BBC Four

After a troubled past, Beirut is rebuilding its reputation as a cosmopolitan city.

Five years on, Paul Gerardi investigates the assassination of a refugee.

Documentary which looks at the contradictory and controversial life of Winnie Mandela.

Josie d'Arby is joined by bassoonist Amy Harman to assess five outstanding musicians.

How Ry Cooder reunited a group of legendary Cuban musicians for a spectacular peformance.

Does Mr English correctly pick the villain from the identity parade?

How Britain entered a new age of steam railways after World War II and why it soon ended.

How the Enlightenment allowed Jews to integrate into modern European culture and commerce.

Professor Bettany Hughes tells the story of the god of wine, revelry, theatre and excess.

A look at how Afro-Cuban music has impacted on jazz, pop rhythms and dance styles.

How a loophole in gambling legislation led to the huge popularity of high street bingo.

A new style emerged as monarchs demanded that architecture proclaim their right to rule.

King Alfred the Great fights a desperate guerrilla war in the marshes of Somerset.

Documentary celebrating some of the greatest female jazz singers of the 20th century.

Danny Baker and his three guests explore the essential elements of a great pop album.

England loses the upper hand until Henry V turns the tide at the battle of Agincourt.