Celebrating the Ealing comedies, film historian George Perry discusses their importance in British film and recalls the work of actor Alec Guinness and director Alexander Mackendrick.
Hurricanes, jet streams, tornados, monsoons and floods are among the worst of the wind and water conditions braved by Donal MacIntyre.
Lightning - Nature Strikes Back is tomorrow at 9.30pm
How the film Akenfield was made, and what has happened to the people and countryside since then.
To act the life of a community, director Peter Hall used the inhabitants of a Suffolk village as his cast. The cast improvised their dialogue, based on Ronald Blythe 's script of his own novel. The first British film to open the London Film Festival, 14 million viewers tuned in to see its UK TV premiere in 1975.
Aids has orphaned thousands of children in South Africa. This film follows three families in Zululand to see how HIV/Aids has affected them. Documentary maker Brian Woods presents events from the children's point of view. See also It Is Better to Live than to Die on Wednesday at 11.20pm
Millions were reported at risk last year. If rains failed in Africa, famine loomed. But was the threat real? Film-maker Jihan El Tahri visits Zambia
