BBC Radio 4 Extra

With the help of old colleagues and associates, Smiley is piecing together a complex web of 'Circus' intrigue. At the same time he is uncovering some facts which are uncomfortably close to home... Starring Bernard Hepton as George Smiley. John le Carre's classic 1974 novel of...

Searching for World War Two sunken gold, can Straker take back the Peregrine and contact the Sand Leopard?

Les Dawson pays tribute to the Rochdale Universal Films version of Fu Manchu. From December 1980.

An old comrade-in-arms dredges up the past and brings the glorious history of Corporal Jones under question.

The team are preparing to host their first wedding at the museum. With a journalist coming to cover the event, it is a publicity coup for Plum House, but the groom has cold feet.

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

A pupil and a bright young head are thrown together, and we follow them into the future. It's not what we, or they, expect. By Mike Bartlett.

Laura Smyth tells Paul Merton her pet peeves - including brunch, self-service checkouts, and headphone dodgers on trains.

Kirsty Logan travels back to the world's earliest civilisations to uncover where tales of ghosts first emerged. From the earliest evidence of belief in an afterlife, seen in decorated bones in early grave sites, to Ancient Egyptian letters to the dead, and predatory Chindi...

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

Penny Junor hears from people dealing with the consequences of fame in the family.

Britain's highest paid female entertainer of her era is profiled by Chris Stuart. Alma tragically died aged just 34. From February 1993.

With the help of old colleagues and associates, Smiley is piecing together a complex web of 'Circus' intrigue. At the same time he is uncovering some facts which are uncomfortably close to home... Starring Bernard Hepton as George Smiley. John le Carre's classic 1974 novel of...

Searching for World War Two sunken gold, can Straker take back the Peregrine and contact the Sand Leopard?

Les Dawson pays tribute to the Rochdale Universal Films version of Fu Manchu. From December 1980.

An old comrade-in-arms dredges up the past and brings the glorious history of Corporal Jones under question.

The team are preparing to host their first wedding at the museum. With a journalist coming to cover the event, it is a publicity coup for Plum House, but the groom has cold feet.

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

A pupil and a bright young head are thrown together, and we follow them into the future. It's not what we, or they, expect. By Mike Bartlett.

Jenny Eclair,Tony Hawks, Richard Herring and Paul Sinha try to talk without hesitation, repetition and deviation.

Pete is back and Cassie is happy, but how can she explain her relationship with PJ the postman to him?

Part 1/2. A giant faces laughable insanity due to paternal ignorance, old crones and syphilitic professors.

Penny Junor hears from people dealing with the consequences of fame in the family.

Britain's highest paid female entertainer of her era is profiled by Chris Stuart. Alma tragically died aged just 34. From February 1993.

With the help of old colleagues and associates, Smiley is piecing together a complex web of 'Circus' intrigue. At the same time he is uncovering some facts which are uncomfortably close to home... Starring Bernard Hepton as George Smiley. John le Carre's classic 1974 novel of...

Searching for World War Two sunken gold, can Straker take back the Peregrine and contact the Sand Leopard?

Les Dawson pays tribute to the Rochdale Universal Films version of Fu Manchu. From December 1980.

An old comrade-in-arms dredges up the past and brings the glorious history of Corporal Jones under question.

The team are preparing to host their first wedding at the museum. With a journalist coming to cover the event, it is a publicity coup for Plum House, but the groom has cold feet.

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

A pupil and a bright young head are thrown together, and we follow them into the future. It's not what we, or they, expect. By Mike Bartlett.

Jenny Eclair,Tony Hawks, Richard Herring and Paul Sinha try to talk without hesitation, repetition and deviation.

Pete is back and Cassie is happy, but how can she explain her relationship with PJ the postman to him?

Part 1/2. A giant faces laughable insanity due to paternal ignorance, old crones and syphilitic professors.

Laura Smyth tells Paul Merton her pet peeves - including brunch, self-service checkouts, and headphone dodgers on trains.

News of Brian's lectures has reached the rock stars, and he has lawyers breathing down his neck, but there is time for one last rock revelation. Written and performed by Graham Fellows.

Poet Sir Ralph takes on prisoner Jermaine in an Eminem-style battle of the mics.

Andy Zaltzman is joined by panellists including Simon Evans, Ahir Shah, Cindy Yu and Zoe Lyons to break down the week in news.

Ezekiel's selling insurance, as Mary learns there's no place like home.