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An ex-husband and wife team star in a musical version of The Taming of the Shrew, plagued by lovers' quarrels and gangsters seeking money. Film adaptation of the 1948 musical. (1953)

David Harewood investigates the impact Italy had on Charles Dickens, discovering that the quintessentially English author was far more cosmopolitan than expected.

Lancashire: In the season finale, Jim and Nancy paint the bearded tit in North West Lancashire, where Chris Packham joins as one of many special guests. (S1, ep 6)

John Williams conducts the Berliner Philharmoniker for the very first time, with music including "Olympic Fanfare and Theme".

Art competition in which amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 3)

Art competition in which amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 4)

Galloping Foxley: John Mills stars in this twisted tale. A man starts to suffer when he becomes haunted by the memory of the brutal treatment he received in his childhood. (S2, ep 2)

Georgy Porgy: Joan Collins stars in a twisted tale. George has problems with female attention, but when a beautiful woman joins his congregation things are set to change. (S2, ep 3)

Cheap is Cheap: A miserly man searches for the cheapest method of murdering his big-spending wife. (S4, ep 26)

The Waxwork: A reporter gets permission from the owner of a wax museum to spend the night in the museum section devoted to murderers. (S4, ep 27)

Nicolas Cage: An in-depth look into the career of the versatile Academy Award-winning actor Nicolas Cage. (S14, ep 8)

In a four-part series, immerse yourself in the worlds of some of history's finest authors, revealing much about their character and the time they lived in. (2 of 4)

Royal Jelly: Herbert Wise stars in this twisted tale. Mabel's baby is sick and her bee-obsessed husband thinks he has found a remedy. Will he get the baby buzzing back to health? (S2, ep 4)

Poison: Andrew Ray stars in Roald Dahl's twisted tale. A poisonous snake keeps a teacher prisoner in India. How can he escape from its evil glare? (S2, ep 5)

The Dividing Wall: Three ex-cons plan to heist a fortune in jewels, but inadvertently steal a container of radioactive cobalt. (S2, ep 9)

Disraeli Gears: Cream's Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce discuss the making of Disraeli Gears, their timeless 1967 album that solidified their status as a 'super group'. (S1, ep 2)

Jeremy Irons: Take a look back at the glittering career of multi award-winning British actor Jeremy Irons. (S14, ep 9)

...2018. It's the final and the portrait artists are challenged to paint multi award-winning singer-songwriter Emeli Sande before the judges pick a series winner. (10 of 11)

The Hitch-Hiker: Rod Taylor stars in Roald Dahl's twisted tale. When a driver picks up a hitch-hiker in his car, his journey turns into a thrilling ride. (S2, ep 6)

Genesis and Catastrophe: A Roald Dahl story with a twist. A pregnant lady is worried that she may miscarry for the fourth time. Can her doctor reassure her? (S2, ep 7)

The Impossible Dream: A woman sees the chance for her dream to come true when she witnesses a murder. Starring Franchot Tone and Mary Astor. (S4, ep 28)

Banquo's Chair: A Scotland Yard inspector arranges a unique ruse to capture a killer. With Kenneth Haigh. (S4, ep 29)

Revisit the career of Mary Cassatt through prints, pastels and paintings, exploring the often-overlooked Impressionist's influence on how women appear in art.

Experts examine 'The Kiss' - Gustav Klimt's iconic painting from the early 20th century - and establish just what makes it such an enduring, endearing piece.

A dynamic portrait of the writer. Explore his creative journey, offering insight into the controversial author's multifaceted world. Strong language and drug use.