BBC Four Monday

Profile of writer and artist Alfred Wainwright, an enthusiastic fell-walker who became renowned for his pictorial guides to the English Lake District

Michael Palin meets the veteran broadcaster, who talks about his long career with the BBC, from his role as director of programmes to becoming a respected wildlife film-maker

David Attenborough visits the site where bones from the largest known dinosaur were discovered, and investigates efforts to reconstruct what the creature looked like

Broadcaster Jonathan Dimbleby tells the story of his father Richard's return trips, in 1959 and 1965, to the Belsen concentration camp

In this Panorama film, broadcaster Richard Dimbleby returns to Belsen 20 years after his first radio account of the liberation of the concentration camp

Journalist and broadcaster Richard Dimbleby returns to Germany, where he had once been a war reporter, to visit a past battlefield

Documentary by Sam Mendes telling the story of two soldier-cameramen who witnessed the liberation of Bergen-Belsen during the closing days of the Second World War

The artist tells the story of his creative life in his own words and pictures, while fans including Chris Riddell, Josie Long and David Walliams talk about Blake's work

Profile of writer and artist Alfred Wainwright, an enthusiastic fell-walker who became renowned for his pictorial guides to the English Lake District

Michael Palin meets the veteran broadcaster, who talks about his long career with the BBC, from his role as director of programmes to becoming a respected wildlife film-maker

David Attenborough visits the site where bones from the largest known dinosaur were discovered, and investigates efforts to reconstruct what the creature looked like