Ben meets 40-year-old Amanda, who left a comfortable town life behind to pursue her lifelong dream to become a hill shepherdess in the rugged moorlands of Yorkshire.
CloseJeremy goes in search of two giant beasts in the Danube. What does the fate of these creatures say about the health of the river?
CloseBeth, 69 is rushed to A&E after falling down a flight of stairs and breaking her ankle. 67-year-old Leigh has head injuries after being knocked off his bicycle in a hit and run incident.
CloseAging and eternal youth seem to fascinate us. David Attenborough encounters two examples where curious bodies & extreme lifestyles may unlock the secrets of the ageing process.
CloseA mysterious creature in the Arctic has been the muse for tales of unicorns. David Attenborough explores the curiosity of the Narwhals singular spiral tusk and its evolution.
CloseMichael Mosley undergoes a range of health tests, from expensive heart scans to a screening procedure that detects early signs of cancer, to discover if any of the tests are actually beneficial.
CloseDavid Attenborough reveals the incredible secrets of the plant world, and explains the fierce competition for sunlight and space amongst plants.
CloseBen Fogle visits Simon and Debbie, who swapped city life for a hidden valley in the middle of Exmoor National Park, where life is a constant battle and one they can't always win.
CloseJeremy goes in search of two giant beasts in the Danube. What does the fate of these creatures say about the health of the river?
CloseBeth, 69 is rushed to A&E after falling down a flight of stairs and breaking her ankle. 67-year-old Leigh has head injuries after being knocked off his bicycle in a hit and run incident.
CloseIn this episode David Attenborough looks at two examples of animal patterns that have bedazzled and baffled science for a long time, and uses modern tools to unlock their secrets.
CloseSir David Attenborough uses this episode to investigate two animals who are capable of true virgin birth - the production of offspring without the need for sex.
CloseDavid Attenborough reveals the incredible secrets of the plant world, and explains the fierce competition for sunlight and space amongst plants.
CloseBen Fogle visits Simon and Debbie, who swapped city life for a hidden valley in the middle of Exmoor National Park, where life is a constant battle and one they can't always win.
CloseJessie runs the race of a lifetime at the Iditarod and the Hailstones go on a family rabbit hunt.
CloseBeth, 69 is rushed to A&E after falling down a flight of stairs and breaking her ankle. 67-year-old Leigh has head injuries after being knocked off his bicycle in a hit and run incident.
CloseThe Yangtze was home to rare aquatic mammals and large quantities of fish. Jeremy wants to know what still lurks in its depths.
CloseIn this episode David Attenborough looks at two examples of animal patterns that have bedazzled and baffled science for a long time, and uses modern tools to unlock their secrets.
CloseSir David Attenborough uses this episode to investigate two animals who are capable of true virgin birth - the production of offspring without the need for sex.
CloseJessie runs the race of a lifetime at the Iditarod and the Hailstones go on a family rabbit hunt.
CloseComedy panel show where contestants have to bluff about their deepest secrets with guest panellists Rhod Gilbert, Vernon Kay, Dara O Briain and Denise Van Outen.
CloseNicola and Maddie turn up at Mel's house and refuse to leave until they get answers, Jack is concerned about the way Hunter is behaving, and the Carters are less than impressed when Mitch brings an old wheelchair to get Mick to his course.
CloseA murder investigation becomes personal for Richard when the victim is murdered while handcuffed to him! With his job on the line, he needs all his British rigour and stoutest brogues to solve the mystery.
CloseIn this fascinating film we enjoy unrivalled access to one of the most famous women on earth, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, during one of the most momentous periods in modern royal history.
CloseGently and Bacchus awaken to the consequences of racism when a young girl is murdered.
CloseNicola and Maddie turn up at Mel's house and refuse to leave until they get answers, Jack is concerned about the way Hunter is behaving, and the Carters are less than impressed when Mitch brings an old wheelchair to get Mick to his course.
CloseSister Monica Joan is found wandering near the docks, and returned to Nonnatus House by the police. Meanwhile, Chummy worries when her mother decides to make a trip to inspect her new "beau".
CloseWith Shirley Ballas, Will Ferrell, John Lithgow, Mel Gibson, Mark Wahlberg, and music by Kesha.
CloseA row between keen birdwatchers in Midsomer-in-the-Marsh turns nasty when their president is killed.
CloseCynthia gets a lot more than she bargained for when she goes to fetch the milk from the doorstep of Nonnatus House.
CloseUCOS reopen the case of Zac Halsey, found mauled to death in a tiger enclosure in 2006. Originally ruled an accident, blood in Zac's lodgings suggests otherwise.
CloseA former Nazi officer who is being protected by MI5 for providing intelligence is investigated by Foyle for possible war crimes.
CloseWith Sir Elton John, Stephen Fry, Carey Mulligan, Robbie Williams, and music by Pink.
CloseThe appearance of a headless horseman at Quitewell Hall foreshadows a number of deaths amongst the aristocratic DeQuettevilles family. But what is the truth about the ghostly rider?
CloseJack Halford announces he's quitting UCOS. As the team try to figure out why, they receive a case from Stephen Fisher about an unsolved murder dating back 160 years.
CloseAustralian Rugby League coach, Mal Meninga, goes on a personal quest to investigate his family's cultural history.
CloseAlan Davies, Bill Bailey, Rich Hall and Sean Lock join Stephen Fry in a quite interesting quiz concerning the topic of exploration.
CloseMel asks Ian if they can meet up so she can ask his advice, a miserable Keanu tries yet again with Sharon, and Honey gives Ruby a recipe for her date with Jay.
CloseComedy panel show where contestants have to bluff about their deepest secrets with guest panellists Charles Dance OBE, Stephen Mangan, Isy Suttie and Gok Wan.
CloseWalker is in pursuit of Ken Rawson, who is driving erratically and refusing to pull over. Finally corneredt, the two become embroiled in a scuffled.
CloseLady Felicia and Mrs McCarthy are taken hostage when a midnight train robbery goes awry.
CloseDI Goodman and the team spend the night locked in a house with a murderer.
CloseA former Nazi officer who is being protected by MI5 for providing intelligence is investigated by Foyle for possible war crimes.
CloseAlan Davies, Bill Bailey, Rich Hall and Sean Lock join Stephen Fry in a quite interesting quiz concerning the topic of exploration.
CloseStephen Fry plays for keeps with Sarah Millican, Jason Manford, Bill Bailey and Alan Davies.
CloseDanny Griffin, Steve McAndrew and Gerry Standing a...
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