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(16 programmes from the past week and the week to come, or available now on BBC iPlayer)

  1. 15 Minute Drama Available on BBC iPlayer

    Classic and contemporary original drama and book dramatisations

  2. Afternoon Drama Available on BBC iPlayer

    Radio dramas which delight and surprise

  3. Believe It! Available on BBC iPlayer

    Richard Wilson narrates his fictional autobiography, based on glimmers of truth

  4. Book at Bedtime Available on BBC iPlayer

    Readings from modern classics, new works by leading writers and world literature

  5. Book of the Week Available on BBC iPlayer

    Serialised book readings, featuring works from various genres

  6. Classic Serial Available on BBC iPlayer

    Adaptations of works which have achieved classic status

  7. Copenhagen Confidential Available on BBC iPlayer

    Three stories by Heidi Amsinck set in Copenhagen and its surrounds

  8. Danish Noir Available on BBC iPlayer

    Three dark tales set in Denmark, by Heidi Amsinck

  9. Friday Drama Available on BBC iPlayer

    The home of thrillers, mysteries, romance and detective stories

  10. From Fact to Fiction

    Series in which writers create a fictional response to the week's news

  11. Half-Light Available on BBC iPlayer

    Three short stories by Scottish writer Neil M Gunn

  12. Platform 3

    Series of stories inspired by railway stations

  13. Saturday Drama Available on BBC iPlayer

    Radio 4 drama

  14. The Archers Available on BBC iPlayer

    Contemporary drama in a rural setting

  15. The Archers Omnibus Available on BBC iPlayer

    The week's events in Ambridge

  16. The Pickerskill Reports Available on BBC iPlayer

    By Andrew McGibbon. English master Dr Henry Pickerskill looks back on his favourite pupils

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