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Graham Norton, Alun Cochrane, Gyles Brandreth and Paul Merton tackle subjects including If I Was a Fairy Godmother, Shopping in Charity Shops, and Things You Should Never Do in Public.

Cassie insists she is fine since Pete's move to the US, but is she really coping?

Julie is a singer in an ageing Blondie tribute band. An invitation to the reunion of the audience at an Adverts gig in 1977 brings some skeletons dancing from the cupboard.

Penny Junor talks to Dominic Bradbury - son of Malcolm Bradbury. His father found fame after the publication of The History Man and founded the MA in Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia. Dominic remembers family holidays, a comedy hero dropping by and wanting to...

Writing in the margins of books is for some a defacement, for others a valuable addition to the text - Simon Armitage looks to his own library to make the case for marginalia.

Although officially off the case, Castang still has a role to play in the destinies of Adrienne and Robert.

Will Geth Straker accept an offer to search for sunken Italian gold bullion?

Les Dawson presents Dallas UK, culture with Cosmo Smallpiece and a piano sing-along. With Daphne Oxenford.

The platoon is in a spot of bother with two Rolls Royces.

A local pub quiz becomes the arena to decide who is best and smartest at Plum House after Tom decides that Peter and Julian should no longer be in charge of the finances.

It's 1952. Ex-borstal teenagers Joyce and Charlie have been taken on as architectural apprentices by the Mayhoods at their farm in Surrey.

Early criticism and meeting Manet. The life of female impressionist painter Berthe Morisot, with Sarah-Jane Holm.

Graham Norton, Alun Cochrane, Gyles Brandreth and Paul Merton tackle subjects including If I Was a Fairy Godmother, Shopping in Charity Shops, and Things You Should Never Do in Public.

Cassie insists she is fine since Pete's move to the US, but is she really coping?

Julie is a singer in an ageing Blondie tribute band. An invitation to the reunion of the audience at an Adverts gig in 1977 brings some skeletons dancing from the cupboard.

What items would you banish? Miles Jupp tells Paul Merton his choices - including touchscreens and people who take the aisle seat when the window seat is available.

The Brummie musicologist reveals the impact of so many rock legends dying at the age of 27.

Part 5/6. Poet Sir Ralph gives a masterclass in rap, including such top tips as changing your surname.

Andy Zaltzman quizzes the week's news with panellists Scott Bennett, Bella Hull, Ayesha Hazarika and Cody Dahler.

Joshua chops logs, and Cora discovers a gift for penning pornography.

Penny Junor talks to Dominic Bradbury - son of Malcolm Bradbury. His father found fame after the publication of The History Man and founded the MA in Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia. Dominic remembers family holidays, a comedy hero dropping by and wanting to...

Writing in the margins of books is for some a defacement, for others a valuable addition to the text - Simon Armitage looks to his own library to make the case for marginalia.