Schedule
Early
00:00
Arthur C Clarke - 2001: A Space Odyssey—Discovery
5/10Dave Bowman learns that the Discovery's mission to Saturn has changed course.
00:15
The Book of Strange New Things by Michel Faber—5. Unto Dust
5/10Peter presides over the funeral service for one of his colleagues on the USIC base.
00:30
Mastertapes—Series 2, Wilko Johnson (the A-side)
1/10Wilko Johnson talks to John Wilson about Down By The Jetty, the debut album by Dr Feelgood
01:00
The Doomed Oasis, by Hammond Innes—4. The Doomed Oasis
4/6Hunting a missing client, lawyer George Grant discovers new sources of oil in Arabia.
01:30
Balalaikas In Blackpool
Cold War invasion plans revealed by maps of major British cities, ports and railheads.
02:00
Donna Tartt - The Secret History—Episode 15
15/15Richard has been shot and, as events escalate, not everyone will get out alive.
02:15
Britain on the Bottle: Alcohol and the State—Political Thinkers and the Drink Question
5/10Mark Whitaker looks at how great 19th-century minds wrestled with the politics of alcohol.
02:30
15 Minute Drama—Jane Harris - Gillespie and I, Episode 10
10/10As the trial reaches its climax, young Sybil is called to give evidence.
02:45
Book of the Week—Richard Holmes - Falling Upwards, Episode 5
5/5The story of Salomon Andree and his efforts to reach the North Pole by balloon in 1897.
03:00
George Eliot - The Mill on the Floss—Loving and Losing
5/5As Philip hatches a plan, Maggie Tulliver's loyalties are sorely tested.
04:00
It's Your Round—Series 2, Episode 6
6/6Rufus Hound, Roisin Conaty, Alex Horne and Paul Sinha devise their own panel show games.
04:30
After Henry—Series 3, A Box of Chocolates
6/8When Sarah sees an old flame 30 years on, her mother interrupts them once again.
05:00
Minor Adjustment—Basic Instinct
3/6Richard and Sarah are summoned to see their daughter Kate's headmaster.
05:30
Stand-Up Specials—Pippa Evans Grows Up
Pippa Evans asks what it means to be a grown-up and how you know when you are one.
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Morning
06:00
Bernard Pomerance - The Elephant Man
A disfigured man is rescued from a Victorian freak show, but what is 'normality'?
07:30
Kenneth Williams - Just Williams—That Does Sound Rather Me
4/101957-1962: Maggie Smith, Beyond Our Ken and Carry On Sergeant.
07:50
Leonard Rossiter - In a Nutshell—Hold the Back Page
A disastrous foray into journalism is recounted in embarrassment.
08:00
Here's the Thing—Sarah Jessica Parker and Ian Schrager
Alec Baldwin explores the lives of Sarah Jessica Parker and Ian Schrager.
09:00
The BBC Tour
Nick Baker is your tour guide to iconic BBC buildings from 1922 to the present day.
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Afternoon
12:00
North by Northamptonshire—Series 2, Episode 1
1/6Residents of the market town of Wadenbrook are preparing for the Dickensian Festival.
12:30
Foul Play—Series 3, Death by a Short Head
1/6Crime writers Lady Antonia Fraser and Anthony Price probe the death of a top jockey.
13:00
Wuthering Heights—Episode 1
Mr Earnshaw brings a mysterious child home.
14:10
Inheritance Tracks—Mariella Frostrup
Broadcaster Mariella Frostrup chooses Leonard Cohen and Van Morrison
14:15
With Great Pleasure—Kirsty Wark
Kirsty Wark shares some of her favourite prose and poetry.
14:45
The Fosdyke Saga—4. The Future Is Tripe
Fosdyke International is going into red cabbage, pigs' feet and maybe even pickled onions.
15:00
Here's the Thing—Sarah Jessica Parker and Ian Schrager
Alec Baldwin explores the lives of Sarah Jessica Parker and Ian Schrager.
16:00
Bernard Pomerance - The Elephant Man
A disfigured man is rescued from a Victorian freak show, but what is 'normality'?
17:30
Kenneth Williams - Just Williams—That Does Sound Rather Me
4/101957-1962: Maggie Smith, Beyond Our Ken and Carry On Sergeant.
17:50
Leonard Rossiter - In a Nutshell—Hold the Back Page
A disastrous foray into journalism is recounted in embarrassment.
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Evening
18:00
Drama on 4—Julian Simpson - Fugue State
A man in a fugue state holds the key to some strange events.
18:45
Mrs Jones by Dorothy K Haynes
An uncharitable cook pays the price when she’s rude to a hag at the village fair.
19:00
The BBC Tour
Nick Baker is your tour guide to iconic BBC buildings from 1922 to the present day.
22:00
Old Harry's Game—Series 3, The Reasonably Fantastic Journey
4/6Satan and the Professor find a huge empty space in Hell - inside Scumspawn's brain.
22:30
Bird Island—Series 2, Episode 3
3/4Graham teaches Ben to abseil and the bathroom lock in the unit base is broken.
22:45
Tina C—Tina C's State of the Union Tour, Ireland
4/6Can the country sensation and global activist gain a better understanding of Ireland?
22:55
The Comedy Club Interviews—Sarah Kendall 2/3
Arthur Smith is joined by Sarah Kendall.
23:00
The Mark Steel Solution—Series 3, Sexual Politics
1/4The comedian has more radical advice for his fellow man - get yourself a boyfriend.
23:30
The Skivers—Series 1, Leslie Phillips
1/5Leslie Phillips guest stars in Nick Golson and Tim de Jongh's skilful sketch show.
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Late
00:00
Drama on 4—Julian Simpson - Fugue State
A man in a fugue state holds the key to some strange events.
00:45
Mrs Jones by Dorothy K Haynes
An uncharitable cook pays the price when she’s rude to a hag at the village fair.
01:00
Wuthering Heights—Episode 1
Mr Earnshaw brings a mysterious child home.
02:10
Inheritance Tracks—Mariella Frostrup
Broadcaster Mariella Frostrup chooses Leonard Cohen and Van Morrison
02:15
With Great Pleasure—Kirsty Wark
Kirsty Wark shares some of her favourite prose and poetry.
02:45
The Fosdyke Saga—4. The Future Is Tripe
Fosdyke International is going into red cabbage, pigs' feet and maybe even pickled onions.
03:00
Here's the Thing—Sarah Jessica Parker and Ian Schrager
Alec Baldwin explores the lives of Sarah Jessica Parker and Ian Schrager.
04:00
Bernard Pomerance - The Elephant Man
A disfigured man is rescued from a Victorian freak show, but what is 'normality'?
05:30
Kenneth Williams - Just Williams—That Does Sound Rather Me
4/101957-1962: Maggie Smith, Beyond Our Ken and Carry On Sergeant.
05:50
Leonard Rossiter - In a Nutshell—Hold the Back Page
A disastrous foray into journalism is recounted in embarrassment.
































