BBC Four Wednesday

At the Ulster Folk Museum, Marie-Louise Muir discovers the beauty of everyday objects once found at homes in Northern Ireland

Julia Bradbury explores the streets of Weymouth as she begins to trace the route of a short Dorset line that once ran south from the town and across Chesil Beach and Portland

Richard Fortey explores the world of fungi, including the story of their evolution, their mysterious life cycles and their value to both the planet and humanity

A look back at how the Bronte sisters' novels have been portrayed on TV, as each generation of writers and directors has put their spin on the characters

Actors Ruth Wilson and Toby Stephens look back at the BBC's 2006 adaptation of Charlotte Brontë's classic novel 'Jane Eyre', and their leading roles as Jane and Mr Rochester

A woman takes the position of governess at the home of the mysterious Edward Rochester. Adaptation of Charlotte Brontë's novel, starring Ruth Wilson

Jane begins to question her feelings for Rochester, who suddenly leaves, only to return with a group of house guests. Things turn sour when a mysterious visitor arrives

After fulfilling her aunt's final wishes, Jane returns to Thornfield Hall to find Mr Rochester due to marry Blanche - but confessing her love prompts him to share his true feelings

A clergyman and his sisters take a heartbroken Jane under their wing after finding her on the moors, but the lure of Thornfield Hall remains

Joan Bakewell investigates the myth and reality surrounding the Brontes, and visits Haworth in Yorkshire where they have become the object of adoration, scholarship and commerce

Historian Sam Willis explores the criminal underworld of Britain in the 17th and 18th centuries, beginning with the arrival of the highwayman