eaturing a 12-year-old mayor, and a pioneering Aids researcher. Schofield meets 007 Timothy Dalton at the Cannes Film Festival, and Chris Waddle at soccer club Olympic Marseille. He also confronts French traffic, has an encounter with some novel seafood, and a fascinating lesson in the etiquette of kissing.

Featuring top band the Sleepy Sleepers.

Including the band Matterhom Project, whose song Muh hit the charts with the assistance of synthesised cows, plus a spectacular hot-air balloon flight over the Alps.

Featuring Krystyna Janda , the star of Interrogation, a gripping film banned for eight years; eastern Europe's first independent commercial radio station; and a visit to the Krakow animation studio. Schofield discovers rivalry among the sunflowers down on Warsaw's allotments and the surprising things they put in vodka.

Featuring the country's favourite comedian Harry Klynn; Nicos Gallis, known by this nation of basketball fanatics as the 'Greek god'; and singing star Dalaras, who has revived traditional rebetika music. And Phillip Schofield takes to the dance floor with his very personal rendition of Bouzoukia.

Featuring actress and former cabaret artist Lotti Huber; 'Werner', a former East German secret agent; rising pop star Inga; and Claus Jurichs, the German voice of Dallas's Cliff Barnes. At a watchtower along the Berlin Wall, Schofield visits the bizarrely named '5 Year Plan Cafe', and takes a drive in a two-stroke Trabant.