BBC Four HD Monday

A tour of Britain's mining heritage takes Fred from Cornwall to Scotland, where he visits lead, slate, tin and coal extraction sites

Liz McIvor examines how the railways enabled people to live farther away from the places where they worked

Historian Janina Ramirez and art critic Alastair Sooke embark on cultural city breaks, beginning by examining the art and design of the Dutch capital

Robert Robinson oversees another duel of words and wit as Frank Muir, Anna Massey and Godfrey Smith take on Arthur Marshall, Sally Magnusson and Peter Egan. First broadcast in 1984

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against panellists Joyce Grenfell, Robin Ray and Patrick Moore. With guest musician Joan Cross. First broadcast in 1973

A 1984 profile of the jazz singer, from her traumatic childhood in Baltimore to her premature death in a New York hospital at the age of 44

The performance artist talks to Alan Yentob about turning her life into art and travels back to her birthplace of Belgrade to discuss her upbringing in communist Yugoslavia

A tour of Britain's mining heritage takes Fred from Cornwall to Scotland, where he visits lead, slate, tin and coal extraction sites

Liz McIvor examines how the railways enabled people to live farther away from the places where they worked

A 1984 profile of the jazz singer, from her traumatic childhood in Baltimore to her premature death in a New York hospital at the age of 44

Historian Janina Ramirez and art critic Alastair Sooke embark on cultural city breaks, beginning by examining the art and design of the Dutch capital