TV Guide BBC Four Sunday

An examination of the major advances made with the invention of the steam turbine, which is still used today to generate electricity in coal-fired and nuclear power stations. Fred also discovers how the country's steam heritage is preserved by museums and societies throughout the country

Archaeologist Ben Robinson explores the history of Cromford in Derbyshire, which was at the heart of 18th-century industrialist Richard Arkwright's mechanised cotton mills and a textile revolution. Ben discovers Cromford became a new kind of village, built to service the enterprise of this powerful man

After tackling The Nutcracker and Swan Lake, choreographer Matthew Bourne completes the set of Tchaikovsky's ballets with a production of Sleeping Beauty, performed by his New Adventures dance company at Sadler's Wells in London. Bourne's scenario turns the classic fairy tale upside down as he creates a supernatural love story across the decades, featuring vampires, fairies and decadent gothic opulence

Clive spends time in the Italian capital as he goes in search of the dolce vita in the eternal cityand tries to acquire some Roman sophistication. During his stay, he meets a socialite prince and Mussolini's son and learns a lesson from a sexologist. First broadcast in 1990

John Kenneth Galbraith sets out on a physical and figurative journey to recapture his experience of democracy, comparing politics in Switzerland, Britain and the US and emphasising Nehru's influence in India.