BBC Four HD Sunday

Documentary charting life on England's highest peak through the seasons, highlighting the importance of maintaining the landscape for future generations

Bruce meets people on both sides of the argument over Brazil's mass deforestation - the native Kayapo Indians and the cattle farmers

David Herman takes viewers through his memories of the interview series, including how he was once reduced to tears at a screening of Spielberg's 'Schindler's List'

Jeremy Isaacs talks to actor Paul Eddington about his career in both television and the theatre, and his battle against skin cancer

John Freeman interviews the television comedian Tony Hancock, who talks about how comedy is linked to suffering, his nature of being self critical, and more

Jeremy Isaacs talks to singer-songwriter and activist Joan Baez about her musical career and her dedication to campaigning for human rights

In a special edition of the one-to-one interview programme, the tables are turned as James Naughtie takes the inquisitor's seat to fire questions at regular presenter Jeremy Isaacs

John Freeman interviews civil rights activist and public speaker Martin Luther King Jr. Topics include his childhood experiences and what led to the Montgomery bus boycott

Jeremy Isaacs asks the American writer Maya Angelou about her life, her writing and her hopes for the future. First broadcast 6 June 1994

John Freeman talks to poet Dame Edith Sitwell, who came dressed for the occasion - in a headdress she called her 'bird king's hat', an ermine jacket, and huge rings on her fingers

John Freeman questions famous psychologist professor Carl Gustav Jung about his early life and thoughts on death, the afterlife and Freud

Documentary charting life on England's highest peak through the seasons, highlighting the importance of maintaining the landscape for future generations

Bruce meets people on both sides of the argument over Brazil's mass deforestation - the native Kayapo Indians and the cattle farmers