BBC Four HD

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Michael Portillo continues his exploration of southeast Australia in Melbourne, Victoria, guided by his 1913 Bradshaw.

As Robbie makes his way to Ripon in North Yorkshire, he tackles the fast-flowing River Ouse and is forced to make an emergency stop.

Documentary which explores the lost world of coal mining and the rich social and cultural lives of those who worked in what was once Britain's most important industry.

Writer David Nicholls looks back on his 2015 film adaptation of Thomas Hardy's novel.

Romantic drama based on the classic novel by Thomas Hardy. An independent young woman preparing to take over her uncle's farm attracts the attention of three very different men.

The Sky at Night teams up with BBC Ideas to discover the secrets of archaeology and astronomy and to reflect on our ancestral skies.

A look at the evolution of the weather forecast from print via radio to TV and beyond.

Michael Portillo continues his exploration of southeast Australia in Melbourne, Victoria, guided by his 1913 Bradshaw.

As Robbie makes his way to Ripon in North Yorkshire, he tackles the fast-flowing River Ouse and is forced to make an emergency stop.

Documentary which explores the lost world of coal mining and the rich social and cultural lives of those who worked in what was once Britain's most important industry.

Mary reaches back to the myths and legends of the origins of Rome.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 25 October 1996 and featuring Suede, Faithless, Babybird, Gina G, Enya, E-Motion, Cast and Spice Girls.

Julian Clary presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 1 November 1996 and featuring Reef, Livin' Joy, Alisha's Attic, Space, Wham!, Toni Braxton, Jimmy Nail, East 17 and Spice Girls.

With Iron Maiden, David Bowie, Gladys Knight & The Pips, Spandau Ballet, ABBA and Blondie.

Bruno Brookes present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 15 November 1990 and featuring Black Box, Inspiral Carpets and Caron Wheeler.

Simple Minds take to the stage at the Hackney Empire to perform stripped-down and reimagined versions of songs spanning their career. Hosted by Jo Whiley.

Neil Diamond in concert from London's Roundhouse with his six-piece band performing tracks from his album Dreams, which explores 60s and 70s songs, and reinventing his classics.

Legendary singer-songwriter and former Kinks' frontman Ray Davies is the star of the last night of the Electric Proms, presented by Stuart Maconie at Camden's Roundhouse.

KT Tunstall on the Other Stage on Saturday 25 June 2005. Contains some strong language.

American singer-songwriter and swamp rock pioneer Tony Joe White in a performance from 1974, featuring songs Groupie Girl and Polk Salad Annie.

Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 25 October 1996 and featuring Suede, Faithless, Babybird, Gina G, Enya, E-Motion, Cast and Spice Girls.

Julian Clary presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 1 November 1996 and featuring Reef, Livin' Joy, Alisha's Attic, Space, Wham!, Toni Braxton, Jimmy Nail, East 17 and Spice Girls.

With Iron Maiden, David Bowie, Gladys Knight & The Pips, Spandau Ballet, ABBA and Blondie.

Bruno Brookes present the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 15 November 1990 and featuring Black Box, Inspiral Carpets and Caron Wheeler.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Chris Beardshaw visits Hampshire to find out the best way to get summer colour into the garden.

Some farmers like to do their own vetting, but James discovers that sometimes the vet can cure the farmer.

Richard Carmody, a superior student, accompanies James on his rounds to learn, but it becomes clear that there is very little that he doesn't know.

Louise seeks comfort at Gunnar and Lena's apartment only to discover a new shocking lead. Contains some strong language.

Teaming up with Jacob, Louise tries to prove the killer's guilt and uncover their motive. Contains some scenes which some viewers may find upsetting.

A dissident film-maker, who is trying to direct a movie in Turkey while being forced to remain in a nearby Iranian border town, finds himself embroiled in a local scandal.

Sitcom set in Slade Prison. Fletcher inadvertently becomes involved in the murky world of drugs.

Jean sends Sandy to Lionel's hotel to assist him with his book revisions. But when she arrives, she is told he has checked out, and a charade of confusion follows.

Some farmers like to do their own vetting, but James discovers that sometimes the vet can cure the farmer.

Richard Carmody, a superior student, accompanies James on his rounds to learn, but it becomes clear that there is very little that he doesn't know.

Chris Beardshaw visits Hampshire to find out the best way to get summer colour into the garden.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

Programmes start at 7.00pm.

From the 2016 BBC Proms, Martha Argerich performs Schubert's Rondo in A.

Ian Bostridge, Elizabeth Kenny and Fretwork perform galliards and laments by John Dowland, and James Gilchrist and Ruby Hughes perform songs by Benjamin Britten.

Spellbinding new film of Benjamin Britten's hauntingly beautiful chamber opera.

A bleak dystopian future plays out before us as Royal Television Society award-winning actor Sacha Dhawan narrates George Orwell's profoundly impactful and thought-provoking classic.

Rudolph Cartier's 1954 BBC adaptation of George Orwell's story about a man who tries to rebel against the totalitarian state in which he lives and works.

The biggest bands on the buzzing UK scene play in a new edition of the iconic jazz show.