Launching on BBC World this week, sports presenter Ray Stubbs (pictured) and a panel of guests offer the latest results and league tables from the Barclays Premiership, Football League and Scottish Premier League games in Final Score. The weekly football programme also offers interviews and comments on the day's big talking points across the divisions.

(Duration:30 minutes)

The second episode of Cricket Cup follows the surprisingly large and well established Sri Lankan community in Naples, Italy. What marks this group out is its fondness for the game of cricket. With the Cricket World Cup now well underway in the West Indies this documentary traces the love and the passion for this quintessentially English game and follows the Sri Lankan team to Florence for the final of the Cricket Cup.

(Duration: 30 minutes)

Saturday 31st March at 1130

Repeated: Sunday 1st April at 0430; Sunday 1st April at 1530 & Sunday 1st April at 2230+ 

The Spirit Of Yachting continues on BBC World with a series of films exploring some of the most exciting events in the world of sailing. This week the programme follows the Rolex Middle Sea Race which takes place in the heart of the Mediterranean and covers one of the most beautiful courses in the world. This race is unique in that it starts and finishes in Malta with the route including the deep azure waters of Sicily.

(Duration: 30 minutes)

Saturday 31st March at 0730

Repeated: Saturday 31st March at 2230; Sunday 1st April at 1330; Monday 2nd April at 0330~+ 

In Peschardt's People, Michael Peschardt, one of the BBC's former foreign correspondents, meets some of the most famous people in the Asia-Pacific region. This week, Booker prize-winning author Tom Keneally (pictured) talks about his work, the Oscars and why Hitler hated rugby league, as he shows Michael around his beachside home in Sydney.

(Duration: 30 minutes)

Saturday 31st March at 1630

Repeated: Saturday 31st March at 2330; Sunday 1st April at 0630; Sunday 1st April at 1130

The days of smoking sections on p***s are long gone and soon the same will be true in hotels, bars and restaurants in many more parts of the world. Denmark, England and Wales will soon be joining other European nations to ban people lighting up in public places. However some people are fighting back. Smokers International Airline in Germany offers business and first class seats between Dusseldorf and Tokyo with a clear policy of 'smokers welcome', while the Mandarin Oriental hotel managed to negotiate an exemption to the city-wide ban for its lobby bar in Hong Kong. Against this backdop, fast:track asks whether the travel industry will soon be forced to ban smoking everywhere and how this will impact the travel industry financially.


(Duration: 30 minutes)

Sunday 1st April at 0830

Repeated: Monday 2nd April at 2130; Tuesday 3rd April at 1130; Tuesday 3rd April at 1430[A.Pa];

Wednesday 4th April at 1730; Thursday 5th April at 0330~+; Thursday 5th April at 0930

# not Asia, Australasia or Middle East                [A.Pa]   Asia Pacific Only
^ not Europe                                                              [S.As]   South Asia Only
~ not South Asia
+ not Asia Pacific