Just One Night: Ex-convict Terry and Sandra come to blows when his ex winds up staying at the community centre. Starring Karl Howman. Episode 2 of 6. 0630 0600 Moving: Her daughter wants to move out, her mother wants to move in, and Sarah thinks of selling up altogether. Stars Prunella Scales. Episode 2 of 8. 0700 0630 Big Toe Books is a daily children's radio programme on BBC Radio 7, presented by Kirsten O'Brien. Includes Suniti Namjoshi reading from her book Aditi and the One-Eyed Monkey. 0800 0700 With his assistant in jail, can the crooked lawyer save him? The Marx Brothers radio show recreated, starring Michael Roberts. Episode 3 of 6. 0830 0800 ...It's Been a Bad Week. Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis spotlight the UK's gout capital and topless cashiers. With guest Stuart Maconie. From September 1999. Episode 6 of 6. 0900 0830 Hercule Poirot discovers that one of the passengers is lying to him. John Moffat stars as Agatha Christie's Belgian sleuth. Episode 4 of 5. 0930 0900 The action ace battles to save the gold bullion and solve a disappearance. Dashiell Hammett's thriller stars Stuart Milligan. Episode 3 of 4. 1000 0930 A weary Little Nell and her Grandfather find some welcome help on their travels. Dickens dramatisation with Julia McKenzie. Episode 9 of 25. 1015 1000 King of Sorrows: Will the death of Jesus satisfy the Sanhedrin? Dorothy L Sayers' cycle of plays on the life of Jesus Christ. Stars Gabriel Woolf. Episode 11 of 12. 1100 1015 The Question of My Future: A trip to Yarmouth has unforeseen consequences. Dickens dramatisation with Miriam Margolyes, Gary Cady and Timothy Spall. Episode 4 of 10. 1200 1100 With his assistant in jail, can the crooked lawyer save him? The Marx Brothers radio show recreated, starring Michael Roberts. Episode 3 of 6. 1230 1200 Bedtime stories with odd sound effects. Humphrey Lyttelton and Willie Rushton in the antidote to panel games. From March 1983. 1300 1230 Spring arrives, with the smell of man and the cry of a she-otter. Henry Williamson's classic tale, read by Nicholas Farrell. Episode 4 of 5. 1315 1300 The Dressing Room: Joanna Lumley reads her home-based autobiography, recalling the story behind her triumph as TV's 'Absolutely Fabulous' Patsy. Episode 4 of 5. 1330 1315 Salisbury Becomes Prime Minister: Churchill and Chamberlain appear, and the thorny question of Home Rule in Ireland. Anna Massey narrates the history of Britain. Episode 209 of 216. 1345 1330 Island Life Then: Julian Richards takes a trip through time to uncover some of Portland's social history from pregnant brides to taboo mammals. Episode 4 of 5. 1400 1345 Join all your CBeebies friends for songs, rhymes and stories on BBC7. 1700 1400 In the Wards: Unleashed on the patients, the medics are unprepared for the formidable Sister Virtue. Stars Richard Briers. From July 1968. Episode 4 of 13. 1730 1700 The Friendly: When Andy and Robert's football teams meet, fists fly. But not among the players. With Brenda Blethyn. From November 1994. Episode 6 of 6. 1800 1730 Arnold and Gregor are about to be bombed senseless by Evans the Welsh vigilante, a fitting reprisal surely for melting Earth. Episode 4 of 4. 1830 1800 Kafka's classic tale about isolation concludes. In his insect form, Gregor faces the ultimate rejection by his family. Episode 4 of 4. 1900 1830 With his assistant in jail, can the crooked lawyer save him? The Marx Brothers radio show recreated, starring Michael Roberts. Episode 3 of 6. 1930 1900 Bedtime stories with odd sound effects. Humphrey Lyttelton and Willie Rushton in the antidote to panel games. From March 1983. 2000 1930 Hercule Poirot discovers that one of the passengers is lying to him. John Moffat stars as Agatha Christie's Belgian sleuth. Episode 4 of 5. 2030 2000 The action ace battles to save the gold bullion and solve a disappearance. Dashiell Hammett's thriller stars Stuart Milligan. Episode 3 of 4. 2100 2030 A weary Little Nell and her Grandfather find some welcome help on their travels. Dickens dramatisation with Julia McKenzie. Episode 9 of 25. 2115 2100 King of Sorrows: Will the death of Jesus satisfy the Sanhedrin? Dorothy L Sayers' cycle of plays on the life of Jesus Christ. Stars Gabriel Woolf. Episode 11 of 12. 2200 2115 ...It's Been a Bad Week. Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis spotlight the UK's gout capital and topless cashiers. With guest Stuart Maconie. From September 1999. Episode 6 of 6. 2230 2200 Drowning in a sea of shark fin soup, Milton Jones recounts his life as a celebrity chef. Episode 2 of 6. 2300 2230 A poorly rendered national anthem heralds a peculiar boxing match. The late Spike Milligan reads from his own military memoir. Episode 5 of 8. 2330 2300 The stand-up comedian looks back at the many years he's spent performing at the Edinburgh Festival. With Alistair McGowan. Episode 2 of 6. 2345 2330 Phone boxes, plastics and agents are on the agenda for the Home Counties Councillors. With Liz Fraser. From January 1997. Episode 2 of 6. 0000 2345 Arnold and Gregor are about to be bombed senseless by Evans the Welsh vigilante, a fitting reprisal surely for melting Earth. Episode 4 of 4. 0030 0000 Kafka's classic tale about isolation concludes. In his insect form, Gregor faces the ultimate rejection by his family. Episode 4 of 4. 0100 0030 Hercule Poirot discovers that one of the passengers is lying to him. John Moffat stars as Agatha Christie's Belgian sleuth. Episode 4 of 5. 0130 0100 The action ace battles to save the gold bullion and solve a disappearance. Dashiell Hammett's thriller stars Stuart Milligan. Episode 3 of 4. 0200 0130 A weary Little Nell and her Grandfather find some welcome help on their travels. Dickens dramatisation with Julia McKenzie. Episode 9 of 25. 0215 0200 King of Sorrows: Will the death of Jesus satisfy the Sanhedrin? Dorothy L Sayers' cycle of plays on the life of Jesus Christ. Stars Gabriel Woolf. Episode 11 of 12. 0300 0215 ...It's Been a Bad Week. Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis spotlight the UK's gout capital and topless cashiers. With guest Stuart Maconie. From September 1999. Episode 6 of 6. 0330 0300 Drowning in a sea of shark fin soup, Milton Jones recounts his life as a celebrity chef. Episode 2 of 6. 0400 0330 A poorly rendered national anthem heralds a peculiar boxing match. The late Spike Milligan reads from his own military memoir. Episode 5 of 8. 0430 0400 The stand-up comedian looks back at the many years he's spent performing at the Edinburgh Festival. With Alistair McGowan. Episode 2 of 6. 0445 0430 Phone boxes, plastics and agents are on the agenda for the Home Counties Councillors. With Liz Fraser. From January 1997. Episode 2 of 6. 0500 0445 The Question of My Future: A trip to Yarmouth has unforeseen consequences. Dickens dramatisation with Miriam Margolyes, Gary Cady and Timothy Spall. Episode 4 of 10. 0600 0500