As the clock chimes midnight across the world, 大象传媒 Radio 4 Extra raids the 大象传媒 archives.
Craig joins the army to get away from football, but the game follows him to Basra.
Egypt, where Edwardian adventurer Lord Zimbabwe swashes a buckle or two.
Fish restaurant owner Aristophanes gets a shock. Ancient Greece comedy by Lynne Truss.
The comedian aims to prove Belgium is not dull, with the legacy of Jean-Claude Van Damme.
An extended compilation of the best bits of The News Quiz from 2012, with Sandi Toksvig.
John and Mary see the New Year in an inn, and Ken's off to buy a sofa.
East Greenland: An old hunter tries to teach a young boy something of his ways.
Nat Segnit explores the tale of a Uruguayan footballer battling to foil a scandal.
Brazil: How architect Oscar Niemeyer brought his extraordinary building designs to life.
The roots and future of the tango: 'a vertical expression of a horizontal desire'.
Sean Street looks at a radio programme about fishing that has forged a cultural identity.
Bolivia: John Pilkington reveals the men behind Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid.
Audrey has a few words to say about Amy's attitude to her sister Muriel.
Roydon Postlethwaite remembers the humanitarian peace worker who smoked like a chimney.
Cuba: Carlos Acosta shares musical favourites with Sue Lawley.
Jamaica: Maureen Sheridan tells the story of moving her young family to the home of reggae
USA: A black man dresses as a maid to find work in 1950s Chicago. With Paterson Joseph.
Arizona: Can law makers silence freight train horns at Flagstaff's level crossings?
Phoenix: David Aaronovitch checks out some Arizona real estate.
John Waite tells the story of The Monkees, the successful 1960s pop group.
Aha! Alan Partridge is 'Live from Las Vegas' with a glamorous American co-host.
Alaska: The Helmericks endured Artic winters, but now Jim and Teena face a greater threat.
