Bill Borrows

Anton Due Beke wearing a black tuxedo, smiling ahead with his hands holding the lapel.

Strictly Come Dancing legend Anton Du Beke recalls moment his father stabbed him: "It's not the defining moment of my life"

Diana Rigg dies aged 82 (GETTY)

Late TV icon Diana Rigg's daughter Rachael Stirling talks bringing mum's life story to life in hilarious new book

Myleene Klass

Mylene Klass and Aled Jones reveal the teachers they never forgot and how they changed their lives

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Ruthie Henshall talks her emotional memoir which details passionate Prince Edward romance and how he "definitely had experience”

James Ellroy looking away from the camera in a black and white image

James Ellroy proclaims himself the "King of American crime fiction and the greatest American crime writer ever"

Rima Ahmed in headphones at BBC Radio Leeds studio, with words 'Where have your been?' written across the screen.

BBC Radio Leeds BreakfastMeet the journalist who stopped the nation with her four-word question that stunned a Prime Minister

Rima Ahmed in headphones at BBC Radio Leeds studio, with words 'Where have your been?' written across the screen.

If you don't yet know Rima Ahmed well, you soon will

Guy Martin sitting on the edge of a rocky clifftop looking out over the sea.

Guy Martin: "I'm not a bloody TV presenter... actually that's a lie"

Anthony Horowitz with his hand to his chin, looking at the camera

Anthony Horowitz teases Detective Hawthorne TV series and reveals biggest fear about 12-book plan

Jeremy Vine reveals why he wants Harry Potter legend to play his new murder mystery hero

Week 36 Frostbite Donald Trump

Mary Beard reveals what President Donald Trump and the emperors of Ancient Rome have in common

Week 14 Radio Lead Greg Jenner

You're Dead to MeGreg Jenner's podcast with 120 million downloads is going on tour – your only chance to see it live

Viola Davis wearing red lipstick, a black shirt and a white blazer.

Viola Davis and bestselling author James Patterson reveal their inspiration for abortion courtroom drama "about America right now"

Dolly Parton in publicity portrait for the film 'Rhinestone' in a cowboy hat and checked shirt

Dolly Parton: the Fans' StoryDolly Parton turns 80: An all-star lineup pays tribute to the country legend

Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond all stood alongside one another, laughing.

Top Gear creator reacts to mania around beloved hosts: “Would I want any of that? Would I b****cks”

Shirley Ballas for Strictly Come Dancing, wearing a red dress

Strictly’s Shirley Ballas reveals she has joined famous dating app - and what age brackets she's looking at

Week 36 Radio Lead Ragouts

The Drug Trial That Went Wrong'We saw human guinea pigs explode' – The documentary looking back on the 'Elephant Man' drug trial. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Week 29 Radio Lead

Derailed: the Story of HS2Why did the HS2 project hit the buffers?. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Boris Johnson wearing an orange hi-vis vest with a white hard hat that says HS2 on it.

Radio 4’s Derailed will explore “emotionally devastating” impact of HS2 railway project

Week 24 Radio Lead

Bill Dare: Comedy Alchemist'I thought, if Bill Dare is involved, it sounds good' – The man who brought us Dead Ringers and much more is remembered by his comedy peers. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Week 20 Radio Lead

The Animal Employment AgencyLandmine-detecting rats and drug-sniffing bees – meet the animals with niche jobs. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Week 18 Radio Lead Rachel Burden

Café Hope'People turn off the news because it's overwhelming' – BBC radio's Rachel Burden on a crisis facing broadcasters. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Rachel Burden talking into a microphone on BBC Radio 5 live.

Café Hope host Rachel Burden: 'Bad news drives clicks – but people still want uplifting stories too'

Wk 8 Radio Lead

The IslandImagine a world where Desert Island Discs castaways are marooned for real — Stephen Mangan is about to join them. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Tony Parsonsrubs his hand in a black and white portrait

Murder for Busy PeopleTony Parsons reveals all about his new book, a possible TV series and nearly working with Harvey Weinstein. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally

Strong Message HereHelen Lewis on teaming up with Armando Iannucci to examine the buzzwords that run rife in politics. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Susie Dent and Phil Wang back to back, in front of a wall of books

UnspeakableSusie Dent and Phil Wang on their love of language — and why they're making up words on Radio 4. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Daisy May Cooper wearing an elegant pink dress and boa, with indoor greenery behind her.

Daisy May Cooper: 'I received a paranormal visit from late This Country co-star'

Matt Chorley Wk. 37 Radio

5 LiveMatt Chorley talks bringing his comic take on politics and current affairs to BBC radio. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

DI Neville Parker sitting in a small wooden boat in the sea

Ralf Little on "slightly eerie" Death in Paradise Christmas special

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