View schedule at a glance
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00:00–00:306/6. Unification: With Tankerton set to wed, Edna must avert an inter-dimensional apocalypse.
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00:30–01:004/5. Mark Gatiss introduces Nicola Jones' strange tale of an imaginary friend.
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01:00–02:30Starkfield's new arrival aims to find out the story of a stooped 'ruin of a man'.
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02:30–04:00On his second honeymoon, Adam sees his dead mother and is plunged into a dark world.
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04:00–05:00Denis Norden chats to Paul Jackson about his radio comedy partnership with Frank Muir.
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05:00–08:00Join all your CBeebies friends for songs, rhymes and stories on BBC Radio 7.
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08:00–09:00Featuring Little Darlings by Sam Llewelyn and read by Lesley Joseph.
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09:00–10:152/2. Meera Syal's novel about 12-year-old Meena, growing up in the Black Country in the 1970s.
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10:15–10:30A young Dublin surveyor meets a country policeman and their life choices are compared.
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10:30–11:004/6. With his mum at the soup kitchen, Robert's sister takes over the cooking duties.
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11:00–11:30A look at the life of Jimmy Clitheroe, with contributions from friends and family.
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11:30–12:001/3. The daughter of the most famous cigar-smoker in film history shares some intimate epistles
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12:00–12:30The inept civil servants tackle London's parks and soon get in a flap. From July 1976.
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12:30–13:00The family worry when Joe's seen calling in at the doctor's surgery. From June 1961.
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13:00–14:30On his second honeymoon, Adam sees his dead mother and is plunged into a dark world.
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14:30–15:00Crime writers Liza Cody and Susan Moody try to solve the death of a Dowager Duchess.
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15:00–15:30Monsieur Clicquot plans to improve his ailing funeral parlour. From December 1998.
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15:30–16:00Bertie's in a mess, can his valet save his bacon? With Richard Briers and Michael Hordern.
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16:00–16:30The trials of Rosie Burns and her event management company. From May 2000.
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16:30–17:00The lad tries to get a good night's sleep, but everybody else keeps him awake. From 1958.
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17:00–17:30A look at the life of Jimmy Clitheroe, with contributions from friends and family.
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17:30–18:001/3. The daughter of the most famous cigar-smoker in film history shares some intimate epistles
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18:00–18:3010/10. John and Lioba aim to meet in the real world, but can they escape their virtual reality?
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18:30–19:004/4. Kerans desperately tries to re-flood the city. Read by Robert Glenister.
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19:00–19:30The inept civil servants tackle London's parks and soon get in a flap. From July 1976.
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19:30–20:00The family worry when Joe's seen calling in at the doctor's surgery. From June 1961.
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20:00–21:152/2. Meera Syal's novel about 12-year-old Meena, growing up in the Black Country in the 1970s.
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21:15–21:30A young Dublin surveyor meets a country policeman and their life choices are compared.
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21:30–22:004/6. With his mum at the soup kitchen, Robert's sister takes over the cooking duties.
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22:00–22:30Fresh from 4. First heard on Radio 4 on 13th November 2009.
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22:30–23:003/6. Grandad, father and son collide as Adam plans where to take his ex-girlfriend for dinner.
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23:00–23:304/4. Moog's found himself a girlfriend on the internet. With Dan Mersh. From March 2007.
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23:30–00:00Award-winning sketch comedy from out of this world. Stars Chris Barrie. From August 1983.
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00:00–00:3010/10. John and Lioba aim to meet in the real world, but can they escape their virtual reality?
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00:30–01:004/4. Kerans desperately tries to re-flood the city. Read by Robert Glenister.
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01:00–02:30On his second honeymoon, Adam sees his dead mother and is plunged into a dark world.
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02:30–03:00Crime writers Liza Cody and Susan Moody try to solve the death of a Dowager Duchess.
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03:00–03:30Monsieur Clicquot plans to improve his ailing funeral parlour. From December 1998.
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03:30–04:00Bertie's in a mess, can his valet save his bacon? With Richard Briers and Michael Hordern.
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04:00–04:30The trials of Rosie Burns and her event management company. From May 2000.
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04:30–05:00The lad tries to get a good night's sleep, but everybody else keeps him awake. From 1958.
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