1/4. Unravelling the events that have shaped the landscapes of Europe, beginning with Oxford over-run by dinosaurs and St Petersburg buried beneath desert sands. Narrated by Sean Pertwee.
7.50 2/4. Mammoths wandered the North Sea; lions and hippos roamed Trafalgar Square - a look at the last great Ice Age.
8.40 3/4. Forests were decimated and minerals excavated as Europe was transformed over 10,000 years.
How did wildlife cope?
9.30 4/4. Today, 730 million people live in Europe. How is the region's wildlife adapting to this new world, and are we helping?
A pacifist Finnish conscript in the Nazi army deserts, and ends up at the cabin of a Lapp peasant woman nursing back to health a Red Army solider. That's when his problems really begin. Aleksandr Rogozhkin's sincere and witty anti-war comic drama from 2002 is in Russian, Finnish and Sami with English subtitles.
2/6.
Marcus Brigstocke 's talk show satire
12.30am Death on the Staircase: 6/8. Lurid details of defendant
Michaei Peterson 's proclivities emerge. More on Wednesday at 10.30pm
As the trial continues, the prosecutor attempts to portray Michael Peterson as a deviant. (2005)
: highlights of the concert, held recently at the Sage Gateshead. With Malian rebels Tinariwen, Algerian rai star Khaled, Spanish mestizo outfit Amparanoia and Canadian singer/ songwriter Lhasa
1/2. With Tinariwen, Rokia Traore, Amparanoia, Daara J and Souad Massi. More at 2.55am tomorrow
