BBC Radio 4 Extra

Founded 40 years ago, Japan's Studio Ghibli has established itself as one of the most powerful forces in animation. Ellen E Jones and Mark Kermode celebrate 40 years of Japanese animators Studio Ghibli.

In August 1986 the first Studio Ghibli film hit the cinema screens. It would go on to bring Japanese animation to a world audience. Hirokatsu Kihara was a young animator who joined the studio to work on Castle in the Sky, its first feature length film. He spoke to Ashley Byrne...

Raffles is dead and Bunny is inconsolable, until a chance meeting with an old friend changes the course of his life.

Aldrich Kemp is dead, although you would never know it. Who killed him? The gang are back with new faces to take on bigger challenges. What is happening in London?

President Heaven holds a peace conference. There can be only one conclusion - all-out war. From September 1997.

The platoon need a mascot so they set off to the nearest field to find one.

An innovative mix of comedy performance and documentary. Dr Phil Hammond reveals that humour and laughter are vital coping mechanisms in the NHS, as he meets staff and patients at Birmingham City Hospital.

Part 1/5. Series following the Royal Opera's music director Sir Antonio Pappano as he and his team prepare the first new Covent Garden staging of Puccini's La Boheme in over 40 years.

Part 6/15. Hortense meets her landlady Queenie Bligh, whose own story is unknowingly interwoven with Hortense's past.

Lloyd Langford, Susie Dent, Dave Gorman and Natalie Haynes vie for verbal supremacy in the game show chaired by Gyles Brandreth. From April 2013.

Can Pete and Cassie's friendship avoid causing jealousy all around them?

Anna is a solitary foster child sent away to a small Norfolk village one summer to recover from illness. Here she makes friends with a mysterious and significant girl called Marnie who lives in Marsh House and discovers a good deal about her past.

Can our panel speak for Just a Minute without hesitation, repetition or deviation? Featuring regular players including Paul Merton, Desiree Burch and Gyles Brandreth.

A week of radio that never happened. Alice Arnold and Jon Holmes rewind and mangle real programmes. From December 2007.

Musical comedy double act Flo & Joan join Jake Yapp for a chat and some songs.