BBC Four HD Tuesday

Angela Rippon visits Clevedon and Weston-super-Mare, ending her journey on the lonely island of Steep Holm. First broadcast in 1988

Ben Robinson flies over the Norfolk Broads where aerial photographs have discovered 945 previously unknown ancient sites, many of which are making historians rethink the area

Barbara and Tom's early morning activities disturb Margo and Jerry. Comedy, with Richard Briers and Felicity Kendal

Cabinet reshuffle rumours and possible redundancy from high office anger Jim Hacker, who considers accepting an offer to become an EEC commissioner

Lucy Worsley examines George II's troubles with his son, and how he managed to lead from the front on the battlefield, turning Britain into a global superpower

Acclaimed documentary maker Norma Percy is joined by producer and director Paul Mitchell, to assess the conclusion of their award-winning series - The Death of Yugoslavia

Tracing the events leading up to the Dayton peace talks in Ohio, with the main participants in the negotiations telling the inside story

Alan Yentob meets Man Booker Prize winner Richard Flanagan, and travels with him through his native Tasmania where they visit places that inspired his novels

Roger Ross Williams examines the American prison system, encounters complicit politicians and prison profiteers with their own self-serving motivations to maintain the status quo

Lucy Worsley examines George II's troubles with his son, and how he managed to lead from the front on the battlefield, turning Britain into a global superpower

Angela Rippon visits Clevedon and Weston-super-Mare, ending her journey on the lonely island of Steep Holm. First broadcast in 1988

Ben Robinson flies over the Norfolk Broads where aerial photographs have discovered 945 previously unknown ancient sites, many of which are making historians rethink the area