Everyman

Tonight's Everyman special looks back at the tragedy ten years ago when 96 Liverpool supporters were killed at Hillsborough stadium in Sheffield during an FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest. The survivors and the relatives of the victims have been trying to come to terms with what happened, but with many questions still unanswered, the wounds inflicted by this tragedy will not heal.

In 1992, following similar projects in Britain, Russia and the United States, director Angus Gibson filmed a diverse group of seven-year-olds in South Africa. The children were black and white, rich and poor, from leafy suburbs and city slums. This Everyman special records his return visit to meet them, now aged 14.

In a world of high-tech medicine many people - both the genuinely ill and the worried-well - turn to faith healers to give them peace of mind. In the first of a four-part series Everyman follows three very different and extraordinary healers as they go about their business. See today's choices. Producer Mark Jones

Lucy, Abby and Joseph are eight years old and awaiting their first Holy Communion at their Roman Catholic church. For their parents this is a tradition that goes back generations. The children may not understand the religious implications, but look forward to being "saints for a day".

A film which meets three people for whom sex has become a powerful and potentially destructive force in their lives. Andrea has three or four partners a week: David's obsessions destroyed his family; and Chris's habitual infidelity has forced his fiancee to book him into a famous clinic. The programme goes behind closed doors as doctors seek to treat them of their addiction.

Continuing the factual documentary series that concentrates on religious, spiritual and ethical issues.

The first in a new series of four religious documentaries. A portrait of Sir Harry Secombe as he struggles to recover from a major stroke which has left him paralysed down one side of his body.

Charismatic beauty queen Rana Rasian made history earlier this year when she became the first Arab woman ever to be elected Miss Israel. Some felt the move signalled a new improvement in Arab-Jewish relations while others saw it as tokenism of the worst kind. Rasian takes her role very seriously and strives to represent her fellow Israelis whatever their views.

An Ordinary Marriage. Janeen and Dave Willis have been together for ten years. They live in a suburban house near Grimsby and are committed Christians. However, they found that when they decided to get married, they were unable to do so in this country. The reason is that Janeen was born a man and David, a woman.

Inspired by his own experiences as Britain's youngest PoW, John Hipkin stages silent vigils throughout Britain, Ireland, Canada and the USA hoping to secure pardons for over 300 British soldiers executed by their own comrades during the First World War.