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10:00Dogs That Changed The World
Part one of two. A look at how dogs have altered society, exploring their roles as guards, hunters, herders and spiritual protectorsDocumentary

11:00Wildest Africa
Garden of Eden
Exploring the Ngorongoro crater in Northern Tanzania, taking a look at the wildlife that inhabits the areaNature/Animals/Environment

12:00Dogs That Changed The World
Part one of two. A look at how dogs have altered society, exploring their roles as guards, hunters, herders and spiritual protectorsDocumentary

13:00Nature's Babies
Rearing to Grow
How baby animals learn to defend themselves at every stage of their developmentNature/Animals/Environment

14:00Last Man Standing
Series 1. Episode 5/8: Mongolian Wrestling
The competitors visit north-west Mongolia, where they are challenged to come to terms with their nomadic lifestyle and prepare to wrestle at the locals' biggest sporting festival of the year, Nadaam. Brad goes into this task as the favourite after his wrestling success in Brazil, but it soon becomes clear technique is far more important than strengthDocumentary

15:00Wildest Africa
Garden of Eden
Exploring the Ngorongoro crater in Northern Tanzania, taking a look at the wildlife that inhabits the areaNature/Animals/Environment

16:00Dogs That Changed The World
Part one of two. A look at how dogs have altered society, exploring their roles as guards, hunters, herders and spiritual protectorsDocumentary

17:00Nature's Babies
Rearing to Grow
How baby animals learn to defend themselves at every stage of their developmentNature/Animals/Environment

18:00The Nature of Britain[SUB AD]
Series 1. Episode 1/8: Island
Alan Titchmarsh explores the country's natural wildlife, including boxing hares, blonde hedgehogs, fighting seals and leaping dolphinsNature/Animals/Environment

19:00Nature's Babies
Rearing to Grow
How baby animals learn to defend themselves at every stage of their developmentNature/Animals/Environment

20:00Dogs That Changed The World
Part one of two. A look at how dogs have altered society, exploring their roles as guards, hunters, herders and spiritual protectorsDocumentary

21:00Wildest Africa
Garden of Eden
Exploring the Ngorongoro crater in Northern Tanzania, taking a look at the wildlife that inhabits the areaNature/Animals/Environment

22:00Nature's Babies
Rearing to Grow
How baby animals learn to defend themselves at every stage of their developmentNature/Animals/Environment

23:00Long Way Round[SUB]
Series 1. Episode 8/10
The duo marvel at the Alaskan wildlife before heading towards CanadaDocumentary

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Tuesday 28 September

09:00Tribal Wives[SUB]Series 1. Episode 2/6: Waorani/Ecuador
A workaholic businesswoman and single mother who walked out of a violent marriage spends a month with an Ecuadorian tribe, immersing herself in a community with a reputation for savagery. Embracing the hunter-gatherer life of the Waorani, she participates in boar hunts and befriends the village's weaver, rediscovering her identity and earning a special nickname in the processDocumentary

10:00High Altitude[SUB]Series 1. Episode 3/8
Graham Bell takes part in the Arctic Circle Race, a 160km cross-country trek across Greenland. He is later joined by Ed Leigh and former England rugby union internationals Jeremy Guscott and Brian Moore for a marathon ski race in Switzerland that takes them around Davos and KlostersTourism/Travel/Skiing

10:30High Altitude[SUB]Series 1. Episode 4/8
Graham Bell experiences the perils of speed skiing as he tries to surpass the 200kph barrier on a World Championship course. Elsewhere, Britain's leading skeleton racers Shelley Rudman and Kristan Bromley have two days to prepare Ed Leigh for a run down one of the most dangerous tracks in EuropeTourism/Travel/Skiing

11:00The Lion Cub from HarrodsDocumentary telling the story of two Australians living in London who bought a lion cub from Harrods in 1969. Together the pair hand-reared the animal at a furniture store on the Kings Road in Chelsea, before it became too large to house and was taken to Kenya to be released into the wild by George and Joy AdamsonDocumentary

12:00Blizzard: Race to the Pole[SUB AD]Series 1. Episode 2/6
Both teams get caught in a fierce three-day storm typical of Greenland, with winds reaching up to 160mph. The British, led by Bruce Parry, struggle to control their dogs and face further anguish when they are forced to operate on one of their men. Meanwhile, the Norwegians seem to be making steady progress - until they discover a foot-long rip in their tentDocumentary

13:00Saving Planet EarthWill Young - Saving Gorillas
Will Young travels to the Cameroon Wildlife Aid Foundation in West Africa to find out how young gorillas are being orphaned by the bush meat trade. The singer then visits Gabon, where scientists at the Mikongo Conservation Centre are studying the animals in their natural habitat, before he experiences a rare encounter with a family of wild gorillasNature/Animals/Environment

13:30Saving Planet EarthEdith Bowman - Saving Crocodiles
Edith Bowman joins reptile expert Jenny Daltry in Cambodia to explore the attitudes of local people to crocodiles in the jungle. The radio DJ learns how community work is helping to save the Siamese species, which is targeted by poachers for the use of their skin by the fashion industry and was thought to be extinctNature/Animals/Environment

14:00Around the World in 80 Gardens[SUB]Series 1. Episode 7/10: The Med: Morocco/Spain/Italy
Monty Don journeys to the Mediterranean, the cradle of European civilisation, for the next stage in his horticultural tour. In Italy, he witnesses the elaborate stone and water gardens created during the high Renaissance. He also investigates the influence of Moorish culture on European gardens, visiting the Aguedal in Marrakesh, and Spain's magnificent AlhambraGardening

15:00Journey of Life[SUB]Series 1. Episode 2/5: Land Grab
Steve Leonard examines how life evolved from the seas to dry land. He uses the latest digital technology to take a walk through time to discover how barren landscapes turned into rainforests, and discusses why amphibians, despite developing legs and lungs which enabled them to come ashore, were still obliged to return to the water to lay their eggsGeneral Education/Science/Factual Topics/Documentary

16:00Saving Planet EarthWill Young - Saving Gorillas
Will Young travels to the Cameroon Wildlife Aid Foundation in West Africa to find out how young gorillas are being orphaned by the bush meat trade. The singer then visits Gabon, where scientists at the Mikongo Conservation Centre are studying the animals in their natural habitat, before he experiences a rare encounter with a family of wild gorillasNature/Animals/Environment

16:30Saving Planet EarthEdith Bowman - Saving Crocodiles
Edith Bowman joins reptile expert Jenny Daltry in Cambodia to explore the attitudes of local people to crocodiles in the jungle. The radio DJ learns how community work is helping to save the Siamese species, which is targeted by poachers for the use of their skin by the fashion industry and was thought to be extinctNature/Animals/Environment

17:00The Lion Cub from HarrodsDocumentary telling the story of two Australians living in London who bought a lion cub from Harrods in 1969. Together the pair hand-reared the animal at a furniture store on the Kings Road in Chelsea, before it became too large to house and was taken to Kenya to be released into the wild by George and Joy AdamsonDocumentary

18:00Journey of Life[SUB]Series 1. Episode 2/5: Land Grab
Steve Leonard examines how life evolved from the seas to dry land. He uses the latest digital technology to take a walk through time to discover how barren landscapes turned into rainforests, and discusses why amphibians, despite developing legs and lungs which enabled them to come ashore, were still obliged to return to the water to lay their eggsGeneral Education/Science/Factual Topics/Documentary

19:00The Lion Cub from HarrodsDocumentary telling the story of two Australians living in London who bought a lion cub from Harrods in 1969. Together the pair hand-reared the animal at a furniture store on the Kings Road in Chelsea, before it became too large to house and was taken to Kenya to be released into the wild by George and Joy AdamsonDocumentary

20:00High Altitude[SUB]Series 1. Episode 3/8
Graham Bell takes part in the Arctic Circle Race, a 160km cross-country trek across Greenland. He is later joined by Ed Leigh and former England rugby union internationals Jeremy Guscott and Brian Moore for a marathon ski race in Switzerland that takes them around Davos and KlostersTourism/Travel/Skiing

20:30High Altitude[SUB]Series 1. Episode 4/8
Graham Bell experiences the perils of speed skiing as he tries to surpass the 200kph barrier on a World Championship course. Elsewhere, Britain's leading skeleton racers Shelley Rudman and Kristan Bromley have two days to prepare Ed Leigh for a run down one of the most dangerous tracks in EuropeTourism/Travel/Skiing

21:00Tribal Wives[SUB]Series 1. Episode 2/6: Waorani/Ecuador
A workaholic businesswoman and single mother who walked out of a violent marriage spends a month with an Ecuadorian tribe, immersing herself in a community with a reputation for savagery. Embracing the hunter-gatherer life of the Waorani, she participates in boar hunts and befriends the village's weaver, rediscovering her identity and earning a special nickname in the processDocumentary

22:00The Lion Cub from HarrodsDocumentary telling the story of two Australians living in London who bought a lion cub from Harrods in 1969. Together the pair hand-reared the animal at a furniture store on the Kings Road in Chelsea, before it became too large to house and was taken to Kenya to be released into the wild by George and Joy AdamsonDocumentary

23:00Blizzard: Race to the Pole[SUB AD]Series 1. Episode 2/6
Both teams get caught in a fierce three-day storm typical of Greenland, with winds reaching up to 160mph. The British, led by Bruce Parry, struggle to control their dogs and face further anguish when they are forced to operate on one of their men. Meanwhile, the Norwegians seem to be making steady progress - until they discover a foot-long rip in their tentDocumentary