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A year in the life of a family of water voles living on a canal in Derbyshire. The hyperactive mammals spend their lives in a frenzy of activity, swimming, feeding and breeding

Tristan spreads the word about artificial insemination, and Siegfried gets on the wrong side of a raging bull. Rural drama, starring Robert Hardy and Peter Davison

A smallholder hopes a windfall will mean he can expand into pig-keeping - until James diagnoses a case of swine fever. Christopher Timothy stars

The nation gathers for a church service to mark the official dismantling of the state of Denmark. Peter takes a group of angry workers to Henrik's estate. In Danish

It is the day of Fanny's departure for Romania, and both she and Laura do their best to put on a brave face. Danilo comes by the estate looking for his son. In Danish

Michael Parkinson interviews actor Dirk Bogarde, actress Diana Rigg and dog trainer and author Barbara Woodhouse. First broadcast March 19, 1980

The screenwriter and playwright talks to John Wilson about her creative influences and her childhood in a theatrical family

With the garden under control and the barter system starting to pay off, Tom plans to diversify into pig farming - but underestimates the ferocity of Margo's opposition

MP Jim Hacker settles into his new job as Minister for Administrative Affairs. First episode of the comedy, starring Paul Eddington and Nigel Hawthorne

Tristan spreads the word about artificial insemination, and Siegfried gets on the wrong side of a raging bull. Rural drama, starring Robert Hardy and Peter Davison

A smallholder hopes a windfall will mean he can expand into pig-keeping - until James diagnoses a case of swine fever. Christopher Timothy stars

David Olusoga explores the story of the African novel, and a time when writers including Chinua Achebe, Ngugi wa Thiong'o and Wole Soyinka became the conscience of a continent