Flying home from America, Temple is asked by Mike Langdon to persuade his employer's daughter Julia Kelburn to give up her boyfriend, pop singer Tony Wyman. Arriving to meet Temple at the airport, Steve is drugged and kidnapped - but released unharmed, she unaccountably finds herself in possession of a coat bearing the label "Margo".

The Temples, about to travel to Egypt, agree to return a pair of spectacles to Richard Sullivan - but this leads to murder and intrigue, as they find Sullivan elusive and several people have an unhealthy interest in the spectacles. Francis Durbridge is to tv and radio what Agatha Christie is to the novel - the master of the unexpected twist. Malcolm Moore

The Temples meet the Fergusons when travelling home from New York, but are later told that the Fergusons' son Richard has been murdered at his university. The only leads are a postcard signed "Jonathan" and Richard's missing signet ring.

A baby and her baby-sitter have disappeared, and the only clue is a note reading "A Mr Vandyke telephoned. He left no message." In seeking to identify Vandyke, Temple must unravel the significance of a doll, the murder of a man impersonating a police officer, the safe return of the baby, and several other murders.

A body on a train, the name "Alex" scrawled on a compartment window, and a card with the name "Mrs Trevelyan" are all linked with further murders and the same names. The case takes Paul Temple to a psychiatrist's consulting room, a dockland rendezvous and a hotel in Canterbury.

Maurice Lonsdale asks Paul Temple to investigate the apparent death of his brother-in-law Carl Milbourne, who might still be alive. The mystery appears to have its roots in Switzerland - but what is the significance of the phrase "too young to die"?

Paul Temple swings into the 1960s with five complete radio dramas featuring the writer-cum-amateur detective and his wife Steve, plus bonus archive material. Between 1938 and 1968, Paul and Steve's exploits enthralled generations of radio listeners around the world. Here, presented in chronological order, are The Gilbert Case (1960 remake), The Margo Mystery (1961), The Jonathan Mystery (1963 remake), The Geneva Mystery (1965), and The Alex Affair (1968). This set also includes the bonus radio feature Peter Coke and the Paul Temple Affair.