Roger McGough introduces poems including works by Milton, Ben Okri and Mary Oliver.
Mike Wooldridge celebrates the role of the volunteer with Glyn Roberts.
Sheila Dillon asks why food has become such a popular subject for film-makers.
Joe scores points for creativity at the fete.
Jack Dee chairs. With Barry Cryer, Graeme Garden, Tim Brooke-Taylor and Jeremy Hard...
The trap is set to catch the spymaster who has destroyed Alec Leamas's Berlin netwo...
Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present a satirical review of the week's news.
The week's events in Ambridge.
Berlin Head of Station Alec Leamas' network of agents in East Germany is in great d...
Joe and Jim get creative.
Buzz Aldrin relives the dramatic moments of the final descent to the moon in 1969.
David Attenborough tells the life story of the Vogelkopf Bower Bird.
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
Arthur Smith invites an audience into his home for music and comedy.
Robin Glendinning's comedy based on the disappearance of Wallis Simpson's jewels in...
Jonathan Dimbleby chairs the topical debate in Consett, County Durham.
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By Catrin Clarke. A mother and daughter wait for a soldier to come back from Afghanistan.
By Vicky Meer. DI Baldico once again needs Mo to be a witness in a high-profile trial.
Comedy thriller by Vicky Meer. A London drug dealer is relocated under a protection scheme
Comedy by Sue Teddern. A housewife sends audio tapes to her new pen pal on Death Row.
Comedy drama by Kathryn Simmonds. Poetry engenders lust, rivalry and ruthless ambition.
A chance encounter summons memory, honesty and regret.
By Jenny Worton. The story follows Ellen in London and her sister Sarah in Cape Cod.
For many years in the 19th century, several dozen bears were held in London's sewers.
The circus bears are disgruntled at the extra risks being incorporated into their show.
A village is plagued by an especially wicked gang of spirit bears. Read by Ian Holm.
Claudia Hammond asks how we are placed to deal with growing numbers of dementia sufferers.
Change once again transforms American politics during the 2008 presidential election.
The 9/11 attacks propel President Bush and America in to wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
The era of relative peace after the Cold War comes to a violent end on September 11, 2001.
New waves of immigration from Latin America change the country's ethnic makeup.
President Clinton presides over a grubby and divisive period in the political world.
The post-Cold War promise of peace evaporates as the 9/11 attacks lead to foreign wars.
Matt Frei presents an insider guide to the people and the stories shaping America today.
Inspiring the inventors who will lead the way in the fight against global warming.
Jonathan Dimbleby takes listeners' responses to this week's Any Questions?
Jonathan Dimbleby chairs the topical debate in Consett, County Durham.
Buzz Aldrin relives the dramatic moments of the final descent to the moon in 1969.
Arthur Smith invites an audience into his home for music and comedy.
Scattering Caroline's ashes doesn't quite go according to plan.
Scroobius Pip gives his update on a classic theme with his poem Mr Otis Regrets.
Ernie Rea and guests discuss the theological roots of the Orange Order.
Lucy feels as if she has been cast adrift since her mother died.
David feels constrained by his house, but his children still regard it as the family home.
David meets up with his old friend Robin and receives some unsettling news.
Ed and Lucy Cross are concerned about their newly-widowed and retired father.
Now his wife is dead and he has retired from his job, David Cross is building a new life.
On August 17th 1940, a man known to Trotsky as Frank Jacson was admitted to his safe haven
On the morning of May 24th 1940, Trotsky wakes to the sound of gunfire inside his fortress
Trotsky has fallen out with Diego Rivera and has to move to a new house in Mexico City.
Leon Trotsky settles into the home of artist Diego Rivera and his wife Frida Kahlo.