Cricket: Worcestershire v Yorkshire

Meet the team - a close encounter with some of the great characters of Lancashire cricket.

Cricket takes a back seat in this film from 1967 which concentrates more on the spectators, their fashions and colourful examples of millinery

Somerset gear up for the 1962 domestic season

Lincolnshire Cricket Club captain Ian Moore is confident when meeting Surrey in the second round of the Gillette Cup, 1974.

A three-day battle between Yorkshire and Surrey in the cricket County Championship leads to a triumphant win for Yorkshire.

Somerset and Nottinghamshire are playing in Cornwall

Spontaneous celebrations on the streets of Worcester as the end of the Second World War is declared.

Wonderfully candid vignettes of Edward Elgar in this amateur film from George Bernard Shaw's collection

A master craftsman in willow: Duncan Fearnley explains the intricacies of making his championship winning cricket bats.

A big day at New Road as the 1957 West Indies cricket team prepare to play home side Worcester.

Worcester, riding high as England's cricket county champions, prepare to face the 'unfashionable' Kiwis.

Scenic route through the Vale of Evesham, Worcester and Great Malvern, with a detour to a lost masterpiece of outsider art.

This festive season, Mark Kermode takes a deep dive into his favourite ever Christmas movie, Love Actually, with writer and director, Richard Curtis..

Immerse yourself in an enchanting compilation of newly-restored rare images from the first years of filmmaking.

The funniest, best loved and most respected film critic in the UK talks to an array of guests from the world of film including Kathleen Turner, Henry Blake and Julien Temple.

The funniest, best loved and most respected film critic in the UK talks to an array of guests from the world of film including Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Meera Syal, Ben Roberts, and more!

Mark takes a look back at the 2020 BFI London Film Festival, speaking to Festival Director Tricia Tuttle about the challenges of this year and chatting to the creators of two of the Festival’s most talked about titles: Mogul Mowgli and After Love.

The funniest, best loved and most respected film critic in the UK talks to an array of guests from the world of film including Morfydd Clark, Shola Amoo, Be Manzini, and more!