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Jane Hill chooses `The Suspicions of Mr Whicher' by Kate Summerscale, and Harriett's choice, `Murder in Notting Hill' by Mark Olden, takes place a hundred years later, in a very different part of British society. Derek Owusu is not sure whether `Tender is the Night' by F Scott...

The extraordinary tale of farmer Ken Wild's 18th century farmhouse - marooned in the middle of the M62.

London's High Society suffers some audacious jewel robberies, but for once the cracksman is not Raffles.

Bill Nighy stars as the actor-cum-amateur sleuth in Jeremy Front's series based on Simon Brett's stories. Charles gets a theatre job playing a monk, and murder inevitably follows.

Hacker tries to avert a crisis in South Derbyshire, with some unexpected help from Sir Humphrey.

Neddie converts the famous London landmark into a spaceship. From 1958.

Copper turned stand-up, Alfie Moore, takes on the topic of speeding and if it is ever acceptable. When Alfie decides to tackle a notorious speeding spot on his patch he goes out speed gun in hand to lay down the law.

After his exploration of calypso, Lloyd Bradley turns his attention to another Caribbean import which has seeped into the soundtrack of London - steel pan. The story of London's transformation through its music, taking in the wave of Commonwealth immigration in the 40s right up...

Part 2/15. A hurricane tears Hortense's life apart and reveals Michael in a new light.

Can Bernard Cribbins, Dulcie Gray and Anthony Shaffer hoax Tim Brooke-Taylor?

Nigel and Michael share a home and work life, but has one got a date?

Precious worries about her fiancé and Mma Makutsi takes on a case for the Chief Justice of Beauty.

The children get their revenge on the tiresome Cook.

The gentleman thief has many criminal and sporting adversaries, but none as formidable as Jacques Saillaid.

By Jeremy Frontbased on the novel by Simon Brett Charles ..... Bill NighyFrances ..... Suzanne BurdenMaurice ..... Jon GloverBrendan ..... Jonathan KyddKit ..... Joseph AyreKelly ..... Jane SlavinNina..... Marilyn NnadebeD.S. Dalby ..... Stewart Campbell Directed by Sally Avens...

Sarah and her mother disagree over house tidiness - until a visitor arrives.

Hancock stands for Parliament, with no success whatsoever. But in his dreams he's swept to power on a landslide, and the country salutes... Prime Minister Hancock.

Part 2/4. Following on from her hugely successful, award-winning previous series - 'Minds The Gap' and 'Utopia', Bridget now turns her attention to Mortality, covering 'Birth', 'Life', 'Death' and 'The Afterlife'. Like many of us forced to work from home during lockdown, Bridget...

A milestone is passed with the emergence of Afro-rock - a genuine London sound from an African perspective. Lloyd Bradley explores the story of a London's transformation through its music, taking in the wave of Commonwealth immigration in the 40s right up to the present day....

Part 3/15. Hortense goes to Kingston to be trained as a teacher, but her success is marred by news of Michael.

Ivo travels to Cardiff to chat to star of 'Mammoth', Mike Bubbins, about 'The Rockford Files', and Welsh legend Siân Lloyd about her love of cakes. VOP is ice swimmer Cath Pendleton.

Caroline Swinburne meets retired professionals who have chosen to spend their senior years in care homes that cater for specific trades. She drops in on retired professionals from the motor trade as their care home celebrates the annual car fête. They're joined by entertainer...

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

The Windrush generation have made a significant contribution to British black music for many generations, From grime to UK garage, to drum to jungle, to gospel to Lovers rock, from Roots and Dub to Ska, to Reggae and Calypso. Young Warrior, the son of historic dub legend Jah...

In 1981, Rita Marley's brother Leroy Anderson aka Lepke launched the Dread Broadcasting Corporation (DBC), Europe's first dedicated black music station. Frustrated by the lack of airtime for reggae music in the UK, Lepke set up a mast in his back garden and began to broadcast to...

The gentleman thief has many criminal and sporting adversaries, but none as formidable as Jacques Saillaid.

By Jeremy Frontbased on the novel by Simon Brett Charles ..... Bill NighyFrances ..... Suzanne BurdenMaurice ..... Jon GloverBrendan ..... Jonathan KyddKit ..... Joseph AyreKelly ..... Jane SlavinNina..... Marilyn NnadebeD.S. Dalby ..... Stewart Campbell Directed by Sally Avens...

Sarah and her mother disagree over house tidiness - until a visitor arrives.

Hancock stands for Parliament, with no success whatsoever. But in his dreams he's swept to power on a landslide, and the country salutes... Prime Minister Hancock.

Part 2/4. Following on from her hugely successful, award-winning previous series - 'Minds The Gap' and 'Utopia', Bridget now turns her attention to Mortality, covering 'Birth', 'Life', 'Death' and 'The Afterlife'. Like many of us forced to work from home during lockdown, Bridget...

A milestone is passed with the emergence of Afro-rock - a genuine London sound from an African perspective. Lloyd Bradley explores the story of a London's transformation through its music, taking in the wave of Commonwealth immigration in the 40s right up to the present day....

Part 3/15. Hortense goes to Kingston to be trained as a teacher, but her success is marred by news of Michael.

James Walton's literary quiz with Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Wendy Holden and Joseph Connolly. From May 2002.

The clerk feels surrounded by incompetents, so he bumbles towards proving his theory.

Precious Ramotswe must find two women wronged in the past by her client, Mr Molefelo.

The children are on a mission to carry out a kind action - but not at home.

The Windrush generation have made a significant contribution to British black music for many generations, From grime to UK garage, to drum to jungle, to gospel to Lovers rock, from Roots and Dub to Ska, to Reggae and Calypso. Young Warrior, the son of historic dub legend Jah...

In 1981, Rita Marley's brother Leroy Anderson aka Lepke launched the Dread Broadcasting Corporation (DBC), Europe's first dedicated black music station. Frustrated by the lack of airtime for reggae music in the UK, Lepke set up a mast in his back garden and began to broadcast to...

The gentleman thief has many criminal and sporting adversaries, but none as formidable as Jacques Saillaid.

By Jeremy Frontbased on the novel by Simon Brett Charles ..... Bill NighyFrances ..... Suzanne BurdenMaurice ..... Jon GloverBrendan ..... Jonathan KyddKit ..... Joseph AyreKelly ..... Jane SlavinNina..... Marilyn NnadebeD.S. Dalby ..... Stewart Campbell Directed by Sally Avens...

Sarah and her mother disagree over house tidiness - until a visitor arrives.

Hancock stands for Parliament, with no success whatsoever. But in his dreams he's swept to power on a landslide, and the country salutes... Prime Minister Hancock.

Part 2/4. Following on from her hugely successful, award-winning previous series - 'Minds The Gap' and 'Utopia', Bridget now turns her attention to Mortality, covering 'Birth', 'Life', 'Death' and 'The Afterlife'. Like many of us forced to work from home during lockdown, Bridget...

A milestone is passed with the emergence of Afro-rock - a genuine London sound from an African perspective. Lloyd Bradley explores the story of a London's transformation through its music, taking in the wave of Commonwealth immigration in the 40s right up to the present day....

Part 3/15. Hortense goes to Kingston to be trained as a teacher, but her success is marred by news of Michael.

James Walton's literary quiz with Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Wendy Holden and Joseph Connolly. From May 2002.

The clerk feels surrounded by incompetents, so he bumbles towards proving his theory.

Precious Ramotswe must find two women wronged in the past by her client, Mr Molefelo.

The children are on a mission to carry out a kind action - but not at home.

Ivo travels to Cardiff to chat to star of 'Mammoth', Mike Bubbins, about 'The Rockford Files', and Welsh legend Siân Lloyd about her love of cakes. VOP is ice swimmer Cath Pendleton.

Why do stars need fans? 'The Now Show' stalwart explores the glitzy world of pop.