BBC World's award-winning weekly travel programme fast:track re-launches with a new look, title graphics and presenters on 14 January. Fronting the programme will be BBC presenters Thalia Pellegrini and Rajan Datar. The new fast:track format will appeal to viewers who travel frequently for both business and leisure. The programme will feature reports from leading industry experts and a variety of new travel segments including what to do with '24 hrs' in a city and 'Flying Facts' explaining everyday inflight announcements. For more information click here. 

(Duration: 30 minutes)

Sunday 14th January at 0930

Repeated: Monday 15th January at 2230; Tuesday 16th January at 1230;

Wednesday 17th January at 1730 & 2130[S.As]; Thursday 18th January at 0430~+ & 1030 

Sport Today provides regular roundups four times each weekday and twice at weekends. The spotlight remains on Australia during January, with the year's first global blue-chip event; the Australian Open Tennis Championships - the first of the four 'slams' - in Melbourne from 15 to 28 January. The ones to watch will be either Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal to win the men's title. At this stage, it's difficult to see who's going to emerge from the pack to challenge their dominance.

(Duration 15 minutes)

Monday 15th - Friday 19th January at: 0945, 1345, 1545, 1945, 2045~ & 0015

Repeated: Tuesday 16th - Saturday 20th January at: 0545~+

This week, Nurses on the Frontline is in Mozambique following nurse Silva Chironda. In a country with few doctors, Silva by necessity is a 'surgeon nurse,' better known in Mozambique as a 'tecnico'. Week in week out Silva carries out more surgery than the busiest consultant in the Western world. For many Mozambiquans, 'tecnicos' like Silva are their only hope.

(Duration: 30 minutes)

Friday 19th January at 2230

Repeated: Sunday 21st January at 0830; Monday 22nd January at 1230;

Tuesday 23rd January at 1730 & 2130[S.As]; Wednesday 24th January at 0430~+ & 1030

The BBC's flagship environmental series continues with more stories about the people on the front line protecting our living p***t. This week, Earth Report looks at how demarcating traditionally occupied forest areas is helping local groups to preserve their forest home.

(Duration: 30 minutes)

Saturday 13th January at 0830

Repeated: Saturday 13th January at 2330; Sunday 14th January at 1330; Monday 15th January at 0430~+

This week, Talking Movies takes a look at the upcoming Oscar nominations to be announced on 23 January. Tom Brook speaks to director Martin Scorsese (pictured) who is hotly tipped for an award, and speculates on whether he will be a five-time loser or if this could be his lucky year. The programme also assesses the competition and hears more from Scorsese about his film The Departed.  Also this week, a look at Karen Moncrieff's new mystery drama, The Dead Girl.

(Duration: 30 minutes)

Tuesday 16th January at 2230

Repeated: Wednesday 17th January at 1230; Thursday 18th January at 1730 & 2130[S.As];

Friday 19th January at 0430~+ & 1030