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| Big Toe Books is a daily children's radio programme on BBC7. | |
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| Emma prepares to leave Charles, but Rudolphe has second thoughts. With Sarah Smart and Jude Akuwudike. Narration by John Hurt. Episodes 6-10 of 10. | |
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| A chance encounter in a cold, windswept field. Short story by HE Bates, abridged and read by David Neal. Episode 2 of 3. | |
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| David Almond tells the story of the author of 'Moonfleet' - arms manufacturer, novelist and mediaevalist. | |
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| Young John Trenchard is drawn into the dangerous world of smugglers when he goes in search of Blackbeard's diamond. Starring Richard Pearce. | |
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| Izzy decides to break up with Razors. But is it that simple with several men vying for attention? Episode 3 of 6. | |
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| Geoffrey Wheeler visits the site of the Windmill Theatre, famed for its nude tableaux and known as the 'comics' graveyard'. Episode 1 of 6. | |
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| Mark Radcliffe finds out how the Squire of Knotty Ash and his tickling stick became one of the great comic acts of our time. Episode 5 of 6. | |
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| More classic comedy from Jimmy Clitheroe when he goes to the hospital in search of a key. From November 1964. | |
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| Havoc hits the new owners of the village shop. Elsie and Doris Waters star as duo Gert and Daisy. From August 1956. | |
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| Join all your CBeebies friends for songs, rhymes and stories on BBC7. | |
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| Geoffrey Wheeler visits the site of the Windmill Theatre, famed for its nude tableaux and known as the 'comics' graveyard'. Episode 1 of 6. | |
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| Mark Radcliffe finds out how the Squire of Knotty Ash and his tickling stick became one of the great comic acts of our time. Episode 5 of 6. | |
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| A unicorn holds the key to happiness, in this beautifully written fantasy about true love and the complexity of desire. | |
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| Stephen King's horror story reaches its terrifying climax when Burt comes face to face with He Who Walks Behind The Rows. Episode 3 of 3. | |
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| More classic comedy from Jimmy Clitheroe when he goes to the hospital in search of a key. From November 1964. | |
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| Havoc hits the new owners of the village shop. Elsie and Doris Waters star as duo Gert and Daisy. From August 1956. | |
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| Young John Trenchard is drawn into the dangerous world of smugglers when he goes in search of Blackbeard's diamond. Starring Richard Pearce. | |
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| Izzy decides to break up with Razors. But is it that simple with several men vying for attention? Starring Imelda Staunton. Episode 3 of 6. | |
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| Fresh from 4 - catch up with Punt and Dennis and guests. First heard on Radio 4 on 8th Aug. | |
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| A TV crew takes over the museum and Prunella gets involved in the action. With guest stars Hugh Dennis and Barry Cryer. Episode 6 of 6. | |
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| Audience sitcom about a market researcher. Written by Neil Edmond and starring Paula Wilcox. Episode 3 of 6. | |
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| Smell your third portion of No Tomatoes, with couscous from Paul Copley, Helen Moon and Ian Potter. Episode 3 of 6. | |
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| Simon Bligh hosts stand-up from London's Comedy Store, with Rhona Cameron, Omid Djalili and Steve Gribbin. From December 1998. Episode 3 of 4. | |
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| A unicorn holds the key to happiness, in this beautifully written fantasy about true love and the complexity of desire. | |
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| Stephen King's horror story reaches its terrifying climax when Burt comes face to face with He Who Walks Behind The Rows. Episode 3 of 3. | |
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| Emma prepares to leave Charles, but Rudolphe has second thoughts. With Sarah Smart and Jude Akuwudike. Narration by John Hurt. Episodes 6-10 of 10. | |
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| A chance encounter in a cold, windswept field. Short story by HE Bates, abridged and read by David Neal. Episode 2 of 3. | |
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| David Almond tells the story of the author of 'Moonfleet' - arms manufacturer, novelist and mediaevalist. | |
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| Fresh from 4 - catch up with Punt and Dennis and guests. First heard on Radio 4 on 8th Aug. | |
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| A TV crew takes over the museum and Prunella gets involved in the action. With guest stars Hugh Dennis and Barry Cryer. Episode 6 of 6. | |
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| Audience sitcom about a market researcher. Written by Neil Edmond and starring Paula Wilcox. Episode 3 of 6. | |
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| Smell your third portion of No Tomatoes, with couscous from Paul Copley, Helen Moon and Ian Potter. Episode 3 of 6. | |
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| Simon Bligh hosts stand-up from London's Comedy Store, with Rhona Cameron, Omid Djalili and Steve Gribbin. From December 1998. Episode 3 of 4. | |
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| Geoffrey Wheeler visits the site of the Windmill Theatre, famed for its nude tableaux and known as the 'comics' graveyard'. Episode 1 of 6. | |
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| Mark Radcliffe finds out how the Squire of Knotty Ash and his tickling stick became one of the great comic acts of our time. Episode 5 of 6. | |
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| More classic comedy from Jimmy Clitheroe when he goes to the hospital in search of a key. From November 1964. | |
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| Havoc hits the new owners of the village shop. Elsie and Doris Waters star as duo Gert and Daisy. From August 1956. | |
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