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Patrick Rayner is a Radio drama producer and director who was Head of Radio Drama at BBC Scotland until February 2010.[1][2]

Radio Plays[edit]

Radio Plays Directed or Produced by Patrick Rayner
Date first broadcast Play Author Cast Synopsis
Awards 		Station
Series
27 August 1983 The Cricket Match Hugh de Sélincourt dramatised by John Rotannack Jill Lidstone, Stephen MacDonald, Michael N. Harbour, Geoffrey Matthews, Peter Woodthorpe, Nigel Anthony, David Rintoul, Sean Arnold, Stephen Thorne, David March, Peter Alexander, Alan Dudley, Maddi Head, Teresa Streatfield, Jane Wenham, Eric Allen, David Peart, Michael Jenner, Christopher Scott, Roger Hammond and Eric Allan The classic story of village cricket a couple of generations ago. BBC Radio 4
19 March 1985 Winter Journey [3] Ronald Frame Jane Asher, Tim Pigott-Smith and Melinda Walker Nominated for three Sony Awards BBC Radio Scotland
7 November 1990 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: A Scandal in Bohemia [4] [5] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Andrew Sachs, Sarah Badel, Brian Miller, Danny Schiller, Ian Lindsay, Mary Allen and Jenny Howe Holmes is called upon to retrieve a compromising photograph – but in the beautiful Irene Adler he meets his match. BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
14 November 1990 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Red-Headed League [6] [5] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Vincent McInerny Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, James Grout, James Wilby, Sam Graham, James Green and Nigel Carrington Why is a pawnbroker being paid four sovereigns a week to copy out the Encyclopaedia Britannica? BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
5 December 1990 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Five Orange Pips [7] [5] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Vincent McInerny Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Brian Greene, Angus Wright, Danielle Allan, Michael Turner and Brett Usher At breakfast one morning Colonel Elias Openshaw receives a letter whose singular contents spell violent death. BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
12 December 1990 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Man with the Twisted Lip [8] [5] [Issue 1] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Peter Mackie Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Robin Herford, Emma Gregory, George Winter and Danielle Allan Neville St Clair is missing, presumed murdered. The trail leads Holmes to one of London's vilest opium dens. BBC Radio 4
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2 January 1991 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Blue Carbuncle [10] [5] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Peter Blythe, Hugh Dickson, Vincent Brimble, Naomi Capron, Ben Onwukwe, Elaine Claxton, Christopher Good, David Goudge and Ian Lindsay BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
9 January 1991 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Speckled Band [11] [5] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Vincent McInerny Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Susan Woolridge, Jane Whittenshaw and Ian Lindsay BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
16 January 1991 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Engineer's Thumb [12] [5] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Peter Mackie Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Susannah Corbett, Stephen Tomkinson, John Moffatt, Sybil Wintrope, David Goudge, Vincent Brimble and Paul Downing BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
8 January 1992 recorded July 1991 The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes: Silver Blaze [13] [14] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Jack May, Fraser Kerr, Susan Sheridan, Brett Usher, Nigel Carrington, Mark Straker, Terence Edmond and Petra Markham BBC Radio 4
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29 January 1992 recorded July 1991 The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes: The Gloria Scott [15] [14] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Vincent McInerney Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Simon Treves, Terence Edmond, Nigel Carrington, Charles Milham, Mark Straker, Alan Barker, Siriol Jenkins, Eric Allen and Fraser Kerr BBC Radio 4
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12 February 1992 recorded July 1991 The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes: The Reigate Squires [16] [14] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Robert Forrest Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Peter Davison, Roger Hammond, Struan Rodger and Terence Edmond BBC Radio 4
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7 October 1992 recorded July 1991 The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes: The Crooked Man [17] [14] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Brian Blessed, James Green, Terence Edmond, Ann Windsor, Christable Dilks, Joanna Myers, Andrew Wincott, Nigel Carrington and Amerjit Deu BBC Radio 4
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28 October 1992 recorded July 1991 The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes: The Naval Treaty [18] [14] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by David Ashton Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Patrick Malahide, Joanna Myers, Stephen Tompkinson, Brett Usher, David Bannerman, Norman Jones and Petra Markham BBC Radio 4
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1992 Weir of Hermiston [19] Robert Louis Stevenson completed and dramatised by Robert Forrest Paul Young, Forbes Masson, Wendy Seager, Tom Watson and Ann Scott-Jones A rich and romantic story set in Edinburgh and the rolling hills of the Scottish Borders in 1813, it is a tale of young Mr Archie Weir's love for Miss Christina Elliott. BBC Radio 4
24 February 1993 The Return of Sherlock Holmes: The Empty House [20] [21] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Michael Pennington, Frederick Treves, Donald Gee, Joan Matheson, Peter Penry Jones, John Webb, Steve Hodson, Kate Binchy, Jillie Meers, Siriol Jenkins, Keith Drinkel, John Church and John Fleming BBC Radio 4
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10 March 1993 The Return of Sherlock Holmes: The Dancing Men [22] [21] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Peter Tuddenham, Christopher Good, Diana Hunter, John Guerrasio, Jill Graham and Sue Broomfield BBC Radio 4
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17 March 1993 The Return of Sherlock Holmes: The Solitary Cyclist [23] [21] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Denis Quilley, Susannah Harker, John Webb, David Holt, Siriol Jenkins and Peter Penry Jones BBC Radio 4
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31 March 1993 The Return of Sherlock Holmes: Black Peter [24] [21] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by David Ashton Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Alex Norton, Andrew Wincott, Steve Hodson, Matthew Morgan, Siriol Jenkins, Kate Binchy and Philip Anthony BBC Radio 4
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8 September 1993 The Return of Sherlock Holmes: The Six Napoleons [25] [21] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Donald Gee, Federay Holmes, Eric Allen, Peter Penry Jones, James Telfer, David Holt, John Church, Matthew Morgan and John Fleming BBC Radio 4
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29 September 1993 The Return of Sherlock Holmes: The Missing Three-Quarter [26] [21] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Roger Danes Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Peter Jeffrey, Robert Portal, Peter Howell, Matthew Morgan, Siriol Jenkins, Philip Anthony and Steve Hodson BBC Radio 4
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6 October 1993 The Return of Sherlock Holmes: The Abbey Grange [27] [21] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Robert Forrest Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Penny Downie, Andrew Wincott, Steve Hodson, Kate Binchy, Christopher Scott, Philip Anthony, Nicholas Murchie and Julian Rhind-Tutt BBC Radio 4
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5 January 1994 recorded July 1993 His Last Bow: Wisteria Lodge [28] [29] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Dominic Letts, David King, Geraldine Fitzgerald, David Thorpe, Michael Onslow, Steve Hodson and Gareth Armstrong BBC Radio 4
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12 January 1994 recorded July 1993 His Last Bow: The Cardboard Box [30] [29] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Roger Danes Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Kevin Whately, Stephen Thorne, Teresa Gallagher, Dominic Letts, Oona Beeson, Rachel Atkins, John Evitts, Diana Payan and James Telfer BBC Radio 4
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29 January 1994 The Courts of the Morning John Buchan dramatised by Guy Slater Ian McDiarmid and Fiona Francis The republic of Olifa is rich in minerals, and ripe for revolution. BBC Radio 4
2 February 1994 recorded July 1993 His Last Bow: The Dying Detective [31] [29] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Robert Forrest Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Joan Matheson, Edward Petherbridge, Alex Jennings, Philip Anthony, John Baddeley and Sam Crane BBC Radio 4
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16 February 1994 recorded July 1993 His Last Bow: The Devil's Foot [32] [29] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Patrick Allen, Geoffrey Beevers, Sean Arnold, Diana Payan, David Thorpe, Colin Pinney and Barry J Gordon BBC Radio 4
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21 September 1994 The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes: The Illustrious Client [33] [34] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Michael Feast, Ruth Gemmell, Deborah Berlin, Malcolm Ward, Neville Jason and James Taylor BBC Radio 4
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5 October 1994 The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes: The Mazarin Stone [35] [34] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Anthony Bate, Nigel Anthony, Joan Matheson, David Jarvis, Malcolm Ward, Lyndham Gregory and Peter Whitman BBC Radio 4
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26 October 1994 The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes: The Three Garridebs [36] [34] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by David Ashton Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Joan Matheson, Lou Hirsch, James Taylor, Margaret John, Peter Whitman, Paul Panting, Gavin Muir and Elaine Claxton BBC Radio 4
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1 March 1995 The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes: The Creeping Man [37] [34] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Robert Forrest Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Robin Ellis, Deborah Berlin, Oliver Senton and Annabel Mullion BBC Radio 4
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8 March 1995 The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes: The Lion's Mane [38] [34] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, [[]], [[]] and [[]] BBC Radio 4
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15 March 1995 The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes: The Veiled Lodger [39] [34] Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised by Roger Danes Clive Merrison, Michael Williams, Harriet Walter, Douglas Henshall, Ian Masters, Michael Tudor Barnes, Oliver Senton, Kristen Milward and Peter Yapp BBC Radio 4
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23 May 1995 Hossack's Child Colin MacDonald John Buick and Isabella Jarrett A hard-headed bachelor fisherman gets broody for a baby. BBC Radio 4 Thirty minute theatre
18 September 1995 Bear Junction [40] [41] Beatrice Colin Read by Siobhan Redmond Miss Colleen learns to drive with the intriguingly mysterious Mr Podstovski. She isn't a very good pupil – but then he isn't a very good teacher. BBC Radio 4
Short Story
21 January 1996 – 28 January 1996
(Recorded on 3 November 1995) 		Sunset Song Lewis Grassic Gibbon dramatised by Brian McCabe James Bryce, Ann Scott-Jones, John Buick, Bob Docherty, Derek Anders, Kevin Mckidd, Rose Mcbain, Colin Guthrie, Ian Briggs, Bill Riddoch, Vicki Masson, Isabella Jarrett, Gillian Thomas, Peter Raffan and Keith Hutcheon A girl growing to womanhood in pre-war Kincardineshire. BBC Radio 4
18 April 1996 The Electric Angel [42] Beatrice Colin Liam Brennan, Deirdre Davis, Anne Kristen, Louise Ironside, Mark Cox, Margaret Clark and Owen Kavanagh Set in about 1968, when the Apollo space missions were in the news. A young man from Oban comes to the big city to find work, and falls for a girl he meets... BBC Radio 4
31 March 1997 Writing Home to Mother [43] John Clifford Richard Greenwood and John Buick BBC Radio 4
30 April 1997 – 21 May 1997 The Hydro [44] Ronald Frame Eliza Langland, David Rintoul, Sheila Donald, Ann Scott-Jones, Finlay McLean, Crawford Logan, Wendy Seager, Gayanne Potter and Geoffrey Lee Four-part serial set in a luxury hotel in the Scottish Highlands. Fee Drummond has taken over the running of the Carnbeg Hydro following the death of her husband in a speedboat accident. Fee is not short of enemies who would love to see her fail. BBC Radio 4
8 October 1997 – 5 November 1997 The Guns of Navarone [45] Alistair MacLean dramatised by Bert Coules Toby Stephens, David Rintoul, Alex Norton, John Guerrasio, Peter Kenny, Michael Williams, David Bannerman, David Brooks, Alastair Danson, Anthony Ofoegbu, Gerard McDermott and John Rowe Second World War adventure. In 1943 the Subversive Operations Executive plans a daring commando raid to silence two German guns that are having a devastating impact on Allied shipping. BBC Radio 2
19 October 1997 – 26 October 1997 The Leopard [46] Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa dramatised by John Clifford Patrick Malahide, Emma Currie, Crawford Logan, Joanna Tope, James Bryce, John Shedden, Shonagh Price, Veronica Leer and Liam Brennan Italy is in political turmoil in 1860. BBC Radio 4
Classic Serial
25 October 1997 The Third Gentleman [47] Ian Rankin Alexander Morton, Wendy Seager, Douglas Russell, Cara Kelly, John Buick, Monica Gibb, Robin Thomson, Simon Tait and Steven McNicoll A period detective story that follows the adventures of the roguish Cullender in 1790s Edinburgh. Cully gallantly rushes to the assistance of a young lady in distress. BBC Radio 4
Saturday Playhouse
29 November 1997 The Monarch of the Glen [48] Compton Mackenzie dramatised by Ron Butlin Crawford Logan, Mairi Gillespie, John Shedden, Andrew Conlan, Joanna Tope, Steven McNicoll, Douglas Russell, Michael Perceval-Maxwell and Simon Tait An impoverished Scottish laird seeks to marry his eldest son off to an American heiress, only to find himself at war with an army of militant hikers. BBC Radio 4
Saturday Playhouse
14 December 1997 The Secret Commonwealth John Purser Vicki Masson, Anne Kristen, Derek Anders, Kenneth Glenaan, Jimmy Chisholm, Andrew Dallmeyer, Anne Lacey, Paul Young, Robert Paterson, Gerda Stevenson and Kern Falconer John Purser's play is set in the late 17th century and takes its inspiration from the old Scots ballad Mill O'Tiftie's Annie, based on the true story of a miller's daughter who fell in love with the trumpeter at Fyvie Castle in Aberdeenshire. The play's title comes from a work of the period by the Rev Robert Kirk about the spirit world of elves and fairies. BBC Radio 4
9 April 1998 The Maids of Orleans [49] Beatrice Colin Eliza Langland, Kathryn Howden, Emma Currie and Michael Perceval-Maxwell Set in France during the second World War. As the Germans advance, three women escape to a chateau in the Loire valley. BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
16 August 1998 Havisham Ronald Frame Emma Currie, Emma Fielding, Joanna Tope, Liam Brennan, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, Gregor Powrie, James Bryce and Noreen Leighton In just a few sentences of Great Expectations, Charles Dickens sketches in the bare bones of a history for the character of Miss Havisham, the old woman who sits in a shuttered old house in her soiled bridal dress, as she has done since the day she was jilted many years before. This play asks how she got to be in that state. BBC Radio 3
25 August 1998 – 15 September 1998 The Hydro (series 2) Ronald Frame Eliza Langland, Crawford Logan, Simon Tait, Una McLean and Edith MacArthur A four-part series of Ronald Frame's popular drama set in a luxury hotel in the Scottish Highlands. Fee Drummond, managing director of the Hydro, is coming to terms with her husband's return from the dead. And there is a very unusual reunion dinner. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
15 March 1999 – 19 March 1999 Strait is the Gate [50] André Gide abridged by Morag Lyall Read by David McKail A classic French story of lost love BBC Radio 4
Book at Bedtime
30 May 1999 – 13 June 1999 Daniel Deronda [51] George Eliot dramatised by Robert Forrest Anna Chancellor, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, James Bryce, Mark McDonnell, Finlay Welsh and Joanna Tope From the moment their eyes meet across a packed gaming room, young Daniel Deronda is as drawn to Gwendolen Harleth as she is to him. BBC Radio 4 Classic Serial [52]
20 June 1999 Maestro Ronald Frame Joss Ackland, Elaine Claxton, Kate Harper, Nigel Anthony, Ron Berglas, David Holt, Ruth Gemmell, Becky Hindley, David Bannerman, Tessa Worsley and Ben Crowe On a visit to Vienna to prepare for a new recording of Beethoven's Missa Solemnis, a celebrated English conductor whose life is in crisis begins to entertain doubts about himself as a musician and to recognise the human cost of his brilliant career. BBC Radio 3
26 July 1999 McLevy: Happy Land [53] David Ashton Brian Cox, Phyllis Logan, John Paul Hurley, Eliza Langland, Vicki Liddelle, Robin Thomson, Ralph Riach and Steven McNicoll The death of an evangelical preacher leads McLevy to the Happy Land, a den of iniquity ruled over by a veritable queen of crime. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play [54]
26 October 1999 – 16 November 1999 The Hydro (series 3) Ronald Frame Eliza Langland and Crawford Logan Four new plays by Ronald Frame set in a luxury hotel in the Scottish Highlands. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
10 March 2000 Mercury, Sulphur and Salt [55] Beatrice Colin Mark McDonnell, Vicki Liddelle, Eliza Langland, James Bryce, Crawford Logan, Jimmy Chlsholm and Ronald Simon Based on real events in 1527 Basle, in a shabby garret the famous physician Paracelsus and his mistress Sybille crouch over a crucible. Their life-or-death experiment is reaching the final stage, but outside in the winter night a search party is drawing ever nearer. BBC Radio 4
The Friday Play
21 December 2000 McLevy: For Unto Us [56] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, Stuart McQuarrie, Kenny Blyth, David Ashton, Tracy Wiles, Colette O'Neill and David Bannerman It is Christmas, but McLevy doubts that peace on earth and goodwill to all men will apply among the criminal fraternity of Leith. Sure enough, as snow falls on the cobbled streets, the Inspector and Constable Mulholland find themselves on the icy trail of an ingenious cat burglar. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
28 December 2000 McLevy: The Trophy Club [57] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, Steven Atholl, Tom Smith, David Ashton, David McKall, Eliza Langland and David Bannerman Blocked at every turn in his efforts to solve the murder of a young prostitute, and convinced that the killer is from the highest level of Edinburgh society, McLevy bends the rules – with bitter consequences. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
4 January 2001 McLevy: The Second Shadow [58] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, John McGlynn, Colette O'Neil, David Ashton, Tracy Wiles, Kenny Blyth and Carolyn Bonnyman Counterfeiters are at work in the city, and McLevy is under pressure to secure rapid convictions. But his mind is more on the deliciously immoral Jean Brash - surely McLevy is not becoming jealous of the male company she keeps? BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
11 January 2001 McLevy: The Burning Question [59] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, Forbes Masson, Liam Brennan, David Ashton, Tracy Wiles and Kananu Kirlml An unsolved murder brings vigilantes on to the streets, and Jean's house of ill repute is a particular target for the Citizen

Volunteer Force. Time is running out for McLevy – unless he finds the killer, mob rule will triumph and the law will be mocked.

BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
4 February 2001 The Cornish Trilogy
(3 episodes) 		Robertson Davies [[]], [[]] and [[]] BBC Radio 4
2 July 2001 – 20 July 2001 Adam Bede [60] George Eliot dramatised by Robert Forrest Thomas Arnold, Ann Scott-Jones, Richard Greenwood, Katherine Igoe, Vicki Liddelle, Crawford Logan, John Kielty and Dinah Morris It is the summer of 1799 in the Staffordshire village of Hayslope, and one of Lisbeth Bede's sons has marriage on his mind. BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour Drama [61]
9 December 2001 – 16 December 2001 Don’t Look Now Daphne du Maurier dramatised by Ronald Frame Anna Chancellor and Michael Feast John and Laura are trying to get over their daughter's death, but then a psychic starts relaying messages from beyond the grave. BBC Radio 4 Classic Serial
30 December 2001 Sunday at Sant' Agata Ronald Frame Clive Merrison, Gillian Barge, Maggie Steed, Thomas Arnold, Carl Prekopp and Roger Hammond An imagined account of one surprising Summers's day Guiseppe Verdi spent with family, friends and visitors at the his retreat in the North Italian countryside. BBC Radio 3 The Sunday Play
25 January 2002 The Tuner Kevin Fegan[Issue 2] Ian Mercer, Katy Cavanagh and Ian Peck Chocker is an ex-miner who is also a radio ham. He hears "the radio girl" on his receiver. BBC Radio 4
30 January 2002 recorded in October 2001 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Madness of Colonel Warburton [62] Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Andrew Sachs, Timothy West, Eleanor Bron, Struan Rodger, Jamie Newall, David Bannerman and Clare Corbett BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
6 February 2002 recorded in October 2001 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Star of the Adelphi [63] Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Andrew Sachs, John Bett, Philip Anthony, Andrew Wincott, Richenda Carey, Jasmine Hyde, David Bannerman and Helen Ayres BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
13 February 2002 recorded in October 2001 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Peculiar Persecution of Mr John Vincent Harden [64] Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Andrew Sachs, Jane Asher, David Thorpe, Claire Corbett and Peter Darney BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
20 February 2002 recorded in October 2001 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Singular Inheritance of Miss Gloria Wilson [65] [66] Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Andrew Sachs, Toyah Willcox, Roy Hudd, Siôn Probert and [[Sean Baker (actor)|Sean Baker] BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
27 February 2002 recorded in October 2001 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Saviour of Cripplegate Square [67] Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Andrew Sachs, Tom Baker, Siobhan Redmond, David Holt, Jasmine Hyde, Andrew Wincott and Helen Ayres BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
8 July 2002 – 26 July 2002 Anna Karenin Leo Tolstoy dramatised by Robert Forrest Wendy Seager, Richard Greenwood, Tom Goodman-Hill and Vicki Liddelle Anna travels to Moscow to make peace between her unfaithful brother and his long-suffering wife BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour Drama???
19 June 2002 McLevy: A Good Walk Spoilt [68] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Tracy Wiles, John Bett, David McKail, Carolyn Bonnyman and David Bannerman A body is found on Leith Links on the eve of a major golf championship. McLevy is no fan of the game and soon finds himself deep in the rough. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
26 June 2002 McLevy: Wild Justice [69] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, David Robb, Maureen Beattie, Jayne McKenna, Malcolm Rennie and John Stahl McLevy is haunted by a ghost from his past, a criminal spectre who stretches his bony hand towards him, hungry for revenge. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
3 July 2002 McLevy: The Wild Spark [70] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Maureen Beattie, Tom Smith, Tracy Wiles, Jayne McKenna and Jamie Newall Mulholland is in lovelorn pursuit of the fair Emily, Jean Brash is battling with the malevolent madame of a rival bawdy house and McLevy has a warehouse of tobacco gone mysteriously up in smoke. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
10 July 2002 McLevy: Stab in the Back [71] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, Maureen Beattie, David Ashton, Tam Dean Burn, Tom Smith, Tracy Wiles, Sandra Clark and James Newall A desperate race against time for McLevy and Constable Mulholland as a hired killer roams the dark wynds and back alleys of Leith, knife at the ready. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
30 January 2003 Nought Happens Twice Thus [72] Adam Thorpe Patrick Malahide, Sylvestra Le Touzel, Emma Callander and Scott Brooksbank Biographical play about Thomas Hardy's strained marriage with his second wife Florence. In July 1921, a production company has descended on Hardy's Dorset home to make a film of The Mayor of Casterbridge. Hardy wants his wife to come down and watch, but Florence is less than enthusiastic. BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
15 February 2003 The Mouse That Roared [73] [74] Leonard Wibberley dramatised by Mark McDonnell and Steven McNicoll Julie Austin, Mark McDonnell, Crawford Logan, Lou Hirsch, Simon Tait, Jamie Newall and Steven McNicoll Cold War satire in which the tiny European country of Grand Fenwick is forced to declare war on the United States. BBC Radio 4
The Saturday Play
1 December 2003 McLevy: Behind the Curtain [75] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Gabriel Quigley, Alan Cox, Struan Rodger, David Ashton, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, Colette O'Neil, Simon Donaldson and Clare McCarron A death threat written in blood is found pinned to the wall of the leading lady's dressing room at the Parade Theatre. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
8 December 2003 McLevy: A Voice from the Grave [76] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Forbes Masson, Sean Scanlan, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Colette O'Neil, Tom Smith, Sandra Clark and Robert McIntosh Scorching sunshine, a brutal murder, a flood of naughty photographs, and Jean Brash walking out with a mystery lover: McLevy is feeling the heat. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
15 December 2003 McLevy: The Dark Shadow [77] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Stella Gonet, Jimmy Yuill, Tom Smith, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Colette O'Neil, Kananu Kirimi, Robin Laing and Frances Thorburn A jewel theft finally brings one of Edinburgh's most infamous criminals within McLevy's grasp. But a blind young woman with the gift of second sight has prophesied approaching doom. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
22 December 2003 McLevy: Servant of the Crown [78] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Patrick Malahide, Tom Goodman-Hill, David Ashton, Colette O'Neil, Tom Smith, Tom Cotcher and Michael Perceval-Maxwell The Queen is visiting Edinburgh, intending a royal procession down

Princes Street. But the recent Crimean War has stirred up extreme political feeling. McLevy and Mulholland join Her Majesty's protection squad in a desperate hunt for a deadly assassin.

BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
18 May 2004 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Abergavenny Murder [79] Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Andrew Sachs and Ioan Meredith BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
25 May 2004 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Shameful Betrayal of Miss Emily Smith [80] Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Andrew Sachs, Mark Gatiss, Christian Rodska, Philip Fox, Rachel Atkins, Chris Moran and Jaimi Barbakoff BBC Radio 4
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1 June 2004 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Tragedy of Hanbury Street [81] Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Andrew Sachs, Lindsay Duncan, Colette O'Neil, Lydia Leonard, John Rowe, Chris Moran, Philip Fox and Frances Jeater BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
8 June 2004 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Determined Client [82] Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Andrew Sachs, Fritha Goodey, Ian Masters, Philip Fox, Rhys Meredith, Joanna McCallum and John Rowe BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
15 June 2004 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Striking Success of Miss Franny Blossom [83] Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Andrew Sachs, Geoffrey Whitehead, Maggie Steed, Stephen Thorne, Scott Brooksbank, Philip Fox, John Rowe and Alice Hart BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
24 October 2004 Himmler's Boy [84] Adam Thorpe Thomas Arnold, Lesley Hart, Vicki Liddelle, Richard Greenwood, Paul Young, Michael Perceval-Maxwell and Joanna Tope In 1931, in Vienna's Kunsthistorisches Museum, art history student Klaus Bessel meets and falls in love with the clever and vivacious Anya Goldberger. But Anya is a Polish Jew, and in a few short years Klaus will be a member of a special SS unit, personally charged by Reichsführer Himmler to plunder occupied Poland of its priceless art. BBC Radio 3
Drama on 3
28 November 2004 Pale Fire [85] Vladimir Nabokov dramatised by Robert Forrest Finlay Welsh, Angus MacInnes, Joanna Tope, Crawford Logan, Richard Greenwood and Gayanne Potter Published in 1962, Pale Fire ranks as one of the masterpieces of twentieth century fiction. It moves between leafy Appalachia and the mysterious far northern kingdom of Zembla, telling the story of a homely American poet and his regally demented neighbour. BBC Radio 3
Drama on 3
3 January 2005 The Lady Detectives
(4 episodes) 		[[| ]] dramatised by Roger Danes [[]], [[]] and [[]] BBC Radio 4
27 March 2005 Flash for Freedom
(2 episodes) 		George MacDonald Fraser Rhys Meredith, Joss Ackland and [[]] From the Flashman stories by George MacDonald Fraser

It was full of cheating at cards, wrenching, vomiting and other laddish delights, along with the occasional quote in Latin from Horace and Pliny. Flashman continues to scale heights of political incorrectness that others only dream of. I’m not greatly bothered by that. I simply do not go for swashbuckling heros or anti-heros. But while it left me cold, I believe that those who like the genre will have lapped it up. (summarised from a review by Moira Petty, writing in "The Stage").

BBC Radio 4
3 April 2006 McLevy: A Piece of Cake [86] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Sean Scanlan, Paul Blair, Vicki Liddelle and Bryan Lowe The celebrated chef Pierre-Henri Escaffre is the toast of the city. Only McLevy is immune from gastronomic temptation. Which is just as well, since burglary and murder are about to make an appearance on the menu. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
10 April 2006 McLevy: The Sea Change [87] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Shirley Henderson, Steven McNicoll, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Colette O'Neil, Wendy Seager and Simon Tait The fair is in town and the star attraction is the Little Mermaid. Even McLevy is not immune, but he can't rid himself of the feeling that somewhere, misdeeds are afoot. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
17 April 2006 McLevy: Sins of the Fathers [88] David Ashton Brian Cox, Tom Fleming, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Colette O'Neil, Ron Donachie, Eliza Langland and Jim Webster-Stewart A runaway bridegroom and a vicious blackmailer bring double trouble for McLevy and deadly dancer for Constable Mulholland. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
24 April 2006 McLevy: The Devil's Disguise [89] David Ashton Brian Cox, Tom Fleming, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Colette O'Neil, Paul Young, Simon Donaldson and Laura Smales Leith is facing an outbreak of street robbery, with wallets being plundered at razor-point. It's Hallowe'en and, as the Devil comes a-calling, McLevy faces one of the hardest decisions of his life. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
7 August 2006 – 2 October 2006 Paul Temple and the Sullivan Mystery [90] Francis Durbridge Crawford Logan, Gerda Stevenson, Eliza Langland, Lucy Paterson, Michael Mackenzie, Richard Greenwood, Nick Underwood, Greg Powrie, Angus MacInnes, Gareth Thomas, Wendy Seager and John Paul Hurley One of the most celebrated detectives returns to the airwaves in a new production of an adventure first broadcast in 1947.

A perfectly ordinary pair of spectacles spells trouble for the suave Paul and his glamorous wife Steve as they set off on a trip to Egypt.

BBC Radio 4
11 November 2006 Devastated Areas [91] Adam Thorpe Eliza Langland, Finlay Welsh, Richard Greenwood, Lucy Paterson, Noreen Leighton, Matthew Pidgeon, Jimmy Chisholm and Gareth Thomas A study of civilian grief in the wake of the First World War. The stories of a German sculptress in Berlin, a gardener tending his employer’s roses on the Berkshire Downs, and a glazier in the Somme repairing the shattered windows of a church. BBC Radio 4
The Saturday Play
2 December 2006 Killing the Butterfly [92] Colin MacDonald Simon Tait, Vicki Liddelle, Gayanne Potter, James Bryce, Kenny Blythe, John Paul Hurley and Laura Smales Two murder witnesses are put under police protection pending the High Court trial. But something goes badly wrong and they have to flee for their lives, never knowing who it's safe to trust. BBC Radio 4 Saturday Play [93]
25 December 2006 McLevy [94] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Colette O'Neil, Matthew Pidgeon, Andrew Neil, Helen McAlpine, Stuart McQuarrie, Tracy Wiles, Robert McIntosh, Mark Bonnar, Dominic Di Rollo and Anna McPhail A seasonal case for Victorian Edinburgh's most idiosyncratic policeman. McLevy is hardly a natural Yuletide reveller, so it comes as a relief to him to find that a supernatural thief is haunting the city. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
12 November 2007 The Blue Room [95] Georges Simenon dramatised by Ronald Frame Nick Underwood, Lucy Paterson, Richard Greenwood and Nick Farr A couple's adulterous meetings in a hotel room lead to a double murder in rural France. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
14 February 2008 The Shell House [96] Ronald Frame Sylvestra Le Touzel and Struan Rodger In 1972, a spinster scientist with private means meets an exiled Czech architect whose career has stalled. She offers him a commission for a weekend house on some land she owns on the Suffolk coast. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
23 February 2008 The Voyage of the Demeter Robert Forrest Finlay Welsh, Gary Lewis, Steven McNicoll, Grant O'Rourke and Alexander Morton A chilling tale of the supernatural, set on a schooner sailing from Bulgaria to England in 1867. Something very unpleasant is lurking aboard the ship, and the voyage becomes a terrifying ordeal. BBC Radio 4
16 May 2008 – 4 July 2008 Paul Temple and the Madison Mystery [97] Francis Durbridge Crawford Logan, Gerda Stevenson, Gareth Thomas, Angus MacInnes, Robin Laing, Emma Currie, Richard Greenwood, Nick Underwood, Greg Powrie, Michael Mackenzie, Lucy Paterson, Eliza Langland and Jimmy Chisholm New production of an adventure by Francis Durbridge, first broadcast in 1949.

A dead millionaire and a mysterious watch-chain send Paul and Steve in pursuit of a ruthless gang of counterfeiters.

BBC Radio 4
29 September 2008 – 3 October 2008 The Whole of the Moon [98] Colin MacDonald Vicki Liddelle, Steven McNicoll, Simon Tait, Paul Young, Robin Laing, Eliza Langland, Wendy Seager and James Bryce A young Edinburgh prosecutor investigates a crime which is very close to home. BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour Drama
26 December 2008 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Remarkable Performance of Mr Frederick Merridew [99] Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Andrew Sachs, Hugh Bonneville, Malcolm Tierney, Jill Cardo, Jonathan Tafler, Donnla Hughes and Stephen Critchlow A night at the music hall ends in death, a Wild West sharpshooter finds a new personality, a brick wall crumbles and Holmes is engaged by a most unexpected client. BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
2 January 2009 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Eyes of Horus [100] Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Andrew Sachs, Colette O'Neil, Stephen Thorne, Stephen Critchlow, Jonathan Tafler, Janice Acquah, Malcolm Tierney and Paul Rider The police are baffled when a priceless antique disappears, but Holmes solves the mystery with the aid of a pawnbroker, a landlady and two stout rubber bands. BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
9 January 2009 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Thirteen Watches [101] Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Andrew Sachs, Siôn Probert, Nigel Anthony, Stuart Milligan, Inam Mirza, Robert Lonsdale, Donnla Hughes and Dan Starkey It takes more than a vanishing pair of railway passengers and a corpse that appears out of thin air to interest a bored Sherlock Holmes. But then he learns what the dead man had in his pockets BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
16 January 2009 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Ferrers Documents [102] Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Andrew Sachs, Stephen Thorne, Jonathan Tafler, Thomas Arnold, Donnla Hughes, Gunnar Cauthery, Janice Acquah and Dan Starkey What is the link between a slum landlord, a missing witness and a break-in at 221B Baker Street? In a case with no leads, the most important clue is that there are no clues at all. BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
27 January 2009 McLevy: To Keep Him Honest [103] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Colette O'Neil, James Bryce, John Kielty, Mark McDonnell, Andrew Neil, Laura Smales and Finlay Welsh Victorian detective story based on real-life Edinburgh policeman Inspector James McLevy.

The crowds are making for Leith Links, where the champion boxer Toff Richmond is taking on a local challenger. The purse is generous, the gamblers are plunging deep, the stall-holders are doing a roaring trade. Unfortunately, so is the criminal fraternity.

BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
3 February 2009 McLevy: Picture of Innocence [104] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Colette O'Neil, Andrew Clark, Emma Currie, Simon Tait, Steven McNicoll and Irene Allan A high court judge is dead and suspicion falls on his wife. Her alleged adultery with a fashionable portrait painter suggests a strong motive for murder, but she protests her innocence and turns to McLevy for help. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
10 February 2009 McLevy: The Chosen One [105] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Colette O'Neil, Claire Knight, Angus Macinnes, Andrew Neil, Sheila Donald and Robin Laing Marianna Eagle, the 'Princess of the Occult', is a sell-out at the Usher Hall. Do her powers transcend mortal understanding, or is she a fraud? McLevy takes his place in the stalls. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
11 February 2009 Monsieur Monde Vanishes [106] Georges Simenon dramatised by Ronald Frame Richard Greenwood, Claire Knight, Emma Currie, Eliza Langland, Crawford Logan and Nick Underwood A respectable Parisian suddenly leaves his wife and business for a raffish new life in the dance halls and casinos of the Cote d'Azur. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
17 February 2009 McLevy: The Reckoning [107] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Colette O'Neil, Claire Knight, Angus Macinnes, Andrew Neil, Sheila Donald and Robin Laing Jean is busy with preparations for Hannah and Donald's wedding. But somewhere in the city someone is planning a terrible revenge, and death stalks McLevy's footsteps. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
22 May 2009 Vote for Conan Doyle [108] [109] Bert Coules John Sessions and Paul Young Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was many things, but few people know that in 1900 he ran for Parliament. BBC Radio Scotland
May 2009 Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy John Le Carré Simon Russell Beale, [[]] and [[]] BBC Radio 4
21 December 2009 McLevy: A Bolt from the Blue [110] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Colette O'Neil, Ewen Bremner, Sandy Grierson, Jim Webster-Stewart, Jenny Hulse, James Bryce and Carol Ann Crawford Victorian detective story based on real-life Edinburgh policeman Inspector James McLevy.

The young gentlemen of the university's student clubs are competing to play the most audacious pranks on unsuspecting citizens. Just harmless youthful high spirits - until a body is found floating in Leith docks.

BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
28 December 2009 McLevy: End of the Line [111] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Colette O'Neil, Paul Young, Wendy Seager, Monica Gibb, Eliza Langland and Jimmy Chisholm Two ladies make an unusual discovery on Waverley station: the body of a drunken Italian aristocrat. What on earth was he doing on a late-night train from Newcastle? BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
4 January 2010 McLevy: Jack O' Diamonds [112] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Colette O'Neil, Graham Crowden, Andrew Neil, Robin Laing, Lewis Howden and Molly Innes Jean Brash plans revenge on a sadistic client, but the malign Mr Caleb Grant has a finger in every criminal pie in Edinburgh and is not a man to cross lightly. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
11 January 2010 McLevy: Queen of Spades [113] David Ashton Brian Cox, Siobhan Redmond, Michael Perceval-Maxwell, David Ashton, Colette O'Neil, Graham Crowden, Andrew Neil, James Anthony Pearson, Simon Donaldson and Joanna Tope The deadly battle with Caleb Grant has heartbreaking consequences for Jean Brash's household, and leads McLevy to a final reckoning on the windswept coast of Northumberland. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
15 February 2010 – 19 February 2010 The Whole of the Moon, series 2 [114] Colin MacDonald Vicki Liddelle, Steven McNicoll, Eliza Langland, Simon Tait, Greg Powrie, Lewis Howden and Andrew Clark In the second series of the legal drama set in contemporary Edinburgh, Jo Ross's career has taken off. Advocate Depute Jo Ross is prosecuting her first murder trial at Edinburgh's High Court, and something about the case is beginning to worry her. But if she gets it wrong her career will be ruined and a killer will go free. BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour Drama
5 April 2010 – 6 April 2010 The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Marlbourne Point Mystery [115] Bert Coules Clive Merrison, Andrew Sachs, James Laurenson, Piers Wehner, Nigel Hastings, Pik-Sen Lim, Joseph Cohen-Cole, Bruce Alexander, Richard Dillane, Tessa Nicholson and Bert Coules A disused lighthouse on a remote stretch of the Kent coast is the scene of a bizarre double death. BBC Radio 4
Afternoon Play
11 May 2010 Sunday [116] Georges Simenon dramatised by Ronald Frame Grant O'Rourke, Emma Currie, Melody Grove, Francesca Dymond, Michael Mackenzie, Simon Tait and Joanna Tope The tense and vivid story about a chef who decides to kill his wife is set in 1957, and takes place on a single day, in and around a modest auberge in the untamed wooded hills above Nice. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play
11 June 2010 – 30 July 2010 Paul Temple and Steve [117] Francis Durbridge Crawford Logan, Gerda Stevenson, Gareth Thomas, Jimmy Chisholm, Eliza Langland, Nick Underwood, Greg Powrie, Michael Mackenzie, Richard Greenwood, Emma Currie, Candida Benson, Robin Laing, John Paul Hurley and Lucy Paterson A new production of the 1947 detective serial. One of the great radio detectives returns refreshed and reinvigorated to the airwaves to investigate the activities of a shadowy and ruthless criminal mastermind in post-war London.

Enlisted by Sir Graham Forbes of Scotland Yard to help track down the mysterious Dr. Belasco, Paul and his wife Steve find clues in cigarette lighters and bodies in shrubberies, dance the night away in louche Latin American night clubs, meet sinister menservants and suspicious foreigners, and have their lives threatened at every turn. Just as well Steve remembered to bring along her revolver as well as her ration book...

BBC Radio 4
24 August 2011 – 12 October 2011 A Case for Paul Temple [118] Francis Durbridge Crawford Logan, Gerda Stevenson, Gareth Thomas, Greg Powrie, Richard Greenwood, Melody Grove, Jimmy Chisholm, Nick Underwood, Lucy Paterson, Robin Laing, Eliza Langland, Michael Mackenzie, John Paul Hurley and Simon Tait Suave amateur detective Paul Temple and his glamorous wife Steve brave great danger to reveal the identity of the mysterious West End drug dealer known only as 'Valentine'. Ten apparent suicides in one single week, and all of them drug addicts. Scotland Yard is desperate for Temple's help.

Using the original 1946 scripts and incidental music, and recorded using vintage microphones and sound effects, the production of 'Paul Temple and the Sullivan Mystery' aimed to sound as much as possible like the 1947 original might have done if its recording had survived.

BBC Radio 4
3 July 2013 – 11 September 2013 Paul Temple and the Gregory Affair [119] Francis Durbridge Crawford Logan, Gerda Stevenson, Gareth Thomas, Michael Mackenzie, Nick Underwood, Richard Greenwood, Greg Powrie, Meg Fraser, Simon Donaldson, Francesca Dymond, Eliza Langland and Robin Laing A new production of the serial first broadcast in 1946 that is now lost, made possible by the discovery of the 1946 scripts by Norwegian radio.

Paul and Steve come to the aid of a baffled Scotland Yard in pursuit of a deadly and mysterious criminal mastermind.

BBC Radio 4

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References[edit]

  1. ^ King of Hearts – Jeff Zycinski's blog, BBC Radio Scotland
  2. ^ Losing Patrick, Losing Lottie – Jeff Zycinski's blog, BBC Radio Scotland
  3. ^ Distant Voices - Joyce McMillan, The Glasgow Herald, 23 March 1985
  4. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: A Scandal in Bohemia
  5. ^ a b c d e f g h Bert Coules – The BBC complete audio Sherlock Holmes – The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
  6. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Red-Headed League
  7. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Five Orange Pips
  8. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Man with the Twisted Lip
  9. ^ BBC – Radio Times – The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Man with the Twisted Lip 
  10. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Blue Carbuncle
  11. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Speckled Band
  12. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Engineer's Thumb
  13. ^ BBC – – The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes: Silver Blaze
  14. ^ a b c d e Bert Coules – The BBC complete audio Sherlock Holmes – The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes
  15. ^ BBC – – The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes: The Gloria Scott
  16. ^ BBC – – The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes: The Reigate Squires
  17. ^ BBC – – The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes: The Crooked Man
  18. ^ BBC – – The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes: The Naval Treaty
  19. ^ BBC – Weir of Hermiston
  20. ^ BBC – – The Return of Sherlock Holmes: The Empty House
  21. ^ a b c d e f g Bert Coules – The BBC complete audio Sherlock Holmes – The Return of Sherlock Holmes
  22. ^ BBC – – The Return of Sherlock Holmes: The Dancing Men
  23. ^ BBC – – The Return of Sherlock Holmes: The Solitary Cyclist
  24. ^ BBC – – The Return of Sherlock Holmes: Black Peter
  25. ^ BBC – – The Return of Sherlock Holmes: The Six Napoleons
  26. ^ BBC – – The Return of Sherlock Holmes: The Missing Three-Quarter
  27. ^ BBC – – The Return of Sherlock Holmes: The Abbey Grange
  28. ^ BBC – – His Last Bow: Wisteria Lodge
  29. ^ a b c d Bert Coules – The BBC complete audio Sherlock Holmes – His Last Bow
  30. ^ BBC – – His Last Bow: The Cardboard Box
  31. ^ BBC – – His Last Bow: The Dying Detective
  32. ^ BBC – – His Last Bow: The Devil's Foot
  33. ^ BBC – – The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes: The Illustrious Client
  34. ^ a b c d e f Bert Coules – The BBC complete audio Sherlock Holmes – The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes
  35. ^ BBC – – The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes: The Mazarin Stone
  36. ^ BBC – – The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes: The Three Garridebs
  37. ^ BBC – – The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes: The Creeping Man
  38. ^ BBC – – The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes: The Lion's Mane
  39. ^ BBC – – The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes: The Veiled Lodger
  40. ^ BBC – Short Story – Bear Junction
  41. ^ BBC – Radio Times – Short Story: Bear Junction
  42. ^ BBC – Radio Times – The Electric Angel
  43. ^ Jo Clifford – Writing Home to Mother
  44. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Hydro
  45. ^ BBC – Radio Times – The Guns of Navarone
  46. ^ BBC – Classic Serial – The Leopard
  47. ^ BBC – Saturday Playhouse – The Third Gentleman
  48. ^ BBC – Saturday Playhouse – The Monarch of the Glen
  49. ^ BBC – Radio Times – Afternoon Play: The Maids of Orleans
  50. ^ BBC – Radio Times – Book at Bedtime: Strait is the Gate
  51. ^ BBC – Classic Serial – Daniel Deronda
  52. ^ BBC – Classic Serial
  53. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: Happy Land
  54. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play
  55. ^ BBC – Radio Times – The Friday Play: Mercury, Sulphur and Salt
  56. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: For Unto Us
  57. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: The Trophy Club
  58. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: The Second Shadow
  59. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: The Burning Question
  60. ^ BBC – Woman's Hour Drama – Adam Bede
  61. ^ BBC – Woman's Hour Drama
  62. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Madness of Colonel Warburton
  63. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Star of the Adelphi
  64. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Peculiar Persecution of Mr John Vincent Harden
  65. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Singular Inheritance of Miss Gloria Wilson
  66. ^ BBC – Radio Times – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Singular Inheritance of Miss Gloria Wilson
  67. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Saviour of Cripplegate Square
  68. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: A Good Walk Spoilt
  69. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: Wild Justice
  70. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: The Wild Spark
  71. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: Stab in the Back
  72. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – Nought Happens Twice Thus
  73. ^ BBC – The Saturday Play – The Mouse That Roared
  74. ^ BBC – Radio Times – The Saturday Play: The Mouse That Roared
  75. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: Behind the Curtain
  76. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: A Voice from the Grave
  77. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: The Dark Shadow
  78. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: Servant of the Crown
  79. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Abergavenny Murder
  80. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Shameful Betrayal of Miss Emily Smith
  81. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Tragedy of Hanbury Street
  82. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Determined Client
  83. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Striking Success of Miss Franny Blossom
  84. ^ BBC – Drama on 3 – Himmler's Boy
  85. ^ BBC – Drama on 3 – Pale Fire
  86. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: A Piece of Cake
  87. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: The Sea Change
  88. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: Sins of the Fathers
  89. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: The Devil's Disguise
  90. ^ BBC – Paul Temple – Paul Temple and the Sullivan Mystery
  91. ^ BBC – The Saturday Play – Devastated Areas
  92. ^ BBC – Saturday Play – Killing the Butterfly
  93. ^ BBC – Saturday Play
  94. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy
  95. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Blue Room
  96. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Shell House
  97. ^ BBC – Paul Temple – Paul Temple and the Madison Mystery
  98. ^ BBC – Woman's Hour Drama – The Whole of the Moon
  99. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Remarkable Performance of Mr Frederick Merridew
  100. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Eyes of Horus
  101. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Thirteen Watches
  102. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Ferrers Documents
  103. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: To Keep Him Honest
  104. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: Picture of Innocence
  105. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: The Chosen One
  106. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – Monsieur Monde Vanishes
  107. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: The Reckoning
  108. ^ BBC – Radio Scotland – Vote for Conan Doyle
  109. ^ Bert Coules – Credits
  110. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: A Bolt from the Blue
  111. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: End of the Line
  112. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: Jack O' Diamonds
  113. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – McLevy: Queen of Spades
  114. ^ BBC – Woman's Hour Drama – The Whole of the Moon, series 2
  115. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Marlbourne Point Mystery
  116. ^ BBC – Afternoon Play – Sunday
  117. ^ BBC – Paul Temple – Paul Temple and Steve
  118. ^ BBC – Paul Temple – A Case for Paul Temple
  119. ^ BBC – Paul Temple – Paul Temple and the Gregory Affair
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