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David Attenborough looks at subterranean life, from cave angelfish in Thailand to five million bats whose droppings support an entire ecosystem in a chamber in Borneo

Animals that survive on the world's highest peaks, from gelada baboons in Ethiopia to snow leopards hunting in Pakistan. Presented by David Attenborough

David Attenborough focuses on animals living in deserts, from guanacos in the dry Atacama in Chile to the wild camels eating snow in the Mongolian Gobi

Camera crews follow wildlife in the Arctic and Antarctic, including humpback whales feeding and an emperor penguin colony's nine-month migration

David Attenborough looks at subterranean life, from cave angelfish in Thailand to five million bats whose droppings support an entire ecosystem in a chamber in Borneo

Animals that survive on the world's highest peaks, from gelada baboons in Ethiopia to snow leopards hunting in Pakistan. Presented by David Attenborough

David Attenborough focuses on animals living in deserts, from guanacos in the dry Atacama in Chile to the wild camels eating snow in the Mongolian Gobi

Camera crews follow wildlife in the Arctic and Antarctic, including humpback whales feeding and an emperor penguin colony's nine-month migration

Jim tries to censor part of a publication by the former prime minister that portrays him in a bad light

Jim tries to turn the tables on French officials over the Channel Tunnel borders. Comedy, starring Paul Eddington

Jim gets wind of a major financial scandal in the City that is bound to have damaging repercussions for the government, so he decides it is time to take swift and firm action

Jim wants to reform the system of local government, but Sir Humphrey fears this would lead to the civil service losing its power and turns to an unlikely ally for help

Hacker is left with egg on his face when Sir Humphrey makes it known the Government plans to cut arts funding

Jim decides to save money by getting rid of the Department of Education

Jim tries to censor part of a publication by the former prime minister that portrays him in a bad light

Jim tries to turn the tables on French officials over the Channel Tunnel borders. Comedy, starring Paul Eddington

Jim gets wind of a major financial scandal in the City that is bound to have damaging repercussions for the government, so he decides it is time to take swift and firm action

Jim wants to reform the system of local government, but Sir Humphrey fears this would lead to the civil service losing its power and turns to an unlikely ally for help

Hacker is left with egg on his face when Sir Humphrey makes it known the Government plans to cut arts funding

Jim decides to save money by getting rid of the Department of Education

Jim tries to censor part of a publication by the former prime minister that portrays him in a bad light

Jim tries to turn the tables on French officials over the Channel Tunnel borders. Comedy, starring Paul Eddington

Jim gets wind of a major financial scandal in the City that is bound to have damaging repercussions for the government, so he decides it is time to take swift and firm action

Jim wants to reform the system of local government, but Sir Humphrey fears this would lead to the civil service losing its power and turns to an unlikely ally for help

Hacker is left with egg on his face when Sir Humphrey makes it known the Government plans to cut arts funding

Jim decides to save money by getting rid of the Department of Education

Archaeologist Ben Robinson uncovers evidence of the German occupation of the Jersey village of Gorey and the role it played in defending the UK

On the last leg of Michael Portillo's long journey from Wexford to Westport, a fashionable Victorian seaweed bath is followed by a steamy scene in Ballina

In Wakefield, West Yorkshire, Michael Portillo visits the National Coal Mining Museum for England at Caphouse Colliery, and in Leeds, he heads for the Chapeltown area