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As roots reggae is increasingly acclaimed by the 1970s music press, many black British teenagers find themselves drawn to the poppier sounds of lovers' rock. Lloyd Bradley explores the story of a London's transformation through its music, taking in the wave of Commonwealth...

Part 4/15. Hortense meets Gilbert Joseph, who will change the course of her life.

What if we had got the internet's funniest comedians to make a sketch show, though?

Caroline Swinburne meets retired professionals who have chosen to spend their senior years in care homes that cater for specific trades. Now she meets retired servicemen who've chosen to spend their final years surrounded by others from the military at The Royal Hospital...

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

Band leader Chris Barber chooses the legendary jazz trumpeter, Louis Armstrong.

DJ and Grammy Award-winning filmmaker Don Letts examines how Britain produced its own reggae revolution in the late 1970s.

Raffles plans to view an exhibition of the tools of his trade at New Scotland Yard.

Bill Nighy stars as the actor cum amateur sleuth in Jeremy Front's series based on Simon Brett's stories. Charles tries to discover who hid a camera in Lydia's dressing room.

Hard-up Julius Hutch's world of retirement is turned upside down by a blundering bank.

Fred Harris, Jo Kendall, Nigel Rees and Chris Emmett refuse to mention Eric Pode of Croydon.

Richard Wilson decides to hold the party to end all parties. But who will be invited? And will they come? And who's doing the canapés?

As roots reggae is increasingly acclaimed by the 1970s music press, many black British teenagers find themselves drawn to the poppier sounds of lovers' rock. Lloyd Bradley explores the story of a London's transformation through its music, taking in the wave of Commonwealth...

Part 4/15. Hortense meets Gilbert Joseph, who will change the course of her life.

Clive Anderson's yesteryear quiz, with Mark Steel, John O'Farrell, Chris Addison and David Quantick.

Transvestite George confuses Ken when he sees him in a dress.

Precious learns about her competition and Mma Makutsi embarks on an entrepreneurial enterprise.

At the theatre comes the realisation that the Phoenix is a danger.

Band leader Chris Barber chooses the legendary jazz trumpeter, Louis Armstrong.

DJ and Grammy Award-winning filmmaker Don Letts examines how Britain produced its own reggae revolution in the late 1970s.

Raffles plans to view an exhibition of the tools of his trade at New Scotland Yard.

Bill Nighy stars as the actor cum amateur sleuth in Jeremy Front's series based on Simon Brett's stories. Charles tries to discover who hid a camera in Lydia's dressing room.

Hard-up Julius Hutch's world of retirement is turned upside down by a blundering bank.

Fred Harris, Jo Kendall, Nigel Rees and Chris Emmett refuse to mention Eric Pode of Croydon.

Richard Wilson decides to hold the party to end all parties. But who will be invited? And will they come? And who's doing the canapés?

As roots reggae is increasingly acclaimed by the 1970s music press, many black British teenagers find themselves drawn to the poppier sounds of lovers' rock. Lloyd Bradley explores the story of a London's transformation through its music, taking in the wave of Commonwealth...

Part 4/15. Hortense meets Gilbert Joseph, who will change the course of her life.

Clive Anderson's yesteryear quiz, with Mark Steel, John O'Farrell, Chris Addison and David Quantick.

Transvestite George confuses Ken when he sees him in a dress.

Precious learns about her competition and Mma Makutsi embarks on an entrepreneurial enterprise.

At the theatre comes the realisation that the Phoenix is a danger.

What if we had got the internet's funniest comedians to make a sketch show, though?

It's time for 'flour power' and suddenly everything turns cool.

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