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Documentary-maker Steve Humphries explores the spring of 1918, when tens of thousands of 18-year-old British conscripts were sent to France to make up the numbers. Many were taken prisoner as the German advance continued, but by the summer the tide had begun to turn.

The relationship between the Soviet Union and America during the Cold War. Narrated by Charlton Heston.

Jack returns from London to discover Mr Ryder has given Billy a warehouse, and Dolly gives birth. Drama, starring James Bolam.

A young widow is swindled out of her husband's insurance money by con artist Freddie Fenton (Derek Jacobi), so Terry responds by holding the crook's beloved Rolls Royce hostage. Comedy drama, with George Cole and Dennis Waterman.

Sam convinces Drake to return from exile following his abandonment of Rosina, and Nathaniel Pearce's death reveals how he embezzled Pascoe's clients' funds. Ross finds Geoffrey Charles led astray by Monk Adderley and steers his nephew from trouble, while Drake returns to the village with Sam, who threatens retribution on any who attack his brother. At the infirmary's opening celebration, George gl

Alex investigates a burglary and assault at the home of her future in-laws - a case that brings her face to face with 14-year-old Peter Drake, who will grow up to be her husband and Molly's father. Gene's initial lack of interest in the case ends when the fingerprints of a supposedly dead gangster are found at the scene, and he seizes the opportunity to get more positive headlines for the Met.

Alf and Arthur reminisce about the old days, and Fred Johnson tells Alf about a job walking dogs. Comedy sequel, starring Warren Mitchell.

With Suzi Quatro and Nick Lowe. A 1978 episode of the BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV in the best possible taste.

A millionaire survives a car crash, but needs to have his face constantly wrapped in bandages. His daughter fears he has been replaced by an imposter. Jane Asher guest stars.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

The home of a great night's sleep. Every body. Every bedroom. Every budget. Teleshopping.

Your favourite music from the 1960s - non-stop.

An oxygen tank explosion damaged the Apollo 13 mission. Astronauts and NASA improvised solutions to safely return to earth. Narrated by Robert Powell.

As her journey around her homeland continues, Susan visits the Isle of Skye, where she embarks on an exclusive tour of Dunvegan Castle, which has been home to the McLeods for over 800 years. There, she learns all about clan warfare and discovers a ceremonial horn that has been passed down through generations of clan chiefs since the 14th century. Next, the comedian takes to the seas to operate the

Mount Everest is the greatest climbing challenge in the world. Thought unconquerable by many until Sir Edmund Hilary, on 29th May 1953 changed that perception and reached the Summit.

LNER: Archive film of the second largest of the Big Four companies. We look at the high speed locomotives of Sir Nigel Gresley and views of King's Cross and York Stations in the days of steam.

We take a look at Ronaldinho, one of the world's most exciting footballers in this retrospective from 2009.

Nadine and Christian, who have recently been through a trial separation, check in at the Damson Dene in a bid to get their marriage back on track and keep their family together. Scottish couple Bob and Jeanie are hoping for a relaxing 50th wedding anniversary, while manager Wayne sets about arranging a surprise banquet for barman Paul and general assistant Lavinia - the only married couple living

In this programme we see some previously unseen footage of the Irish railway system in the 1940s and 50s as we journey through Donegal to Letterkenny and Londonderry and the County Antrim line.

In the 1950s, Britain had a massive railway network. A decade later it was barely recognisable. For better and for worse, this is the story of how and why our railways were changed forever.

On 10 May 1941, the Germans launched their deadliest raid of the Blitz. The target was London. By the time it was over, Parliament lay in ruins and only Marylebone station was functioning. E3.

A detailed look at one the most celebrated footballers all time; Pele: The King of Football.

A look at the rise and fall of the London docks, once the commercial hub of Britain during the days of the old Empire, and enabled riches to be brought to the capital with a stream of ships.

The early days of the Korean War, when dogfights with Russian pilots set the tone of what was to follow. Narrated by Charlton Heston.

Dolly and Tom have their baby christened and Mr Seaton goes into hospital to have his operation. Drama, starring James Bolam.

A gambler is robbed of his winnings and calls on Arthur and Terry to help him track the money down. Comedy drama, guest starring Anthony Valentine and featuring an early appearance by Marina Sirtis (Star Trek: The Next Generation). With George Cole and Dennis Waterman.

Ross grows furious at Adderley's unwanted advances to Demelza and resorts to violence - a confrontation that results in his being formally challenged to a duel. George is delighted at the prospect of imminent fatherhood and makes plans to host a charity ball - but his and Elizabeth's newfound marital bliss is disrupted by Geoffrey Charles.

A murder victim is discovered in a canal, and Gene soon has his prime suspect when it turns out the dead man was mixed up with loan shark Trevor Riley. In their search for incriminating evidence, Gene and the team resort to breaking into Riley's office after hours - but what they find takes the case in a completely different direction. Guest starring Tom Georgeson and Daisy Haggard.

Alf is initially delighted when he is called up to jury service, but he then becomes paranoid that he is being stalked. Comedy sequel, starring Warren Mitchell.

With The Moody Blues. A 1978 episode of the BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV in the best possible taste.

Simon investigates a spate of burglaries, recruiting an actress to pose as a waitress at a cafe where a criminal suspected of the crimes is a regular customer.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

Mattresses and toppers from Dormeo - the home of a great night's sleep. Every body. Every bedroom. Every budget.

Your favourite music from the 1960s - non-stop.

This programme explores evidence, secrecy claims, and extraterrestrial possibilities. Narrated by Robert Powell.

Perthshire is known as Scotland's 'big tree country' and with its lush forest it's easy to see why. Susan goes behind the scenes with Lady Mansfield at the magnificent Scone Palace, the historical crowning site of Scotland's kings. She also explores the secrets of the Hermitage in Dunkeld, a purpose-built forest playground for the aristocracy. Then it's on to the Birnam Oak, said to have inspired

The battle of Normandy in 1944 codenamed Operation Overlord with the invasion of Nazi occupied Western Europe by the western allies is one of the best-known battles of World War 2 also known as D-Day.

We travel along the Woodhead Route, a flagship electrification project for BR and the Metropolitan Line running out of London to the suburbs and beyond.

We profile Brazilian national and former Real Madrid midfielder Kaka in this retrospective from 2009.

Manager Wayne claims he cannot bear to work with assistant Marta any longer, forcing owner Jonathan to intervene. The hotel's sows receive a new male companion, and a husband-and-wife songwriting duo check into the hotel, hoping to draw inspiration from its surroundings - but a bout of snoring shatters their tranquillity.

The end of the Irish steam era came in 1961, with the closure of the West Clare Railway. However, that was anything but the end of the story as far as the 3ft gauge in Ireland was concerned.

Great Train Robbery, IRA Brighton Bombing, Christian Slater, the Tiananmen Square Massacre and Gangster Al Capone. The crimes examined in this episode of Crime Inc.

As the war comes to an end, London was still subject to air raids leading to tragedy before Hitler steps up his attacks using new and deadly weapons of terror leaving the capital city defenceless. E4.

Revealing the inside story of Sir Hugh Dowding, the commander-in-chief of RAF Fighter Command who was one of the unsung heroes of the Second World War. Ep1: Spirits in the Wind.

Documentary series focusing on key battles and campaigns in World War II and examining how strategy, resources, and terrain influenced the outcome of battles.

Account of Hitler's rise to power, featuring archive film from Russia and eyewitness accounts by former Nazi party members. The first programme concentrates on the Nazi party's formation after the First World War, the growth of support in the late 1920s and the eventual Fuehrer's appointment as Chancellor in 1933.

American pilots fought the enemy in the skies during the Vietnam War, but were these enemy pilots North Vietnamese or from another communist country?

Jack returns home from his cruise, but boredom soon sets in and Lady Caroline announces the she is to marry. Drama, starring James Bolam.

Arthur is asked for protection by newsagent Mr Mukerjee, who has been sent death threats and had a brick thrown through his window. When Terry goes along, he discovers that the problem may be that the shopowner has promised his daughter's hand in marriage to more than one man. Guest starring Saeed Jaffrey.

Elizabeth obtains a potion to force an early labour in the hope that George's fears that he is not the father will disappear as soon as the child is born. Ross returns to Cornwall in the aftermath of his duel, hoping to make things right with Demelza, but is forced to consider why he chose to accept Adderley's challenge. George returns home to find Morwenna has come to Trenwith in search of Drake,

The discovery of a concrete-encased body at a Docklands building site leads to conflict between DCI Hunt and the location's owner. Investigations are further hampered by the disappearance of crucial evidence, an incident that points to a mole in the detective's own team. Meanwhile, Alex discovers that her fascination with the case is distracting her from returning home.

As jury service draws closer, Alf is worried about the possibility of revenge from the criminal fraternity. Comedy sequel, starring Warren Mitchell.

With Elkie Brooks and Renaissance. A 1978 episode of the BAFTA-winning music and comedy show from Thames TV in the best possible taste.

Simon investigates the theft of a golden statue from a Greek archaeological dig, and the kidnapping of a local innkeeper's daughter. Guest starring Oliver Reed.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s for a genuine taste of the best of the '60s.

Mattresses and toppers from Dormeo - the home of a great night's sleep. Every body. Every bedroom. Every budget.

Your favourite music from the 1960s - non-stop.

20th-century technology probed alleged hauntings, yet ghosts remain unproven. This programme reviews sightings and tests rational explanations. Narrated by Robert Powell.

The comedian concludes her journey in Ayrshire, where she visits the birthplace of Robert Burns and gets to see a precious artefact normally kept in a fireproof safe. Moving on to the Isle of Arran, she learns the tricks of foraging and puts her sense of smell to the test, before heading to Culzean Castle and learning the story behind Peter Pan in Dumfries. The tour concludes by travelling in a ka

Diana Princess of Wales lived a fabled life and bore testimony to the commonality of the everyday person. Diana's story and the tragic circumstances around her death were the key events of the 1990s.

Diana, Princess of Wales lived a brief, intense life. Her ill-suited royal marriage, charity work and early tragic death earned her iconic status.

Newsreel of world leaders in the 1930s, as well as footage of everyday life captured by amateur film-makers using the newly available lightweight movie cameras of the time.

Thierry Henry has a playing record that would turn most footballers green with envy. We profile his career up to 2009.

Documentary following the ups and downs of life at the Grosvenor Hotel, Torquay. Midlands couple Faye and Mike arrive for their big day, but with a staff shortage, double-booked rooms, disagreements with the wedding co-ordinator and inclement weather, the event prompts manager Mark Jenkins to reveal he is more nervous than he was for his own wedding.

The 1960s was a decade which saw major changes on Ireland's railways offering a fascinating mixture of the old and the new providing much interest to those observing the railway scene in the country.

Naomi Campbell, Black September plane hijackings, The Black Dahlia, unsolved murder of Elizabeth Short, Oklahoma Truck Bombing and the Sorbonne Riots. The crimes examined in this episode of Crime Inc.

A look at the rise and fall of the London docks, once the commercial hub of Britain during the days of the old Empire, and enabled riches to be brought to the capital with a stream of ships.

Showing the vital role that women played throughout the Battle of Britain and beyond, serving in the WAAF in the factories, radar stations and operations rooms across Britain, Ep2: A New Revolution.

A look at how the battles of World War II increased in sheer size of the forces involved, the power of their weapons, and Germany's strategies for Operation Barbarossa.

A look at how the Nazis were able to seize control so effectively in the 1930s, and what factors contributed to their early political successes. Historians and former officials discuss Hitler's rise to power and reveal the extent to which it was helped by grassroots support for Goering's feared secret police, the Gestapo.

The covert methods used by the Vietcong to foil the Americans, including hidden supply trails and underground cities. Narrated by Charlton Heston.

Jack helps the Duke of Bedlington discover who has been threatening him. Drama based on the James Mitchell novels, starring James Bolam.

Arthur's minicab firm is targeted by saboteurs. However, his partner in the venture is reluctant to involve the police, so he drafts in Terry to act as a driver and help identify the culprits. Needless to say, it soon transpires there is more to the attacks than meets the eye. George Cole, Alfred Burke and Dennis Waterman star.

The final series of the period drama begins. Ross travels to London to answer a plea for help from an old friend, and finds himself faced with a conspiracy masterminded by a slave trader - whose daughter has caught Geoffrey's eye. Demelza is confronted with a new enemy as she manages the family's affairs in Cornwall, while George remains devastated following Elizabeth's death, leaving Cary to take

Gene learns crooked cops are going to interrupt a bullion robbery and steal the gold for themselves - a discovery that gives him the chance to root out corruption in the force once and for all. Meanwhile, the arrival of an attractive woman highlights the cracks in his relationship with Alex, who is making him doubt her trustworthiness.

When Alf forgets his bus pass and is unable to get on a bus, he arranges a day out for a group of old age pensioners who commandeer one. Comedy sequel, starring Warren Mitchell.