In 2009 a group of Kenyan war veterans sued the British government to reveal the truth about what really happened during the Mau Mau Emergency. This documentary tells their incredible story and exposes the depth of the cover up that rocked the establishment and changed the way we view colonial history forever.
Sophie Morgan goes on a road trip across the UK, meeting people united by a desire to build new lives around the things they love.
Joanna Lumley follows UN climate activist Sacha Dench as she circumnavigates the UK meeting climate change heroes and attempting to get into the Guinness Book of Records.
Back on the crime frontline with Leicestershire’s youngest cops. Never knowing what the job will throw at them next, their friendships, dedication and ambition get them through.
Martin Clunes takes an epic journey to explore what makes life on the world’s most remote islands so unique and fascinating.
5 part mockumentary series written by Charlie Brooker in which Philomena Cunk explores the entire history of humankind the world over.
Music 4 Mental Health – a groundbreaking new initiative that brings incredible individuals, influential communities and the most prolific names in British music together for unforgettable fundraising events.
Tony Robinson explores the history, influence and population of the world-famous Thames.
On the 73rd anniversary of the firebombing of Dresden, Dan Snow accompanies British veteran Victor Gregg, a POW in Dresden during the raid, as he returns to the city for a historic meeting with Irene Uhlendorf, who was just 4 years old on the night of the bombing. Together they are able to talk about the horrors of that night and the effect that it has had on the rest of their lives.
Art Historian Janina Ramirez escapes to a world of magic as she gets a special tour of the new Harry Potter exhibiton after hours at the British Library with its lead curator.
Sir Tony Robinson takes a whirlwind journey around the globe by train.
Archaeologists excavated the ancient past during peacetime, but in war they had a different mission - to play a vital role in modern military intelligence. Historian of archaeology Dr Amara Thornton explores a network of archaeologist-spies, codebreaking, mapping and running agents, and with expert contributors delves into the extraordinary double lives led by the critical players in the international theatres of World War One.