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Explore the eclectic career of Sean Connery, who, having become a star thanks to James Bond, never stopped trying to shed the image of a sexy, brutal macho that stuck to 007.

Absorbing documentary charting Sinéad O'Connor's rise to worldwide stardom and the fearless singer's departure from the pop mainstream. Features previously unseen footage.

At the home of the Edinburgh International Festival. Violinist Nicola Benedetti introduces a jazz special headlined by Grammy-winning musician Wynton Marsalis. (2 of 2)

Pete Townshend, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and guest stars, including Alfie Boe, put a classical spin on The Who's 1973 rock opera, Quadrophenia. From the Royal Albert Hall.

André Rieu performs his first ever concert in Bucharest and reveals the secrets behind his magical open air concerts, from the construction of the stage to singing with the audience.

Over five years following the devastating fire, France's renowned Notre-Dame de Paris has once again opened its doors, marked by a glamorous concert to honour its restoration.

Patterns: Portrait Artist of the Year Semi-Finalist Jude Wainwright shares the significance of patterns in portraiture and how best to capture them. (S1, ep 29)

Introduction to Watercolour: Charles Williams, a master of watercolour, demonstrates how it can be used to create an effective portrait. (S1, ep 30)

Painting On Wood: Instead of traditional canvas or paper, learn how to paint on wood with Portrait Artist of the Year Series 7 Semi Finalist Alvin Kofi. (S1, ep 31)

The Reconciliation: Seeking a divorce from his wife, an unhappy husband hires a private eye in the hopes of catching her with another man. But things don't quite go as expected. (S7, ep 13)

The Mugger: When a married politician falls in love with a woman at a party, things soon go wrong and his entire career and reputation are put in jeopardy. (S7, ep 14)

The Canary Sedan: While travelling in chauffeured car, Laura Bowlby - a woman with psychic powers - hears a voice telling her a tragic love story. (S3, ep 37)

The Impromptu Murder: A lawyer on the cusp of becoming mayor murders a woman in cold blood who claimed he was involved in embezzlement in the past. (S3, ep 38)

Ed Harris: A look at the life and career of the Hollywood superstar, whose notable works include acclaimed performances in Apollo 13, The Truman Show and The Hours. (S13, ep 7)

André tours Europe celebrating the music of his classical heroes, including Johann Strauss and Franz Lehar, and pays an emotional tribute to the 30s Comedian Harmonists.

The Open Window: When a young man climbs through the window of a Connecticut hunting lodge, he emerges on the other side in a strange new world. (S7, ep 15)

People Don't Do Such Things: Trouble looms when married woman Gwen falls for a successful romantic novelist. (S8, ep 1)

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)

Brian Wilson and other members of the Beach Boys give an insight into the making of their 1966 critically acclaimed album, Pet Sounds.

Gary Oldman: A look at the versatile and fruitful career of the superstar, which includes an Academy Award-winning performance as Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour. (S13, ep 8)

Adrian Chiles, Siân Phillips and Phil Davis: A trio of celebrities sit for a group of portrait artists this week. Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell host. (S3, ep 6)

In The Cards: Fortuneteller Madame Myra thinks she is on to a winner when she meets a man prophesied to come in to a lot of money before dying shortly after. (S8, ep 2)

Nothin' Short Of Highway Robbery: On a long drive through the desert, a couple get their car serviced and are handed an extortionate bill. But they plan on turning the tables. (S8, ep 3)

Little White Frock: An elderly unemployed actor Colin Bragner uses an even older ploy to land a part in a play, tugging at his guest's heartstrings. (S3, ep 39)

Poison: While lying in bed, Harry Pope discovers a snake sleeping on his stomach. (S4, ep 1)

An exploration of Himid's life over seven days after the crew departs, as Kate captures candid moments with just an iPhone.

Brass: Follow the brass section on the morning of the performance as they rehearse Mahler's second symphony and discuss their personal journeys. (3 of 4)

Peace With Honour: A look at how the United States began to reconcile with itself after withdrawing from the Vietnam War in 1973. Emmy-nominated documentary series. (S1, ep 3)

New. Peel back surprising and revealing layers of the iconic Ian Fleming to reveal a man whose life was every bit as gripping as that of Bond himself.