More people are migrating to find work and income today than at any time in history; and half of these people are women. Often they are exploited and forced into prostitution or slave labour. If they do manage to escape and make their way home, life for them is often far from easy. Survivor's Guide looks at the plight of women who have often been abused or badly treated both at home and abroad.

(Duration: 30 minutes)

 Friday 14th December at 2230/\

Monday 17th December at 1230; Tuesday 18th December at 1730

& Wednesday 19th December at 0430~/\+; Wednesday 19th December at 1030

This final episode of The Real..., goes behind the scenes of the French capital to take a look at the little-known sights of the city that the guide books don't show you. Olivier Picasso (pictured), grandson of the famous artist, explains how the cutting edge galerie Emmanuel Perrotin has helped to re-establish Paris' reputation in the art world. While the three Michelin-starred chef Philippe Legendre visits cheese shop Quatrehomme. Owned by a husband and wife team, Legendre attributes part of his success to the produce supplied by the store.  

(Duration: 30 minutes)

 Saturday 15th December at 1430

Repeated: Sunday 16th December at 1230; Sunday 16th December at 1930 & Monday 17th December at 0430

The BBC's Ray Stubbs (pictured) and a panel of guests present the latest results, tables, interviews and reaction from Saturday's Barclays Premiership, football league and Scottish Premier League games. In the Premiership Manchester City host local rivals Bolton and bottom of the table Derby face Middlesborough. In the Scottish Premier League second-place Rangers play Hearts.

(Duration: 30 minutes)

On this week's fast:track, presenter Thalia Pellegrini investigates new research results which show how deep vein thrombosis, which has traditionally been known as 'economy class syndrome', can also affect business and first class passengers. Reporter Guy DeLauney is in Kep, Cambodia, which suffered years of tragedy and destruction when it was overrun by the Khmer Rouge, but is now finally making a comeback. Plus, fast:track's Ben Silburn tests the latest gadgets which claim to help business travellers keep fit.  

(Duration: 30 minutes)

Sunday 16th December at 0830

Repeated: Monday 17th December at 2230; Tuesday 18th December at 1230; Wednesday 19th December at 1730;

Thursday 20th December at 0430+~/\ &Thursday 20th December at 1030

In this first of two programmes showcasing the best of Click in 2007, the team visits South Africa to see how the nation's poorest people are using technology to improve their lives. Reporter Dan Simmons travels to San Francisco to see just how fast an electric supercar can go. Plus, Click's Ian Hardy reports from New York on the launch of the year, and asks - was the iPhone worth the hype?

(Duration: 30 minutes)

Thursday 20th December at 2230

Repeated: Friday 21st December at 1230; Saturday 22nd December at 0830; Monday 24th December at 1730;

& Tuesday 25th December at 0430~+ & Tuesday 25th December at 1030

# not Asia, Australasia or Middle East
^ not Europe
+ not South Asia
~ not Asia Pacific
/\ not Middle East