BBC Four Sunday

Tom Fort embarks on a 170-mile journey down the River Trent in his own custom-built punt, learning about the waterway's 3,000-year history along the way

The vast patchwork of ancient wetlands and fertile farmland that make up the fens of East Anglia, much of which has now been converted into farmland

Part one of two. Documentary following the footsteps of artists who lived and painted on France's Cote d'Azur, renowned for its sunny climate. Presented by Richard E Grant

The playwright shares the story of how the black comedy was born, as well as his approach to writing and his feelings on the filming of theatrical productions generally

Belfast loyalist Eric Miller experiences a psychotic episode and mistakes his five-week-old granddaughter for Gerry Adams. David Ireland's black comedy, starring Stephen Rea

How the discovery of an ancient music score in the Louvre set researchers on a mission to recreate the music as it was originally heard by the Greeks 2,400 years ago

Part two of two. Helen Czerski explores the extraordinary messages carried by sound waves, and how they can help humans gain a better understanding of the world around them

The vast patchwork of ancient wetlands and fertile farmland that make up the fens of East Anglia, much of which has now been converted into farmland

Tom Fort embarks on a 170-mile journey down the River Trent in his own custom-built punt, learning about the waterway's 3,000-year history along the way