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Turbines Wendelhalsring. Wieder einmal hat sich Quadratus etwas für seinen geliebten General Labienus ausgedacht: Ein neues Romanisierungsgesetz, mit dem alles Gallische aus Lutetia verbannt werden soll. Gallische Namen, die gallischen Schnurrbärte und Helme, tja sogar Turbines Wendelring, den sie immer um den Hals trägt. Alles wird von den Legionären eingesammelt und im Wald vergraben, doch dabei graben Terminus und Technicus Löcher im Boden auf, aus denen übler Gestank strömt. Labienus sieht das als schlechtes Omen und gibt den Galliern alles wieder zurück.

Das Schwert des Camulogeno Homöopatix hat Quadratus das Schwert von Camulogenos verkauft und gerät darüber in heftigen Streit mit Majestix. Majestix nimmt Quadratus das Schwert ab und wird nun von Zerberus und seinen Beagles gejagt. Um die Situation zu retten, besorgt Astmatix einen Zaubertrank von Weissnix, doch bekommt er wieder mal einen verkehrten Trank. Das Schwert verschwindet am Ende in den Wolken und landet in einem Stein, wo es von dem kleinen, trotzdem nicht ganz unbekannten Artus entdeckt wird.

Conceived by BBC World Service producer Derek Hoddinott, the 1976 anthology series Murder International comprised half-hour adaptations of famous murder mysteries by world-renowned writers past and present, set in locations ranging from Corsica to St. Petersburg, Malaysia, France and Spain. Collected here are ten of those thrilling dramas, each with a different theme, ranging from 'murder by the supernatural' to 'murder by duel'.

Die berühmten Märchen-Klassiker der Brüder Grimm als aufwendige Hörspiel-Neuvertonungen für die ganze Familie.

As the Purple Lotus begins to disrupt fairy and elf magic everywhere, the Bureau lose control of their magic, all except Kyra who is unaffected. Apinya pleads with Kyra to stop the Lotus by reclaiming her Orb Magic. When she refuses, Apinya plays her last card and reveals the truth about the disappearance of Kyra’s birth father.

Household names nominate leaders from the past for BBC Radio 4's Great Lives. Since its inception in 2001, Great Lives has been one of Radio 4's most popular programmes, presented by Joan Bakewell, Humphrey Carpenter, Francine Stock and Matthew Parris. The format is simple, but compelling: each week, a distinguished personality is invited to select an inspirational figure who has influenced them. Talking with the presenter and a guest expert, they assess the importance of their chosen candidate.

Brian Wright thought he had it all figured out. That is until his literary agent dropped a bombshell on him. Now he must contend with the deadline of a lifetime in order to tackle his third novel. In the writing session of his life, Brian will find a flurry of accidents and antics that are sure to slow him down.

March 13th, 1997 is a date etched in the annals of UFOlogy. An infamous mass sighting of a colossal UFO has taken an interesting turn as two new witnesses working in law enforcement that night, have come forward with new revelations about the V-shaped objects flying over the Arizona sky that fateful night. The most documented UFO sighting in history has new leads that may finally bring some closure to the incident known as the Phoenix lights.