BBC Four TV Guide

The team explores the story of Jodrell Bank Observatory and its towering Lovell telescope, which scientists have used to listen to the cosmos for almost 70 years. Maggie Aderin meets research scientist Emmanuel K Bempong-Manful to discover who decides who gets time on the renowned telescope, and what it can reveal. Chris Lintott joins Danielle George, GCHQ's chief scientific adviser for national security, to examine previously top-secret files revealing Jodrell Bank's role at the height of Cold War tensions

Actor Martin Shaw takes to the skies in a bid to separate the facts from the myths surrounding the famous 1943 raid by 617 Squadron, which used bouncing bombs to attack German dams. He also talks to the last living RAFT veteran of the mission, as well as to a survivor of the flooding caused by the breaching of the Moehne dam, and meets the secret wartime girlfriend of pilot Guy Gibson

This edition takes a look at when Fabio Capello led Milan to a new era of glory, while Berlusconi stepped onto Italy's political stage, ushering in a turbulent chapter in the nation's politics

Profile of the ancient Hittite civilisation, looking at what archaeologists found when they uncovered its lost capital, Hattusha in modern-day Turkey, including temples, palaces and a pyramid-like structure facing Egypt. The historians also discovered a library charting the rise and fall of the empire, which vanished 3,000 years ago. Narrated by Mark Halliley