'Documentaries' schedule for Sunday 8 November 2009

How a radical generation of 1960s and 70s musicians created a new German musical identity. (R)

Robin Boyle recalls those who entertained the nation during the Second World War.

Youssou N’Dour, the man who makes music to benefit Africa.

Prominent people remember the fall of the Berlin Wall. With Brian Hanrahan. (R)

3/10. A look at real life scams and cons, with commentary and advice on security from experts. (R)

Join Nick Servini and guests for a lively discussion about work and business.

Mike heads to Barcelona to ask why climate change talks are slow, and he honours the bike

1/3. Mike Wooldridge investigates extreme poverty, meeting Justa in Nicaragua, whose life ha...

Prominent people remember the fall of the Berlin Wall. With Brian Hanrahan. (R)

5/6. Mark Radcliffe reveals how Ken Dodd became one of the greatest comic acts of our time.

Evan Davis presents the business magazine.

2/2. Wendy Robbins tells the story of two women who were raped as a result of the Bosnian war.

Mark Whitaker tells the stories behind the British and French flowers of remembrance.

C-SPAN gains unprecedented access behind the scenes at the US Supreme Court.

8/8. Lucie Skeaping visits the Baroque theatre at Cesky Krumlov castle in the Czech Republic. (R)

Robin Boyle recalls those who entertained the nation during the Second World War.

How Scotland influenced Charles Darwin, introduced by Finlay MacLeod.

Ed gives an intimate profile of a household name.

The Europeans who are trying to persuade China's middle class to buy European fine foods. (R)

Volunteers speak to Catriona Murray: the firefighters of Shawbost.

Richard Hollingham reports on synthetic biology, a new science whose supporters hope wi...

Lucy Ash looks at Russia's 3 all-female regiments that flew more than 30,000 missions o...

Prominent people remember the fall of the Berlin Wall. With Brian Hanrahan. (R)

Clare Jenkins meets people with their own reasons for observing the two-minute silence.

5/6. A look at China's heartland, home to the giant panda and the golden snub-nosed monkey. (R)

Simon King ventures into the New Forest to watch the fallow deer. (R)

2/14. A tale of life on the Zambezi River, set against the epic backdrop of Victoria Falls. (R)

Rev Lionel Fanthorpe explores silence in remembrance, religion, philosophy, music and art.

The Politburo resigns in East Germany - could the Berlin Wall fall next?

Michael Robinson examines the latest tricks which some banks are using to increase profits

5/6. Mark Radcliffe reveals how Ken Dodd became one of the greatest comic acts of our time.

8/13. A pair of babysitters takes Rocket Dog's pups on an unexpected trip away from the burrow.

Bryn Terfel sy'n darganfod mwy am ein caneuon eiconig. Bryn Terfel discusses iconic songs.

3/4. Poet Paul Henry examines how artist Gwen John was influenced by growing up in Tenby.

9/13. Led by a pregnant Maybelline, the Aztecs battle rivals while Nikita's pups create chaos.

4/10. The nature documentary looks at fish as they dominate the planet's waters. (R)

4/10. The nature documentary looks at fish as they dominate the planet's waters. (R)

1/6. Diarmaid MacCulloch shows how Christianity's origins lie east of Jerusalem and Rome. (R)

3/3. The stories of Scottish pioneers of commerce and communication and their legacy. (R)

Dealbh air an dealbhadair Werner Kissling. A profile of photographer Werner Kissling. (R)

Personal stories of loss in conflicts from the First World War to the Falklands. (R)

4/9. Teenagers Hannah and James travel to Utah to live with the God-fearing Peck family. (R)

3/6. Ray follows in the footsteps of British pioneer Samuel Hearne on his epic 1,000-mile trip.

How children of the British Memorial School helped liberate Europe from the Nazis.

1/5. The story of the National Covenant of 1638 - a document that led to the Civil War.

In scenic Japan, Charley visits Hiroshima, rides a rollercoaster and sees Mount Fuji.

Did artistic achievement in Eastern Europe collapse in 1989 along with the Berlin Wall?

3/6. Ray follows in the footsteps of British pioneer Samuel Hearne on his epic 1,000-mile trip.

In 2009, many consumers are forgoing foreign holidays. Can Britain's destinations cope?

In 2009, many consumers are forgoing foreign holidays. Can Britain's destinations cope?

Protests in East Germany force the resignation of the Mayor of Leipzig.

Prominent people remember the fall of the Berlin Wall. With Brian Hanrahan. (R)

4/9. Teenagers Hannah and James travel to Utah to live with the God-fearing Peck family. (R)