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Daljit Nagra selects the best poetry programmes from the BBC's archive.
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00:35
In a gentlemen’s club in Victorian London, an eerie tale of supernatural stalking unfurls.
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00:00
6/6 19th Century detective mystery. Franklin Blake takes extreme action. With John Sharp.
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00:00
1/2 The 1960s misadventures of a drunken poet in a world of chaos - and bad verse.
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00:00
2/2 Classic 1960s acerbic comedy as Enderby, mediocre poet bursts onto an unsuspecting world.
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00:00
Myra feels redundant until she answers an urgent call out for volunteers.
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00:00
It’s 2099 and a time when people know exactly how long they’ll live... or do they?
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00:00
2/6 As fires erupt, why is Ralph Exon's new plant strain mutation growing so rapidly?
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00:30
A meek millionaire's chilling tale of taking subtle revenge on his cheating wife.
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01:00
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01:50
3/4 Tabloid history of Shakespeare's England via contemporary accounts of royal murder plots.
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01:00
1/6 Now he is retiring, Bill wants a quiet life. His old pal Tommy has other ideas.
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01:45
1/10 The ex-commando comes across an enemy plot to capture a British secret weapon.
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01:00
2/6 Retired Bill wanted a quiet life. Now he is on the trail of a missing diamond courier.
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01:45
2/10 Our hero learns more about the secret weapon and sets off to secure its instructions.
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01:00
3/6 Retired Bill wanted a quiet life. Now he is racing to save an old friend's son.
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01:45
3/10 Trapped with chum Snowey, the investigator gets some unwelcome room-mates.
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01:00
4/6 A quiet retirement eludes veteran detective Bill as he comes face to face with Jacobus.
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01:45
4/10 The gang gets more ruthless in its pursuit of the secret weapon. Will our hero jump ship?
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01:00
Trouble ensues when Len takes a job as a chauffeur for 84-year-old Alice.
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01:00
The haunting, comic and desperate story of German soldiers during the First World War.
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02:00
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02:00
1/10 Nan contemplates the perfect send off with the help of her grandson.
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02:15
16/20 A striking clock reveals the changing relationship Shakespeare's audiences had to time.
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02:30
3/4 A busy Uljabaan asks Margaret to help him to oppress the humans.
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02:00
2/10 Nan wants to help her grandson be less honest but she sees others struggle with honesty.
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02:15
17/20 Early 17th-century proclamations reveal the impact of the 1603 plague outbreak.
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02:30
3/4 Daisy Haggard is a crisis branding consultant with minutes to avert a boardroom disaster.
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02:00
3/10 Nan takes her grandson to a museum, experiencing an unusual grandparent and child duo.
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02:15
18/20 Neil MacGregor surveys the triumphal arches created for James I's entry into London.
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02:30
2/4 An intruder, an ice-cream van and Daniel Barenboim make life difficult for Snoo and Alice.
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02:00
4/10 Blanche arranges to secretly meet her estranged granddaughter.
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02:15
19/20 A human eyeball in a silver setting gives a striking insight into the theatre of cruelty.
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02:30
1/6 City boy Andy has come to his uncle's seaside home in search of a stress-free life.
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02:00
5/6 Retirement eludes veteran detective Bill as his foe Cater sets a plan in motion.
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02:45
5/10 Kramer and his gang home in on the final piece of the secret weapon.
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02:30
Five historians explore the global impact and legacy of the 1918 Armistice.
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03:00
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03:00
3/3 As the friends conclude their Thames adventure, they encounter a tragedy and nasty weather
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03:30
3/6 While checking the pipes in the cellar, the corner-shop barber makes a discovery.
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03:00
6/8 Albert disrupts Harold's Labour party meeting. Adapted from BBC TV.
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03:30
2/4 William pledges to protect his sister from the philandering Lord Byro.
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03:00
17/17 Ned picks up a lavish NHS prescription. Kenneth Connor covers for Harry Secombe.
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03:30
1/6 A school inspection is due, but the visitor in the playground is not from Ofsted.
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03:00
10/20 The Lad battles to get elected as a member of parliament.
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03:30
2/6 The highlight of the cultural week in Ballylenon is a 'gramophone record recital'.
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03:00
3/20 Captain Mainwaring's platoon sparks havoc during an air-raid.
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03:30
4/8 Faith heads to a health farm, leaving Bill to mind the happy home.
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03:00
5/10 Blanche is caught shoplifting again, but it isn’t the understanding Nan that spots her.
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03:15
20/20 How a folio of collected plays in 1623 began the creation of a global phenomenon.
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03:30
5/6 Finally all is going well for Ed, who has comfortable lodgings and money in his pocket.
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03:45
Robert Booth summons the humorist and broadcaster to his study to discuss school reports.
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04:00
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04:00
From Billy Bragg to The Proclaimers. Actor David Tennant makes his music choices
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04:45
David Attenborough muses over the peculiar Kiwi, a bird more mammal-like in its habits.
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04:00
2/6 James Walton tests Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Jane Thynne and John O'Farrell.
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04:30
6/6 Divorced Doug and Molly date in secret - but can't ignore their split.
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04:00
Nigel Rees hosts the popular celebrity quotations quiz.
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04:30
3/6 George's desire to move back in with Carol is not reciprocated.
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04:00
4/13 Paul Gambaccini chairs the general knowledge music quiz.
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04:30
5/6 There's a timeshare shock in the sketch comedy for people growing older disgracefully.
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04:00
2/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's panel game.
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04:30
4/6 Jason tries learning to be cool, but Dave scores an own goal.
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04:00
2/9 Single dad Bryan needs cash to pay his rates arrears. Stars Richard Beckinsale
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04:30
6/6 The lights of Kathmandu are twinkling on the horizon. What can possibly go wrong?
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04:00
The hapless duo direct Trooping the Colour and fix the plumbing.
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04:30
20/20 Mr Blythe cracks down on expenses, so Maggie decides to shoot an ad on location.
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05:00
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05:00
6/6 19th Century detective mystery. Franklin Blake takes extreme action. With John Sharp.
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05:00
1/2 The 1960s misadventures of a drunken poet in a world of chaos - and bad verse.
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05:00
2/2 Classic 1960s acerbic comedy as Enderby, mediocre poet bursts onto an unsuspecting world.
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05:00
Myra feels redundant until she answers an urgent call out for volunteers.
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05:00
Trouble ensues when Len takes a job as a chauffeur for 84-year-old Alice.
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05:00
3/6 On Jay Rayner's menu are Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Anissa Helou and Sue Lawrence.
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05:30
2/6 Peter's forced to visit town, leaving his hopeless deputy Julian in charge.
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05:00
1/2 Paul Jackson, Beryl Vertue, John Lloyd and Jimmy Mulville on broadcast comedy's future.
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06:00
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06:00
1/6 Now he is retiring, Bill wants a quiet life. His old pal Tommy has other ideas.
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06:45
1/10 The ex-commando comes across an enemy plot to capture a British secret weapon.
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06:00
2/6 Retired Bill wanted a quiet life. Now he is on the trail of a missing diamond courier.
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06:45
2/10 Our hero learns more about the secret weapon and sets off to secure its instructions.
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06:00
3/6 Retired Bill wanted a quiet life. Now he is racing to save an old friend's son.
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06:45
3/10 Trapped with chum Snowey, the investigator gets some unwelcome room-mates.
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06:00
4/6 A quiet retirement eludes veteran detective Bill as he comes face to face with Jacobus.
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06:45
4/10 The gang gets more ruthless in its pursuit of the secret weapon. Will our hero jump ship?
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06:00
5/6 Retirement eludes veteran detective Bill as his foe Cater sets a plan in motion.
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06:45
5/10 Kramer and his gang home in on the final piece of the secret weapon.
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06:00
The haunting, comic and desperate story of German soldiers during the First World War.
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06:00
Daljit Nagra selects the best programmes from the BBC's poetry archive.
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06:30
1/2 Three very different women’s lives collide as they try and help raise their grandchildren.
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07:00
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07:00
1/10 Nan contemplates the perfect send off with the help of her grandson.
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07:15
16/20 A striking clock reveals the changing relationship Shakespeare's audiences had to time.
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07:30
3/4 A busy Uljabaan asks Margaret to help him to oppress the humans.
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07:00
2/10 Nan wants to help her grandson be less honest but she sees others struggle with honesty.
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07:15
17/20 Early 17th-century proclamations reveal the impact of the 1603 plague outbreak.
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07:30
3/4 Daisy Haggard is a crisis branding consultant with minutes to avert a boardroom disaster.
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07:00
3/10 Nan takes her grandson to a museum, experiencing an unusual grandparent and child duo.
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07:15
18/20 Neil MacGregor surveys the triumphal arches created for James I's entry into London.
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07:30
2/4 An intruder, an ice-cream van and Daniel Barenboim make life difficult for Snoo and Alice.
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07:00
4/10 Blanche arranges to secretly meet her estranged granddaughter.
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07:15
19/20 A human eyeball in a silver setting gives a striking insight into the theatre of cruelty.
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07:30
1/6 City boy Andy has come to his uncle's seaside home in search of a stress-free life.
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07:00
5/10 Blanche is caught shoplifting again, but it isn’t the understanding Nan that spots her.
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07:15
20/20 How a folio of collected plays in 1623 began the creation of a global phenomenon.
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07:30
5/6 Finally all is going well for Ed, who has comfortable lodgings and money in his pocket.
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07:30
Five historians explore the global impact and legacy of the 1918 Armistice.
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07:40
TV quiz-master Richard Osman selects tracks by David Bowie and Pet Shop Boys.
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07:50
4/4 Neil MacGregor uses objects of the time to explore the turbulent world of Shakespeare.
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08:00
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08:00
6/8 Albert disrupts Harold's Labour party meeting. Adapted from BBC TV.
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08:30
2/4 William pledges to protect his sister from the philandering Lord Byro.
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08:00
17/17 Ned picks up a lavish NHS prescription. Kenneth Connor covers for Harry Secombe.
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08:30
1/6 A school inspection is due, but the visitor in the playground is not from Ofsted.
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08:00
10/20 The Lad battles to get elected as a member of parliament.
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08:30
2/6 The highlight of the cultural week in Ballylenon is a 'gramophone record recital'.
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08:00
3/20 Captain Mainwaring's platoon sparks havoc during an air-raid.
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08:30
4/8 Faith heads to a health farm, leaving Bill to mind the happy home.
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08:00
2/9 Single dad Bryan needs cash to pay his rates arrears. Stars Richard Beckinsale
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08:30
6/6 The lights of Kathmandu are twinkling on the horizon. What can possibly go wrong?
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08:45
Robert Booth summons the humorist and broadcaster to his study to discuss school reports.
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09:00
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09:00
2/6 James Walton tests Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Jane Thynne and John O'Farrell.
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09:30
6/6 Divorced Doug and Molly date in secret - but can't ignore their split.
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09:00
Nigel Rees hosts the popular celebrity quotations quiz.
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09:30
3/6 George's desire to move back in with Carol is not reciprocated.
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09:00
4/13 Paul Gambaccini chairs the general knowledge music quiz.
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09:30
5/6 There's a timeshare shock in the sketch comedy for people growing older disgracefully.
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09:00
2/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's panel game.
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09:30
4/6 Jason tries learning to be cool, but Dave scores an own goal.
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09:00
3/6 On Jay Rayner's menu are Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Anissa Helou and Sue Lawrence.
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09:30
2/6 Peter's forced to visit town, leaving his hopeless deputy Julian in charge.
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09:00
The hapless duo direct Trooping the Colour and fix the plumbing.
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09:30
20/20 Mr Blythe cracks down on expenses, so Maggie decides to shoot an ad on location.
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09:00
1/6 The duo are joined by Gayle Hunnicutt, who is desperate to be in one of Ernie's plays.
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09:30
4/6 Still single at 41, the barber's mother - and fate - seem determined to take a hand.
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10:00
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10:00
6/6 19th Century detective mystery. Franklin Blake takes extreme action. With John Sharp.
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10:00
1/2 The 1960s misadventures of a drunken poet in a world of chaos - and bad verse.
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10:00
2/2 Classic 1960s acerbic comedy as Enderby, mediocre poet bursts onto an unsuspecting world.
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10:00
Myra feels redundant until she answers an urgent call out for volunteers.
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10:00
Trouble ensues when Len takes a job as a chauffeur for 84-year-old Alice.
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10:00
1/2 Paul Jackson, Beryl Vertue, John Lloyd and Jimmy Mulville on broadcast comedy's future.
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10:00
Actor Billie Piper is castaway by Lauren Laverne.
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10:45
The famous naturalist recalls meeting the 10-foot-long Komodo dragon.
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11:00
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11:00
1/6 Now he is retiring, Bill wants a quiet life. His old pal Tommy has other ideas.
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11:45
1/10 The ex-commando comes across an enemy plot to capture a British secret weapon.
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11:00
2/6 Retired Bill wanted a quiet life. Now he is on the trail of a missing diamond courier.
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11:45
2/10 Our hero learns more about the secret weapon and sets off to secure its instructions.
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11:00
3/6 Retired Bill wanted a quiet life. Now he is racing to save an old friend's son.
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11:45
3/10 Trapped with chum Snowey, the investigator gets some unwelcome room-mates.
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11:00
4/6 A quiet retirement eludes veteran detective Bill as he comes face to face with Jacobus.
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11:45
4/10 The gang gets more ruthless in its pursuit of the secret weapon. Will our hero jump ship?
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11:00
5/6 Retirement eludes veteran detective Bill as his foe Cater sets a plan in motion.
-
11:45
5/10 Kramer and his gang home in on the final piece of the secret weapon.
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11:00
The haunting, comic and desperate story of German soldiers during the First World War.
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11:00
Daljit Nagra selects the best programmes from the BBC's poetry archive.
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11:30
1/2 Three very different women’s lives collide as they try and help raise their grandchildren.
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12:00
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12:00
1/10 Nan contemplates the perfect send off with the help of her grandson.
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12:15
16/20 A striking clock reveals the changing relationship Shakespeare's audiences had to time.
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12:30
3/4 A busy Uljabaan asks Margaret to help him to oppress the humans.
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12:00
2/10 Nan wants to help her grandson be less honest but she sees others struggle with honesty.
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12:15
17/20 Early 17th-century proclamations reveal the impact of the 1603 plague outbreak.
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12:30
3/4 Daisy Haggard is a crisis branding consultant with minutes to avert a boardroom disaster.
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-
12:00
3/10 Nan takes her grandson to a museum, experiencing an unusual grandparent and child duo.
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12:15
18/20 Neil MacGregor surveys the triumphal arches created for James I's entry into London.
-
12:30
2/4 An intruder, an ice-cream van and Daniel Barenboim make life difficult for Snoo and Alice.
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12:00
4/10 Blanche arranges to secretly meet her estranged granddaughter.
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12:15
19/20 A human eyeball in a silver setting gives a striking insight into the theatre of cruelty.
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12:30
1/6 City boy Andy has come to his uncle's seaside home in search of a stress-free life.
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12:00
5/10 Blanche is caught shoplifting again, but it isn’t the understanding Nan that spots her.
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12:15
20/20 How a folio of collected plays in 1623 began the creation of a global phenomenon.
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12:30
5/6 Finally all is going well for Ed, who has comfortable lodgings and money in his pocket.
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12:30
Five historians explore the global impact and legacy of the 1918 Armistice.
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12:40
TV quiz-master Richard Osman selects tracks by David Bowie and Pet Shop Boys.
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12:50
4/4 Neil MacGregor uses objects of the time to explore the turbulent world of Shakespeare.
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13:00
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13:00
6/8 Albert disrupts Harold's Labour party meeting. Adapted from BBC TV.
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13:30
2/4 William pledges to protect his sister from the philandering Lord Byro.
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13:00
17/17 Ned picks up a lavish NHS prescription. Kenneth Connor covers for Harry Secombe.
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13:30
1/6 A school inspection is due, but the visitor in the playground is not from Ofsted.
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13:00
10/20 The Lad battles to get elected as a member of parliament.
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13:30
2/6 The highlight of the cultural week in Ballylenon is a 'gramophone record recital'.
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13:00
3/20 Captain Mainwaring's platoon sparks havoc during an air-raid.
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13:30
4/8 Faith heads to a health farm, leaving Bill to mind the happy home.
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13:00
2/9 Single dad Bryan needs cash to pay his rates arrears. Stars Richard Beckinsale
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13:30
6/6 The lights of Kathmandu are twinkling on the horizon. What can possibly go wrong?
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13:45
Robert Booth summons the humorist and broadcaster to his study to discuss school reports.
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14:00
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14:00
2/6 James Walton tests Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Jane Thynne and John O'Farrell.
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14:30
6/6 Divorced Doug and Molly date in secret - but can't ignore their split.
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14:00
Nigel Rees hosts the popular celebrity quotations quiz.
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14:30
3/6 George's desire to move back in with Carol is not reciprocated.
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14:00
4/13 Paul Gambaccini chairs the general knowledge music quiz.
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14:30
5/6 There's a timeshare shock in the sketch comedy for people growing older disgracefully.
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14:00
2/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's panel game.
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14:30
4/6 Jason tries learning to be cool, but Dave scores an own goal.
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14:00
3/6 On Jay Rayner's menu are Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Anissa Helou and Sue Lawrence.
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14:30
2/6 Peter's forced to visit town, leaving his hopeless deputy Julian in charge.
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14:00
The hapless duo direct Trooping the Colour and fix the plumbing.
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14:30
20/20 Mr Blythe cracks down on expenses, so Maggie decides to shoot an ad on location.
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14:00
1/6 The duo are joined by Gayle Hunnicutt, who is desperate to be in one of Ernie's plays.
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14:30
4/6 Still single at 41, the barber's mother - and fate - seem determined to take a hand.
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15:00
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15:00
6/6 19th Century detective mystery. Franklin Blake takes extreme action. With John Sharp.
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15:00
1/2 The 1960s misadventures of a drunken poet in a world of chaos - and bad verse.
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15:00
2/2 Classic 1960s acerbic comedy as Enderby, mediocre poet bursts onto an unsuspecting world.
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15:00
Myra feels redundant until she answers an urgent call out for volunteers.
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15:00
Trouble ensues when Len takes a job as a chauffeur for 84-year-old Alice.
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15:00
1/2 Paul Jackson, Beryl Vertue, John Lloyd and Jimmy Mulville on broadcast comedy's future.
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15:00
Actor Billie Piper is castaway by Lauren Laverne.
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15:45
The famous naturalist recalls meeting the 10-foot-long Komodo dragon.
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16:00
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16:00
1/6 Now he is retiring, Bill wants a quiet life. His old pal Tommy has other ideas.
-
16:45
1/10 The ex-commando comes across an enemy plot to capture a British secret weapon.
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-
16:00
2/6 Retired Bill wanted a quiet life. Now he is on the trail of a missing diamond courier.
-
16:45
2/10 Our hero learns more about the secret weapon and sets off to secure its instructions.
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-
16:00
3/6 Retired Bill wanted a quiet life. Now he is racing to save an old friend's son.
-
16:45
3/10 Trapped with chum Snowey, the investigator gets some unwelcome room-mates.
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-
16:00
4/6 A quiet retirement eludes veteran detective Bill as he comes face to face with Jacobus.
-
16:45
4/10 The gang gets more ruthless in its pursuit of the secret weapon. Will our hero jump ship?
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-
16:00
5/6 Retirement eludes veteran detective Bill as his foe Cater sets a plan in motion.
-
16:45
5/10 Kramer and his gang home in on the final piece of the secret weapon.
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16:00
It’s 2099 and a time when people know exactly how long they’ll live... or do they?
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16:00
2/6 As fires erupt, why is Ralph Exon's new plant strain mutation growing so rapidly?
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16:30
A meek millionaire's chilling tale of taking subtle revenge on his cheating wife.
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17:00
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17:00
1/10 Nan contemplates the perfect send off with the help of her grandson.
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17:15
16/20 A striking clock reveals the changing relationship Shakespeare's audiences had to time.
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17:30
3/4 A busy Uljabaan asks Margaret to help him to oppress the humans.
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17:00
2/10 Nan wants to help her grandson be less honest but she sees others struggle with honesty.
-
17:15
17/20 Early 17th-century proclamations reveal the impact of the 1603 plague outbreak.
-
17:30
3/4 Daisy Haggard is a crisis branding consultant with minutes to avert a boardroom disaster.
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-
17:00
3/10 Nan takes her grandson to a museum, experiencing an unusual grandparent and child duo.
-
17:15
18/20 Neil MacGregor surveys the triumphal arches created for James I's entry into London.
-
17:30
2/4 An intruder, an ice-cream van and Daniel Barenboim make life difficult for Snoo and Alice.
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17:00
4/10 Blanche arranges to secretly meet her estranged granddaughter.
-
17:15
19/20 A human eyeball in a silver setting gives a striking insight into the theatre of cruelty.
-
17:30
1/6 City boy Andy has come to his uncle's seaside home in search of a stress-free life.
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17:00
5/10 Blanche is caught shoplifting again, but it isn’t the understanding Nan that spots her.
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17:15
20/20 How a folio of collected plays in 1623 began the creation of a global phenomenon.
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17:30
5/6 Finally all is going well for Ed, who has comfortable lodgings and money in his pocket.
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17:00
The haunting, comic and desperate story of German soldiers during the First World War.
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17:00
Daljit Nagra selects the best programmes from the BBC's poetry archive.
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17:30
1/2 Three very different women’s lives collide as they try and help raise their grandchildren.
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18:00
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18:00
6/8 Albert disrupts Harold's Labour party meeting. Adapted from BBC TV.
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18:30
2/4 William pledges to protect his sister from the philandering Lord Byro.
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18:00
17/17 Ned picks up a lavish NHS prescription. Kenneth Connor covers for Harry Secombe.
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18:30
1/6 A school inspection is due, but the visitor in the playground is not from Ofsted.
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18:00
10/20 The Lad battles to get elected as a member of parliament.
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18:30
2/6 The highlight of the cultural week in Ballylenon is a 'gramophone record recital'.
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18:00
3/20 Captain Mainwaring's platoon sparks havoc during an air-raid.
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18:30
4/8 Faith heads to a health farm, leaving Bill to mind the happy home.
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18:00
2/9 Single dad Bryan needs cash to pay his rates arrears. Stars Richard Beckinsale
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18:30
6/6 The lights of Kathmandu are twinkling on the horizon. What can possibly go wrong?
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18:30
Five historians explore the global impact and legacy of the 1918 Armistice.
|
-
18:40
TV quiz-master Richard Osman selects tracks by David Bowie and Pet Shop Boys.
-
18:50
4/4 Neil MacGregor uses objects of the time to explore the turbulent world of Shakespeare.
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19:00
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19:00
2/6 James Walton tests Sebastian Faulks, John Walsh, Jane Thynne and John O'Farrell.
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19:30
6/6 Divorced Doug and Molly date in secret - but can't ignore their split.
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19:00
Nigel Rees hosts the popular celebrity quotations quiz.
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19:30
3/6 George's desire to move back in with Carol is not reciprocated.
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19:00
4/13 Paul Gambaccini chairs the general knowledge music quiz.
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19:30
5/6 There's a timeshare shock in the sketch comedy for people growing older disgracefully.
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19:00
2/6 Comedians try to smuggle truths past their opponents in David Mitchell's panel game.
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19:30
4/6 Jason tries learning to be cool, but Dave scores an own goal.
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19:00
3/6 On Jay Rayner's menu are Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Anissa Helou and Sue Lawrence.
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19:30
2/6 Peter's forced to visit town, leaving his hopeless deputy Julian in charge.
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19:45
Robert Booth summons the humorist and broadcaster to his study to discuss school reports.
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20:00
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20:00
1/8 Radiolab explores what happens when you’ve got no way out and then you escape!
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20:55
Actress and singer Jodie Prenger chooses tracks by Ottawan and Joni Mitchell.
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20:00
Manoush Zomorodi explores the 9-to-5 grind and the world and challenges of work
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20:50
Singer-songwriter Judy Tzuke chooses tracks sung by Chet Baker and Joni Mitchell.
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20:00
John Barrowman tells the story of the morale-boosting US army show that toured the world.
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20:00
3/3 Paul Jackson, Beryl Vertue, John Lloyd and Jimmy Mulville look at 80s alternative comedy.
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20:00
Laura Marling celebrates the 50th anniversary of the release of Joni Mitchell's LP, Blue.
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20:30
Personal stories of Joni Mitchell's song 'River', from her 1971 album Blue.
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20:00
The hapless duo direct Trooping the Colour and fix the plumbing.
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20:30
20/20 Mr Blythe cracks down on expenses, so Maggie decides to shoot an ad on location.
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20:00
1/6 The duo are joined by Gayle Hunnicutt, who is desperate to be in one of Ernie's plays.
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20:30
4/6 Still single at 41, the barber's mother - and fate - seem determined to take a hand.
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21:00
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21:00
Craig David talks to John Wilson about his global hit debut album, 'Born to Do It'.
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21:30
1/12 When Londoners suddenly begin un-evolving, The Doctor and Donna take action.
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21:00
Craig David answers questions from the audience about his debut album. 'Born to Do It'.
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21:30
2/12 The Doctor and Donna strive to prevent the people of Earth from un-evolving.
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21:00
6/6 Josie Long presents stories of how our hearts entwine with the landscape.
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21:30
3/12 On spaceport Calibris, The Doctor and Donna go in search of an outlawed weapon.
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21:00
Dylan Thomas chosen by Welsh poet Owen Sheers.
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21:30
4/12 On Calibris, The Doctor and Donna’s search continues for an evil, outlawed weapon.
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21:00
Handel was a glutton, a royal composer and maybe a spy, but was he really a monster?
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21:30
5/12 Donna falls in love with a prince but comes under siege from the darkest of forces.
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21:00
1/2 Paul Jackson, Beryl Vertue, John Lloyd and Jimmy Mulville on broadcast comedy's future.
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21:00
Actor Billie Piper is castaway by Lauren Laverne.
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21:45
The famous naturalist recalls meeting the 10-foot-long Komodo dragon.
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22:00
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22:00
9/10 Can a machine set a better quiz than a human? Paul Sinha finds out.
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22:30
5/6 Brian tells of his adventures about some abundance in Hermicia.
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22:00
Micro-robots and the immune system are among the medicines championed in this episode.
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22:30
2/4 At Annabelle's mum's 60th birthday party, Will faces his straight talking father-in-law.
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22:00
4/4 A fourth series from Malawian comedian Daliso Chaponda.
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22:30
1/4 Marc Wootton and friends play couples on date night.
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22:55
Tonight, Jon Holmes is in conversation with Tom Walker.
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22:00
4/4 Series finale with Stoneybridge Town Council, Little Girl, Frank Hovis, Denzil and Calum.
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22:30
1/4 Josie Lawrence and Jim Sweeney create improvised sketches from audience suggestions
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22:55
Tonight, Jon Holmes is in conversation with Tom Walker.
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22:00
Catherine Bohart meets Stella Creasy to talk politics and how to curate a banging playlist
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22:30
2/4 Tom gets a surprise after his inappropriate singing at a football match.
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22:55
Tonight, Jon Holmes is in conversation with Tom Walker.
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22:00
1/4 Nathan is fed up with his family underestimating his intelligence.
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22:30
4/4 An interesting idea for a catalogue photo shoot.
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22:00
1/4 Mark Watson, Tim Key and Tom Basden ask how we measure success.
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22:30
2/6 Brian Appleton examines the conspiracy theories which abound in the history of rock.
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22:45
2/6 Which really did come first - the chicken or the Cheg?
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23:00
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23:00
1/6 Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches.
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23:30
4/6 Dan Freedman and Nick Romero provide a pun fest and an American 'Blackadder'
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23:00
1/4 Enchanting, absurd and funny stories from the mind of celebrated US writer Simon Rich.
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23:30
1/6 The management consultants tackle credit card security, with the morally dubious Owen.
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23:00
2/4 Broadcasting secrets in the nostalgic spoof of boys' adventure story papers.
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23:30
4/8 Jon Holmes' comedy current affairs concept album remixes the news into satirical shapes.
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23:45
4/6 The comedian reveals how comics come up with all their witty gags.
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23:00
2/4 Elis James visits the Stand Comedy Club in Newcastle. With Rahul Kohli and Suzi Ruffell.
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23:30
2/6 Brian Perkins, Kate Robbins and John O'Farrell look forward to the Year of the Telepathone
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23:00
1/6 Pre-natal beauty therapy hits the headlines. Chris Morris hosts the incisive news satire.
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23:30
3/6 The surreal zoo's staff tackle gangsters, a spirit and porpoises.
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23:00
4/6 From Glasgow - Fred MacAulay introduces more of the country's best comedians.
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23:30
3/5 Sheffield singer John Shuttleworth's present causes consternation for his agent Ken.
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23:45
3/5 Armando turns his attention to dictators.
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23:00
3/4 A breakfast buffet dilemma - and a stag party goes awry.
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3/5 Nightclubbing in London, courtesy of Peter Stringfellow.
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