BBC Four Wednesday

Stories of courage, suffering and survival from servicemen and women between 1942 and 1945, including that of a man captured by the Japanese and put to work on the Burma Railway

Further coverage of the evening session on day 12 from the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, featuring the conclusion of two quarter-finals

Liz McIvor examines class divisions on trains, which gradually acted as a catalyst for developing a stronger sense of shared identity and culture

Screenwriter Jimmy McGovern looks back on his 1994 drama, Priest. He discusses writing sex scenes, the film's darker storyline and more

A gay Catholic priest torn between his sexuality and his faith learns of a case of child abuse. Drama directed by the late Antonia Bird, starring Linus Roache and Robert Carlyle

Egyptologist Elizabeth Frood takes viewers back to 1922 to experience the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb as it happened, with the help of colourised photographs and film footage

Award-winning film-maker Terry Abraham returns to the Lake District to showcase Blencathra, looking at the lives of local residents, schoolchildren and tourists

Colin Murray presents a look back at the final of the 1985 World Snooker Championship between Dennis Taylor and Steve Davis

Steve Davis presents a look at the classic 1985 World Snooker Championship Final, also known as the 'black ball final', between himself and Dennis Taylor.