07:00 Sea of Creepy Monsters

Sea of Creepy Monsters. DOCUMENTARY FROM. The Lembeh strait in the northern part of the Indonesian island of Sulawesi is a unique hotspot of marine biodiversity. Countless amazing creatures thrive in the underwater landscape. Over the course of four years film-makers captured hundreds of hours of never-filmed-before behaviour. Elegant seahorses, thumb-splitting Mantis shrimp, and deadly mino-octopuses are just some of the remarkable creatures they managed to film. As most underwater drama is hidden from plain sight, only the ground-breaking macrophotography in this film can reveal the awe and beauty of life in the Sea of Creepy Monsters.

08:00 Out of the Ashes

Out of the Ashes. DOCUMENTARY FROM. On the 7th of February 2009, bushfires tore through Victoria. They killed 173 people; destroyed over 2,000 homes and incinerated swathes of prime forest and its wildlife. Fires, though, are a natural process and these mountain forests need fire to regenerate. Severe bushfires occur in Australia at least every 70 years and a mountain ash forest can take up to two hundred years to recover. Yet, even in the face of overwhelming devastation, plants and animals have an uncanny knack of bouncing back, and the environment an extraordinary capacity for healing. Out Of The Ashes examines the drought leading up to the fires, the ensuing fires and the ecological recovery over the next 12 months through the first hand experiences of people who were involved. Scientists, rangers, animal care workers and people who escaped the fires describe their experiences. Just one year after Black Saturday we can see the resilience of the natural world. How it's bounced back from the most destructive fires in Australia's history. How Nature rises out of the ashes.

09:00 The Climate Change Bug

The Climate Change Bug. DOCUMENTARY FROM. For some time now the question of whether or not climate change is taking place has been more or less settled. The issue that remains largely unanswered is however: how will we cope with climate change and what effect it will have on our flora and fauna. Already there are signs that serious ecological and biological changes are taking place, not only far away in exotic regions of the world, but also right on our own doorstep, here in Europe. This documentary seeks to explain broadly which animals and plants are most likely to spread across Central Europe and shows what we could expect running into in a few years' time. One kind of tick, for example, which originally comes from Africa and causes malaria-like symptoms, is becoming more and more common. And this is not the only "exotic" species that are increasingly surviving the milder winters and proliferating, confronting us with a slow-going, almost hidden change in European wildlife. Itävalta 2008. O: Kurt Mündl.

10:00 Wild Wales

Wild Wales. DOCUMENTARY SERIES FROM. Join wildlife expert Iolo Williams on a fascinating tour of the spectacular scenery and wildlife of Wales in this remarkable three part series. There are few places in the world where one can descend from dramatic mountains, through open moorland, along beautiful streams and rivers, through glorious woodland and out to a spectacular coastline, all in a few hours. Each episode focuses on a particular area of the country, starting with the South, moving through the heart of Wales and finishing in the rugged North West. Amidst the beautiful landscapes of the South and West, Iolo begins his journey in Pembrokeshire with red deer, seals and a rare sighting of the secretive red squirrel. Continuing on to the Brecon Beacons he discovers impressive waterfalls, delicate cave structures and bats hiding in dungeons, as well as nesting hobbies, goshawks and other stunning birds.

11:00 Sea of Creepy Monsters

Sea of Creepy Monsters. DOCUMENTARY FROM. The Lembeh strait in the northern part of the Indonesian island of Sulawesi is a unique hotspot of marine biodiversity. Countless amazing creatures thrive in the underwater landscape. Over the course of four years film-makers captured hundreds of hours of never-filmed-before behaviour. Elegant seahorses, thumb-splitting Mantis shrimp, and deadly mino-octopuses are just some of the remarkable creatures they managed to film. As most underwater drama is hidden from plain sight, only the ground-breaking macrophotography in this film can reveal the awe and beauty of life in the Sea of Creepy Monsters.

12:00 Out of the Ashes

Out of the Ashes. DOCUMENTARY FROM. On the 7th of February 2009, bushfires tore through Victoria. They killed 173 people; destroyed over 2,000 homes and incinerated swathes of prime forest and its wildlife. Fires, though, are a natural process and these mountain forests need fire to regenerate. Severe bushfires occur in Australia at least every 70 years and a mountain ash forest can take up to two hundred years to recover. Yet, even in the face of overwhelming devastation, plants and animals have an uncanny knack of bouncing back, and the environment an extraordinary capacity for healing. Out Of The Ashes examines the drought leading up to the fires, the ensuing fires and the ecological recovery over the next 12 months through the first hand experiences of people who were involved. Scientists, rangers, animal care workers and people who escaped the fires describe their experiences. Just one year after Black Saturday we can see the resilience of the natural world. How it's bounced back from the most destructive fires in Australia's history. How Nature rises out of the ashes.

13:00 The Climate Change Bug

The Climate Change Bug. DOCUMENTARY FROM. For some time now the question of whether or not climate change is taking place has been more or less settled. The issue that remains largely unanswered is however: how will we cope with climate change and what effect it will have on our flora and fauna. Already there are signs that serious ecological and biological changes are taking place, not only far away in exotic regions of the world, but also right on our own doorstep, here in Europe. This documentary seeks to explain broadly which animals and plants are most likely to spread across Central Europe and shows what we could expect running into in a few years' time. One kind of tick, for example, which originally comes from Africa and causes malaria-like symptoms, is becoming more and more common. And this is not the only "exotic" species that are increasingly surviving the milder winters and proliferating, confronting us with a slow-going, almost hidden change in European wildlife. Itävalta 2008. O: Kurt Mündl.

14:00 Wild Wales

Wild Wales. DOCUMENTARY SERIES FROM. Join wildlife expert Iolo Williams on a fascinating tour of the spectacular scenery and wildlife of Wales in this remarkable three part series. There are few places in the world where one can descend from dramatic mountains, through open moorland, along beautiful streams and rivers, through glorious woodland and out to a spectacular coastline, all in a few hours. Each episode focuses on a particular area of the country, starting with the South, moving through the heart of Wales and finishing in the rugged North West. Amidst the beautiful landscapes of the South and West, Iolo begins his journey in Pembrokeshire with red deer, seals and a rare sighting of the secretive red squirrel. Continuing on to the Brecon Beacons he discovers impressive waterfalls, delicate cave structures and bats hiding in dungeons, as well as nesting hobbies, goshawks and other stunning birds.

15:00 Animal Park

Animal Park. DOCUMENTARY SERIES FROM. Join us for a new series of Animal Park filmed at the popular family spot Longleat Safari park, where the 450 year-old stately home has 400 wild animals in its grounds. Every episode tells the real life stories of the people and animals that help make this a fascinating place. We meet a variety of species such as elephants, seals and lions. There are also some new additions in this series! So come along and meet the warthogs Vlad, Attila and Genghis Khan - three cheeky brothers with attitude who have surprised their keepers.

16:00 In The Land of The Moose

In The Land of The Moose. NATURE DOCUMENTARY FROM. Alone in the forest, a moose has recently lost her calf to a bear. Pregnant, she must survive the hardships of icy winter alone before giving birth in the spring. As a new mother, she fiercely protects her vulnerable young son from predators, teaching him everything he'll need to know to survive. This extraordinary, inspirational feature documentary celebrates the wonder of life and tells the unforgettable story of a mother's journey, of her struggle to survive and build a family. Narrated by Tatyana Yassukovich better known for her narration in the feature film Chocolate. Kanada 2010.

17:00 Wild Horses of the Canadian Rockies

Wild Horses of the Canadian Rockies. DOCUMENTARY FROM. This beautifully shot HD adventure follows a foal's struggle for survival through the first four seasons of his life and documents the challenges that the remaining few wild horses in the Rockies face today.

21:00 Leverage

Leverage. DRAMA SERIES FROM. In the vein of Ocean's Eleven, this heist series follows a team of thieves, hackers and grifters who exact revenge against those who abuse power. The pilot will feature Dean Devlin's (producer of Independence Day, The Patriot, The Librarian trilogy) directorial debut based upon an original script by John Rogers (Transformers). Oscar winner Timothy Hutton (The Good Shepherd, Stephanie Daley), Beth Riesgraf, Aldis Hodge, Christian Kane (Angel, Friday Night Lights) and Gina Bellman (Coupling, Jekyll) star. USA 2008.

22:00 Leverage

Leverage. DRAMA SERIES FROM. In the vein of Ocean's Eleven, this heist series follows a team of thieves, hackers and grifters who exact revenge against those who abuse power. The pilot will feature Dean Devlin's (producer of Independence Day, The Patriot, The Librarian trilogy) directorial debut based upon an original script by John Rogers (Transformers). Oscar winner Timothy Hutton (The Good Shepherd, Stephanie Daley), Beth Riesgraf, Aldis Hodge, Christian Kane (Angel, Friday Night Lights) and Gina Bellman (Coupling, Jekyll) star. USA 2008.

23:00 Jekyll

Jekyll. CRIME SERIES FROM. Part conspiracy thriller, part comic horror, Steven Moffat's modern take on the Robert Louis Stevenson classic takes the ultimate tale of inner conflict to unforgettable new heights. It is 2007 and there's a new Dr Jekyll, with an old problem - Mr Hyde. But the pair have a deal - a body share - and an impossible life is somehow lived. What Hyde doesn't know is that Jekyll is married. There's a wife and two children he'll do anything to protect from his dark side. With all the resources of modern technology, and the best surveillance hardware, Jekyll is determined to keep his dangerous alter ego in check by doing a deal - with his own devil. What neither of them know is that an ancient organisation, with limitless wealth and power, is monitoring their every move, and a plan over a century in the making is coming to fruition. The return of Dr Jekyll is no accident... N: James Nesbitt, Meera Syal, Gina Bellman.

00:00 Underbelly: the Golden Mile

Underbelly: the Golden Mile. CRIME DRAMA SERIES FROM. Underbelly: The Golden Mile is set in Kings Cross in 1988-1999, where bent cops, straight cops, cool criminals and colourful characters all converged to make their mark. But by 1995 the Wood Royal Commission had put the "black empire" under threat of collapse as strong and honest police fought to take back control of the most infamous strip in Australia. Australia 2009. N: Firass Dirani, Emma Booth, Paul Tassone, Salvatore Coco, Hazem Shammas.