Keith was beginning to hate food and his excessive drinking was about to take its t...
Circus artiste Howie prepares for make-or-break knee surgery.
By Nigel Smith. Ben has survived a crippling brain lesion but won't engage with the...
Sandi Toksvig chairs. With Jeremy Hardy, Francis Wheen, Carrie Quinlan and Sue Perk...
Jack Dee chairs. Barry Cryer, Graeme Garden and Tim Brooke-Taylor are joined by Rob...
Lynda and Robert get an infant houseguest.
Jonathan Dimbleby chairs the topical debate from Rickmansworth in Hertfordshire.
Leon's charm loses its sparkle.
Pip, Harry, Pippa and Ripely are reduced to abject poverty on the banks of the Tham...
Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the Ancient Greek city-state of Sparta.
Laura Solon presents a series of sketches, monologues and one-liners.
The week's events in Ambridge.
Keith Floyd was one of the first chefs to become a celebrity.
The new home secretary in the Labour-Lib Dem government is determined to stray off...
A writer finds himself speaking on a mobile phone to a stranger in 1959 New York.
The men of Hut 33 are keen to impress a new lady friend - a French resistance opera...
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Jens Jarisch on the identity of several places in the former eastern sector of Berlin.
MPs relish their day in the limelight as TV cameras are permitted in the House of Commons.
In Romania, Nicolae Ceausescu receives 67 standing ovations during a six-hour speech.
London ambulance workers continue their strike; New Kids on the Block reach number one.
In Prague, rumours spread that the police have killed a Czech student.
In Prague the police beat protesters as they call for the ousting of the Czech leadership.
South Africa's president announces that its beaches are to be opened to all races.
John Major gives his first Autumn Statement - City analysts predict gloom for the 90s.
Hundreds of thousands of East Germans flood into West Berlin, as the Wall comes down.
John Simpson returns to Prague to speak to those who lived through the Velvet Revolution.
The story behind one of the most tender and enduring of love poems.
A writer finds himself speaking on a mobile phone to a stranger in 1959 New York.
Comedy by Katie Hims. Jess takes a day trip to kiss her dead first love, Danny, goodbye.
By Ian Kershaw. Alan and Jean Warburton are on vacation, but this is no ordinary holiday.
By Clare Bayley. Andy and Safi are getting married, but this is no normal wedding.
The new home secretary in the Labour-Lib Dem government is determined to stray off message
By Crysse Morrison. Should Mrs Somerville move from home to sheltered accommodation?
Luke crashes his car and meets the ideal bystander after receiving some shattering news.
Claudia Hammond asks Martin Seligman if we can all be taught to be happy.
What would happen if Britain chose to leave the European Union? Chris Bowlby reports.
Jonathan Dimbleby takes listeners' responses to this week's Any Questions?
Jonathan Dimbleby chairs the topical debate from Rickmansworth in Hertfordshire.
Craig Brown introduces a mixture of satire, social observation and nonsense.
Pip, Harry, Pippa and Ripely are reduced to abject poverty on the banks of the Thames.
Thirty years on, Liesel has one more chance to experience the Glass Room.
When the Landauers' train is stopped in Occupied France, Viktor faces a devastating loss.
As war rages in Europe, a letter from Hana brings news of the Glass Room.
During the Landauers' first year in exile, Liesel makes a heartbreaking discovery.
As German troops advance across Europe, how long can the Landauers stay in Czechoslovakia?
Keith was beginning to hate food and his excessive drinking was about to take its toll.
Keith's television career is revived when his agent calls with a three-series deal.
Having set up his restaurant in Bristol, Keith agreed to film a cookery slot for local TV.
After a short-lived career in journalism, Keith decided to become a full-time cook.
Keith Floyd was one of the first chefs to become a celebrity.