sell the national game overseas.

Barrister Roger Thursby takes on an elaborate drunk-driving case.

Part 2/2. Producer John Lloyd explores the fascinating radio contributions of comedian Rik Mayall to reveal a remarkable and eclectic mix of programmes and archives.

A dramatic chronicle telling of the invasion of England by the Norman Duke William, and of the tragic end of Harold, last of the Saxon Kings, as recorded in the famous tapestry. The story is told scene-by-scene as embroidered in nine linen panels sewn together making up the...

Part 6/10. Pauline gets her big break but, with the resulting change in her manner, is taught a harsh life lesson. Read by Harriet Walter.

Geoffrey remembers his boyhood with two neglectful and oblivious parents. Now eleven years old, Geoffrey reveals why he so often dreamt of rockets.... Stars Maggie Steed and Timothy West. Darkly comic tale written by Keith Lawes. Mr Greenfield .... Timothy WestMrs Greenfield...

The hapless duo set out to sell the national game overseas.

Barrister Roger Thursby takes on an elaborate drunk-driving case.

Part 2/2. Producer John Lloyd explores the fascinating radio contributions of comedian Rik Mayall to reveal a remarkable and eclectic mix of programmes and archives.

Moscow, 1938. Margarita takes to the air, the Master's novel reveals the guilt of Pontius Pilate, and Professor Woland's magic act astonishes the Variety Theatre audience! Mikhail Bulgakov's fantastical novel The Master and Margarita is a satire of life in the 1930s Soviet...

A dramatic chronicle telling of the invasion of England by the Norman Duke William, and of the tragic end of Harold, last of the Saxon Kings, as recorded in the famous tapestry. The story is told scene-by-scene as embroidered in nine linen panels sewn together making up the...

Part 6/10. Pauline gets her big break but, with the resulting change in her manner, is taught a harsh life lesson. Read by Harriet Walter.

Geoffrey remembers his boyhood with two neglectful and oblivious parents. Now eleven years old, Geoffrey reveals why he so often dreamt of rockets.... Stars Maggie Steed and Timothy West. Darkly comic tale written by Keith Lawes. Mr Greenfield .... Timothy WestMrs Greenfield...

The hapless duo set out to sell the national game overseas.

Barrister Roger Thursby takes on an elaborate drunk-driving case.

Part 2/2. Producer John Lloyd explores the fascinating radio contributions of comedian Rik Mayall to reveal a remarkable and eclectic mix of programmes and archives.

From Al Pacino to Keith Harris and Orville, Jon Culshaw and friends probe the private lives of the famous. From July 2010.

An unusual first kiss, a vision of the future and some shocking TV soap revelations. Starring Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie. On their journey to international stardom - Cambridge Footlights graduates, Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie wrote and starred together in a pilot show for BBC...