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Hancock plans a 15 year reunion for his old Army pals, but he soon discovers that times have changed and the people have too

Hancock has a part on a long-running radio show but his behaviour is causing alarm and his character is killed off. Listeners demand his return and the producer has an idea

Tony is selected for jury duty and stands up to his fellow jurors - including Sid - when he believes the defendant is innocent

Hancock decides to donate blood but is aghast to find out how much he has to give. When he discovers he has a rare blood type, he wants to find out where it will end up

BAFTA-winning actor Steve Pemberton narrates Kazuo Ishiguro's The Remains of the Day - a novel about a butler's years of service

Alan Yentob presents a profile of award-winning novelist Kazuo Ishiguro, who discusses how his early life in Nagasaki and growing up in the home counties shaped his viewpoint

The journalist talks to Booker-Prize-winning author Kazuo Ishiguro about his life and career, and his latest novel The Buried Giant

The history of the written word, first exploring the hunt for the origin of writing, which reveals links between ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs and modern-day letters

BAFTA-winning actor Steve Pemberton narrates Kazuo Ishiguro's The Remains of the Day - a novel about a butler's years of service

Alan Yentob presents a profile of award-winning novelist Kazuo Ishiguro, who discusses how his early life in Nagasaki and growing up in the home counties shaped his viewpoint