Returning for a seventh season, crime writer Frances Fyfield once again explores the tales and tribulations revealed in the handwritten manuscripts of some of the greatest works of classical...

A woman’s naked and dead body is found outside the Essex commuter village of Branston. Crown Prosecutor Helen West and the local police discover a world of passion and envy ready to explode...

Crown Prosecutor Helen West, her less-than-clean garden flat and her relationship with senior Geoffrey Bailey are all in need of a little care and attention. Further up the no. 59 bus route but a...

Pip Carlton, a good son and a devoted husband, is also a highly respected pharmacist, cherished by his loyal customers in Herringbone Parade. When his wife dies in her sleep, without cause and...

Frances Fyfield and a team of musical experts look at the scores of one of Sir Hubert Parry's best known works: his anthem 'I Was Glad'. 'Dear Parry, The King wishes you to write something for the...

Returning for a seventh season, crime writer Frances Fyfield once again explores the tales and tribulations revealed in the hand-written music manuscripts of some of the greatest works of...

Writer Frances Fyfield uses the manuscript of Dickens's last, unfinished, novel to work on the mystery of what happened to the book's eponymous hero Edwin Drood. First broadcast: BBC Radio 4, 19...

Mr Logo is a familiar figure in the courts, frequently accused of indecent assault, but invariably acquitted due to lack of evidence. His latest acquittal isn't the only set-back in Helen West's...