BBC Four Today

International Greek singing star Nana Mouskouri delivers a set of songs, backed by her accompaniment group, The Athenians. She performs the selections together with the band.

Nana Mouskouri appears with her backing group the Athenians, joined by special guests Olivia Newton‑John, Los Calchakis and the King's Singers. It was first broadcast on 23 May 1974.

Nana showcases her unique style of music alongside a handful of international guests. The programme features appearances by Morris Albert, the Spinners and Royal Ballet dancer Wayne Sleep.

Jamie Theakston hosts this edition, which was first broadcast on 19 March 1999. It features performances by Steps, The Beautiful South, Roxette, Travis and REM.

Jayne Middlemiss presents this edition, first broadcast on 26 March 1999. It features performances by Andy Williams, Kele Le Roc, Underworld, Tina Cousins and B*Witched.

Peter Powell hosts the 9 February 1978 edition. The programme showcases performances by Tonight, Baccara, ELO, Lulu, Yellow Dog, Dusty Springfield and the Stranglers.

Julian Richards reflects on the grisly fate of a Neolithic woman and three children. Their remains were uncovered in a Stone Age temple in Dorset.

Tony McAuley narrates a programme that honours the culture, history and striking natural beauty of County Antrim’s glens. It was first shown on broadcast in 1975.

Barbara Windsor, Norman Collier, Valerie Masterson, Jan Hunt and members of the Players’ Theatre, London, perform for an audience from the stage of Leeds City Varieties. The cast entertains the crowd from the historic venue.

A reward on the table pushes Hetty to track down the mastermind behind a series of arson attacks. She starts by probing the activities of a neighbour’s foster daughter.

A retired teacher journeys to Istanbul to uncover what happened to her long‑lost niece. The drama stars Mzia Arabuli, Lucas Kankava and Deniz Dumanli.

Michael Parkinson presents excerpts from Alec Guinness’s 1977 appearance on his chat show. In the interview, the actor talks about James Dean, Grace Kelly, Alan Bennett and T.S. Eliot.

Hacker ends up looking foolish when Sir Humphrey announces that the Government intends to cut arts funding. The revelation leaves him with egg on his face.