Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Seven paratroopers are sent on a seemingly impossible mission.

Clint Eastwood recalls his tough childhood and looks back at his early career. Contains some scenes which some viewers may find upsetting.

When a German officer carrying some gold bars falls into the hands of a US platoon, Kelly and his sergeant Big Joe gather a team of men to 'liberate' the remaining ingots.

Arena's profile of Clint Eastwood continues with his directorial debut, Play Misty for Me.

How the landscapes of America's three great mountain ranges - the Appalachians, the Rockies and the Sierra Nevada - challenged the westward push of the early pioneers.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

The 1997 Christmas edition, with Eternal, Hanson, Chumbawamba, Gala, Brightman and Bocelli, Natalie Imbruglia, Sash, Shola Ama, Ultra Nate, All Saints, Texas, Aqua and Spice Girls.

Peter Powell and Nicky Campbell present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 2 June 1988 and featuring Aswad, Tiffany, Five Star, Aztec Camera and Rod Stewart.

Noel Edmonds introduces Elkie Brooks, the Muppets, Twiggy, Jesse Green, Hot Chocolate, The Strawbs, Genesis, The Four Seasons, Heatwave, Carol Bayer Sager and Rod Stewart.

Mike Read and Bruno Brookes present the pop chart programme from 1985. Featuring Howard Jones, Sharpe & Numan, Don Henley, Bryan Adams and Elaine Paige and Barbara Dickson.

Gary Davies and Dixie Peach present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 25 July 1985. Featuring Madonna, Feargal Sharkey, The Cure, Dire Straits and Eurythmics.

A collection of Eurythmics' best moments from the BBC's music archives, showcasing the bold, innovative, stylish and unpredictable pair who became one of Britain's biggest bands of the 1980s.

A dip into the archives to explore both collective hits and solo singles spanning 20 early years of Genesis history, from the art-rock Gabriel era to 1980s pop superstars.

Members talk about the three distinct groups that have existed under the banner of the Human League, the Sheffield synthesiser band that enjoyed huge success.

Documentary series examining the musical icons of the 80s. This programme tells the story of Manchester's The Smiths. Contains some strong language.

Dylan Jones has mined the 1980s archives to select some of the most pivotal tracks and performances in hip-hop and house music.

The 1997 Christmas edition, with Eternal, Hanson, Chumbawamba, Gala, Brightman and Bocelli, Natalie Imbruglia, Sash, Shola Ama, Ultra Nate, All Saints, Texas, Aqua and Spice Girls.

Peter Powell and Nicky Campbell present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 2 June 1988 and featuring Aswad, Tiffany, Five Star, Aztec Camera and Rod Stewart.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Documentary about the community of wild red squirrels on the island of Brownsea in Poole harbour, one of the few places left in the UK in which they still thrive.

City banker Andrew Bruce, an old school friend of James's, visits Darrowby to experience a few days of rural bliss, but very soon it begins to look like a rural nightmare.

Young James performs at the piano recital, and Siegfried 'performs' the perfect operation.

DCI Kramer and her colleague Thomas Riedle head up the investigation of a missing woman. Deals with adult themes.

When a second young woman is murdered, the team believe it might be the same killer. Deals with adult themes.

Bob tricks his way on to TV, but a news report makes him a laughing stock. Contains some strong language.

A by-election debate in front of a live audience is Bob's last chance for glory. Contains some strong language.

A reinvigorated Bob and Frank embark on a final push for votes. Surely Bob can't win? Contains some strong language.

Brian Cox sits down with Amol Rajan to reveal the secrets of Succession and his own incredible life on stage and screen.

Seventies sitcom about a couple who decide to become self-sufficient. Tom and Barbara receive help from an unexpected quarter when harvest time comes around and Tom sprains his back.

City banker Andrew Bruce, an old school friend of James's, visits Darrowby to experience a few days of rural bliss, but very soon it begins to look like a rural nightmare.

Young James performs at the piano recital, and Siegfried 'performs' the perfect operation.

Brian Cox sits down with Amol Rajan to reveal the secrets of Succession and his own incredible life on stage and screen.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

The BBC celebrates the Forces' Sweetheart with a look back through the archives at some of her favourite performances and biggest hits.

A birthday tribute celebrating the life and work of Dame Vera Lynn, including exclusive access to Dame Vera as she watches home movies and videos from the past with her daughter.

Coverage of the 1995 Royal Tournament from Earls Court in London.

Televised staging from 1994 of the English National Opera's production of Benjamin Britten's haunting opera about a misfit fisherman, harried to destruction by his local community.

The BBC celebrates the Forces' Sweetheart with a look back through the archives at some of her favourite performances and biggest hits.

A birthday tribute celebrating the life and work of Dame Vera Lynn, including exclusive access to Dame Vera as she watches home movies and videos from the past with her daughter.

Coverage of the 1995 Royal Tournament from Earls Court in London.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Michael's 1930s Bradshaw's-inspired railway tour of north Wales takes him to a coast lined by magnificent castles and sweeping bays.

Julia Bradbury traverses Swaledale in Yorkshire. Wainwright studied this 22-mile section in detail, presenting a route of valley bottom and windswept moor top.

Eighty years on, Rachel Burden traces the stories of the UK's D-Day veterans in Normandy and hears their memories of the massive beach invasion and the battles that followed.

A look at how Hitler found himself at war with Britain - a country whose achievements he admired - and allied to his ideological enemy, the Soviet Union.

Threatened by the ambition of SA leader Ernst Röhm, Hitler is persuaded by Himmler to destroy Röhm and his stormtroopers and make the SS Germany's only paramilitary force.

How the Great Plains saw stories of Indians, wagon trains, homesteaders and cattle drives. Contains some scenes which some viewers may find upsetting.

Film following Cumbria's red squirrels throughout the seasons and revealing the work of some of the many people who ensure they continue to thrive and survive.

Michael's 1930s Bradshaw's-inspired railway tour of north Wales takes him to a coast lined by magnificent castles and sweeping bays.

Julia Bradbury traverses Swaledale in Yorkshire. Wainwright studied this 22-mile section in detail, presenting a route of valley bottom and windswept moor top.

A look at how Hitler found himself at war with Britain - a country whose achievements he admired - and allied to his ideological enemy, the Soviet Union.

Threatened by the ambition of SA leader Ernst Röhm, Hitler is persuaded by Himmler to destroy Röhm and his stormtroopers and make the SS Germany's only paramilitary force.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Michael Portillo continues his 1936 Bradshaw's-inspired railway tour of north Wales in the coastal city of Bangor, before turning south to Betws-y-Coed, the gateway to Snowdonia.

Documentary series. After visiting Richmond, Julia Bradbury crosses the vale between the Dales and her last National Park, the North York Moors.

Seventies sitcom about a self-sufficient couple in suburbia. Tom finds marketing his garden produce more difficult than he thought, especially when the rates are due.

Sitcom about a British government minister and the advisers who surround him. Jim Hacker MP and Sir Humphrey learn of a plan that threatens them both.

Simon Schama recounts the story of eight moments of drama in the making of eight great works of art. He looks at Jacques Louis David's revolutionary painting Death of Marat.

A Storyville documentary in which Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, better known globally as Carlos the Jackal, tells his story from the confines of a French high-security prison.

Alan Yentob explores the life and work of Anglo-Nigerian author Bernardine Evaristo. Contains some strong language.

How the Great Plains saw stories of Indians, wagon trains, homesteaders and cattle drives. Contains some scenes which some viewers may find upsetting.

Documentary series. After visiting Richmond, Julia Bradbury crosses the vale between the Dales and her last National Park, the North York Moors.

Michael Portillo continues his 1936 Bradshaw's-inspired railway tour of north Wales in the coastal city of Bangor, before turning south to Betws-y-Coed, the gateway to Snowdonia.

Simon Schama recounts the story of eight moments of drama in the making of eight great works of art. He looks at Jacques Louis David's revolutionary painting Death of Marat.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Michael heads across the Welsh mountains of Snowdonia to the coastal towns of Porthmadog, Portmeirion and Barmouth.

Julia Bradbury sets out on the final stage of her walk. Robin Hood's Bay is the goal, but first she must complete the North York Moors and walk through Eskdale.

The best in British archaeology. Finds include Roman letters that reveal what London was like, an East India ship packed with silver, and evidence of Julius Caesar in Britain.

A profile of Britain's best-known screenwriter as he embarks on Les Miserables. Deals with adult themes.

Andrew Davies discusses how he turned Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice into the costume drama series that had a whole nation of viewers gripped.

The arrival of Mr Bingley causes great excitement within the Bennet family. One of her five daughters, Mrs Bennet feels, is sure to capture the heart of the young aristocrat.

Mr Bennet's estranged cousin, Mr Collins, writes to announce his imminent visit to Longbourn, the house he will inherit on Mr Bennet's death.

Elizabeth receives an astounding piece of news and Jane's sweet nature is put to the test when she hears that Bingley and his sisters have left Netherfield Park.

A personal view of Jane Austen by Arianna Stassinopoulos.

Julia Bradbury sets out on the final stage of her walk. Robin Hood's Bay is the goal, but first she must complete the North York Moors and walk through Eskdale.

Michael heads across the Welsh mountains of Snowdonia to the coastal towns of Porthmadog, Portmeirion and Barmouth.

The best in British archaeology. Finds include Roman letters that reveal what London was like, an East India ship packed with silver, and evidence of Julius Caesar in Britain.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Engineer Rob Bell explores the new inventions - from giant troop-carrying gliders to tanks that could operate on water - that made the Normandy invasion in 1944 possible.

Celia Imrie tells the story of Kirk Douglas's 1960 epic Spartacus and reveals how what was then the most expensive film of all time made it onto the big screen.

76 BC. Born into slavery, the gladiator Spartacus longs for freedom and soon finds himself at the head of an army of slaves in revolt against the might of the Roman Empire.

Rejected by Elizabeth, Darcy returns to Rosings Park and writes to her, revealing the truth about Wickham.

Dramatisation of Jane Austen's classic story. Darcy is pleased to introduce Elizabeth to his sister, Georgiana, and to welcome her, and her aunt and uncle, to Pemberley.

A dramatisation of Jane Austen's classic story. There is great excitement in the neighbourhood when Bingley returns to Netherfield, bringing Darcy with him.

Engineer Rob Bell explores the new inventions - from giant troop-carrying gliders to tanks that could operate on water - that made the Normandy invasion in 1944 possible.

Eighty years on, Rachel Burden traces the stories of the UK's D-Day veterans in Normandy and hears their memories of the massive beach invasion and the battles that followed.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Gary Davies presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 5 June 1987, and featuring Erasure, U2, Pepsi & Shirlie, Suzanne Vega, Wet Wet Wet and Whitney Houston.

Richard Skinner introduces Siouxsie & The Banshees, Kate Robbins & Beyond, Imagination, Phil Collins, Shakin' Stevens, Squeeze, The Jam, Toyah and Adam & The Ants.

World-class athletics from the Eternal City as a plethora of household names in track and field compete at the Stadio Olimpico in the fifth Diamond League meet of the season.

John Peel and Janice Long present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 7 March 1985 and featuring Shakin' Stevens, Madonna, Jermaine Jackson and Dead or Alive.

Mike Read and Gary Davies present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 25 April 1985 and featuring Bronski Beat & Marc Almond, The Rah Band, David Grant & Jaki Graham and USA for Africa.

How singer-songwriter Lionel Richie achieved a dream of becoming 'as big as The Beatles'.

A collection of hits from one of pop music's greatest geniuses - Prince, aka 'The Artist Formerly Known as Prince', aka 'the Unpronounceable Symbol', and more.

Dylan Jones opens up the archive to select some of the most significant alternative voices in 1980s music.

Richard Skinner introduces Siouxsie & The Banshees, Kate Robbins & Beyond, Imagination, Phil Collins, Shakin' Stevens, Squeeze, The Jam, Toyah and Adam & The Ants.

John Peel and Janice Long present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 7 March 1985 and featuring Shakin' Stevens, Madonna, Jermaine Jackson and Dead or Alive.

Mike Read and Gary Davies present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 25 April 1985 and featuring Bronski Beat & Marc Almond, The Rah Band, David Grant & Jaki Graham and USA for Africa.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Chris Beardshaw travels around by helicopter to find Britain's most inspirational gardens. In the Lake District, Chris goes in search of the ultimate water feature.

James battles through snowy dales to save a litter of piglets and Tristan hopes Siegfried will give him a job.

With Helen still bedridden, James struggles manfully with both chores and children as Siegfried and Tristan look on idly.

Relentless detective work links the death of Berghoff to an unsolved murder in Austria. Deals with adult themes.

As Kramer is told to downsize the team, they finally get a solid lead. Deals with adult themes.

Sitcom originating from the Bob Servant books. Bob and Frank start a new chapter in their lives, and things go well until a woman comes between them. Contains some strong language.

Sitcom originating from the Bob Servant books. Bob defends himself in court after a fracas with Hendo, but can he convince the jury of his innocence? Contains adult humour.