Hindsight: Lord Beeching
Thursday 02 October
8:00pm - 8:30pm
BBC4
Eric Robson talks to Lord Beeching about his time as Chairman of the British Railways Board between 1961 and 1965, asking if he would have done things differently with hindsight.
Railway Walks
Thursday 02 October
8:30pm - 9:00pm
BBC4
The Peak Express
Julia Bradbury takes a series of walks following the old tracks, overgrown cuttings and ancient viaducts of Britain's lost rail empire. She begins her exploration of Britain's lost rail empire in Derbyshire, the heart of the Peak District, with a walk along the popular Monsal Trail. Limestone cliffs and gorges abound, not to mention the tunnels and soaring viaducts of the Midland Railway - one of the most dramatic and unlikely main lines ever built.
Ian Hislop Goes off the Rails
Thursday 02 October
9:00pm - 10:00pm
BBC4
Ian Hislop takes a look at the notorious Beeching Report of 1963, which led to the closure of a third of the nation's railway lines and stations and forced tens of thousands of people into the car and onto the road. He investigates the fallout from the plan, discovering what was lost to the British landscape, communities and ways of life when the railway map shrank. Ian travels from Cornwall to the Scottish borders meeting those responsible and those affected.
Great Railway Journeys
Thursday 02 October
10:00pm - 10:55pm
BBC4
Crewe to Crewe
Victoria Wood makes a round trip to the north of Britain from Crewe, taking in both the east and west coasts. On her way north she visits Carnforth station, location of the classic film Brief Encounter, takes the North West Regional Railways service across Morecambe Bay to Barrow and the Cumbrian Coastal line to Carlisle before reaching Thurso, the most northerly point possible by train. Her journey south takes in Edinburgh, the Forth Bridge, Middlesborough, Whitby, York and Adswood, Manchester.
Thursday 02 October
8:00pm - 8:30pm
BBC4
Eric Robson talks to Lord Beeching about his time as Chairman of the British Railways Board between 1961 and 1965, asking if he would have done things differently with hindsight.
Railway Walks
Thursday 02 October
8:30pm - 9:00pm
BBC4
The Peak Express
Julia Bradbury takes a series of walks following the old tracks, overgrown cuttings and ancient viaducts of Britain's lost rail empire. She begins her exploration of Britain's lost rail empire in Derbyshire, the heart of the Peak District, with a walk along the popular Monsal Trail. Limestone cliffs and gorges abound, not to mention the tunnels and soaring viaducts of the Midland Railway - one of the most dramatic and unlikely main lines ever built.
Ian Hislop Goes off the Rails
Thursday 02 October
9:00pm - 10:00pm
BBC4
Ian Hislop takes a look at the notorious Beeching Report of 1963, which led to the closure of a third of the nation's railway lines and stations and forced tens of thousands of people into the car and onto the road. He investigates the fallout from the plan, discovering what was lost to the British landscape, communities and ways of life when the railway map shrank. Ian travels from Cornwall to the Scottish borders meeting those responsible and those affected.
Great Railway Journeys
Thursday 02 October
10:00pm - 10:55pm
BBC4
Crewe to Crewe
Victoria Wood makes a round trip to the north of Britain from Crewe, taking in both the east and west coasts. On her way north she visits Carnforth station, location of the classic film Brief Encounter, takes the North West Regional Railways service across Morecambe Bay to Barrow and the Cumbrian Coastal line to Carlisle before reaching Thurso, the most northerly point possible by train. Her journey south takes in Edinburgh, the Forth Bridge, Middlesborough, Whitby, York and Adswood, Manchester.
, I have seen threads related to the bbciplayer application which I believe uses the same methods. A quick google search seems to do the trick. 
