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Jim decides to cut costs. He does this by abolishing the Department of Education.

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.

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.

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.

Using time‑lapse photography, the film offers a fresh look at the restless rhythms of south‑west Wales. It examines how and why the region has become the way it is.

The BBC Philharmonic performs Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake Suite alongside works by John Adams, Vaughan Williams, Adès and Anna Clyne. The concert was recorded at Aviva Studios in Manchester.

A 2001 documentary that tracks Berlin’s evolution since the 1989 fall of the Wall, concentrating on the high‑profile architectural projects that have emerged around Potsdamer Platz. It charts the city’s transformation through these landmark developments.

Trevor Eve, Juliet Stevenson and director David Thacker look back at the 1992 TV adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play. They recall the difficulties they faced in translating the work for the small screen.

In the early years of her marriage a woman commits forgery, only to later fall prey to blackmail. This 1992 adaptation of Ibsen’s play stars Juliet Stevenson and Trevor Eve.