Football Focus previews and reviews the best of the Euro 2008 tournament. As 16 teams battle it out in Austria and Switzerland to succeed Greece as champions, the BBC's sport team will be interviewing key figures in the game; looking at the major stories as they develop and analysing all the big fixtures.

(Duration: 30 minutes)

From pollinating bees to watersheds; pest-devouring birds to climate-stabilising tropical forests – they are all a part of nature's intrinsic value. Nature Inc. is a new series that attempts to put a monetary value on the services that the Earth's living systems deliver to our households and businesses.

(Duration: 30 minutes)

Friday 13th June at 2230

Repeated: Saturday 14th June at 1730; Monday 16th June at 1230; Monday 16th June at 1530AP;

Tuesday 17th June at 1830; Wednesday 18th June at 0430# & Wednesday 18th June at 1030

Hailed as the "Picasso of South America" Fernando Botero's (pictured) works of art are found in the homes of the rich and famous, with fans as diverse as actor Sylvester Stallone and the late Colombian drug lord, Pablo Escobar. In The Big, Fat Art Of Fernando Botero the BBC's culture correspondent Stephen Smith accompanies the artist on a trip through his past, visiting this humble childhood home in Columbia and his studio in Paris.

(Duration: 50 minutes)

Saturday 7th June at 1110

Repeated: Saturday 7th June at 2010; Sunday 8th June at 0410 & Sunday 8th June at 1710

Food is about much more than just nutrition; it's the social glue that holds societies together. Cooking In The Danger Zone follows presenter Stefan Gates on a culinary tour of five very different cultures. This week Stefan's in Tonga where he finds some of the fattest people in the world and goes kickboxing with the princess (pictured) who is determined to keep her subjects in shape.

(Duration: 30 minutes)
 

Saturday 7th June at 1730

Repeated: Sunday 8th June at 1130; Sunday 8th June at 2030 & Monday 9th June at 0430#

Please note this programme will not be showing in North America.

As Europe revels in the Euro 2008 football tournament, Click explores how the contest will be available to more people than ever online – both legally through the official channels, and illegally through streaming of games live from elsewhere. Also this week, Click's Rob Freeman shows you how to back-up your webmail, Kate Russell runs down the best of the online world, and there's an essential guide to liberating your music from your PC. 

(Duration: 30 minutes)

Thursday 12th June at 2230

Repeated: Friday 13th June at 1230; Friday 13th June at 1530AP; Saturday 14th June at 0930;

Monday 16th June at 1830; Tuesday 17th June at 0430# & Tuesday 17th June at 1030

# not South Asia, Asia Pacific or Middle East                                                            AP Asia Pacific only
^ not Europe