BBC Radio 4 Extra

Nathan is brought back to life as a Bower Bird on the Vogelkop Peninsula. In order to woo the Hen, Nathan must build the most beautiful bower. But it turns out he's utterly uncreative.

Part 4/5. Garrett finds memories rising to the surface as he enters a landscape of bogs, trees and standing stones.

A funeral and coronation take place on the same day. Christopher Eccleston stars in an oral dramatisation of the Bayeux Tapestry.

With Miles Jupp, Annie Nightingale and Sarah Kendall.

Opera singers drill Victorian beams to find hamsters.

4 Extra Debut. Creating the Bayeux Tapestry for their Norman conquerors is a bitter task for the women of Canterbury. Stars Meg Davies.

The tale of Cardiffian widow Kicha, whose grief starts to take on an extraordinary horned and hoofed shape.

Richard Walker, managing director of Iceland, picks the man behind Unilever, William Lever, a grocer's son who went on to make a fortune selling soap.

A glimpse behind closed doors and into the dwindling cloistered world of traditional religious communities.

Intelligence officer Alex makes a discovery, but is she in time for her partner?

Part 6/6. The real identity of the sinister drug dealer 'Buller' is finally revealed.

Ken Handley fancies a winter break, but can he escape the ad agency? Stars Martin Jarvis and Wendy Richard. From February 1982.

Books are plundered, but what the Dickens is going on?

Nathan is brought back to life as a Bower Bird on the Vogelkop Peninsula. In order to woo the Hen, Nathan must build the most beautiful bower. But it turns out he's utterly uncreative.

Part 4/5. Garrett finds memories rising to the surface as he enters a landscape of bogs, trees and standing stones.

A funeral and coronation take place on the same day. Christopher Eccleston stars in an oral dramatisation of the Bayeux Tapestry.

With Miles Jupp, Annie Nightingale and Sarah Kendall.

Opera singers drill Victorian beams to find hamsters.

4 Extra Debut. Creating the Bayeux Tapestry for their Norman conquerors is a bitter task for the women of Canterbury. Stars Meg Davies.

The tale of Cardiffian widow Kicha, whose grief starts to take on an extraordinary horned and hoofed shape.

Omid explores identity, stereotypes and first impressions, from growing up as the son of Iranian immigrants to the assumptions we all make about one another.

Lemn discusses his experiences as a foster child, comparing them to the life of Harry Potter.