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Adrenaline-fuelled rally raid across North and West Africa, with motorbikes, cars, and trucks tearing through deserts,
dunes and rock-strewn plains. Expect engine-revving drama and a battle for survival in one of motorsport’s toughest endurance tests.
Binge-worthy drama focusing on chaotic and at times frankly unhinged teacher Penny (Robyn Malcolm),
who comes to suspect that her ex is guilty of a sex crime against her daughter’s teenage friend. Peter Mullan is superb as the husband under suspicion.
Murder in the Outer Hebrides in this Gaelic-language crime drama – a first for the UK – as Family Liaison Officer Kat Crichton
investigates the brutal killing of Lady Mary Maclean. Secrets run deep, the landscape is unforgiving, and the past refuses to stay buried.
As the Arctic melts, global powers race for control. This documentary examines rising tensions, new trade routes
and militarisation in a region where climate change fuels geopolitical conflict. A stark look at how shifting ice is reshaping global power struggles.
New comedy starring Ben Miller as an author trying to salvage his career after being cancelled – and then discovering
he has an autistic son called Austin. What emerges is a warm-hearted, heartfelt tale of father-son bonding that never forgets to bring the laughs.
Get set for unashamedly patriotic flag-waving courtesy of the Last Night of the Proms, celebrating a memorable year
in the life of the UK – culminating, of course, in the now-traditional singalong.
Becoming Led Zeppelin is the first ever authorized documentary about the band. The film charts the early musical influences
and careers of each bandmate before diving deep into their first two albums and subsequent tours. The film features "never-before-seen" footage, remastered sound and video, and audio interviews with John Bonham that have been kept private for decades. Full songs play in the film, making it feel just like a concert.
This feature-length documentary digs into the making of a pop juggernaut – her grief, her grind, and the fights that
shaped her. From family trauma to AIDS activism and tabloid-fodder relationships, it’s an unfiltered look at the woman who built an empire on reinvention.
Five black kids win scholarships to an elite boarding school and enter a world ‘just like Harry Potter’ in this acclaimed
comedy-drama series. It’s very funny stuff, yet at the same time doesn’t shy away from addressing the serious issues.
Addictive reality show about the Singh family, who run a wedding dress shop in Toronto’s Little India.
The kids plan to modernise but mum and dad (especially the wonderfully eccentric dad) want to keep things as they are. We have episodes from season one onboard.
Everyone born from a donor might have siblings they had no idea existed, who were born from the same stranger.
Here, a man gets instant results putting his DNA on websites.
Boyzone had the looks, the hits, and the hysteria – but behind the pop machine lay a brutal reality.
This documentary series tells all: the chaos, the fallouts, the industry pressures, and the tragedy of Stephen Gately’s death. Fame isn’t always a fairytale.
Imagine House with a bigger heart and you’ve nailed this medical drama following Dr Oliver Wolf (Zachary Quinto),
a queer neurologist (and keen biker) who cracks cases by delving into the quirks and complexities of the human brain.
It’s 1970, and Poplar is changing in the long-running BBC show. Facing bin strikes, protests, and medical firsts,
the Nonnatus team continue to deliver babies – and emotional gut-punches – with care, candour and quiet rebellion. We have the entire season 14 onboard.
Undercover cops infiltrated activist groups for decades – then seduced women under fake identities.
This gripping series hears from five women who reveal the psychological toll and political scandal behind one of Britain’s most disturbing policing operations.
This prequel rewinds to 1991 as young Dexter Morgan (Patrick Gibosn) learns to kill under the watchful eye of mentor Harry
(Christian Slater). Starting at Miami Metro, he struggles to keep his urges in check, in what turns out to be the making of a monster.
Entrepreneur and Dragon’s Den star Steven Bartlett hosts this visual podcast, diving deep with celebs, CEOs,
and cultural heavyweights. Mixing business insights with raw personal confessions, it’s part TED Talk, part therapy session – always candid, often viral.
Ballet on a grand scale. Derek Deane’s Swan Lake in-the-round fills the Royal Albert Hall
with 60 swans, lavish costumes, and breathtaking spectacle. A fusion of drama and intimacy, set to Tchaikovsky’s soaring score, it’s a mesmerising reimagining of a classic.
Raoul Peck’s documentary unearths the life and lost archive of Ernest Cole, the Black South African photographer
who exposed apartheid’s horrors. Narrated by LaKeith Stanfield, it’s a powerful look at art, exile, and a visionary talent nearly erased by history.
Atlanta, 1970. As Muhammad Ali prepares for his comeback fight, a million-dollar robbery explodes into violence,
betrayal, and chaos. Kevin Hart, Taraji P. Henson, Don Cheadle, and Samuel L. Jackson lead this slick, high-stakes crime thriller based on true events.
Cultural commentator Amanda Parris goes deep into the big issues shaping Black communities worldwide.
From the fight for reparations to the politics of Black hair, this docuseries unpacks power, identity, and resistance with bold storytelling and global insight.
The Berlin Philharmonic rings in the New Year with Kirill Petrenko at the helm and star pianist Daniil Trifonov tinkling the ivories
for a night of grandeur featuring Brahms, Wagner, and Richard Strauss. Not forgetting some seriously spectacular fireworks.
One last trip to Billericay as the much-loved sitcom signs off with a feature-length special, reuniting the Shipmans and Wests
for a final dose of romance, banter, and big revelations. Will we finally get an answer to that proposal? Expect laughs, tears, and a perfect send-off.
With help from fashion icons like Victoria Beckham and Olivier Rousteing, this documentary traces 500 years
of luxury’s evolution, taking us from Anatolian palaces to the Paris catwalks in order to cast an eye over the East’s influence on Western opulence.
Join Ryder Cup legend Paul McGinley and presenter Chris Hollins as they tee off at the world’s most spectacular golf holes.
From coastal cliffs to lush inland fairways, it’s part travelogue, part masterclass – pure golf escapism with a competitive twist.
Explorer Reza Pakravan journeys across the Arabian Peninsula in Hidden Frontiers Arabia, uncovering ancient mysteries
and disappearing species. From war zones to tracking the elusive Persian leopard, he takes viewers deep into Arabia’s most hidden and dangerous regions.
Super road trip documentary following celebrated snapper Martin Parr as he revisits the beaches, chip shops
and bingo halls that made his name – capturing the surreal charm and absurdity of British life in all its glorious mundanity.
Documentary capturing the spirit of the Vancouver–Whistler Invictus Games, where injured and ill servicemen and women
competed in both summer and winter sports. Grit, pride, and solidarity on snow, ice, and track – no dry eyes guaranteed.
Have you tried turning it off and on again? From Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan came a 2006 cult sitcom
that made stars of its cast: Chris O’Dowd, Richard Ayoade, Katherine Parkinson and Matt Berry. We’ve got episodes from that brilliant debut season onboard.
From the creators of Brooklyn Nine-Nine might be all you need to know about this. How’s about the fact that it stars
Craig Robinson as a broke dad chasing the American Dream via farming saw palmetto berries and is a darkly funny jab at capitalism and hustle culture.
Billy Bob Thornton leads a cast that also includes Demi Moore in this gritty drama from Taylor Yellowstone Sheridan.
Set in the world of Texas oil, corporate power plays, environmental fallout and cartel threats collide as landmen hustle in a boom-or-bust industry.
Like Water For Chocolate explores the idea that sometimes traditions can become a prison, an obstacle for love.
Tita de la Garza and Pedro Múzquiz are two souls deeply in love, yet unable to be together due to entrenched family customs. The protagonists navigate a world of magical realism and rich flavors as Tita struggles between the destiny imposed on her by her family and her fight for love. Along the way, the audience will witness her greatest refuge: the kitchen. For Tita, her magical connection to cooking becomes an active resistance against oppression, allowing her to channel her deepest desires and passions into her recipes, transforming those who taste them.
Liza Minnelli gets the spotlight in this affectionate doc charting her rise after Judy Garland’s death. Featuring vintage footage
and candid chats from friends like Joel Grey and Mia Farrow, it’s a fizzy, moving portrait of a legend refusing to live in anyone’s shadow.
Documentary series exploring Malta’s rich culture, history, and natural beauty. Gorgeous food, amazing landscape
and a rich history – the jewel of the Med has it all.
Part doc, part concert film, this series presents iconic Montreux Jazz Festival sets with additional deep-cut footage
and artist backstory. Think velvet lighting, powerhouse vocals, and plenty of archival shimmer as legends past and present get their moment onstage.
With narration from Prince Albert II, this sleek doc celebrates 90 years of Monaco’s iconic street race. Mixing rare archive,
high-octane history, and F1 royalty, it’s a glossy love letter to the glitz, danger, and drama of motorsport’s most glamorous weekend.
Green-fingered guru Monty Don explores Britain’s stunning gardens, uncovering their history, design,
and the people who keep them thriving. From grand estates to hidden gems, Monty digs into what makes these landscapes uniquely British.
Acclaimed documentary telling the story of Margaret Moth, a fearless CNN camerawoman who regularly risked
everything to capture the raw truth of war. What emerges is an unflinching tribute to a trailblazer who faced death, defied fear, and never turned away from the shot.
This gripping BBC docuseries opens the doors to real parole hearings across England and Wales. With season two
tackling controversial IPP sentences, it lays bare the high-stakes judgement calls shaping lives – probing who’s ready for release, and who remains behind bars.
Peep Show needs no introduction and this final season sees Mark and Jez in their toxic groove – older, no wiser,
and still clinging to each other like emotional flotsam. With Super Hans going straight (briefly), and April returning, it’s a fittingly grim farewell to the El Dude Brothers.
A harrowing true crime documentary on Gisèle Pelicot, drugged and assaulted by her husband and dozens of men in their town.
Featuring courtroom footage and interviews, it unpacks the system that failed her, and the trial that exposed a shocking conspiracy.
Siobhan Finneran is all grit and guilt in this twisty thriller about a witness protection cop caught in a moral nosedive.
When a family under her watch is attacked, the hunt for a leak turns inward – and no one, least of all her, gets to stay clean.
Breakups, blowups, and that now-iconic plexiglass headpiece. Season 14 brings classic Beverly Hills mayhem as Kyle
and Dorit reckon with fractured marriages, Erika turns life coach, and old wounds reopen over sushi, scandals and trust issues. Vintage chaos, freshly chilled.
Lagos – yes, Lagos! – gets the franchise treatment in this glossy, drama-loaded spin on the global Housewives format.
Expect couture, chaos, and cutting one-liners as Nigeria’s elite circle navigates friendship and fame.
Fred Sirieix travels with top chefs to their favourite food spots, from Michelin-starred marvels to hidden local gems.
Whether it’s pasta in Rome or seafood in Cornwall, every meal tells a story – of passion, place, and the pursuit of something lip-smackingly special.
In a groundbreaking conservation effort, marine biologist Nesha Ichida raises a young zebra shark in captivity and releases
it into the reefs of Raja Ampat. With stunning visuals and real stakes, this documentary explores hope, habitat loss – and a shark named Myra.
Still twisted, brilliant and very much itself – despite some behind-the-scenes tweaks. This seventh season of the chaotic
animated comedy leans into the lore, serves up high-concept anarchy, and proves the show’s genius remains intact.
Part doc, part love letter to India’s cricketing icon, this portrait of Sachin Tendulkar mixes rare footage, family insights
and re-enactments to chart his rise from boy prodigy to national obsession. Hagiographic? Sure. But for fans, it hits every note.
Comedian and host Seth Meyers reflects on raising three children, navigating love languages, and how to
properly cross the street in NYC.
Modern dating, modern disasters in this acclaimed sitcom as Sammy and Tom agree to a no-strings fling with a strict
three-week limit. Oops, until feelings get involved. Fast, funny, and painfully relatable, it’s love in the age of self-sabotage.
Think The Office with stethoscopes. This mockumentary-style comedy sets its sights on a cash-strapped Oregon hospital,
where chaos is routine and dignity is optional. It’s brisk, oddball, and sneakily warm.
From royal roads to riverside surf hubs, Singaporean actor Gosteloa Spancer hits the streets in this globe-hopping travel series.
Each episode uncovers how historic roads across Asia have evolved into cultural hotspots, with food, sport and surprises at every turn.
Love breaking a sweat? Enjoy nature? If it’s sports and it’s outdoors – from marathon races to climbing, skiing to surfing,
hiking to triathlon, sailing to cycling – then The Outdoor Sports Show has it covered.
Explore the life and career of American fashion icon Ralph Lauren in this fascinating portrait from Emmy®-winning
director Susan Lacy. Through extensive and candid conversations, Lauren reflects on his pioneering vision, his five-decades-long marriage, and how a boy from the Bronx who knew nothing about designing fashion built a multi-billion-dollar global empire.
Footie hardman and movie star Vinnie swaps Hollywood for rural England, taking on big projects on his 2,000-acre farm.
With builder Wobbly, PA Emma, and a host of oddball challenges, it’s part rural chaos, part heartfelt reinvention – and pure Vinnie.
Featuring creatures great and small, including puffins, eagles, snakes,
and wild horses, this breathtakingly cinematic series travels across windswept landscapes of our National Parks to reveal the untold side of Great Britain’s wild kingdom.
The show that revived the Western. Kevin Costner stars as John Dutton, a ruthless rancher fighting to protect
his vast Montana empire. With a powerhouse cast and high-stakes tension, this is prestige TV with cowboy grit. We have episodes from season five onboard.
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