Channel 5 (UK) Documentaries

Documentary looking at the work of the U.S. government department the Advanced Aerospace Threat Indentification Program, which investigates sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena.

A celebration of Wendy Craig's life and career, along with an exclusive interview with Wendy, as she retraces the moments that made her a sitcom superstar and a much-loved star of TV series such as 'Butterflies' and 'The Royal'.

We reveal what drove Tom to the top in the words of those who know him best.

The 1990s were an era when Elton John scored one of the biggest selling singles of all time with his revamp of Candle in the Wind. However, TV superstars Robson and Jerome were also a Top 40 force to be reckoned with. As were the likes of Wet Wet Wet, Aqua, Cher, and the man who dominated the charts in 1991 with his theme to Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Bryan Adams. Here's a look back at some of the biggest chart smashes of a decade which gave us the movie Titanic, the Spice Girls, and Teletubbies.

A look at some of the most popular songs of the 1980s, an era when Wham!, Frankie Goes to Hollywood and Kylie made their debuts. It was also a time when Band Aid attempted to Feed the World, and Stock Aitken and Waterman-related acts dominated the charts. The Human League, Culture Club, Duran Duran, and Adam and the Ants also enjoyed plenty of Top 40 success.

Journey back in time for the ultimate 70s disco playlist.

A look back at some of the biggest pop bands of the seventies, kicking off in 1970 with the Osmonds and The Jackson 5. With performances by the Carpenters, Sister Sledge, the Nolans, Fleetwood Mac, Kool & the Gang, Ike & Tina Turner, Paul McCartney and Wings, Sparks and the B-52's.

The case of a missing woman found deceased and whose fiancé seemingly disappeared.

Documentary with access to audio recordings of Britain’s most notorious serial killer.

Can the murder of 13-year-old Billie-Jo Jenkins be solved 25 years on?

Discovering the methods Subway uses to create its iconic sandwiches.

The shocking story of Caroline Crouch, a British woman tragically murdered in Athens.

A tribute to the comedy series that aired from 1973 to 2010, featuring testimonials from cast and crew members, families of deceased performers, and famous admirers. There are never-before-seen interviews and unique behind-the-scenes archive video, as well as memories from Crispian Sallis, Tom Owen, Nick Park, Gyles Brandreth, Lesley Garrett, and John Thompson.

The story of the riot and protest that engulfed Manchester’s Strangeways Prison in 1990.

Interviews with people whose luxury cruises ended in disaster, including the story of a family on a voyage around the Gulf of Mexico that ended in misery when the ship caught fire and lost power, leaving them and almost 3,000 passengers stranded at sea for days. Dubbed the 'poop cruise', instead of sipping cocktails in the lap of luxury, they had to endure the stench of raw sewage backed-up on deck. Narrated by Glynis Barber

Through interviews with ex-inmates, retired guards and relatives of Britain's most infamous inmates, this documentary uncover secrets of life inside one of the UK's toughest jails. Exclusive phone calls from one of the UK's longest-serving inmates, Charles Bronson, reveal first-hand what life is really like as inmate in Wakefield Prison, and there are never-before-told stories from inside the walls of Wakefield about Jeremy Bamber, arguably as famous for his fight to get out of prison as for the crimes he committed to be sent there

This hard-hitting documentary tells the first-hand stories of those who were abused by some of Britain's best-loved light entertainment superstars of the 1970s and 1980s.

Cooks and scientists reveal the secrets to the Great British Roast Dinner.

Alexis Conran takes an in-depth look at electric cars as he asks all the questions that motorists looking to make the switch from petrol to electric are asking.

A profile of Beatrix of the Netherlands, who reigned as queen from 1980 until her abdication in 2013, looking at the key to her popularity as a monarch. The programme also examines controversial moments, from public opposition over her choice of husband to the riots on the day she took the throne.

A country music special with Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, with the two stars performing together and with a host of other collaborators in a selection of classics, heart-rending duets and hidden gems from the archives. There are also intriguing and funny stories behind Dolly and Kenny's many partnerships, most famously with each other.

The presenter heads to Slab City in the Sonora desert, California, to explore a unique, off-grid, alternative lifestyle community who live in the 'last free place in America'. It's a place where there is no mains water, electricity, sewer, or rubbish collection, and people survive in intense summer temperatures.

The presenter travels to the island of Madeira, just a four-hour flight from the UK. There, he discovers a sub-tropical land full of surprises. Gregg fulfils a personal dream, getting close to a family of whales. He also hikes in ancient forest, and slides down a mountain in a 100-year-old basket

Documentary delving into the secrets of the UK's biggest clothing retailer, revealing how a small Irish department store grew to become a high-street behemoth. The programme shows how the company's unique approach to advertising gets it plenty of publicity without a big outlay, and looks at how stores are carefully designed and curated to get customers through the door and spending freely.

This documentary reveals the story of murdered schoolchild, Rikki Neave. Telling the story from those closest to the case, including an exclusive interview with Rikki's mother.

Behind the scenes of the department store, revealing how they keep their products so cheap, fool customers with their brand names, and apply all manner of psychological tricks to make people buy more. Contributors include Grace Dent and Harry Wallop, TK Maxx buyers, store managers, consumer writers and super-fans.

The shocking story behind one of the UK's most mysterious unsolved crimes, as Peter Heron himself gives his version of the events surrounding his wife Ann's death in 1990. As the documentary explores the events of August 1990 in detail, new potential evidence comes to light, and questions are asked about whether the police missed a vital clue and chillingly, whether the real killer of Ann Heron escaped justice?.

Documentary examining the online retailer's journey to becoming a global superpower. From its beginnings as an online bookshop, through to helping power the likes of Netflix and Uber, the programme uncovers the secrets of Amazon's success by speaking to some of those involved in the company's creation in 1994. There is also archive footage of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, who reveals what inspired him as well as his vision for the future

When six children were killed in a house fire in 2012 the nation grieved with the parents, Mick and Mairead Philpott. Later, it was revealed they were the ones responsible for the deaths. Ten years on, this is the definitive story of the tragic fire.

Mark Williams-Thomas, a former detective turned investigative journalist, carries out the first active, British TV investigation into Madeleine McCann 'prime suspect' Christian B. In a world exclusive, he obtains an account from Christian B himself.

Documentary uncovering what goes on behind the scenes at the Eurovision song contest, revealing untold stories of political chicanery, fake participants and voting scandals and featuring contributions from former participants, industry insiders and Eurovision historians.

Behind the scenes of the comedy, revealing a political intervention that may have landed Labour a general election majority by shifting a broadcast of an episode, and a Met Police vice squad operation actively targeting celebrities that led to the arrest of star Wilfred Brambell. With contributions by John Thomson, Tessa Le Bars, Madeline Smith, Dick Fiddy and Graham McCann.

The secrets of the online food company's success, travelling with the delivery riders, revealing the meals to avoid and which foods stay hot and which do not. Experts and ex-employees reveal the hidden workings of Deliveroo to help show how online delivery really works, and there is a look at branding and marketing innovations - some of which have got Deliveroo into hot water.

From Big Macs to chicken nuggets, what are the secrets of McDonald's global success?

We reveal the secrets of ABBA's missing 40 years and uncover where they have been.

A selection of disastrous excursions, featuring a visit to the zoo that ended in horror when a young family encountered an escaped chimpanzee. Plus, a day at a safari park turns to a walk on the wild side as two duelling camels cause £6,000 of damage to a car, rendering it a write-off, while a tourist soon regretted going on a hang-gliding day trip in the Swiss Alps when his pilot failed to attach the safety cord.

Behind the scenes at the coronation ceremony in 1953. Featuring memories and anecdotes from people who played key roles in the day, many speaking publicly for the first time, alongside rarely seen colour footage, with interviews from leading historians and former Buckingham Palace staff. Among those contributing are pageboy Andrew Parker Bowles and maid of honour Baroness Willoughby de Eresby.

Behind-the-scenes tales of the royal residence in the City of Westminster, including the occasion when love letters were stolen from Princess Anne's private apartments and created a scandal as they revealed the Princess had been having an affair with a member of the Queen's household. There is also a look at the dark secrets of Queen Isabella, who was jilted by her husband Edward II in favour of another man and consequently plotted his downfall.

Behind the scenes of the sitcom, revealing how the show's creators had to fight the BBC throughout its run to keep it on air, how there was the off-screen jostling for top billing, and the personal tragedies that befell the cast. Featuring contributions from actor and comedian John Thomson, stars Mike Berry and Louise Burton, singer Jess Conrad (who appeared on the show), Mollie Sugden's son Robin Moore and original crew members Robin Carr and Roy Gould.

Glynis Barber narrates a documentary featuring first-hand interviews with people whose hotel holidays ended in disaster, including a newlywed couple's horror when their honeymoon accommodation turned out to be a half-built Mexican building site. A trip to Zante took a surreal turn when one guest found herself the only person staying in the hotel, while a high-end break to Cuba hit the skids when Hurricane Irma struck.

The mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 remains as shocking and unnerving today as it did when the plane vanished from radar screens more than eight years ago. The fate of the Boeing 777 and all 239 souls on board continues to baffle air crash investigators.

A look at the workings of the membership-only retailer, examining if its own-brand products are really premium ones in disguise, and putting them to the test. Plus, a look at how the store gets its customers to spend, and how it keeps prices so low.

Comedian and television presenter Susan Calman visits seaside resorts around England, taking in the sights and sounds of Great Yarmouth, Brighton, St Ives, Southend-on-Sea and Blackpool.

Documentary investigating Britain's pension crisis, revealing statistics on Britain's savings timebomb and the shocking financial reality for millions of pensioners. The film questions whether people are saving enough to afford the retirement many dream of, and tackle some of the biggest questions we all should be asking ourselves

Join Alexis Conran and his trusty pooch Gelmer as they take to the fields and footpaths to investigate the problem of dog poo blighting the UK.

The account of the 1976 summer drought, during which gardens burnt, towns relied on community standpipes for water, and Britons were advised to ‘bath with a friend.’ The drought had devastating consequences for the government, industry, and the elderly, yet the recollections of those who were young remain halcyon and hedonistic.

With UK holidaymakers desperate to get away for a summer break, the last thing they wanted was long queues at airports. Cameras take a closer look at what went wrong.

For half a century, Billy Connolly has entertained audiences with his unique exploration of universal subjects that some might find too embarrassing to talk about or only whisper in private. This programme is a celebration of his career, features a selection of stand-up routines from live shows as well as memorable appearances on chat shows. With contributions by Shaparak Khorsandi, Shazia Mirza, Suzi Ruffell, Chris McCausland, Dave Gorman, Richard Herring, Richard Digance, Seann Walsh and Jimmy Tarbuck.

Presenter Alexis Conran delves into the minutia of customer service to determine how aware people are regarding their rights and privileges as consumers, such as how to deal with faulty products, unfulfilled warranties and automated service methods.

Documentary featuring a countdown of the 30 most popular sketches from Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise. Also features John Sergeant, Anita Harris, Gloria Hunniford, Rufus Jones, Vicki Michelle and more.

Adele's triumphant return to the spotlight by counting down the megastar's top 30 moments.

Documentary looking at some of the travel problems faced by British holidaymakers so far in 2022, hearing stories from people who have experienced holiday nightmares. Thousands of families have had flights cancelled, and holidays ruined, but it's not just the airline industry in crisis. The whole country has plunged into chaos with national rail strikes, ferry cancellations, relentless roadworks, and food and petrol prices skyrocketing.

Three experts in forensic psychology, policing and history reinvestigate the infamous case, and question the version of the story believed to be true. The team's mission is to separate fact from fiction and ask how much of what is known about this celebrated killer is a myth. And why has the only truth - the story of the five brutally murdered women - been hidden by history?

A profile of the actress from a strict Quaker upbringing in Yorkshire, through her staunch determination to make it as a thespian. There's also a look at her work in TV favourites such as A Fine Romance and As Time Goes By, where Judi's performances won her four BAFTA awards, and her tenure in the James Bond franchise.

Only Fools And Horses is one of the most popular sitcoms ever made. Tens of millions of viewers tuned in to watch the outrageous antics of Del, Rodney and the Peckham gang. Secrets & Scandals Of Only Fools And Horses reveals the behind-the-scenes stories of how the show was made and became Britain's favourite sitcom. The show uncovers the secrets behind the hilarious visual gags, the lost episodes of the show and how the cast could have looked very different.

Tracing Dame Maggie Smith's life from Ilford to the dizzy heights of Broadway and Hollywood, where she has become one of the most-loved stars of stage and screen. Over her long and distinguished career, Maggie has played an astonishing array of characters, from Miss Jean Brodie and the homeless eccentric Miss Shepherd in The Lady in the Vanr, to the stern Professor McGonagall in the Harry Potter movies and the domineering dowager in Downton Abbey.

This programme celebrates the characters and their careers after departing Erinsborough.

A look at some Ramsay Street actors who went on to become pop stars. Kylie Minogue (Charlene), Jason Donovan (Scott), and Delta Goodrem are among the cast members (Nina). Stefan Dennis (Paul) and his classic Don’t It Make You Feel Good? are all featured, as is Natalie Imbruglia (Beth), who scored a 1997 hit with a cover of Ednaswap’s Torn.

Stories from those who experienced their worst holiday nightmares, and top tips from travel experts on how to avoid it happening to us. You need to watch this before packing your suitcase!

At its peak, around half the UK population was watching the antics of hapless Frank Spencer (Michael Crawford) and his family. This documentary reveals the behind-the-scenes stories of how 1970s sitcom Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em was made, and features an interview with show creator, Ray Allen. Contributors include John Thomson, cast member John D Collins, and crew members Stuart Fell and Matt Irvine.

A look at the most successful songs from the era of David Bowie, T-Rex, Slade, Sweet, and Roxy Music

A celebration of the comedian's career, featuring shaggy dog stories, classic sketches and his collaborations with stars such as John Cleese, Shirley Bassey and Roy Barraclough. The programme reveals how he came to play the piano badly and the childhood incident that enabled him to pull such miraculous faces, and the show also has his earliest surviving TV appearance on The Cilla Black Show from 1968 and posthumous programme Les Dawson: An Audience With That Never Was. Featuring classic archive and contributions from family and friends, including his wife Tracy and daughter Charlotte, along with Brian Conley, Syd Little, Roy Walker, Gloria Hunniford, Vicki Michelle, Anita Harris, Linda Lusardi, Jon Culshaw and Rufus Jones.

A look behind the scenes at the beloved 1970s British comedy starring Richard Briers and Felicity Kendal. The programme exposes the secrets of the cast's off-screen friendships, including one dinner party that nearly ended in disaster, as well as lifting the lid on the personal scandals of the sitcom's stars.

He was embraced by the emerging television age, while always keeping the old-school comedy of the music hall alive. He was most in his element bounding onto the stage at smaller theatres — not the arenas he could so easily have filled — where he became the Scouse Bruce Springsteen of live comedy, often putting on intimate one-man shows lasting up to five hours. Proving there was no end to his talents, he also starred in an episode of Doctor Who, and played Malvolio in a televised adaptation of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. Through his amazing routines, interviews and one-liners, we examine the career of this genuine student of comedy, who was also a highly successful recording artist. He even had the third best-selling single of the 1960s and was big muckers with The Beatles. We explore Ken's life-long love affair with his home town of Liverpool — in particular his Knotty Ash home patch — where he conceived the fanciful ‘jam-butty mines', where his Diddymen creations ‘worked'. We celebr

The goal of Detective Chris Loudon is to learn the truth about one of the deadliest serial killers in American history. Loudon comes upon a box of evidence that was taken decades before and never opened. Loudon deciphers a horrifying murder mystery caused by a monster hidden in plain sight in small-town America using the box, which contains several images of young ladies. A setting where, during the 1970s, complaints of sexual assault on women were all too routinely discounted

Behind the scenes at one of the most unique and controversial prisons in the UK, home to some of Britain's worst female criminals, including some of the most detested child killers. Former staff and ex-inmates reveal what life is like inside this hidden world, shining a light on a correctional facility unlike any other

A tribute to 'Allo 'Allo, one of the UK's best loved sitcoms which centred on cafe owner turned reluctant French Resistance fighter, Rene Artois (Gorden Kaye), and his family and associates. Featuring contributions from key cast members, including Vicki Michelle, Sue Hodge, Arthur Bostrom, Kim Hartman, Richard Gibson and Guy Siner.

The dark side of the long-running music show, exploring the ruthless tactics of promoters and the demands of big name stars, the artists that admitted to performing drunk on-air, and how one presenter hosted the show drugged. Featuring contributions from former presenters Pete Murray, 'Diddy' David Hamilton and Tony Dortie, Pan's People dancer Dee Dee Wilde, Arthur Brown, Cheryl Baker from Bucks Fizz, and backstage crew from across the decade

Top of the Pops: The dark side was of Top of the Pops is explored, including the ruthless strategies of promoters and the demands of big-name stars, the artists who admitted to getting wasted on air, and how one presenter ran the programme while under the influence of drugs. Former presenters Pete Murray, “Diddy” David Hamilton, and Tony Dortie, as well as Dee Dee Wilde from Pan’s People, Arthur Brown, Cheryl Baker from Bucks Fizz, and backstage personnel from various eras, all contribute.

The events surrounding the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in April 2010 after an explosion on the Deepwater Horizon offshore drilling platform killed.

A profile of the TV and radio presenter, revealing the extraordinary rise, fall and return of one of Britain's most unpredictable and ambitious TV personalities. Starting out at Radio Luxembourg, Edmonds reached his peak with Noel's House Party and Mr Blobby in the 1990s, but failed personal ventures led to his disappearance from the nation's screens until he made a comeback with Deal or No Deal in 2005

First-hand accounts of people who had disastrous vacations, with a family recalling a nine-hour wait at the airport only to be told their holiday is cancelled at the departure gate. There are also the stories of a nervous flyer whose worst nightmare came true when her flight to Gibraltar was rocked by turbulent crosswinds, and a couple who flew into Amsterdam through the eye of a storm.

The extraordinary story of Lynette White’s murder in 1988 and the hunt for her killers, which began after her body was discovered in a flat in Cardiff’s docklands area. This programme reveals the twists and turns in this landmark story, which culminated in the conviction of Lynette’s killer 15 years after her murder, through first-person testimony from the accused and convicted, as well as their families, police officers, and legal experts involved.

Celebrating the nearly 50-year-long career of one of Britain's most loveable celebrities.

The wave of riots that hit cities across the UK in 2011 shocked the nation.

A profile of one of Britain's best-loved comedy actresses, who starred in 13 of the Carry On franchise's films and teamed up with Eric Sykes for popular sitcom Sykes. This documentary charts the highs and lows of Hattie's career, presenting her finest moments on screen alongside footage from her family archive. With contributions from family, friends, fans and co-stars.

A profile of the actress, whose career embraced theatre, film, TV variety shows, easy-listening records, sitcoms, cabaret tours and even stints as a TV presenter and chat show host. This documentary charts the highs and lows of her career, from her big break with David Lean in 1948 as part of the cast of Oliver Twist, to her final film Steaming, released posthumously in 1985.

A list show full of amazing household energy saving tips, advice on cutting your bills with ingenious hacks, how to eat more cheaply, shopping tips, transport savings and personal finance.

A profile of the comedy actress, best remembered for playing Jennifer Saunders' mother in Absolutely Fabulous and Terry Scott's wife in long-running sitcom Terry and June. With contributions from June's family, friends including Rory Bremner, fans and co-stars like Jane Horrocks and Stephanie Beacham, this documentary examines how she was able to keep working well into her nineties.

The story of the period of industrial action between November 1978 and February 1979 that changed the face of Britain, with contributions by Esther Rantzen, David Hamilton, Carole Malone and Alastair Stewart. With the worst weather for a decade, 13 million days were lost to strikes, with thousands of schools closed, hospitals only admitting emergency patients and the dead not being buried.

In 2010 Gareth Williams, a GCHQ employee on secondment to MI6, was found dead inside a padlocked duffel bag in the bath of his London flat.

A ferry traveling between islands off the coast of Greece is placed on autopilot with no crew member assigned to watch the controls, and it strikes a reef.

A profile of the actress, best known for her sitcom roles as Margo Leadbetter in The Good Life and Audrey fforbes-Hamilton in To the Manor Born. Colleagues and co-stars including Felicity Kendal and Judy Cornwell paint a portrait of her as a giggling, joke-loving, green-fingered, warm-hearted and nurturing personality, far removed from the TV characters that made her famous.

For decades, Argos has been a fixture of the UK's high streets - seemingly selling everything. This show reveals what really goes on behind the counter at the retail giant.

A revealing portrait of one of one of Britain's greatest entertainers telling the incredible story of how Tommy Steele went from East End boy to Britain's first rock and roll idol.

Dan Snow journeys through Egypt's Valley of the Kings, and uncovers the stories of European explorers going in search of treasures in this long-lost desert chasm. He discovers the work of maverick engineer Giovanni Belzoni, who levered out statues of pharaohs, the rivalries that erupted between teams of explorers across Europe in search of long-buried treasures, and tells the story of the most famous discovery in the valley - Howard Carter's unearthing of Tutankhamun's Tomb.

Dan Jones, Suzannah Lipscomb and Rob Bell take a fresh look at the Great Fire of London in 1666 by walking the actual route the fire took across the city, hour-by-hour and street-by-street, hoping to uncover what really happened during Britain’s worst inferno. In this first edition, the three presenters investigate how the fire started, heading to Pudding Lane, site of the bakery where the blaze broke out. Dan and historian Dorian Gerhold then place a temporary blue plaque” on the very spot where the fire began.

A dive into the difficult upbringing that shaped the princess that Diana would become.

Documentary exploring life inside HMP Frankland, the men's maximum security prison in County Durham, which has housed some of the country's most notorious criminals, including Peter Sutcliffe, Ian Huntley and Delroy Grant. The programme recounts some of the violent prison attacks that have taken place over the years, including one so horrifying that it forced a staff member to retire. Later, an ex-prisoner shares how he passed the time in Frankland's segregation unit by organising a quiz through the cell windows

On the 6 March 1987, the Herald of Free Enterprise ferry set sail from the Belgian port of Zeebrugge with 539 passengers and crew on board. Twenty minutes into her journey, she started to list uncontrollably - and 90 seconds later, she had capsized.

Behind the scenes of the chain of retail stores, looking at how its warehouses operate, putting core products to the test and uncovering the secrets of its highest-selling products. The programme reveals how Poundland is branching out from cleaning products, sweets and stationery into selling fresh food, and even its own clothing range

Dan discovers how America's Wild West was the scene of incredible fossil discoveries.

An examination of the underappreciated and enduring Queen Alexandra, who was the wife of King Edward VII and reigned as Queen Consort for nine years until her husband’s passing in 1910. In this documentary, royal experts reveal how many modern responsibilities were influenced by Alexandra’s work from more than a century ago, when her popularity frequently exceeded that of the king.

The best tips for getting the most out of the festive season for less.

The sex scandal that almost cost England their participation in the 2002 World Cup.

Documentary exploring life inside HMP Full Sutton, a men's high security prison in the East Riding of Yorkshire which has been home to some of Britain's most notorious criminals, including serial killer Dennis Nilsen, the Manchester gangster Dale Cregan, and, the so-called railway rapist and serial killer David Mulcahy. The programme reveals the story of a shocking one-man riot at Full Sutton in 2018. and also shares stories from the prison's Beast Wing, where sex offenders are locked up and separated from the other inmates

The killing of Scottish banker Alistair Wilson has baffled detectives for almost 20 years.

Behind the scenes at the confectionery company's base in Bournville near Birmingham as staff gear up for the festive season, hitting the factory floor to discover how popular treats Roses are made, with the focus on the creation of the hazelnut in caramel. Historians and Cadbury insiders tell the story of how Cadbury first turned Britain on to festive chocolate, while Santa and his team prepare for the rush at Cadbury World

A definitive account of the life of Dodi Al-Fayed, beyond the image of a pampered playboy.

This is the untold story of the man who abducted nine-year-old Shannon Matthews

Behind the scenes at one of the shadiest retailers in the UK this holiday season: Costco. Cameras reveal the inside scoop on whether planning your Christmas shopping in bulk is the best course of action this year, as well as how to join this exclusive shopping club, in these difficult financial times.

Presenters Helen Skelton and Jules Hudson are joined by farming brothers Rob and Dave and a host of familiar faces

A festive look at how the budget supermarket, Lidl stocks up on Christmas cheer. The store is put through its paces, as one family explores whether it offers the cheapest turkey and trimmings

Celebrating Porridge with clips and insight from cast, crew, and celebrity fans.

Taking a look at the original series Come Dancing and includes insights from judges, dancers, and celebrity admirers, this documentary explores the lasting popularity of the hit TV show.

From humble beginnings to huge festive seasons, cheap grocer Aldi and opulent department shop Harrods have both cracked the Christmas markets. When it comes to Christmas, they’re both masters at offering us with something unique.

Celebrity guests discuss which iconic entertainment makes the perfect Christmas Day TV.

Returning to her Scottish roots, Jane McDonald starts her journey in Edinburgh, enjoying the sights and sounds at the city's spectacular Christmas market. Travelling north to the snow-capped hills and mountains, she meets friends old and new, enjoying a warm Highland welcome with whisky-tasting, bauble-making and candlelit carols with children

Documentary celebrating Richard Curtis's much-loved sitcom, featuring clips along with insight and analysis from cast, crew and celebrity fans. The programme examines how the fictional village of Dibley was never the same once Dawn French's inimitable comedy creation Geraldine Granger arrived as the new vicar, and there is a look at the Comic Relief specials.

A celebration of the UK's most iconic and best-selling rock songs. The songwriters, musicians, and producers behind these timeless recordings share the details of the stories behind each one, from inception through to chart success.

Outlet centres across the UK are selling fashion at bargain basement prices.

The most luxurious All You Can Eat Buffets featuring items like wagyu beef and lobsters.

We explore the highs and lows of Katie Price's life and career.

In November 1983, a gang of armed robbers stormed into the Brink's-Mat security depot near Heathrow and got away with ?26 million worth of gold. Now nearly 40 years on, police officers and key witnesses, many speaking for the first time, reveal the inside story behind Britain's biggest gold robbery.