Yesterday TV Guide

David Attenborough narrates footage of the wildlife of Asia's forests. A Bengal tiger has her work cut out feeding three cubswhile greater one-horned rhinos battle it out in conflicts over territory. The rains of the monsoon prove an obstacle to a purple frog looking for a place to lay eggsand a female orangutan in Borneo searches for a mate

David Attenborough introduces footage of animals in Asia that live at extremely close quarters with peoplefrom tigers making a home in town to elephants stopping traffic for food. A small park in central Bangkok supports 300 giant lizardswhilst a flying squirrel in Taipei has made a cosy home in a school. Proboscis monkeys are forced to venture uncomfortably closer to humansand swifts in Jerusalem face tough competition for nest sites

Derek Mathewson travels to the Lancashire coast to pick up a rare 1972 Citroen SMand Dave Mathewson admires a Punto that's two decades old but has just 42 miles on the clock

The team get creative with a 1996 Fiat 126 and then run their own consumer test on a 2004 Bentley Continental GT

David Attenborough looks at life in South Americawhere animals must specialise if they are to carve out a niche. In Patagoniaa puma mother draws on a lifetime's experience to catch prey three times her weightwhile rarely seen Andean bears clamber 30 metres into the cloud forest canopy to find elusive fruit. Poison dart frogs use ingenious methods to keep their tadpoles safeanacondas stalk capuchin monkeysand swifts make death-defying flights through Igauzu Falls on the border between Argentina and Brazil

David Attenborough looks at the wildlife of Australiaa land cast adrift at the time of the dinosaurs and isolated for millions of yearsleaving weird and wonderful animals found nowhere else on Earth. In its junglesa cassowary - one of the most dangerous birds in the world - stands six feet tallwhile kangaroos and wombats brave snowstormsand gum-tree forests are filled with predators. In its red desert heartreptiles drink through their skin and huge flocks of wild budgerigars swirl in search of water. On secret islands Tasmanian devils roamand offshore thousands of sharks gather for a rare event