Everyman

A three-part series of the ethical documentary strand. A film following Marion Cox, the Orpington branch coordinator of Weigh Down Workshop, an evangelical weight-loss business, as she helps members through the course of dieting, listening to tapes and praying.

A documentary following two officers from east London's Hackney Council as they try establishing the identity of people who die in isolation and tie up the loose ends of their lives.

A film following the controversial work of Roseanne Reddy, a Catholic anti-abortionist who counsels women and girls as young as 12 through crisis pregnancies as part of Cardinal Thomas Winning's Pro-Life Initiative. Last in the current series.

A documentary which follows Grace, who killed a man while she was a prostitute, as she is released from prison to start a new life having served an 18-year sentence. Four years ago she became a born-again Christian and believes that God has forgiven her. But will others agree as she struggles to get a job, learn to drive, do voluntary work, and keep her increasingly fragile marriage in one piece?

The second in the new six-part series of documentaries charts the search for their British fathers by the Dutch people conceived during the country's liberation in 1945.

A documentary giving a "kids' eye" view of children caught in the crossfire on the frontline of family warfare.

A documentary following journalist Ken Wiwa as he travels to Nigeria to bury his father, Ken Saro-Wiwa, a political activist and writer who was executed by the Nigerian dictatorship to international outrage in November 1995.

Unconventional 70-year-old Rabbi Lionel Blue embarks on an exploration of what it means to be old.

The series concludes with a look at the work of Emma Heathcote, who has carried out the first academic study in the UK, into people's alleged encounters with angels.