With George Alagiah.
The BBC political editor Andrew Marr discusses the contemporary relevance of George Orwell 's work with journalist - Christopher Hitchens.
David Dimbleby hosts the fourth annual non-fiction awards ceremony from London, in which the winner receives £30,000 and each of the remaining shortlisted authors £1,000. The nominees are Eamon Duffy, William Rennes, Richard Hamblyn, Roy Jenkins, Margaret Macmillan and Brendan Simms. On the judging panel are scientist Richard Fortey and literary luminaries Caroline Gascoigne, Bonnie Greer and Robert Harris.
A detailed scientific investigation into why the twin towers of New York's World Trade Center collapsed so catastrophically last September.
Thomas Heurlin's film follows the fractious relationship between a young father and the illegitimate daughter he did not meet until she was ten.
A profile of novelist Anne Rice.
