Today 07:00pm	Close Up: Portraits (Documentary) A selection of photographers discuss their work, as well as the impact their profession has had on their lives and on international culture.
Today 08:00pm	Celebrity Exposed (Documentary) Photographer Richard Young reflects on a trip he took to Romania with Michael Jackson, and discusses how the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, changed his profession.
Today 08:30pm	Architecture School (Documentary) Tensions rise as the project to construct a new home in New Orleans falls behind schedule, and Professor Mouton is unsparing in his criticism of the students.
Today 09:00pm	Jo Whiley Meets Annie Lennox (Music) An interview with the former Eurythmics singer, who discusses her involvement in humanitarian causes.
Today 10:00pm	Joni Mitchell: A Woman of Heart and Mind (Music) Documentary profiling the musician famed for her poetry and songs such as Big Yellow Taxi, Both Sides Now and Woodstock. Through a series of interviews and clips of her performing, the singer
Today 11:30pm	Bryan Ferry: Dylanesque (Music) The Roxy Music frontman pays tribute to Bob Dylan, who inspired his career from an early age. Among the songs played are his 1973 cover of Dylan's A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall.
Tomorrow 12:30am	Bellowhead at Latitude Festival 2011 (Music) Highlights of the folk band's performance at this year's festival, featuring songs including Yarmouth Town, Cold Blows the Wind, Amsterdam and Frog's Legs and Dragon's Teeth.
Tomorrow 01:00am	Jo Whiley Meets Annie Lennox (Music) An interview with the former Eurythmics singer, who discusses her involvement in humanitarian causes.
Tomorrow 02:00am	Close Up: Portraits (Documentary) A selection of photographers discuss their work, as well as the impact their profession has had on their lives and on international culture.
Tomorrow 03:00am	Burlesque Undressed (Documentary) Documentary exploring the modern resurgence in popularity of burlesque in Britain. Immodesty Blaize introduces clips from her successful Tease Show as well as providing a glimpse behind the scenes of the
Tomorrow 04:45am	Stille Nacht (Music) Four stop-motion animation films by acclaimed directors the Brothers Quay, made between 1988 and 1993.
Tomorrow 05:00am	In Confidence (Arts) Laurie Taylor interviews psychic Uri Geller, who discusses his friendship with Michael Jackson, his upbringing in Tel Aviv and his opinions of people who are sceptical of his abilities.
Tomorrow 06:00am	Inside the Actors Studio (Arts) James Lipton interviews hip-hop mogul Sean Combs, who discusses his turbulent upbringing, exuberant public persona and the death of rapper and close friend Notorious BIG.
Tomorrow 07:00am	Close Up: Portraits (Documentary) A selection of photographers discuss their work, as well as the impact their profession has had on their lives and on international culture.
Tomorrow 08:00am	Architecture School (Documentary) Tensions rise as the project to construct a new home in New Orleans falls behind schedule, and Professor Mouton is unsparing in his criticism of the students.
Tomorrow 08:30am	Celebrity Exposed (Documentary) Photographer Richard Young reflects on a trip he took to Romania with Michael Jackson, and discusses how the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, changed his profession.
Tomorrow 09:00am	New Order: Their Story (Music) A 1993 profile of the Manchester band, featuring contributions by members Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook, Stephen Morris and Gillian Gilbert, as well as Tony Wilson and Rob Gretton.
Tomorrow 10:00am	Jo Whiley Meets Annie Lennox (Music) An interview with the former Eurythmics singer, who discusses her involvement in humanitarian causes.
Tomorrow 11:00am	Joni Mitchell: A Woman of Heart and Mind (Music) Documentary profiling the musician famed for her poetry and songs such as Big Yellow Taxi, Both Sides Now and Woodstock. Through a series of interviews and clips of her performing, the singer
Tomorrow 12:30pm	Video Killed the Radio Star (Reality) Carol Decker, lead singer of chart-topping 1980s act T'Pau, joins Brian Grant to discuss some of her group's most memorable videos, including China in Your Hand and Heart and Soul.
Tomorrow 01:00pm	COI Design for Today (Arts) The Central Office of Information's look at the 1951 Festival of Britain, which some expected would turn the Thames into a giant `toy shop for adults'.
Tomorrow 01:20pm	COI Design for Today (Arts) The Centre of Information takes a look at the tweed and knitwear trend of the 1970s, and the rise of the miniskirt and its designer Mary Quant.
Tomorrow 01:30pm	In Conversation (Current affairs) Stephen Frears, the director behind High Fidelity and Dangerous Liaisons, discusses the importance of a flawless script during an interview with Derek Malcolm.
Tomorrow 02:00pm	Cirque du Soleil (Arts) The circus troupe's larger-than-life character Zed explores the essence of humanity in a performance in Japan, featuring vibrant characters, dazzling costumes and acrobatics.
Tomorrow 03:00pm	Architecture School (Documentary) Tensions rise as the project to construct a new home in New Orleans falls behind schedule, and Professor Mouton is unsparing in his criticism of the students.
Tomorrow 03:30pm	Celebrity Exposed (Documentary) Photographer Richard Young reflects on a trip he took to Romania with Michael Jackson, and discusses how the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, changed his profession.
Tomorrow 04:00pm	Jimi Hendrix Plays Berkeley (Music) Footage from two concerts by the guitarist recorded at Berkeley Community Theatre in May 1970, capturing the political and social unrest affecting the area at the time.
Tomorrow 05:00pm	The History of the Clash (Music) Documentary exploring the band's career. Featuring interviews with Mick Jones, Paul Simonon and Topper Headon, plus archive contributions by Joe Strummer.
Tomorrow 06:00pm	Behind the Music (Music) Documentary exploring the highs and lows of Sheffield rockers Def Leppard, featuring contributions from family, band members and colleagues.
Tomorrow 07:00pm	Art of the Heist (Documentary) Investigation into the 1911 theft of the Mona Lisa from the Louvre, asking whether the young Pablo Picasso, arrested in a bungled investigation, was guilty.