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CloseBen Fogle meets a Brit who now lives in the Arctic Circle.
CloseSpring in Alaska is short. The animals have less than two months to feed and start a family, all the while avoiding predators.
CloseEmperor penguins battle the worst winter on Earth. Can the chicks survive to adulthood?
CloseDiscover the stories behind each powerful and dramatic episode of Dynasties.
CloseWill Florida's wildlife continue to weather the storm of a growing human population?
CloseOn Jupiter, storms can last centuries and unleash power unrivalled on Earth.
CloseJunior (8) has been knocked off his bike by a car and Anthony (46) has suffered chest pain at the races.
CloseSir David Attenborough explores plant adaptations that enable them to survive in extreme environments.
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CloseTo film predators as never before, The Hunt's crew must get inside their world.
CloseThe expedition team's mission is to kayak the last unrun river in Bhutan, on a journey into the foothills of the Himalayas.
ClosePatrick Aryee finds out more about the sperm whale, comes face to face with grizzly bears and gets up close with an anaconda.
CloseSpring in Alaska is short. The animals have less than two months to feed and start a family, all the while avoiding predators.
CloseAs the thaw comes to an end, the last-minute push to prepare for winter means the pressure is building.
CloseBenFogle travels to Southeast Asia to meet 31-year-old Jon Watkinson in Laos.
CloseWhen six dogs are caught up in a house fire in South East London, Inspector Anthony Pulfer comes to the rescue.
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CloseKate learns some remarkable facts about the breed. And Teg meets her chosen mate.
CloseSir David Attenborough explores plant adaptations that enable them to survive in extreme environments.
CloseLooking at how the team captured footage of oceanic sharks without the use of a cage.
CloseSpring in Alaska is short. The animals have less than two months to feed and start a family, all the while avoiding predators.
CloseSandi Toksvig, Ronni Ancona, Jack Dee and Alan Davies grapple with Girls and Boys.
CloseRob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell return for an episode of previously unseen material.
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CloseRichard is shocked when he is offered the prospect of early retirement. Shock soon turns to worry when he realises that this would mean spending all his time with Hyacinth.
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CloseThe Brown family fake Grandad's death in an attempt to fool the insurance company.
CloseWith Emma Thompson, Adam Sandler, Claire Foy, Cara Delevingne, and music by Morrissey.
CloseFollow the daily lives of the men and women at Sun Hill Police Station as they fight against crime.
CloseLewis and Hathaway enter the archaic world of St Gerard's college when a visiting female bishop is found dead. Was she murdered because of her liberal views?
CloseThe team are forced to reopen a seven-year-old murder case.
CloseFather Brown deduces the apparent suicide of a RAF pilot was actually murder.
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CloseDCI Gently's last case leads to political intrigue, corruption and tests him to his core. When the team faces mortal danger, how will they survive?
CloseWith Will.I.Am, Imelda Staunton, Cuba Gooding Jr and music by George Ezra.
CloseAgnes is upset that her son Trevor has been called back to the missions in Africa.
CloseStephen Fry gladly gravitates towards Germany, with Jo Brand, Rob Brydon and Sean Lock.
CloseRob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell return for an episode of previously unseen material.
CloseGraham's guests are Daniel Radcliffe and Alan Cumming, stars of Endgame on the West End, Miriam Margolyes on new Call the Midwife, Sharon Horgan, on new film Military Wives, and singer Craig David.
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