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Alan Whicker looks at the 1967 film that introduced hippies to a bemused Britain. (R)
In 2009, many consumers are forgoing foreign holidays. Can Britain's destinations cope?
The celebrity relay continues with Breakfast presenters Bill Turnbull and Louise Minchin.
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The celebrity relay continues with Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury from Countryfile.
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Apprentice stars Nick Hewer and Saira Khan take the baton from Turkey to Kazakhstan. (R)
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In the first leg, Frank Skinner and Lee Mack travel from London's Reform Club to Turkey. (R)
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In scenic Japan, Charley visits Hiroshima, rides a rollercoaster and sees Mount Fuji.
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In Taiwan, Charley visits the country's largest Buddhist monastery, Fo Guang Shan.
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Charley reaches the Philippines, where he witnesses the national pastime of cockfighting. (R)
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In Indonesia, Charley goes to a Muslim wedding ceremony, and samples bat and dog meat. (R)
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Charley arrives in Papua New Guinea, where he goes dirt biking with a group of locals. (R)
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Charley Boorman leaves Sydney with a huge biker convoy in tow, up Australia's east coast. (R)
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Robert Macfarlane explores the relationship between walking, collecting and creation.
Robert Macfarlane on Eric Ravilious, who was fascinated by aerial landscapes.
Robert Macfarlane explores the Australian Aborigine idea of the songline.
Robert Macfarlane explores poet Edward Thomas' love affair with paths and tracks.
Robert Macfarlane on the link between paths and stories, and paths as ghostly spaces.
John Hegley presents a poetic meditation on the M1, the transport backbone of Britain.
Edward Stourton reaches the end of his journey as the Jordan flows into the Dead Sea.
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The River Jordan has long been at the centre of conflicts, but are things changing?
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Edward Stourton's journey starts on the melting snows of Mount Hermon, the Jordan's source
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The story of the MV Ilala, a 60-year-old boat still in use in Malawi and Mozambique.