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BBC Four Schedule for Tuesday 10 November 2009

  1. 00:55–01:55
    3/4. Thomas Tallis and William Byrd were important composers in England's musical Renaissance. (R)
  2. 01:55–02:55
    4/4. How Martin Luther had a profound effect on the development of sacred music. (R)
  3. 02:55–03:55
    How Spain is exhuming bodies from mass graves, the legacy of Franco's dictatorship. (R)
  4. 19:00–19:30
    The latest news, exploring the day's events from a global perspective.
  5. 19:30–20:00
    1/6. Aubrey Manning investigates why so much woodland has survived on the Weald. (R)
  6. 20:00–21:00
    5/10. A slow-motion camera captures the unique flight of the marvellous spatuletail hummingbird. (R)
  7. 21:00–22:00
    Documentary about 1970s brother and sister pop act The Carpenters. (R)
  8. 22:00–22:30
    6/8. Andy Hamilton, Reginald D Hunter and Vince Cable decide if experts' theories are valid.
  9. 22:30–00:25
    The star player on a water polo team is torn between his girlfriend and his sport.
  10. 00:25–01:25
    Documentary recalling the Hungarian uprising of autumn 1956. (R)
  11. 01:25–02:25
    How Spain is exhuming bodies from mass graves, the legacy of Franco's dictatorship. (R)
  12. 02:25–02:55
    6/8. Andy Hamilton, Reginald D Hunter and Vince Cable decide if experts' theories are valid. (R)
  13. 02:55–03:55
    Documentary about 1970s brother and sister pop act The Carpenters. (R)

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