BBC Four HD Tuesday

A look at a typical day in Walton-on-the-Naze in Essex, a traditional little seaside town. First broadcast 19 April 1983

Eamonn Andrews pays tribute to actress Hattie Jacques, with contributions by John Le Mesurier, Eric Sykes, Leslie Phillips, Shirley Eaton, Leonard Sachs and Bernard Miles

The council decide to cut down the tree in Hancock's garden. Hancock is appalled and takes his protest all the way to 10 Downing Street. With Sid James

Elizabeth has to stay with her ailing mother and tells Reggie to cancel a dinner party they have arranged - but he comes up with a better idea

The historian examines four dramatic chapters in British history, beginning with the 16th-century witch hunts, when thousands of people were tortured and killed

Novelist Sir Salman Rushdie talks to John Wilson about his formative creative influences and experiences, such as the folk tales and religious fables he grew up with

The FBI joins the investigation into the attack on the 2017 Las Vegas Harvest music festival, as doctors concentrate resources on treating the wounded most likely to survive

The impact the attack on the music festival had on survivors, with some still searching for closure and others becoming activists to prevent it happening again

Another chance to see the 1982 Bafta-winning documentary that celebrated the 40th anniversary of the long-running Radio 4 show created by Roy Plomley

A look at a typical day in Walton-on-the-Naze in Essex, a traditional little seaside town. First broadcast 19 April 1983

Eamonn Andrews pays tribute to actress Hattie Jacques, with contributions by John Le Mesurier, Eric Sykes, Leslie Phillips, Shirley Eaton, Leonard Sachs and Bernard Miles

Ken Dodd, Beatrice Aston, John Bouchier, Bill Drysdale and Christine Cartwright entertain an audience at the Leeds City Varieties. First aired in January 1977

The historian examines four dramatic chapters in British history, beginning with the 16th-century witch hunts, when thousands of people were tortured and killed